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Home My WebLink About1946-12-02city council minutes�4� COUNCIL CHA WRS, DECEMBER 2nd, 1946. 8:00 P. v. The Regul.,r Konthly is etine of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hail, with the Mayor, 0. L. Crjokham, Jr., presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present Sloop, Eason, Olesen, Thornock, Burrell, and McNeill. Minutes of November 4th, and 22nd, were read andapproved as read. The Bills for November were read and on motion by Sloop, seconded by Burrell that these kills be I allowed and 'Sarrants ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Finance ( Committee. Motian carried. GENER1,1, FUND (Nos. Name. What for. Amoant. 1615 G. L. Crookham Jr., Salary 50.00 1616 R. H. McNeill " 25.00 1617 0. L. Thornock " 25.00 1618 Leo J. Mason " 25.00 ,1619 L. E. Burrell " 25.00 01620 Pete Clasen it 25,00 1621 J. k, Sloop ° 25,00 1622 Ada �rtenbower " 169.30 1623 Edith H., Church " 144.50 1624 First ational Hank - Caldwell Tax 51.2) 1625 - 1626 Clerk's "Cash Revolving Fund SuPplies 10.00 Sunmers Stationert: .+ 1.50 !1627 H. E. Parmenter Salary 181.30 1628 First "ati ) nal/Bank- Caldwell Tax 18,70 1629 First National Bank - Caldwell Rental Safety Box 5.00 ;, 1630 Idaho Power Co., Power 44,84 1631 The Caxton Printers Supplies 4. 10 1632 Becker Hdw. Co., •35 1633 Lionel Krall Salary 206.10 1634 .oy Collins " 181.50 1695 Waldo Paddock " 181.70 1636 _agene Inge_ " 169.50 1637 Eugene Rorabaugh ° 165.30 1638 Dorwin Sparks " 165,50 1629 George Charlton " 173.20 1640 Forrest millender " 186.20 1641 Dale Hanks it 186.20 1642 Geo Knight " 171.50 1643 Matthew Maxwell Services 5.5o 1654 ° -• C. Stevens 2.00 1655 Mai -shall Crenshaw " -.2.00 1646 John Demond 5.50 1647 %Vm Johnston " 3.50 1648 Bryan Harding e 3 1649 Ordel R(k a 2.00 16 50 Lee, Hoffman " 1.00 1651 .1. L. Charlton 1.00 1652 First National Bank - Caldwell Tax 99.80 1 State Treasurer riremen's Fund 38,50 1654 state Treasurer " 38.$0 1655 Falk Mercantile lo., Supplies 55,12 1656 19cstcott oil Co., 10 .50 � 1657 Lodge Motor Co., " 7.20 1658 Caldwell Auto Supply 7.19 1659 Wentworth Forman Co., " 4 32 f 1660 J. C. Penny Co., " 3.18 1661 Coop 011 Assn, ° .60 1662 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund .40 1663 Ernest Eason Salary 210.80 1664 1":illiam Carlson " 201.10 1665 Jack Thomas ° 193.50 1666 Clifford Raymond " 189.20 ^1667 Eugene Hagler " 164.70 1668 Dave Davison " 169.00 1669 Clarence Imberg " 161.10 1670 Elwood Siegmann 175.00 !i 1671 G. F. Overlin 175.R0 1672 Bminett Giddings ++ 1".50 1673 F. W.Arnold " 75.00 i 1674 First National Bank - Caldwell Tax 85,80 1675 The Caxton printers Supplies 140,00 1676 Robbs Toggery 1. 1 .00 1677 Ben Kerns Services 4.50 I� 1678 &rotor Inn Service " 1.70 d 1679 Chas Robe_taon Salary 98.40 P 1C79A ^.harles J. Havmornd n 07.110 11 0 Dr. John C. Williams ^ 50.00 1681 First " ational Bank - Caldwell Tax 1.60 1.682 L. M. Porter Salary 235.00 1683 C. S. Claussen 193.50 / 6S' TOTS CEMETERY FUND $ 626.93 i Nos. Name, k "fiat for. Amount. 