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Home My WebLink About1960-11-07city council minutes7 The following bids on a new car were wend and r Garber Motor 1647.00 Burns Chev 1660.00 Moved by Councilm an Finley, seconded by Councilman Eldredge the low of bid of Garber Motor be 11necented. Unon Roll Call it anneared the motion was unanimously carried. There heing no flirthar business to come before the Comcil it was moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Luby that Council ad,.ourn. Motion carried. Mayor. L. > P— - — City Clerk. COUNCIL CHIMR179 NOVEMBER 7th, 1960 8:00 P. 11. The Regular F�cnthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Roams of the City Hall, with the Mayor, Ed Simmerman presiding. Unon Roll Call the followinv councilmen answered present: E. L. Vassar, N. E. "Coley" Smith, Emile .Shorb,, M,x Luby and Leland Finley. Bill No 1.1 tt2nd ordinance on arm esati n) Thereunon Councilman Shorb introduced Bill No. 11, entitled: AN ORDI[W)CE fiFT 'PiJkT - CERTAIN LANDS LIE COITTIJ K)US OR ADJAC'3NT TO TH CITY OF CAI,DW COUNTY OF CANYON, STATE OF IDANC, THAT SAID LANDS HAVE BIF,fJ LAITI OFF BY THE Qti1dF OR PuDP'>I' OR NTTF TP4 OWNERS AUTHORITY OR ACCTIESCENCC, INTO LOTS OR BLOCKS COPT "r'AI NIIVG NOT MORE THAN FIVE 'C�' 0 LAND 4_ACH, OF T ?1T THE (7'4I Ox P-OPRP.TORS 07 Sal, LWDS, OF O'P '? P7?.:ON TFH HI L.M3-HT OF 5A1- OsITP7RS OR PRO- PRI HAVE SOLD -:P - G)I?1IJ TO SELL OFF SIKH COPITIG!IOTIS OR 4TJACENT LARDS BY PKT3TS AND BOMIDS, IN TRACTS NOT EXCEEDING FIVE ACR` OR THAT TH? OWTIFR9 OF SkID LANDS HAVE DJNSENT+D AND AGREED THAT SAID LANDS BY AM* WTXF.D TO THE CITY OF CAIPWTLL, IDAHO; AND DECLARING ALL ;'AID LANTiB, BY PSOFb;R L�IIAL FF'7?IYTION TH"+FFOF, TO R7 A PART Or THE CITY OF CALi CANYON COUNTY, ID +AHOI REPEALING ALL OPUTHAt`CES, RESULT ITIONS• OR ORT)TR`'., OR PAR'fti TH�.R ?OF IN CgIFLICT HER :ZaITH; AND t Er_.T.r,RING .uq F1•`EI?r ;r ;,!CY. which was read for the first time and Council proceeded to a c msiri - ?,tion of Bill No. 11. Bill NO 12 Ordinance 110 964 (1ance halls) Thereupon Councilman Eldredge introduced Bill No 12, entitledi AN OPDIN.ANCE PPOVITJ NG rOR TFIr IS:;NANCE OF A PERMIT ANT - , THE AP'LICATIDN -hP 4 P4PMIT FOR "TTF CONPTICTING OF A P BLIC DANCE, PROVIDING A PFREIT FEE„ EXIIMPTING C?RTA.I *I (HARITABI E, RELLITTOITS Am) §Cil ^OL 'J1G.T1'tl 7ATI0NS, Ib3.CARIPIG TH CONTITIONS OF A I'll Sl) AND PROVIDING A PENALTY. which was read for the first, time and Council proceeded to a- onsideration of Bill No. 12. It was moved by Councilman Eldredge, seconded by councilman Shorb that the rules reouiri.ng that the reading of a Bill on threessoarate days be suspended and that Bill No 12, be read the second time by title and the third time in full secti -P ''v section and Placed on the final Passage. The Mayor directed the clerk to call the Roll on the above motion with the following result: Those voting in the a "firmative were: Vassar, Smith, Luby, Shorh and Finley. Negative: None. .Absent and not voting: None. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths ma,iority anddtirected the Clerk to read Bill AI 12, the t:cond time by title and the third time in full secti :m by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The ouestio being "Shall Bill Mo. 12 nnss ?" The Mavor ni.rected the Clerk to call the roll on the above euestion s,Pich re- sulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative were: Vassar, Smith, Luby, Shorb, Eldredge and Tinley. