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Home My WebLink About1929-12-02city council minutes9 HI II I i li v 1217 Porter Glenn Labor 12.00 1218 Ike Jones Labor 139.80 1219 Claude Luallen TOTAL 120.40 TOTAL 70 1220 Morrison- 1Cnadeen STFMT LIGHTIlVG PM 4969.97 1228A mr.; Idaho Power Company services 520.05 1222 L. 11. Porter TOTAL 50.00 It was moved by Leighty and seconded by Gordon that the Council adjourn. Motion carried. / '/ APPRO — fay=g Olen[. Mayor. couNCIL CBAMBERS December 2, 1929, 8:00 P.M. Council met in regular session persuant to law, with Mayor Mcconnil presiding and Councilmen, DICnNS, GORDON, JOHNS, LEIGHTY AND SAN=ff2R, present. Absent, BOLLMAN. Owing to the absence of the City Clerk, the Mayor appointed Mr. W. C. Dyer Acting Clerk, and announced that the Council was in session for the consideration of amy business which might lawfully come before it. The mayor directed the Clerk to read the minutes of the previous meeting, which was ordered approved as read. L. D. Horn, appeared before the City Council in behalf of Columbia Gorge Motor Company and requested a loading zone be established in front of their office on seventh Street and extending North to the Home Cafe. Motion by 8andmeyer, seconded by Johns, That the flatter of the Loading Zone of the Columbia Gorge Motor Company be referred to the Street Committee with Power to Act, consisting of Councilmen Dickens, Leighty and Chief of Police Fred Rowland. Motion carried. ill l AIRPORT PIIL'fD 1219A Jessie D. walker services 1244.00 TOTAL IN47UU sTMMT TMPROVWENT DISTRICT # 7 1220 Morrison- 1Cnadeen Company Oiling 4969.97 1221 The 0exton Printers, Ltd. Supplies 5.35 1222 L. 11. Porter Labor 50.00 1223 Walter Griffiths Labor 94.50 TOTAL 5119.82 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT #8 1224 A. W. Duncan Labor 26.25 1225 L. M. Porter " 75.00 1226 Ei. H Eustace Services .50 1227 I. E. Goldsmith Supplies 48.70 TOTAL 150.40 STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT # 10 1228 Caxton Printers Ltd. supplies 32.50 1229 Ida Erickson Typing 5.00 1230 Caldwell -News Tribune Printing 39,55 TOTAL 77.05 It was moved by Leighty and seconded by Gordon that the Council adjourn. Motion carried. / '/ APPRO — fay=g Olen[. Mayor. couNCIL CBAMBERS December 2, 1929, 8:00 P.M. Council met in regular session persuant to law, with Mayor Mcconnil presiding and Councilmen, DICnNS, GORDON, JOHNS, LEIGHTY AND SAN=ff2R, present. Absent, BOLLMAN. Owing to the absence of the City Clerk, the Mayor appointed Mr. W. C. Dyer Acting Clerk, and announced that the Council was in session for the consideration of amy business which might lawfully come before it. The mayor directed the Clerk to read the minutes of the previous meeting, which was ordered approved as read. L. D. Horn, appeared before the City Council in behalf of Columbia Gorge Motor Company and requested a loading zone be established in front of their office on seventh Street and extending North to the Home Cafe. Motion by 8andmeyer, seconded by Johns, That the flatter of the Loading Zone of the Columbia Gorge Motor Company be referred to the Street Committee with Power to Act, consisting of Councilmen Dickens, Leighty and Chief of Police Fred Rowland. Motion carried. ill l f Ud_ 11 RESOLUTION 30. 19 BY LEIGHTY. N A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL STREET ITTROVEMBNT DISTRICT N0. 7, UPON RE- ASSESSMENT OF BENEFITS IN SAID DISTRICT, AUTHORIZING THE CLERK TO GIVE NOTICE OF THE TIME AND PLACE FOR HEARING AND CONSIDERING OBJECTIONS TO SAID ASSESSMENT ROLL AND FIX12TG A TIDE FOR HEARING AND CONSIDERING SUCH OBJECTIONS. WHEREAS, the assessment roll of Local Street Improvement District No. 7, for the reassessment of benefits in said district, has been completed in compliance with the provision of the laws of the State of Idaho, and the ordinances of the City of Caldwell, said assessment roll having been prepared and certified to the Council by the Committee o Streets and the City Engineer; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho: Section 1. That the assessment roll of Local Street Improvement District No. 7, for the City of Caldwell, Idaho, for the reassessment of benefits in said district, be accepted and placed on file in the office of the City Clerk; and the said Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to give due and legal notice in compliance with the provisions of law, to property owners that objections to said assessment roll may be filed within ten days from,the first publication of said notice of filing of assess- ment roll, which objections will be considered by the Council on Monday, December 23, 1929, at 8 :00 o'clock P.M. Motion by Dickens, seconded by Gordon, adopting said Resolution #19. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the question as stated with the following reeplte. AYES, DICKENS, GORDON, JOHNS, LZIGHTY,.AND SAIMMEYER, Absent, BOLLYAN. The Mayor declared motion carried and Resolution #19 adopted, The Mayor and Clerk approved and pigned same in open session of the Council. Thereupon Councilman Diokens introduced Bill No. 9 By Dickens Entitled: AN ORDINANCE GRANTING TO THE OREGON SHORT LINE RAILROAD COMPANY, ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, A FRANCHISE AND RIGHT TO CONSTRUCT, OPERATE AND MAINTAIN A STANI)ARD GAUGE RAILR( TRACK IN THE ALLEY IN BLOCKS EIGHTY -SEVEN (87) AND EIGHTY -EIGHT (88) AND OVER AND ACCESS NINTH AVENUE NORTH AND TENTH AVENUE NORTH, IN THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO. which was read for the first time,and the Council proceeded to a consider Bill No. 9. It was moved by Johns, duly seconded by Dickens that all rules requiring the readin€ of a bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No. 9, be read the second time by title and the third time in full and placed on its final pasaa -a. The Mayor caused the Clerk to call the roll on the motion with the following results: Those voting in the affirmative: Dickens, Gordon, Johns, Leighty and Sandmeyer. Those voting in the negative: None. Absent: Bollman. So the Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority, and directed the Clerk to read Bill No. 9, the second time by title end the third time in full, section by section. The Clerk re bill as directed. The Question being "Shall Bill No. 9 pass ". The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative: Dickens, Gordon, Johns, Leighty and Sandmeyer. Those voting in the negative: None. Absent, Bollman. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No. 9 has passed, and thereupon the Mayor and Clerk in open session of the Council duly signed and approved said Bill which became Ordinance No. 476. The Mayor thereupon directed the Clerk to make the proper entry of the same and cause Ordinance No. 476 to the published in the Caldwell News Tri- bune, the, official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, County of Canyon, State of Idaho. Motion by Councilman Sandmeyer, seconded by Councilman Johns, City continue water contract with Oregon Short Line Railroad Company. Motion Carried. RESOLUTION 110. 20 By Gordon whereas, H. J. McNeal, has presented his application for cancellation of city special taxes for the years 1919, 1920, 192x, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925,1926 upon Lots 5 to 12 inclusive in Block No. 8 of the Original Town of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, and Whereas, it appears to the best interests of said city to cancel all of said special taxes upon said lots, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Mayor and the Council of the City of the L 1 J Caldwell, that said taxes be and the same are hereby cancelled. !r y Passed. by the Council this 2 day of December, 1929, Approved by the Mayor this 2 day of December, 1929. Fred H. NoConnel, m4yor Attest; W. D. Dyer Acting City Clerk. Motion by Dickens, seconded by Sandmeyer, The City Attorney be allowed Assistant Counsel, in the Matter of the L. H. Butland Suit. Motion carried. On Motion of Councilman Johns, seconded