'll 1684 Dick Claussen Services 132.30 y 1685 First liational Bank - Caldwell Tax 69.20 j 1686 Idaho Blueprint & Supply Co., Supplies 5,50 1687 Public Works " 3.00 1688 Lodge rotor Co., " 1,00 1689 Robt I. Troxell Salary 75.00 1 169c Canyon Abstract & Title Co., Title Insurance 23.00 II 1691 Caldwell Nevis Tribune Printing 51.95 1692 Caldwell IrrigaLion District Taxes 948.27 1693 Gorden Gate Irrigation District " 314.80 1694 Pioneer Irrigation District " 26j) 1695 Gracie Pfost, T%x Collector " 6.22 Il ` 1696 M. L.Riner Insurance 59..:0 1697 s. P. Glenn Salary 206.50 1698 Ray Proolery " 197 1699 Robt Woolery " 189.20 1700 Emerson Goodrow Services 140.20 - � 1701 Ed Tollman " 140.20 1702 Wm Cordell 140.20 1703 John Schroeder " 148.10 1704 Alvin Carney " 122.30 1785 Chas Rogers " 122.30 1706 Emmett Garland " 124.90 1707 1708 Emert Rhodes Paul Stanke " " 132.00 Q 112.40 1709 First "ational Bank- Caldwell Tax 120.00 1.710 Leo' J. Mason Motor Co., Supplies 461.01 1711 H. J. MCP4eal Lbr Co., " 193.27 11712 D. N. Nordling Parts ' " 176.67 1713 Columbia Equipment Go., " 148.18 1714 Wade H. Lowell Rental Sand Pit 125.00 1715 Olson Mf& Cc., Supplies 88.92 1716 Intermountain Equipment Oo., 54.00 . 1717 Payne Auto Co., ° 40.23 1718 Capitol Automative Supply " 29.19 1719 ichfield Oil Corp " 25.83 1720 Farmers Supply Co., " 24.00 i 1721 Fletcher Oil Co., " 21.20 1722 "' -2stern Auto Supply Co., " 15.99 1723 Glen -,. Green " 17.25 1724 Southwick Elea a 12.41 1725 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 10.74 1726 D. N. Nordling carts Go., " 10.62 l 1727 Boise Payette Lbr Co., " 10.25 17B Becker Hdw Co., " 10.25 1729 Westcott oil Co., " 7.20 1730 Idaho fire Exchange " 6,90 1731 1, E. goldsmith " 6.40 1732 H. �. Parmenter " 6.GO 1733 Caldwell Auto Supply " 5.19 1 1734 Idaho Power Co „ Power 4.27 1735 J. 41.7leeks L. Sons Supplies 2.80 1736 Burns Chev Co., " 2,45 1.737 Falk Mercantile Go " .58 1738 Service Parts Co., ° .53 1739 S. E. Lamkin Salary 185.60 i 1740 John Gibson 161.10 1:1741 James Merrell Services 127.00 1742 Harry Flagg 130.00 '';1743 Ed Glenn 130.20 1744 G. 6'. Davenport 65.25 1 1745 Irrigator's Lbr Co., Assig Marion Harris 50.25 1746 L.5. Passmore Services 6.60 1740 J. E. Will " 50.25 11740 First "ati,nal Bakk- Caldwell Tax 58.10 ;149 Roy Ingle Repair Supplies 32.45 3.750 Hecker Hdvi. Co., 9.75 - 1751 1estcott oil Co., 9.10 1752 1 1753 Idaho Power Co., " 3.60 Summers Stationery " 1.95 11754 H. J. McNeal Lbr Co., " 1,56 1 1755 Caldwell Auto Sipply " .82 TOTAL GENERAL FUND & 11,839.11 OWETERY FUND I Gen H.,mmar Salsr y 193.50 ,1756 :1757 Logan Seale 148.80 °1758 Omar Raymond 148.10 311759 Ada nartenbower " 25.00 1 !11760 First National '_�ank- Caldwell Tax 34.60 - 1761 Idaho Hardware ?; Plumbing Co., Supplies 34.10 1 1762 Vassar Produce Co., " 21.25 f 1763 Edgar L. Oakes x Co., " 10.00 11764 The Salt Lake Hdw Co., " 4. 83 11765 x. J. McNeal " 4.30 li 1 11766 Idaho Power Co., Power , 8.5 1767 H. E. Parmenter Su;-Iplies .75 J1768 Clerk's Cash Revovli g rand " .75 TOTS CEMETERY FUND $ 626.93 �NOS. Name. 1769 Idaho TWi 1770 Halvorson 7! f,tartin 1771 Idaho Power Co., .1.772 4f. S.Darley , Co., X 1773 Caldwell Business A4enrs Assrn. 