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Home My WebLink About1928-12-03city council minutesCOUNCIL CHAMBERS, DEC. 3, 1928, 8:00, P. M. IN Council met in regular session with layor,Dunlap presiding, and Councilmen DAVIS, DUTTOR,,HOFFMAN, JACKSON, MCCONNEL AND MUMFORD, present. ABSENT: NONE. Frank E. Meek repesenting a committee from the American Legion, appeared be- fore the Council asking that the city make some allowenoe on delinquent taxes on their lots in the block east of the Oity Hall. Mr. Meek was asked to present a statement showing the exact amount of the different assessments for each year delinquent and the Oounoil would then be in a position to act on the matter. B. J. Minidy representing the Texamo Oil Company presented a blue print showing a standard filling station which his company was building, and as he stated would nodoubt build on the tkw proposed site an corner of ximbell Avenue and dleveland Boulevard if Permission was granted to build a station. Similar stations were costing from 44000.00 to 46000.00. The dounoil was inclined to have plans and specifications presented be- fore action was taken on granting the permit. the 91ty Attorney was instructed to draw an ordinsnoe /'thee. four lot. in the Fire Limits in,the event the station would be erected. J. B. Curtis asked for an adjustment of delinquent taxes on two lots situated on the northeast corner of &imball and Belmont streets. The Uounoil asked that an itimiaed list of taxes be presented at next meeting for consideration. approved. wiimtes of October 29th, and for the month of Iaovember, 1928 was read and it was voted on motion of Davis, seconded b� UoOonnel, that the bills as appro- ved be allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the various funds, to -wit: GENERAL FUND No. llama For What Amount 358 S. Ben tmnlap salary 11.00 359 0. S. Davis " 8.00 360 Dr. E. E. Datton 8.00 361 F. G. Hoffman 8.00 362 T. S. Jackson " 8.00 363 Fred B. Moeonnel ^ 8,00 364 r'. D. Mumford " 8.00 365 c. L. Sloe3 " 50.00 366 W. 0. Dyer " 90.00 367 w. C. Dyer " 50.00 368 Luella Hartenbower " 90.00 369 Edna MoOlure " 28.00 370 Caxton Printers Supplies 30.46 371 Canyon Abstract & Title Co. Labor on Tax moll 27.60 372 Waldwell News- Tribune 2600 Envelopes 11.75 373 Boise Typewriter Exchange Repair Underwood 2.50 374 11.S.T.& T.Co. Phone 1.00 375 H. C. Gillette Salary 165.00 376 Doyle Fender " 126.00 377 Coy dollins " 116.00 378 Louie Arall 116.00 379 0. Royce Services 4.00 380 Fred Rose " 1.00 381 Emery Royce " 4.00 382 Porter Glenn " 4.00 383 Wilbur Shues " 6.50 384 Earl Gilbert " 4.00 385 Geo. Randolph " 4.00 386 Bud -Drown " 4.00 387 Pat Brown " 4.00 388 Idaho Power Go. Cooking & Heat 24.05 389 A.S.T.