by Councilmen'sandmeyer, the 0 I following bills be approved and allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the various funds, to -wit, GENERAL FUND FUIM No Name What for Amount 1231 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Supplies .50 1232 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Tom Glenn 32.91 1237 Fred':H. IHeConmel ' . salary 5.00 1238 F. E. Hallman " 3.00 1239 Joe Dickens " 3.00 1240 W. S. Gordon " 3.00 1241 W. H. Johns " 3.00 1242 C. H. Leighty " 3.00 1248 M. S. Sandmeyer " 3.00 1244 C. L. Sloan " 50.00 1245 W. C. Dyer' " 90.25 1246 Evalena Jackson " 84.00 1247 W. C. Dyer " 50.00 1248 Luella Hartenbower 90.00 1249 Vera Baker 5 34.00 1250 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fluid Filing Certificates 28.00 1251 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 5.77 1252 J. B. Gowen " 30.09 1253 Bee Gee Stationery Store 6.00 1254 The Caxton Printers Ltd. " 41.25 1255 The Caxton'Printers Ltd. " 111.80 1256 The Caxton Printers Ltd. " 3.60 1257 Idaho Powe4 Company Services 38.45 1258 Miller Hardware Co. Supplies 1.05 1259 Caldwell Plumbing & Heating Co. Services 1.00 1260 W. C. Whelohel Services & Supplies 45.00 1261 H. C. Gillette Salary 165.00 1262 Doyle Fender It 125.00 1263 Coy Collins " 125.00 1264 L. C. %call 125.00 1265 E. A. Smith Services 11.50 1266 S. P. Glenn " 14.00 1267 0. Royce ' * 14.00 1268 Goo. Randolph 14.00 1269 Emery Royce 11.50 1270 Wilbur Shuee 14.00 1271 Earl Gilbert 9.00 3.272 E. C. Pugh it 14.00 1273 Fred Ross " 5.00 1274 Mountain States Tel. & Tel Co. 13.30 1275 Idaho Power Co. 19.55 1276 Testoott Allen oil Co. 14.10 1277 Miller Hardware Company Supplies 3.75 1278 Troy Laundry Services 9.35 1279 Evone Repqir Shop Supplies 4.05 1280 Garber Grqcery 2.80 1281 J. Fred Rgwland Salary 140.00, 1282 H. E. Felton " 120.00 1283 M. 41. Sawygr 33.50 1284 T. H. Dry$en 40.00 128V Miller Hardware Co. Supplies 1.75 1286 Lodge Motor Co. 2.20 1287 Jack Thorne Motor Co. " 23.53 1286 Dr. David E. Baird Salary 37.50 1289 Bee Gee Stationery Store Suppliee .50 1290 The Golden.Rule Store 1. 1.63 1291 Frank E. ideek Salary 50.00 1292 Standard 011 Company of Calif. Gasoline 78.49 1293 Fletcher Oil Company " 64.93 1294 Westcott Allen oil Co. 141.71 1295 L. M. Potter Labor 25.00 TOTAL ROAD FUIM .1233 Clack's Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 125.55 1296 Fred Ross, Salary & Expenses 135.20 1297 Tom Glenn Salary 90.00 1298 Wm. Gainey 90.00 1299 Walter Griffiths 17.50 1300 Thos. R. Cochrane Labor 58.00 1301 Porter Glenn 100.50 1302 George Farrens " 60.80 1303 Ed. Stauber " 41.60 WATER WORKS FUND 1234 L304 F. M. McGoldrick Labor 1235 51.20 " 1305 Ross Newman IT Labor & Exp.' 52.00 1341 1306 George Allen 100.00 1342 100.00 Salary 1307 Heal Nadeau IT Labor 19.20 3.344 1308 W. Gruver " 1345 35.20 Labor 1309 M. B. Allen IT Labor Labor 19.20 1347 1310 Wm. Glenn IT 1346 1349 80.00 Labor 1311 e. Randolph IT Labor Labor 32.00 1351 1352 1312 C. L. Bourland IT 1353 41.60 " is IT n 1313 Charles Reed 11 Boxes 22.40 1355 1366 1314 Dr. E. E. Dutton Assigned Account 57.60 Supplies 1315 L. 11. Porter Labor Services services 50.00 1360 1316 Caldwell Neat Market Assigned Account 41.60 Services 1317 C. C. Anderson Co. D. J. Rioe - Idaho Power Co. Power 43.20 12.80 1364 1318 Peckham FarnllftreeCo. 315.41 430.70 1365 6.26 " 1319 Gem State Lumber Co. Supplies ° 7.00 1367 1820 I. E. Goldsmith Labor 1368 Waterworks Equipment Co. TOTA;y 1321 A. W. Duncan Repa9.re CEMETERY FOND 8.10 1369 1322 Jack Thorne Motor Co. supplies " 1370 1371 15.86 97.33 Salary supplies 1323 Concrete Pipe Co. " Insurance 1.05 I324 Purkhiser Electric Shop If 3.40 PARK FUND 1325 1326 F. E. Bollman Do. Fred Goette ^ Repairs supplies IT 5.80 1373 1,327 Botkin Gordon Drug Co. Alcohol 1374 5.00 , Salary Supplies 1328 Caldwell Plumbing & Heating Co. supplies Service® 1.12 1377 1329 Sims Implement CO. Supplies 1330 Hnapps Paint'store 2.10 51.60 1331 Evans Repair.Shop Repairs 6.86 1332 Butler Hardware Co. Supplies 162.70 1333 1334 Idaho Power Co. Baxter Foundry & Machine Works Inc. Crusher Supplies 15.60 1335 1336 Miller Hardware Co. Falks Caldwell Store 11 Assigned Acats.2. 