1774 rilliner Transfer Ac Storage Co., 1 1775 C. L. Bourland 11776 Guy Hedy 1777 W. J. Lawrence 1 Tom Alexander 1 1779 Herb Beason 1780 Oscar Hau.a 1 1781 Charlie hason 1782 Carl Witzig 1783 Howard Ragsdale 1784 Wm Mitzig 1785 Robt L. Bourland 1786 B. I4. Lynch 1787 First National Bank- Caldwell .1788 Pioneer Irrigation District 1769 H. J. McNeel Lbr 1790 H. E. Parmenter 1791 United States Rubber Co., 1792 Idaho Tire Exchange .1793 Becker Hdw Co., 1794 I. E. Goldsmith 1795 Richfield Oil 11796 Irrigators Lbr Co., I 1797 0. D.Crandall 1798 Claude 4 ,1799 Earl Gully 1500 Roy Melton 1801 Pauline Nicholson 1802 Roy D vie 1803 Fran!: "Kessler 1804 L. C. Barter 1c05 M. E. Peret 1806 Mrs. Delores Paddock 1807 First 1ational Bank - Caldwell '1808 H. J. 1'c Neel INe 1809 Idaho Power Co., 1810 Pacific Fludi -Tank Co., :1811 IT. D. Fowler Co., 1812 Waterworks Equipment Co., 1813 Hersey lgfg Co., 1814 Capitol Automotive Supply 1815 Lab J. 3lason motor Co., 1816 Neptune Meter Co., 1817 Clerk's Cash R Fund 1818 Oonsolidated Supply Co., 1819 I. L. Goldsmith 1820 The Falk Ilercantiel 1821 Jim Bunt 1822 Summers Stati �nery 1823 Boise Payette Lbr Co., 1824 Moore Stationery 1825 J. 11, A Son 1826 Burroughs Adding Machine Co., 1827 Idaho Super Service 1828 Hecker Hdw Co., 1829 J. S. 7'ymore 1830 Wilbur 17ykert :1831 114m Gainey 1832 First iational Bank - Caldwell 1833 Idaho Tire Eychanee 7.: <or. Asphalt Supplies TOTAL AIRPORT F'UN'D STREET LIGHTING FUND Street LiChts Supplies TOTAL .STT;1;F',T LIGHTING I'UND IRRIGATION FUND Salary Services u u Tax Toll Supplies n u TOTAL IRRIGATION FNND WATER FUND Salary u n n Services n n u Tax Supplies It rr n n r. n n Refund deposit =., Credit Supplies n n TOTAL. ' ' ER F°JND SPRINKLING FUND Salary r T Supplies TDTAL SPRI1d8LING FUND 7,�oant. 1,002.96 29.50 H 1,032.46 669.75 286.20 217.15 9.3.1 N 1,182.41 185.60 152.70 144.80 136.90 134.90 15c.00 105.00 93.00 73.00 42.00 15.00 14.25 65.10 825.00 87.15 68.00 44.22 12.68 10.85 4.60 4.25 3.34 2,363.24 189.90 153.20 161,10 153.20 139.50 130.20 138.00 138,00 42. 00 23.05 90,60 712.09 348.49 90.00 69.19 46.92 42.16 40.50 33.93 35.04 28.07 21.87 18.40 9.60 4.50 4.20 3.40 2.60 2.35 1.32 1.25 .30 u 2,874.95 181.30 197.10 135.90 3"70 12.50 "N 557.50 I /,4(7 Nos. Name. 1 far. Amount. 834 Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary 153.20 835 Flavilla C. Blondel 113.40 836 Mr.. D. D. Bagley 90.00 837 Marjorie Miller Gruler " 30,00 838 Elinor Marshall 26.10 839 First rational Bank Tax 25.40 840 The Oregon News `'o., Books 125.09 841 A. C. 14cOlurg & Go., a 138.26 B42 The Caxton Printers Supplies 2.35 ° 843 Idaho Power Co., Power 28. 844 Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental 4.00 TOTAL LIBRARY FUND 746.65 17ATER DEPRECIATION F!ND 1845 Pacific States C. I. P. Co., Pipe 4389.54 }846 First °National Bank - Caldwell Assign U. P. R.R Co., 277.42 TOTAL WATER DEPRECIATION FUND 466.96 PiUNING METER FUND 1847 Magee -Hale Park-O-Meter Co., 75% of collections 1,398.47 TOTAL PARwING METER FUND 1,398 GRAND TOTAL OF rXIIENDITURES FOR NOVZL1Fa, 1946, ;, 27,308.68 The Caldwell Sales & Commission Co., presented a petition to the Mayor and "o.u:cil petitioning ermission to construct a Sales Yard and Pavillion on Fractional Block 64, Foote Addition; Fractional Block I and Block 2 City Addition, located between 15th and 16th Streets and between Chicago Street and the alley etween Denver and Elgin Streets. Moved by Sloop, seconded by Mason that this petition be granted. Motion carried. f RESOLUTION. BY BURRELL. It was moved by Burrell, seconded by