& T.Go. Phone & Tolle 10.10 390 Butler Hdwe. do. Padlock 2.25 391 J. Fred Rowland salary 140.00 392 am. F. Schnabal 11 & Expensee 103.65 393 M. W. Sawyer Dog Lio.00llected 25.00 394 ti. E. Felton 2 Days Labor 7.00 395 )aok Thorne Motor Co. Heapirs 4.85 396 Caldwell News - Tribune Printing 3.80 397 Miller tidws. Qa. oupplies .40 398 Idaho Power Do. Lights 33.10 399 'Mi12erHdwe. Go. Floor 011 12.60 400 Anapp Paint Shop Supplies 3.80 Council met in regular session with layor,Dunlap presiding, and Councilmen DAVIS, DUTTOR,,HOFFMAN, JACKSON, MCCONNEL AND MUMFORD, present. ABSENT: NONE. Frank E. Meek repesenting a committee from the American Legion, appeared be- fore the Council asking that the city make some allowenoe on delinquent taxes on their lots in the block east of the Oity Hall. Mr. Meek was asked to present a statement showing the exact amount of the different assessments for each year delinquent and the Oounoil would then be in a position to act on the matter. B. J. Minidy representing the Texamo Oil Company presented a blue print showing a standard filling station which his company was building, and as he stated would nodoubt build on the tkw proposed site an corner of ximbell Avenue and dleveland Boulevard if Permission was granted to build a station. Similar stations were costing from 44000.00 to 46000.00. The dounoil was inclined to have plans and specifications presented be- fore action was taken on granting the permit. the 91ty Attorney was instructed to draw an ordinsnoe /'thee. four lot. in the Fire Limits in,the event the station would be erected. J. B. Curtis asked for an adjustment of delinquent taxes on two lots situated on the northeast corner of &imball and Belmont streets. The Uounoil asked that an itimiaed list of taxes be presented at next meeting for consideration. approved. wiimtes of October 29th, and for the month of Iaovember, 1928 was read and it was voted on motion of Davis, seconded b� UoOonnel, that the bills as appro- ved be allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the various funds, to -wit: .Soar 401 Hugh 14. Caldwell Salary 50:00 402 m. H. Eastace Services 200.00 403 Dr. David E. Baird Salary: 37.50 404 weatoott -Allen 011 uc. Gesolind 155.33 406 Fletcher 011 Go. " 259.72 406 Walter Griffiths, Jr. 44 hre. 22.00 407 Oaldwell Mfg. Co. Stakes 13.25 408 $. G. Dille insurance 94.92 409 A. I. Myers rower 94.93 410' Canyon Abstract &.Title Co. " 94.95 411 mrs. J. s. Harrington Supplies 94.93 412 4;. H. Plowhead " 94.93 413 T. M. Nichol 30 Traffic Sighs 94.93 414 H. D. Hanna Repairs 94.93 333 Irrigators Lumber Co. TOTAL _W69M ROAD FUND 319 L. M. Porter Salary 75.00 320 rred Rose " 135.00 321 Claude Luellen 192 hre. m 115.20 322 Porter Glenn 192 " 96.00 323 u. D. Crandall 192 " 96.00 324 Tom Glenn salary 90.00 326 2. D. Miller Assigned Aoot. 45.00 326 Hester Foundry & Mach. Go. Repairs 255.62 327': Idaho Power Co. rower 131.10 328 Harper & Smeed Grading 50.00 329 J. L. Latture Equipment Go. Supplies 35.8E 330 2a. E. Curtis nay 29.68 331 Knapp Paint Shop 30 Traffic Sighs 28.50 332 Evans Repair Shop Repairs 19.50 333 Irrigators Lumber Co. Lumber 14.46 334 A. W. Duncan rslacksmithing 6.00 335 Westoott -Allen 011 Go. Oil 4.75 336 'Caldwell Rddiator,Works Repairs 2.75 337 Miller Hdwe. Co. Supplies 2.30 338 M.S.T.