11.25 57.60 1.337 1338 Hay -Boone Co. Bunting Tractor Company Supplies 62.80 149.87 1339 H. J. McNeal, Piling TOTAL 408.00 WATER WORKS FUND 1234 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 92.60 1235 Clerk's Caeh Fund " 83.89 1340 L. L4. Potters Labor & Exp.' 81.30 1341 0. L. Sloan , 21ary 100.00 1342 Bryan Harding Salary 135.00 1343 Chas. Rogers, Labor 104.00 96.00 3.344 Wilbur Shuee� Labor 6.40 1345 Levi Hardeastle Labor 9.60 1346 C. H. Perkins Labor Labor 9.60 1347 Lester Perkins Labor 83.20 1346 1349 Ernest Mason. R. M. Perkins Labor 44.80 1350 Dan Perkins Labor Labor 9.60 48.00 1351 1352 Kenneth Eickle Garber Grocery Assigned Acot. 54.40 1353 C. C. Anderson Co. " is IT n 139.20 1354 Mowrey's Service Station Boxes 46.75 1355 1366 Concrete Pipe Co. Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co. Services 6.00 1367 Caldwell Plumbing & Heating Co. Supplies 31.53 5.35 1368 1369 A. W. Duncan Jaok Thorne Motor Co. Services services 12.97 1360 Butler Hardware Co. Supplies 11 5.35 7.50 1361 Miller Hardware Co. Services 3.50 1362 1363 D. J. Rioe - Idaho Power Co. Power 222.50 1364 Crane Co. Supplies 315.41 430.70 1365 Pittsburgh Equitable Meter Co. " 52.0 1366 Neptune Meter Co. ° 17.550 1367 V. S. Darley & Co. ° 215.04 1368 Waterworks Equipment Co. TOTA;y _V249 1-U9 CEMETERY FOND 1369 John W. Rosa Salary 100.00 96.76 1370 1371 J. A. Lemmon Wilson Marc. Co. Salary supplies 1372 F. G. Hoffman Insurance 21.83 TOTAL PARK FUND 1236 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund supplies IT 18.03 2.48 1373 Caldwell Plumbing & Heating Co. 100.00 1374 C. C. Gurwell Salary Supplies 9.00 1375 1376 W. A. McGee. Idaho Power Company Service® 10.90 18.76 1377 Gem State Lumber Company supplies TOTAL 9 =. 6 J �� I I 11 l J FdW 0 I 1391 LIBRARY FOND 1378 Rosalie Lee Bell Salary & Supplies 1379 Wm. Lurch Salary 1380 The H. R. EVntting Co. Inc. Supplies 1381 The H. R. Huntting Co. Ino. Supplies 1382 The J. K. Gill Co. Supplies 1383 The J. K. Gill Co. Supplies 1384 The Hertzberg Bindery Ino. Supplies 1385 The Onion Library Association Supplies 1386 Charles 67. Clark Co. Supplies 1387 Gaylord Bros. Ino. Supplies 1388 Demoo Library Supplies Supplies 1389 Miller Hardware Company Supplies 1390 Pioneer Library Bindery Supplies S. Earle Boyes 1411 TOTAL 1391 L. M. Porter 1392 Walter Griffiths Jr. 1393 Thoe. R. Cochrane 1394 C.' L. Bourland 1395 C. Randolph 1396 Ili. Perrone .1397 R. Newman- 1398 John S11er 1399 Neal Nadeau 1400 47. Newman 1401 M. B. Alien 1402 Goo. Steward 1403 Bar Boone Co. 1404 Miller Hardware Co. 1405 Butler Hardware Co. 1406 Botkin Gordon Drug Co. 1407 Gem State Lumber Co. 1408 Idaho Power Co. 1409 I. E. Goldsmith 1409A 1. E. Goldsmith 1410 S. Earle Boyes 1411 Concrete Pipe Co. 1412 O.-C. Anderson Co. 1413 Irrigators Lumber Co. 1414 Claude Luallen 1416 Goo. F. Bartlett 1416 Sarah J. Derry 1417 Sprinkling Fund 1418 Porter Glenn 1419 Ike Jones 1420 Idaho Power Co. IRRIGATION FOND Labor & Supplies Salary Labor Labor Labor Labor n Assigned Aoct. Supplies n n n Services SAPplies R Assigned Aoct. Supplies Assigned Accts. Supplies TOTAL WRINKLING FUND Labor Re Hind n - Labor STREET LIGHTING FUND Services TOTAL 147.76 40.00 4.65 124.14 12.45 12.09 41.40 13.40 8.67 3.60 16.27 12.50 2.45 9.0 57.65 98.50 25.60 11.20 22.40 19.20 11.20 51.20 35.20 64.80 35.20 111.00 41.60 ` 4.10 1.75 4.00 92.85 26.25 6.00 4.75 3.20 1183.33 112.00 60.66 4 2 9.60 7.30 1.81 2.56 12.00 23.20 66.47 520.05 l Al TOTAL 2 $- LOCAL 0FROTE'L1ENT DISTRICT ff7 1421 M. H. Eustace Services 50.00 1422 L. 11. Porter Servioea as Eng. 25.00 1423 Walter Griffiths Jr. Labor 34.00 1424 Caldwell News Tribune Services 19.00 TOTAL - LOCAL IMPRolM.ISNT DISTRICT r8. 1425 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Filing Fees 4.60 TOTAL It was voted on Motion of 9"@*IW Seconded by Dickens that Council adjourn to December 9, 1929. Motion Carried. - APP 1, Mayor. l Al