Olesen that the following Resolution beadopted: WHEREAS, It appears to be equitable and necessary under existing economic conditions that certain ' j salaries and wages of the employees of the City of Caldwell which are not otherwise set and determined by Ordinance should be adjusted by the Fayor and Council of the city of Caldwell: N0I THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: I Section 1. That the salaries and wages paid and to be paid to those employees in the following designated positions be adjusted in accordance with the following schedule: POSITION ADJUSTED SALARY Road Foreman-------------------- -- --------- ------- -- ---- -- ---- 0 255.00 per month Road Department, Truck Driver----------------------------- - - - - -- 225.00 per month Road Department, Blademan No. I------------------------ - - - - -- 225,00 per month Road Department, Blademan No, 2---------------------------- - - - - -- 225.00 per month Cemetery Assistant No 1----------------------------------- - - - - -- 195.00 per month Cemetery Assistant No 2----------------------------------- - - - - -- 175,00 per month Park Superintendent---------------------------------------- - - - - -- 230.00 per month Assistant to Park Superintendent--------------------------- - - - - -- 200.00 per month Domestic Plater Foreman------------------------------------ - - - - -- 235.00 per month Domestic hater Assistant Nol---- ------------------- ---------- 200.00 per month Domestic Plater Assistant No 2----------------------------- - - - - -- 200.00 per month Domestic Water Assistant No 3----------------------------- - - - - -- 200.00 per month Domestic :'later Secretary ,� Clerk-------------------------- - - - - -- 175.00 per month Irrigation Foreman-------------------------------------- - - - - -- 234.00 per month Irrigation Department Ditchrider- ---- -- ----- - ----- ---------- 200.00 per month Irrigation Department Ditchrider --------- ----------------------- 195.00 per month Irrigation Department Ditchrider -------- ------- ---- ----------- 195.00 per month` S.Frinkling operator-------------------------------------- - - - - -- 225.00 per month Street Cleaner------------------------------------------- - - - - -- 170.00 per month Section 2. That the foregoing salary schedule shall become effective as of the 1st day of Decemt 1946, and compensation shall be paid thereunder retroactively from and after the let day of December, 1946, In response to roll call upon said motion, Councilmen voting 11 Aye'l were: Sloop Yasom, Clasen, Burrell, Thornock and McNeill. "nay": None. Absent and not votingt None. Thereupon the h4ayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. Whereupon Councilman Olcsen, introduced Bill NO 21, entitled: AN ORDINANCE AXENDING SECTION 1 -227 CAIL71ELL CODE OF 1942 AS A2XNDED BY EACH OF ORDINANCES NOS. 622,627, 629, 635, 637 and 670 OF THE CITY OF CALPIFELL, IDAHO, RELATING TO THE SALARIES OF T41E CITY TREA5URE8 DEPUTY CITY TREASURER DEPUTY CITY CLERK, C:TY ENGINEER, ASSISTANT ARID MEAT INSPECTION OF SAID CITY OF CALD- WELL; FURTHER IZIENDING SECTION 1 -602 CALDwELL CODE OF 1942 AS A6sFNDF.I1 BY ORDINANCES NOS. 627, 637 AND 670 OF THE CITY OF'CALM ELL, IDAHO, RELATING TO COMPENSATION OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, CAPTAIN