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon the 14svor declared Bill No 12, had nassed and the Mayor in open session of the Counckl duly signed and — Proved the Bill, and the Clerk dnly si andattested the same which became Ordinance No. 96h. The Mayordirect.ed the Clerk to make oroo -r entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 9% to be, Published in the Mews- Trihune the official newspooer oP the Cite of Caldwell, Icai ±o. J' J >v \ I Bids on Station Wagon -'or Fire Department Mayor Simmerman informed the Council this was the time set for receiving and opening bids on a new station wagon for the Fire Department. The following bidswere opened and read: Curt & Hal Dodge Lanser 4 door $2125.75 Dodge Dart 2272.99 Williams Motor Studebaker 4 door 201:5.50 Ga --ber Motor Standard Ford 2 door 1997.00 Ranch Waeon L door 1848.00 Lodge Motor Plymouth h door 2247.29 II Burns Chev Chev 4 door 2125.00 These bids were referred to the Fire Chief to check andrenort back to Council. Sign for Williamson Furniture Co. Harold Shaw discussed a proposed sign for Williamsm Furniture Co. Moved by Council Smith, seconded by Councilman Vassar permission be granted to erect this sign, Upon Roll CAll it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Accepting bid of Garber Motor for stati n �a� Fire Chief, Waldo Paddock reported back to the Council on the bids received on a station wagon and recommended the bid of Garber Motor Co be accepted. Moved by Councilman Finley, seconded by Councilman Smith the bid of Garber Motor Co be accepted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Sorinkling systems for new rfolf coairse. Two types of sprinkling systems for the new golf course were brought up for discussion. No 1. A single line cast iron manual operated system. No. 2. Two line system, asbestos concrete smaller head with more sorinklers,.operating on a time clock basis. The City Engineer recommended the two line system. Moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Vassar both systems be approved and the Golf Association be authorized to make the decision on the system. Upon Roll Call it aoneared the motion was unanimously carried, Library Board (resi,anation of Dr. E. L. !lunn) The following letter of resignation was read from Dr. E. L. Munn: October 26, 1960. Ed Simmerman, Mayor City Hall C Idaho Dee r Sir: Due to unforeseen circumstances it is necessary for me to submit my resignation to the Caldwell Library Board as a Trustee. I'm sorry to resign as live enjoyed the contacts but trust you will reolace me immediately. I' Sincerely /s/ E. L. Munn, M. D. Moved by Councilman Shorb, seconded by Councilman Eldredge this resienation be accepted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Library Boaird (appointment of Mrs. Robert Wall r) Mayor Simmerman announced the appointement of Mrs. Robert Walker as a member of the Library Board to fill out the unexpired term of Dr. E. L. Munn. Moved by Councilman Shorb, seconded by Councilman Finley this appointment be con °irmed. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. �C Reports were read from the Police and Fire Denartments. Street, LightinF Contract Renewal of Street Lighting, Contract was discussed by the Mayor and Council. Whereupon Co Finley presented the following Resolution and moved the adoption thereof, which motion was duly seconded by Councilman Vassar. PF501 UTION No. 19 By Councilman Finley. B3 IT PF;0LVFD 9Y THE Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, as follows: "WHEP ?AS, There is now before this body for action a form of street lirhtlne contract with Idaho Power Comnany, and said pronosed contract has received the careful consideration of this body, and it is believed that it is for the beat interests of this municipality that such contract tie executed and entered into; NOW, TH?REFORE, the Mayor is hereby authorized and directed, in his official capacity, to execute said contract in duplicate, and the Clerk is authorized and directed to affix the corporate seal of this mnnicinality to eacy of said duplicates of said contract and to attest and certify the same, and upon full execution thereof, to deliher one of said duplicates to the Idaho Power Company, and to retain the other as a part of the records of her office." Upon Roll Call those voting in the affirmative were: Vassar, Smith, Luby, Shorb, Eldredge and Finley. Negative: None. Absent and not votin. None. Thereupon the 19a•: declared the motion carried and the Rasolution adopted. Aopoint,m ^nts to the Planni ^ Commission The Mayor announced the following appointments to the Planning Commission Board: Stanley Jensen Pete Olesen Andy Johnson Moved by Councilman Finley, seconded by Councilman 3horb these anpointments be confirmed. '!non Roll C it anneared th= motion was unanimously carried. Renorts by the The new Code will be ready for approval December 19. Delinquent garbage hearings set for "November 17. Cenductec tour of Titan Kissile Base, A1ov 20, Water Survey by Mr. Reyr to be discussed Nnv =mbar 21.. Request by Mr. Comfort to lease Curtis Park. Moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Co� Finley Mayor Simme man be authorized to re- present the City of Caldwell at the AMA Meeting to be held in New York City. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Plannin {r Commission P =port. The following letter was read from Harvey Hoff, Temporary Chairman of the Planning Commission. October 31, 1960 Ed Simrrnrman, Nayor City of Caldwell Caldwell, Idaho Dear Sir: The rem:lar monthly meeting of the Caldwell Planning Commission was held in the Council Ch ?tubers of the City Hall on October yl, 1960. In order to bring about a. more orderly development of streets in the area south- east of the city encompassed by Cleveland Boulevard, the city limits and the Union Pacific Railroad a resolution eras passed by th- Planning Commission to recommend to the City Council that Plain street, Arthur Street and Blaine Street be projected southeasterly to the City Limits. A motion was passed by the Cit- Planning Commission to recommend to the City Council that the plat known as Nichol- Farwell Addition be accepted by the city with minor modifications that may be recommended by the, mayor. A notion was passed by the City Planning Commission too-commend to the City Council that, a nlat knawh as a Renlat of Vermaas ` be accented by the City with the stinulation that, utility easements be granted to