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Home My WebLink About1936-12-07city council minutesthe period beginning on the 7th day Of 1936, and ending on the 6th day of Jea- uary, 1937. FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on and after the expiration of the said thirty (30) day period from the fitst publication of this notice'as herein stated, the same will be extended on the Local Improvement Assessment Docket and that all persons de- siring to redeem their property from the assessment, thereafter, shall be required to pay in addition to the amount of assessment, penalties, interest aril costs as required by law. DATED; December 5th, 1936. R E. Parmenter Ci ty Treasurer THEREUPON, on motion of G.W. Montgomery, seconded by G. P.I. Fenrich, that the meting adjourn to 8 o'clock P. M. December 2nd, 1936. � p i ayor .. 1 � ULI U leric I ' COUNCIL CHAMBERS, DECEMVER 7, 1936: 8:00 P. M. The'.Regular.ffionthly Meettag.of the City Council.-met in the Council Room of the Clt Hall, with the Mayor, Emery L. Vassar, presiding. On Roll Call the following councilman answered present: Edger L. Oakes, F.D. vfumford, W.S.Boynton, G. M. Fenrid., G.W. Montgomery and M.R. Hollingsworth. Absent: None. The Minutes of November 2nd., and 23rd., were read and approved as read. Mr. Finley, representing the Finley Poster Adv. Co., of Nampa, appeared before the Council and asked permission to leave sign boards on South Kimball Avenue. This re- quest was rejected by the Council and Mr. Finley informed the Mayor and Council that the sign boards would be removed by January lat. Mr. W.W. Harris appeared before the Council and offered the City $35b for Block 89, Mountain View addition. This ot'fer was rejected by the Mayor and Council J. E. Hire asked permission to place a trailer lunch stand at the corner Of 9th and Blaine Street. The Mayor referred this matter to the Building Inspector. The A�ayor appointed a Committee consisting of Councilman Oakes, City'Attorney and Dity`Engineer to investigate the irrigation tades. This being the time set for the second reading of Bill -Uo. =4 Proposed Ordinance 539, it was moved by Mumford, seconded by Montgomery that the rules requiring the reading of an Ordinance on three separate days be suspended and that Proposed Ordinance No. 539, be read second time by title and the third time in full, section by section, and place on its final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the Roll on the Motion with F the following results: Those voting in favor of the motion were: Oakes, Boynton, Mumford, Fenrieh,,Montgomery, and :Hollingsworth. Those opposed: None. The Mayor then declared the motion carried by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read the Prop�aed Ordinance the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section., The Clerk read the Propg5ed Ordinance asldirectede The question then being, "Shall the Proposed Ordinance No. 539 pass ". The Mayor directed the Clerk to call ,the Roll with the result. Those voting in favor were: Oakes, Boynton, Fenrich, Mumford. �6 Hollingsworth and Montgomery. Those opposed: None. Thereupon the mayor proposed Ordinance No. 539, had passed, and the Mayor, in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Ordinance, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same, which became Ordinance No. 539. The Mayor then directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No. 539, to be printed in the Caldwell Newa- Tribune, the official newspaper of the City of C Idaho. This being the time set for the second reading of Bill No. 7, Proppsed Ordinance No. 541, it was moved by Montgomery, seconded by Mumford that the Rules requiring the read ing of an Ordinance on three separate days be suspended and that Proposed Ordinance No 541, be read the second time by title and the third time in full, section by s action, and placed on its final passaged The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the Roll on the motion with the following results: Those voting in favor of the motion were Oakes, Boynton, Fenrich, Hlumford, Hollingsworth, and Montgomery. Those opposed: None. The Mayor declared the motion had carried by the necessarg t #ree- foz:rths majority and directed the Clerk to read the Proppsed Ordinance the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section. The Clerk read the Propaed Ordinance as directed. The question then being "Shall the Proposed Ordinance No 541 pass ". The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the Roll with the following result. Those voting 1$ favor were: Oakes Boynton, Fenrich, Mumford, Hollingsworth and Montgomery. Those:opposed: None. Thereupon the Mayor declared that the propsed Ordinance No. 541, had passed, and the Mayor, in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Ordinance, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same, which became Ordinance No. 541. T Mayor then directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the