OF POLICE (DAY CAPTAIN), �6$ CAPTAIN =F PJI.ICE (NIGHT CAPTAIN), DESK SERGEANT (DAY), DESK SERGEANT (NIGHT), PATROLL:FN OF THE POLICE DEP.ARTVNT AtD PATRGLIvffiN AND PNINFi N_,Si'ER OF SAID CITY OF CAL77LL; FURTHER SENDING SECTION 1-810 CALDFl u CODE OF 1942 p° A7- 'LADED P'•' EACH OF' 627, 269, 637 and 670 OF THE CI4Y OF CALrXTX1,L, ID41i0, RELATING TO ShLARIES OF THE CHIEF OF' THE F Rt DEPARTIZDIT, C,PTAIN OF THE FIRE I.EPARTYENT, LIEUTENkNT OFD— FIREFEPARTNENT, hOSSWEN CF THE FIRE DEPARTIE.NT OF' THE CIT7 07 ' CAL ";r;LL, FUItTHER viENDING SECTION 11 -1011 bald- ';ELL CODE OF 1942 REL6TI }IG TO Tf!E SALARY OF Tt11; SSXTCN OF TIt''s CEL .TERY OF' Ttew CITY OF CA ix FLL, IDAiiO, AS At,7 -NDED BY ORDINANCLS NOS. 637 AND 670 OF THE CITY OF CAL173FLL, IDAHO; AND PROV'IZIEG AN EF'F'ECTIVE DATE P'OR T °IS ORDINANCE TO TAKE EFFECT: w!;ich was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of gill No 21. It was moved bg 'Councilmen Thornock, seconded by Councilman Mason that the rifles requiring that the reading of a Bill on I II three separate days be suspended and Bill No 21, be read the second time by title and the third time in full section by section and placed on the final passage. The rayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion with the following result: Those voting in the affiimiative were; Sloop, F=ason, Olesen, (Burrell, Thornock and McNeill. Negative; None. Absent and not voting: None. The Mayor declared the moLion had passed by the necessary three- fourtha majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 21, the second time title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being °Shall Bill No 21, pass? The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which•rilyj;tcd as follows; Those votin^ in ' e affirmative were: Sloop, Vason, Olesen, Burrell, Thornock and McFa irll. Negative: None. Assent and not voting: None. Thereupon the Nayor declared Bill No 21, had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council - duly signed and approved the Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance_ No 688, The ZIayer directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 688, to be published in the Caldwell News- Tribune the oiiicial newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. Cc:neilman Olesen, Chairman of the Water Department presented a list of uneollectable water ,accounts and requested they be charged off the Water Lodger. Moved by Thornock, seconded by Burrell that the following amounts be charged off the '%ter Ledgerp Schaffer, A. F. 420 Blaine D .50 Auger, Frank Rt. k3 2.00 Naremore 1218 Albany .50 Gaston, Rose 613 S 19th 4.00 <erner, N. T. Rt 3 3.00 Herman, Raliegh 612 Freeport 2.50 McCurdy, Vern 626 Galveston .75 Greer, Bert 507 Freeport 2.25 Fackler, Carl 323 Chicago .50 Anderson, Chas. Rt 3 2.80 Roberts, Andrew C/o Emmons Service .15 j 0 16 .95 Upon Roll. Call the following Councilmen voted in favor of the motion: Sloop, Olesen, Mason, Burrell, Thornock and McNeill, Nay: None. Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon the 6layor declared the motion carried. Therebaing no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Sloop, seconded by Councilmai Mason that Council adjourn. 1 carried. Lsa- or. City Clerk.