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Home My WebLink About1933-12-04city council minutesX . I:ioved by ;�a_�s a id seconded u,r Ow t,.,xt t ns 1 ,ov icil ., a:,nd e.G?ou- °ned u Gallo° tl,e LayC)r. ':ozior� ee ^tied. a Ma- or C Clerk i COUNCIL CHAMBERS, DECEMBER 4, 1933. 8:00 P. M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the City Hall, with the Mayor, Emery L. Vassar presiding, On Roll Call, the follovd ng Councilmen answered present: Edgar L. Oakes, W. S. Boynton, C. E. Bales, G. w. Montgomery, G. M. Fenrich and W. R. Hollingsworth.' The Minutes of November 6th, and 9th, were read and approved as read with a few corrections. A Petition, with seventy -eight signers, was read opposing the tax.of $10.00 i on milk cows. Mr. King appeared before the Council and asked that more dirt be placed over the pipe line from Linden to Illinois. Mr. R. K. Beatty was asked to investigate this matter. L. R. Deal made application for taxi drivers license. Moved by Montgomery and seconded by Fenrieh that this license be granted. Motion carried. Mr. T. H. Lowell appeared before the Oouncil and asked that drainage be put in from the 0. of I. Stadium to connect with Dralaage_No..11; below the High School. Mrs. Hayman gave a very interesting talk regarding this drainage. The Clerk read three AffidaTita .Or Publication. Thereupon Councilman Edgar L. Oakes introduced Bill No. ,6 entitled: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION TWELVE OF ORDINANCE NO. 376, OF THE.CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, PROVIDING FOR THE LICHNSE OF CIRCUS, MENAGERIE AND SIDE SHOWS, AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT WITH THIS ORDINANCE. which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No �. . The City Attorney asked that a warrant be issued to cover the filing fees in �? the Butlin Case. Motion by bakes seconded by Montgomery that the City Clerk be authorized to Issue a warrant for five dollars to cover the filing fees in the Butlin Case. Motion carried. The Mayor appointed Oakes and Boynton to find out from the Idaho Power Company the cost of installing a street light on the corner of Ohio and College _venue. The Bills for November were read and on motion by Bales and seconded by Montgomery that these bills be allowed and Warrants be ordered drawn for the various amounts, all of which had been approved by the Chairman of the finance Committee. Motion carried. Nos. Name What For Amount GENERAL FUND 1141 E. L. Vassar Salary 8.00 114 H 4 G. W. Montgomery 5.50 HU i$g L'o'kes " 5.58 1145 G. M. Fenrich " 5,50 1145 W. R. Hollingsworth 5.50 ROAD FOND L211 Nos. Name What For Amount N. R. Jones " 85.00 1147 W. S.)rBoynton Salary 3.00 1214 Wm Gainey " 1198 H. E. Parmenter Glenn Faxaest 90.00 35.20 IE6 Earl 1149 Ada Hafreenboswer ^ 50.00 " 28.80 1218 1150 0. E. 25.00 1219 R. J. Byland " 18.00 5. j.c Caxton Printers Mountain States jel. & Tel. Supplies " 11.47 5.47 1221 Goo Allen " 12.80 1153 H. E. Parmenter Salary 50.00 1223 Ed Stauber assigned M. Alexander :! 