& T.Co. Tolls 1.30 339 Galdwall Pl. & H. Co. supplies 1.08 340 Ore. Trail Tire & Bat. " 1.00 341 -F. Allen Smith 4 his 1.60 342 69. H. Gainey Salary 90.00 344 I. W. Mitchell Graveling Road 44.26 TOTAL 1371.80 El nil 0 WATER WORKS FQND 131 L. M. Porter salary & Expenses 79.26 132 C. L. Sloan 100.00 133 swain Beaty " 100.00 134 Bryan Harding 124.00 135 Chas. Rogers 208 hre. 83.20 136• Frank Stevens 108 " 43.20 137. Wilbur Shuee 88 it 35.20 138 Idaho Power Go. Power 430.45 139 Crane Go. Supplies 224.06 140 Neptune meter go. " 192.01 141 Morays Repair Shop Repairs 10.76 142 Pittaburgh Equitable M. Co. Mefers 153.96 143 Caldwell News- Tribune Printing 11.35 144 Concrete Pipe Co. Meter Boxes 11.00 145. Caldwell mfg. Co. " " Lide 10.80 146 Jack Thorne ]Motor go. Supplies' 8.12 147 Miller Hdwe. Co. Look 3.50 148 M.S.T.& T.Oo. Phone & Tolle 2.86 149- Ore. Tire & Bat. Supplies 4.50 160• Irrigators Lumber Co. Lumber 21.20 TOTAL 1659.39 CEMETERY FOND 66 J. W. Rose Salary 100.00 56 J. A. Lemmon " 90900' 57 Wilson Marc. Co. Dynamite 5.00 58 A. W. Duncan Sharpen Pick .50 TOTAL 195.50 PARK FOND 86 C. C. Gurwell Salary 100.00 87 Wm. Barrimore 162 bra. 64.80 88 W. T. Bunt 112 Ldada Manure 112.00 89 Golden Rule Store Assigned Aoot. 16.20 80 Boise- Payette Lumber Co. Goal 29.95 91 Idaho Power Co. Lights & Cooking 9.50 92 Gerber Grooery soap 2.70 93 Miller Hdwe. Co. Supplies 2.25 TOTAL 336.40 El nil 0 i � 1 i F11 I e5D,� SPRINKLING FUND 38 Caxton Printers Binding Roll TOTAL 2.50 2.50 LIBRARY FUND 58 s. Clive Bees 59 B. E. Pugsley 60 A: C. McClurg & ®o. 61 Caxton Printers 62 Milliner Transfer Co. Salary, Lts. & Phone 141.50 40.00 Supplies 10.61 16.16 Freight & Drayage 3.10 TOTAL 211.37 IRRIGATION FOND 124 L. M. Porter Salary 76.00 125 Walter Griffiths 104 hre. 52.00 126 Concrete Pipe Co. Pipe 5.83 127 Mowrey Service Station Tube & Nag Core 1.80 128 Irrigators Lumber do. Lumber 3.22 TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FOND 7 Idaho Power Co. Lights 520.05 TOTAL 520.05 WATER WORKS DEPRECIATION PUND 105 crane Co. tips Eto. 1865.50 106 Concrete Pipe Oo. " 35.86 107 Walter Griffiths 52 hrs. 26.00 108 Allen E. Hosack Estimate on Wells 725.63 TOTAL 2653.09 LOCAL. STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 8. 12 L. C. Hickok Lots 60.00 13 Caldwell News- Tribune Printing Notice 9.40 TOTAL 59.40 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT N0. 7, (OILING) 3 Caldwell News- Tribune Printing Notice 6.30 TOTAL 5.30 Grand total of all warrants amounts to 010,021.27. The application of J. Weil & ®o. for Pool Hall License for the quartdr ending Nebruary 28, 1929, accompanied by 025.00 license fee was presented. it was voted on motion of M000nnel, seconded by Hoffman, that the same be granted, and the Wlerk was instructed to issue said license. It was voted on motion of Dutton, seconded by Davis, that Uounoil- adjourn to December 10, 1928, at 8 :00, P. M. APPROVED: COUNCIL CHAMBERS, DEC. 10, 1928, 8:00, P. M. IN Council met in regular session persuant to adlournmeht of December 3, 1928, with Mayor Dunlap presiding and Councilmen DAVIS,DUTTON, HOFFMAN, JACKSON, MCCONNEL AND MUMFORD, PRESENT. ABSONT: NONE. The mayor appointed T. N. Dryden as Night Policemen, at a salary of $40.00 per month. It was voted on motion of button, seconded by Hoffman, that the appointment of T. N. Dryden as Night Policement be confirmed. B. H. Plowhead, ff. T. Kimbrough, tt. D. Hanna and a. H. Redway, a committee