the city to meet the re- quirements of the city asdesignsted by the City r,nein =er. A motion was massed h- the City Planning Commission to recommend to the City Council that the plat known as Terrace Addition be accented by the city. Vcrry truly yours, s/s Harvey 0. Hoff , 'femnorary Chairman Caldwell Planning Commission F II ;F/ Preliminary Plats Nicol - Farwell Sub- D'vision- Terrace Addition- Vermaas Additin A preliminary plat of Nicol - Farwell Sub- deai.sion was presented for Council consideration. The City Eng stated before the City could ar.ept this plat right -of -way for two unnamed streets should be acpuired and also recommendations of Planning Commission for annexation should be re- ceived as this property is outside the rity limits. A preliminary nlat of Terrace Addition was presented for Council approval. A preliminary plat of Vermnas Addition was presented for Council approval. Moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilm an Shorb this plat be approved subject to the recommendation of the Planning Commission and the recommendation of the City Enginner regarding the size of lots 22 through 27. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion o-ras unanimous y carried. Mayor Simmerman reported the Council was to meet with the State Highway Board November 10. Pool & Car License .Application for Pool & Car License was read from Roy's Sport Shop, the fee accompanying the apoli cation. Moved by Councilman Shorb, seconded by Councilman Vassar this license be approved. Upon Roll Call it ano=_ared the motion was unanimously carried. The Bills for October were read and on motion by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Eldredge these bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts, all of which have been approved by the Finance Committee. Motion carried. GENERAL FUND - - - - - - - - - .SALARIES NO. NAME PURPOSE AMOUNT 7W nth Judd Advance 5 ] .J 641 Bobby Hall Advance ° - - - - -- 842 Margaret Lucille Gammons Adv, T 30.07 843 Anton Walter Neumeister it " - - - - -- 844 Ed. Simmerman " 509.73 845 Emery L. Vassar " 40.00 846 Leland D. Finley " 40.00 847 Max C. Luby " 31.47 848 L. P, Eldredge " 40.00 849 Emile Shorb " 31.47 850 Nolen Everett Smith 31.47 851 Dean E. Miller " 90.36 552 Ada Hartenbower 290.51 853 Alta E. Williams " 251.17 854 Dorothy D. Martin " 29.76 855 Keith Judd " 219.34 856 Elwood Siegmann " 356.95 857 George R. Sweet, Jr., " 4.82 858 Charles W. Astleford " 281.69 859 William M. Carlson " 281.98 86o Louis Cornelison 277.30 861 Nicholas Noy " 72.75 862 Gail Boid Uehlin "' 274.16 863 Shirley Ann West 229.90 86b Melvin R. Pierson 327.69 865 Alferd Dick ding " 230.92 566 Harry R. Minto 269.32 867 Roscoe Allen Smith ° 250.82 868 IM1illiam Orville Morrison " 263.11 869 Robert W. Nelson n 4 8 .5 0 870 Clarence Dahl Jorgensen " 266.08 871 David Lee Harrell " 2 85.9 6 872 MargaretLucille Gammons ° 1 49. 11 873 Troy Vcrdon Vance, Jr., " 251.46 874 Jack Melvin Winslow " 285.67 875 Floyd J. Szafrajda 1' 274.17 876 Sybil Ham 1 . 