11.20 1154 Luella Hartenbower ^ 36.75 1225 Wilbur Shuee 11.20 1155 Caldwell News - Tribune Supplies 25.90 1227 j " 1156 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund ^ 25.75 9.60 1229 W. F. Tatum 1157 First National Bank 1230 4.40 " 4.80 1231 1158 Bee Gee Staty Store 3.20 3.00 Hollingsworth Imp. Cc Supplies 149.29 1159 Idaho Power Co., Supplies 34.25 1234 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., " 1160 Home Lbr. & Coal Co., ^ 22.50 55.20 1236 Butler Hdw Co., 1161 Pioneer Irrigation District ^ 5.08 " 47.21 1162 Garber Groe Co., 2,80 1163 Postal Telegraph Co., 1.89 1164 Butler Hdw., Co., .45 1165 Irrigators Lbr. Co., " .35 1166 Doyle Fender Salary 140.00 1167 Lionel Krall " 121.50 1168 Pete Oalsen " 112.50 -1169 Coy Collins " 112.50 1170 Earnest Earl " 10.00 1171 Charley Rowland, " 4.50 1172 Mark Maxwell " 4,50 1173 Ed Smith " 4.50 1174 Emry Royce " 4.50 1175 Wilbur Shuee " 4.50 1176 S. P. Glenn " 4.50 1177 0. Dell Royce " 4.50 1178 Walter Broom " 3.50 1179 Roy Nelson " 1.00 1180 Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Supplies 9.55 11821:L Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning " 7.97 1182 Recker Hdw. Co. " 3.30 83 11 - H. E. McCluskey ^ 3.25 1184 Caldwell News - Tribune " 2.85 1185 0. G. Boyd Salary 126.00 1186 A. R. Ballard TM 100.00 1187 E6=ast Earl " 10.00 1188 Harry Spencer " 2.80 1189 H. L. Householder " 2.00 1190 Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co., Supplies 15.90 1191 Burns Chevrolet Pa., It 9. 1192 PaciflbB Stamp ,Works, It 6.04 1193:'.x: .' Postal Telegraph Co., " 1.13 1194 Caldwell Motor Sales ^ .60 1195 Oregon Trail Tire & Battery Shop It .75 1196:'. ,Bud Famer, assigned O.G. Boyd Salary 40.00 1197 H. E. Hicock " 20.00 1198 Wilbur Shuee " 7.20 1199 Bee Gee Staty Store Supplies .45 1200 Cleve Groome Salary 50.80 1201 J. C. Smith Attorney 5.00 1202 Caldwell State Bank Rest Room 40.00 1203 Mrs, Carrie Kelly It 2.00 1204 Caldwell Naws- Trivune Printing 9.00 XM5° :t :LWestdott =Allen 011 Co., Gasoline 72.24 - 1206 Irm Howards Insp. Bldg., 100.00 1207 L. M. Porter TM 25.00 1208 Caldwell News - Tribune If 4.50 1209 Caxton Printers ^ 13.50 1410 Bee Gee Staty Store " 1,.50 ROAD FOND L211 S. P. Glenn Salary 100.00 1212 N. R. Jones " 85.00 1213 Del Soper " 78.00 1214 Wm Gainey " 65.00 12� Glenn Faxaest " 35.20 IE6 Earl " 35.00 1217 g'aafge Allen " 28.80 1218 LL M. Porter " 25.00 1219 R. J. Byland " 18.00 1220 Earnest Earl " 15.00 1221 Goo Allen " 12.80 1222 Ed Campbell 12.00 1223 Ed Stauber assigned M. Alexander " 11.20 1224 Joe Haines " 11.20 1225 Wilbur Shuee 11.20 1226 C. H. Leighty " 11.20 1227 Chas Robertson " 9.60 1228 Jim Wise If 9.60 1229 W. F. Tatum " 6.90 1230 Carl Hanson " 4.80 1231 T. M. Nichol " 3.20 1232 Hollingsworth Imp. Cc Supplies 149.29 1833 Butler Hdw Co., Supplies 65.05 1234 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., " 65.55 1235 Becker Hdw Co., " 55.20 1236 Butler Hdw Co., " 52.50 1237 Irrigators Lumber Co., " 47.21 1; §96.47 Till Amount 39.45 16.80 16.20 14.10 9.75 12.43 48.30 7.00 7.50 6 :92 4.70 4.45 4.00 3.15 3.00 3.00 2:81 2.00 .90 .50 ,24T. 100.00 100.00 90;00 25.00 24.00 3.20 3.20 3.20 183.30 32,49 22.50 20.13 15.30 14.75 12.65 10.29 8.15 7.05 6.50 5.00 4.42 3.25 3.17 2.78 2.52 2.50 2.00 1.90 1.23 .95 100.00 40.00 25.00 22.00 97.47 59.25 46.02 32.75 16.80 4.20 31.51 24.23 1 � - 100.00 85.00 5.00 300.15 14.40 1:99 .50 J Nos, Name What For 1238 I. E. Goldsmith Supplies 1239 Community Exchange ^ d 1240 Ray R. Jewett n f 1241 Pioneer Irrigation ++ 1242 H. E. MoCluskey q 1245 Evans Repair to 1244 Golden Gate Irrigation District 1245 Linde Air Products Co +* 1246 Oregon Trail Tire & Battery Shop ^ 1249 McNeal Lumber Co., + 1248' Becker Hdw Co., ^ 1249' Nordling Parts Co., 1250' C. W. Faris ^ 1251' Caldwell Motor Co ^ 1252 S. W. Artie Metal Works to 1253 John Hollrich ^ 1254 Irrigators Lumber Co., ^ 1255 A. L. Gowen ^ 1256, Bee Gee Staty + 1257, T. A. King of WATER FUND 225B' Dick Beatty _',;galpay 1259. 