179.18 877 Melvin G. Lewis " 545.63 878 Charles John Hall 1 1 304.98 879 James Buckingham Brooks " 106.10 880 Sharon D. Cunningham " 78.55 881 Barbara Lynn Cox " 41.96 882 Donald W. Baird 326.21 883 Janice Lorraine Young " 139.20 884 George Hammar " 105.00 885 Harry S. Flagg " 253.37 886 Raymond G. Scott " 201.79 887 Albert Arie Delijster " 118.14 888 Robert Gibbs Firman " 43.65 889 James D. Defenbaugh " 43.65 890 Steven Burton Colter " 43.65 891 Jeffrey Ley Hart " 43.65 892 John Carroll Hill " 45.10 893 Thomas Andrew Chiorany " 42.19 394 Richard G. Hawkins 42.19 895 Norman Charles Hedemark " 39.28 i NO. NAIT, 996 Rano Sullivan 997 William Lester Korns 998 Tod Matsumato -999 Donald Green 900 Roland Murphy 901 Donald Shaw 902 Richard Claussen 903 Robert Moreno 904 William Southard 905 Charles Phillips 906 Balk Of Idaho 907 Stare Income Tax Division 903 Canyon County 969 Municipal Group Insurance 910 W. A. Paddock 911 Forrest B. Milender 912 Dale R. Hanks 913 John Warren 914 Harold E. Perfect 915 Charles W. Phillips 916 Doi-win Sparks 917 Donald H. Machos 918 Leslie L. Ford 919 William F. Southard 920 Wesley B. Turner 921 Olen Waner 922 Keith Grant Cummings 923 Eugene Inge 924 Leslie Wayne '!food 925 R. C. Stevens 926 Leonard Charlton 927 Gordon Sams 929 11,,thew Maxwell 929 Delmar Luhr 930 Fred Henderson Alley 931 Richard Louis Christenson 932 Alfred Walradt 933 State Treasurer GENERAL FUND ------ - - - - -- SALARIES CONTINUED F VRPGSE A MOUNT SALARY 125.95 " 204.76 ti 328.90 " 49.77 It 4.85 " 42.44 8M 8.09 " 1,2.95 " 18.58 " 6.36 " 2,212.06 " 331.92 " 1,073.95 938.95 FIRE DEPAAT4ZENT FIRM NO 45-^31 �M,750 SALARY n n u n n u u n n n n n I 396.84 327.12 273.24 271.36 259.86 271.36 282.96 248.36 282.86 271.36 271.36 248 .hB 263.20 248.36 240.20 24.47 24.17 33.00 24.47 13.00 24 .47 33 .00 33.00 390.60 $4,777.30 244.21 274.90 213.29 103.14 53.54 X889:08 369.24 259.70 272.77 317.60 216.o9 224.62 205.31 224.62 186.99 196.99 317.60 223.10 169.62 176.14 187.63 198.49 $3,736.51 372.21 240.40 243.37 254.87 233.97 213 .29 156.97 17.55 58.00 44.62 53 __ $$1,887.70 303.00 108.00 $$411.00 251.61 270.92 240.40 266.3 266.37 360.71 2 -13.29 201.79 180.80 129.1;0 X2.381.66 j i I �J J CEMETER S ALARIES FUND No. 50-031 934 George Hammar SA 935 Lilburn L. Cooper 936 Partin G. Lowe 937 Stanley Donald Waggoner n 8M Bobhy Hall n STREET SALARTFS FUND N0. 6a 939 S. P. Glenn SALARY 939 Janes S. Wymore +� 940 Donald M. Shaw 941 Richard S. Mather 942 TilfOrd W. Farley +� 943 Edward R. McKinsey 944 Claude L. Lappin 945 Albert B. Exley 946 Donald Grant Green 947 Claude Eddie Green 948 Wilbur N. Wykert n 949 Roland William P irphy 950 Daryl Timothy Morehouse 951 Rex Gene White i+ 952 R. R. Kinsey 953 Michael Frank Cayler + IRTUGATION SALARIES FUITD N0. 70 -031 ,954 Charlie L. Rourland ' 955 Gi;w 17ealy n 95 Oscar Hmimann n 9 7 John H. Brown + 959 Ernest G. Eisenbrandt +� "g Elmer R. Thornberg +� 960 LeRoy C. Dibben u 961 Joe Fa-nest Eisenbrandt it 962 Ed. Glenn 963 James kerrill 961; Chxrl.le La,M1 n SAT11TATION SALARTES FUT'D No. 75 -03 965 George R. Sweet, Jr., + - 966 F. Marie Rife. WATER SALARIE FUni NO. 30 -031 967 Roy O. Davis 96`? Samuel Hartk6pf 969 Roy A. Melton 970 D. Richard Claussen 971 H. Pd. Phillips 9 72 Jack Boyd Johansen 973 Steve Fish 974 Farney p Snoddy 975 Lea William LanOrath n 976 Vernon L. Trcgdon �+ - 396.84 327.12 273.24 271.36 259.86 271.36 282.96 248.36 282.86 271.36 271.36 248 .hB 263.20 248.36 240.20 24.47 24.17 33.00 24.47 13.00 24 .47 33 .00 33.00 390.60 $4,777.30 244.21 274.90 213.29 103.14 53.54 X889:08 369.24 259.70 272.77 317.60 216.o9 224.62 205.31 