0. E. Fritts .. 1260_ Cy Crandall ^ 1261 L. M. Porter ^ 1262' Jim Watkins ^ 1263 Harry Spencer ^ 1264 James Evans �. 1265 Paul Walker ^ 1266 Idaho Power=- Company :- Supplies 1267 First Service Station ^ 1266 F. H. Barnett to 1269 Caldwell Irrigation District ^ 1270 Hollingsworth Hdw.Co., 1272 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., ^ 3:2 Mountain States Tel & Tel Co., 1273 Nordling Parts Co., to 1274 Bee Gee Stationary Store �+ 1275 Heuffel & Esser Co., 1276 Home Lumber Co., n 1277 C. W. Faris ^ 1278 ' Hersey Manf. Co 1279 H. E. MoCluskey n 1280 ' Crane Co., n 1281 McNeal Lumber Co., n _ 1282 Caldwell Motor Sales ^ 1283 ' J. W. FEL=er n !` 1284 A. L. Gowen Imp Co., n 1285 Becker Hdw Co., �+ 1286 C1 k's Cash Revolving Fund .9wel ^ 1.287 Ca 1 P. & H. E0. , n 1288 Butler _ Hdw Co., ^ LIBRARY FUND 1305 Mrs. Ida Ruby salary 13) 6 Will March It 1307 F1av lle. 14ondell n 1306 Mildred Miller of 1309 Bee Gee Stationary Supplies 1310 Dieter Bookbinding Co., to 1311 The H. R. Bunting Co., n 1312 Economy P. & H. Co., n 1313 Idaho Power Go., 1314 Mountain States Tel & Tel Co., to 1315 H. R. Huntting Co., Books 1316 A. C. McClurg Co. ^ I I 1317 Junior Literary Guild ^ CEMETERY FUND 289 John Ross Salary 290 Georbe Hammer ^ 291 Earnest Earl ^ 292 C 11dwel Irrigation District Supplies 293 W�lson erc Go., ^ Irrigat 188 er Co 295 E. 3 296 Clerk's gash Revolving Fund " Amount 39.45 16.80 16.20 14.10 9.75 12.43 48.30 7.00 7.50 6 :92 4.70 4.45 4.00 3.15 3.00 3.00 2:81 2.00 .90 .50 ,24T. 100.00 100.00 90;00 25.00 24.00 3.20 3.20 3.20 183.30 32,49 22.50 20.13 15.30 14.75 12.65 10.29 8.15 7.05 6.50 5.00 4.42 3.25 3.17 2.78 2.52 2.50 2.00 1.90 1.23 .95 100.00 40.00 25.00 22.00 97.47 59.25 46.02 32.75 16.80 4.20 31.51 24.23 1 � - 100.00 85.00 5.00 300.15 14.40 1:99 .50 J r I Nos, Name What For Amount PARK FUND 1297. 1296 T.D. Finn Salary Ray Jewett 100.00 , 1299 Earnest Earl " 15.40 10.00 1300 C'.- s.-:Olausen ^ 5 :2D 1301 Pioneer Irrigation District Supplies 49.60 1305 . Lela D. Painter Tax Collector " 6.22 1302 Caldwell Irrigation District " 39.36 1304 _ • Butler Hdw. Co., " .55 t IRRIGATION FUND 1318 Chas Bourland Salary 100.00 1319 L. M. Porter ^ 25.00 1320 D. L. Webster ^ 16.00 1321 . Earnest -Earl ^ 15.00 1322 Thomas Cochrane ^ 14.40 1323 John Siler 14.00 1324 Noel Nadeau Aewman, 6,40 1325 Rose assigned to Safeway 6,90 1326 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co Supplies 44.10 1327 Irrigators Lumber Co., 11.00 1628 L Gowen " 2 00 1329eNael Lumber Co., 1.62 1330 Caldwell Motor Sales ^ 1,15 STREET LIGHTING FUND 1331 Idaho Power Co., Street Lights 713.45 PORGENCY FWD 1332 H. E. Blevins Salary 29.20 I L333 SEWEII' ii, Il Hollingsworth Supplies 61.15 1334 Irrigators Lumber Co., " 13.12 1335 ?lecher Oil Co., 9.00 1336 McNeal Lumber Co., " 8.96 1337 I. E. Goldsmith " 5.30 i GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENSES FOR NOVRiBER $6,004.69 p lduly There being no further business to come before the Council, it-me, on motion seoonded and carried, declared adjourned. Mayor I City Clerk. r I