224.62 186.99 196.99 317.60 223.10 169.62 176.14 187.63 198.49 $3,736.51 372.21 240.40 243.37 254.87 233.97 213 .29 156.97 17.55 58.00 44.62 53 __ $$1,887.70 303.00 108.00 $$411.00 251.61 270.92 240.40 266.3 266.37 360.71 2 -13.29 201.79 180.80 129.1;0 X2.381.66 j i I �J J Y.3 1 T REATMENT PLANT SALARIES FUND NO. 31-031 NAME PURPOSE AMOUNT � a4J Anton Walter Neumeister +t SALARY 18R.of l 977 978 Robert E. Hall, Sr., " Harold Gene Curry " 266.3.7 108.83 I' 979 James Truman Easley " 3C6.10 870.24 WATER GENERAL OFFICE FUND NO. 32- 980 John Leslie Englehart ° 335.32 981 Wilma B. Keech " 201.79 982 F. Marie Rife " 67.77 983 Barbara Lee Bosley 160.51 984 Ve3ma Arelene Taylor 129.4ft 985 Bank Of Idaho 944.83 541.40 986 State Income Tax Division 81.23 987 Canyon County 299.73 988 Municipal Group Insarance 161.04 X2,028.23 GENERAL FUND SUPPLIES V0. & WT. NO. NAME 7TND NUMBER & PURPOSE AMOUNT 57 Allen's Texaco Service 15-032 - CC 558 American Institute Of Park Exec. 23 -032 15.00 559 Becker Hardware Co., 15 -032 10.04 56o Bennett Machine And Welding Works 15-032 1.75 561 Bills Texaco 15 -032 23.09 562 Burns Chevrolet Co., 15- 032 139.18 563 Caldwell Drug Center 15 -032 34.71 564 Caldwell Electric Co., Inc., 21 -032 6.00 565 Caldwell Leather And Canvas 15 -032 12.00 566 Caldwell Glass Co., 15-032 2.37 ... 567 The Caxton Printers, Ltd., 14 -032 21.96 568 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 11 -032 100.00 13 -032 10.00 15 -032 21.50 7.31.50 569 'Dual Parking Meter Co., 18 - 033 131.85 570 Flight Service, Inc., 15 -032 35.00 571 Freda's Cafe 17 -032 84.40 572 - Garber Mator Co., 15 -032 21.06 573 Hoff Building Supply 15 -032 .6o 574 Hoffman Sheet Metal 15-032 41.65 575 Home Lumber And Ccal Co., 18 -032 24.45 576 Howard Electric 15-032 38.73 577 Idaho- Pacific Steel Whse. Co., 18 -032 180.00 578 Idaho Power Comla ny 21-032 47.73 23-032 10.64 23 -032 9.68 26 -032 3441 102.66 579 Idaho Sporting Goods 15 - 032 1.75 580 Intermountain Gas Go., 21 -032 23.23 26 -032 13.94 37.17 581 Irrigators Lumber Co., 22 -032 11.52 582 W. Max Lerrellen Agency 10 -037 192.87 533 Lodge Motor Co., Inc., 15 -032 76.05 584 Los Angeles Stamp And Stationery Co., 15-032 101.25 585 V. Jay Martin 22 -032 5.00 r7 586 Model Market 15 -032 24.35 587 Moore Stationery 15-032 .75 C 19 -032 7.75 8.50 588 Mountain States Paint Co., 15 -032 87.20 15 - 032 141.55 589 Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co., 10 -042 181.90 323.115 590 Nalls Mobile 15 -032 3.00 5P1 The New - Tribune 22 -032 18.25 592 - Bob Nicholas Service Stations, Inc., 15 -032 64.91 593 Norman's Jewelry 15 -032 6.53 594 Edgar L. Oakes 23 -032 2.00 595 Phillips Petroleum Co., 15 -032 3.75 596 Steve Regan Co., 26 -032 24.75 597 Ralph Richardson 22- -032 5.Oo 528 M. C. Roberts 22 -032 5.00 599 Battler Auto Electric, Inc., 15-032 7.5o 600 Ed. Simmerman 11 -032 650.00 601 State Of Idaho 16-032 125.00 602 Summers Stationery & Office Supply 11-032 4.o5 14 -032 .50 4.55 603 Superior Ante Glass 15-032 5. 604 Texaco Inc., 15-032 1401 15 -032 3.67 22-032 47.32 65.30 605 Traffic Appliance Corp., 18 -033 - 3,587.50 6o6 Troy Laundry And Dry Cleaing 15 -032 .84 21 - 032 8.80 9.61, 607 Union Oil Co. Of Calif. 20 -032 - io-o4o l,o6o.64 1,065.54 �.k 608 Union Pacific Railroad Co., 18 -033 12.37 609 J. W. Weeks & Son 28-032 5.75 610 Western Union Telegraph Co., 15 -032 1.27 611 Whelchel- 1killiner Studio 15 -032 22.25 612 Floyd Williamson 'Co., 21-032 6.95 Total General Fund For End -Oct. 1 60 $7,676.19 17ATER FUND SUPPLIES WATER AND SEWER FUND SUPPLIES - 851.55 q�rn m_ ?7ND (Cao.Out.) " 8. 1NT. NO. NAT Fftm NiIMRER & PURPOSE AMOUNT 213 Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc., 30- 033 260.50 27F760 21h B'acker's Hardware Co., 31 -032 45 -032 35.50 215 Cal.dv Ell Auto Supple Co., 30 -032 STREET FWD " 20.1,2 21.6 Caldwell Flectric Co., Inc., 31-032 65.13 10.00 217 Caldwell Hardware Co., 31 -032 70 -032 23.97 218 Caldwell Paint & Glass Co., 31 -032 SANITATION CONTRACT 17.77 219 Chicago Pimp Company 31 -032 39.60 323.08 220 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 32 -032 46.75 221 James Easley 31 -032 11.68 222 Home Lumber And Coal Co., 30 -032 5.05 223 Idaho Bit & Steel Co., 30 -032 41.65 224 Idaho Power Company 30 -03 2 452.98 225 1V. Lax Levvellen Agency 30 -032 128.58 226 Lodge iu Company 30 -032 11. 227 Jim Lyke, Postmaster 32 -032 150.00 223 Leo J. Mason Motor Co., 30- 032 10.00 229 Moore Stationery 31 -032 6.63 32_032 4.35 10.98 230 Mt. States Tel. &Tel. Co., 31 -032 18.25 231 Nalls Mobile Service 30 -032 14.50 232 Neptune Meter Company 30 -032 79.58 233 - Pitney - Bowes, Inc., 32 -032 27.00 2315 Telephone (General Fund) 32 - 032 69.15 235 - Union Oil Co. Of California 30 =032 87.62 Total Water & Sewer Fund for End -Oct. 160 $1,825.21 - S PECIAL. FUND SUPPLIES - 473 Idaho Pourer Company 40 -032 16.92 474 Caldwell Auto Supply Co., h5-032 25,3.3 475 Caldwell Hardware Co., 45 -032 .69 1176 Christian Art & Book Store h5 -032 2.10 477 L. N. Curtis & Sons 45 -032 1.1.24 478 Intermountain Gas Cc., 45-032 7.27 1479 Mt. States Tel & Tel Co., 45-032 108.45 490 Pocatello Fire Equipment Service 45-032 2.2 431 Troy Laundry and Dry'Cleaning 45 -032 18.77 482 Clen Wan-'r 45_032 2.98 483 Idaho Power Company 50- 032 69.35 484 King Pro-, Gardens 5J -032 5.85 05 NStchel.l, Lavd.s, and Staver 50 -032 11:.30 48.6 Mountain States Tel, and T 1. Co., 50 -032 6.90 487 J. IT, Weeks & Son, Inc., e 50 -032 3.95 489 Priest Gemeo, Inc., 50 - 032 62.45 V? Arnold Uacl inery Co., Inc., 60 -03 2 80282 h90 Darter Foundry °, Machine Works, Inc., 60 -032 1-15.00 I,cl- Norco 60 -032 5.62 h92 H. E. Parmenter 60 -032 3.00 1 493 Starline Equipment Co., 60-032 5.00 494 jPcsco Steel Company 60 -032 1,092.40 495 Western Machinery Co., 60 -032 321.52 1,96 Caldwell Electric Co., 5 13 497 Idaho Pourer Co., 6 .1 - 032 1,773.47 498 Becker Hardware Co., 70 -032 1.00 499 Idaho Pourer Co., 70 -032 _ l.OD 500 Joe Mor-le 70 -032 7.20 501 Alta E. Williams, City Treasurer 70 -032 1.50 502 The Caxton Printers, Ltd., 75 -032 37.47 503 Caldwell Sanitary Service 75 -034 4,$22.9$ 504 Nampa Sanitary Service 75 -0?4 480,25 505 The News - Tribune L. I. D. 4 ?32 39.60 Total Special Funds for End -Oct. 1 60 `9° 3c� 3.73 � - TOTAL SUPPLIES El7R MID -OCT. +60 S12,28 5.09 TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR END-OCT. 1 60 19,135.13 TOTAL SALARTES FOR OCT. '60 31,732.65 TOTAL SAIARIES & SUPPLIES FOR MO.00T. 63,152 87 EXPENDITURES BY FUNDS 17ATER FUND SUPPLIES 30 -032 - 851.55 q�rn m_ ?7ND (Cao.Out.) " 30 -033 236.67 T&E.ATE= PLRfT FUND " 31 -032 476.53 71ATTa GEN, OFFICE " 32 -032 260.50 AIRPORT FL ^ID " 40 -03 2 16.92 FIRE FUND 45 -032 179.08 CEMETERY FUND n 50 -032 162.80 STREET FWD " 60 -032 2,345.36 STREET CAP. OUTLAY 11 60 -033 65.13 STREET LIGHTING FUND 44 65 -032 3_,773.47 IRRIGATION FUND " 70 -032 10.70 SANITATION Fund " 75x32 37.47 SANITATION CONTRACT 75 -03h 5,003.20 L. I. D. # 48 " 1, -832 39.60 511,459.94 J V.6 There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Luby Council recess until November 21st. Motion carried. a Mayor. City Clerk. COUNCIL CHA14BRRS NOVEMBER 21st, lb� 8:00 P. 14. The Council met pursuant to call and acknowledgment of notice in the following form: CALL AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF NOTICE We, the undersigned Mayor and Members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, do each hereby acknowledge notice of a special meeting of thesaid City Council, be h ®ld id the - Council Chambers in the City Hall in the City of Caldwell „ Idaho, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P. M. on the 21st day of Nov- ember, 1960, for transaction of all business in connection with the following object: New and unfinisned business. our signatures this 21st day o November, 1960. -' Mayor �lman _ Coin Gilman ilm Councilman ilman a Ed Simmerman presiding. Noon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered oresent: E. L. Vassar, N. E. "Coley" Smith, Max Luby, Emile Shorb, Leland Finley. Absent: L. P. Eldredge. Mawr Ed Simmerman presiding. The Bills for Nid- November were read and on motion by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman FI F Luby ti.ese Hills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts, all of which have veen ap- proved by the Finance Committee. Motion carried. GENERAL FUND SUPPLIES VC. & WT. NOS. NAME FUND NUMBER. & PURPOSE AMOUNT 01i� �1a cTwell Hardware Co., 23432 - =1 61L Coast To Coast Stores 23 -032 1.20 615 CANCELLED (See Special Funds # 545 --- --- 616 Golden Gate Irrigation District 10-038 396.87 617 Int. Association Of Chiefs Of Police 15 -032 20.00 618 Irrigators Lumber Co., 23 -032 19.26 619 Moore Stationery 21 -033 105.00 620 Motor Inn Tire Shop 19 -032 14.30 621 Mountain Staten Paint Co., 15 -032 87.20 622 National Safety Council 15 -032 145.00 623 The News Tribune 10 - 036 40.50 624 Bob Nicholes Oil Co., Inc., 23 -032 15.Oo 625 Oakley Moody Service, Inc., 15 -032 58.03 626 Pioneer Irrigation Dist., 10 -038 25.81 627 R. & B. Market 15 -032 .98 19-032 .39 10-035 7.36 8.73 628 Service Parts Co., 23 -032 6.20 629 Ed, Simmerman 11 -032 250.00 630 Simplot Sollbuilders 23 -03.2 24.30 631 Stunmers Stationery & Office Supply 15 -032 81.03 19 -032 3.85 84.88 Total General Fund For Mid - Nov. '60�,3" WATER AND SEWER FUND SUPPLIES 236 Boise Valley Parcel Service 30 -032 6.75 237 The Caxton Printers, Ltd., 32-032 7 238 Chevron Gas Station 31 -032 2.00 239 D. & B. Supply Co., 30-032 39.37 2110 Idaho Civil Defense Surplus Property Agency 33-033 225.00 2151E Idaho Power Company 30 -032 130.10 31 -032 599.97 730.07 242 Inland Deisel & Uachinery Co., 3C -032 165.29 2L3 Meter Specialty Co., 30 -032 1L.OG )`�, Rockwell Manufacturing Service Parts Co., 31 --032 1L9.7 2 5 �l -0 2 b. }6 8.!30 246 Aarmays Moving 3 Storage 0 -032 74.94 247 248 Vt'est, Cameo, Inc., Westcott Oil Corooratimn 30 -032 3C -032 10. 0 � (Mid-Nov '60) ( Total Water ': 31 -032 'Sewer 58• un or ,