seine and to cause Ordinance No. 941, to be printed in the Cald- ^ell News - Tribune, the 'Official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. Nos. Name What for Amount. I i i i i - I I J �� I GENERAL FUND 1313 E.L. lessor Salary .8 00 1314 Edgar L. Oakes 5 1315 G. U. Fenrich " 5 1316 W. S. Boynton " 5 1317 Frank Mumford " 3.00 131s G. W. Montgomery 3.00 1319 W.R. Hollingsworth 3.00 1320 O.E.Fritte " 50.00 1321 R.E. Parmenter " 50.00 1322 itda Harteaboser " 80.00 1323 The Caxton Printers Supplies 32.76 1324 Mt. States Tel. & Tel, Co., Rent & Toll 5.15 1325 The Caxton Printers Supplies 1.95 1326 H. E. Parmenter Salary 90.00 1327 Luella Hartenbower Services 14.00 1328 The Caxton Printers 3uppliea 76.27 1329 The Clerk's Cash Revolvi ^.g Fund ' " 16.25 '1330 First Natl. Bank " 4 1331 Idaho Power Co.', " 48.05 1332 Caxton Printers " 6.00 1333 Becker Hdw. Co., " 4.51 1334 Caldwell Plg. & Htg. Co., " 2.00 1335 C]a rk'a Cash Revolving Fund " • 1336 D.C.Fender Salary 155;00 1337 L.'C. Krall " 135.00 1338 Coy Collins " 125.00 1339 Pete Olesen " 125.00 1340 Wilbur Shuee Services 15.50 1341 Ernie Mason " 12.00 1342 Nolen Smith " 12.00 1343 S. P. Glenn " 12.00 1344 Ed Smith " 12600 1345 Gerald Freeman " 9.50 1346 Odel Royce " 9 1347 Omar Major,assi€;ned City Clerk " 8.00 1348 E. Royce " 7.00 1349 Harry Spencer 5.00 1350 Omar Major " 1.60 1351 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co., Rent & Toll 8.70 1352 Goldsmith Service Supplies 6.16 I i i i i - I I J �� I J/ 77 \� I Nos. Name What for Amount - 1353 Troy Laundry Supplies 5,54 1354 Botkin Gordon ^ 4.25 1355 Garber Groo " 4.15 1356 Clark's Cash Revolving Fund 11;69 1357 G.F.Salle ^ 1.00 1358 Backer Hdw. Co., " .65 1359 Butler Hdw. Co., ^ .60 1360 Alva Steward " .50 1361 S.W.Artis .50 362 0. G.Boyd Salary 140.00 363 R.E.Felton " 120.00 364 Chas Jarvis Services 92.00 365 Harry Spencer 36.00 366 Mark Sawyer " 28.00 367 Erhie Mason " 6.00 356 Tim Millet 4.40 369 Ike Judd ^ 3:20 370 =' . States Tel, & Tel. Co., Rent & Toll 15.30 571 Caldwell Auto Supply Supplies 6.95 372 Caldwell Motor Sales " 6.05 373 Western Auto Supply Co., " 4.75 374 Butler. Hdw4 Co., " 3.73 575 Badge-Motor Co., " 2.01 376 Sharb McCampbell,Motor Co., 377 Imp. Co., " .25 378 :Hollingsworth W. S. Maxey Salary & supplies 80.98 379 E.C. Hickok " .15.00 380 H. D. Hanna Supplies 5.00 381 Idaho Blue Print Supply Co., if 4.60 382 Cleve Groome Ssltry 75.00 :86 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 5.00 384 Idaho First Natl Bank Rent 40.00 385 '. :38rs: vlanie Dunn 4 Set. nights 2.00 386 Caldwell News Tribune Printing 20.80 387 Fletcher Oil Co., Gasoline 334.43 388 Westeott 011 Co., " 213.72 389 Caxton Printers Supplies 11.70 390 F. H. McConnel Salary 37.50 391 Ernest Earl 110.00 392 Westcott Oil Co., Supplies 91.25 393 Nordling Parts " 19.26 394 Fletcher Oil Co., 12„00 395 Idaho Power Go., Power 10.00 i 396 Olesen Mfg. Co., Supplies 8.90 397 Western Auto Supply Go. " 6 t i 396 Home Lbr. Co., " 6.25 399 Milliner Trans6er Co., " 5.13 400 Burns Chevrolet Co., " 4.90 401 Idaho Elea Supply Co., " 4.35 402 Fletcher Oil Co., " 2.25 403 Caldwell Auto Supply " 2.13 404 Hollingsworth Imp. Co., " 1.80 405 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " •W 406 Shorb McCampballMotor Sales " .41 407 Cheesbraugh Lpch M 26.35 408 Lowell- Steunenberg Rent 25.00 409 71rri;gator's Lbr. Go., Supplies 22.32 410 Fred McConnel Salary 10.00 411 Goldsmith Service Station Supplies 6.89 412 Geo Annon Supplies 6.00 413 Conoco Service " 4.29 414 Walter Looney Meals .50 k 415 4167. County Treasurer F. H. Plowhead Taxes Insurance 2.51 9.00 I TOTAL GENERAL FUND 2,868.47 ROAD FUND 1417 S. P. Glenn Salary 110.00 1418 N.W. Jones 90.00' 1419 Joe Haines " 90..00 1420 WA Gainey " 75.00 1421 W. H. Glenn Services 42.75 1422 Fred McConnel Salary 37.50 1423 Emil Roy Services 6.40 1424 Clerk's Cash R. Fund Supplies 60.53 1425 Canyon County Commissioners 56.20 1426 Hollingsworth Imp. Co., " 38.77 1427 Irrigators Lbr. Co. " 87.28 1428 Home L7gr. Co., ^ 31.55 1429 Caldwell Mfg. Co., " 31.20 1430 Caldwell Motor Sales „ ]6.44 1431 • Western Auto Supply 15.31 1432 -Boise-Payette 'Intermountain " " 10.64 9 1433 Equipment 1434 Caldwell Concrete pipe Co., " 6.00 1435 Butler Hdw. Go., " 5.55 1436 S.17.Artis " 3.00 1437 August Ulman " ^ 3. 2.665 5 1438 Caldwell Radiator Works I / Nos. Name What for Amount• WO Shorb- McCampbell Supplies 1.80 Caldwell Auto Supply " 1.31 1441 Postal Telegraph Co., " 2.01 1442 S.E.Goldsmith ^ 1.60 1443 McNeal Lbr. Co., ^ .69 1444 ., Becker Hdw. Co., .50 . TOTAL, ROAD F= •787.08 WATER WORTS FUND 1445 click Beatty Salary 110;00 i 1446 C.D.Cranda34 " 100.00 447 O.E.Fritta ^ 100.00 448 E. Mason 8e!6vices 81.60 449 Jim Watkins ^ 76.80 1450 Clarence Everhart " 60.30 1451 H. Spencer n 40.40 452 F, H. McConnel Salary 37.50 453 1454 E Myers Services 35:20 Be l Webster 2880 _ 455 Warren Hart " 16.00 1456 Harry Brown " 15.60 457 Owen Lovejoy ^ •12.80 458 W.W.Adamond " 10.80 459 T.E.Babbitt ^ 9.60 460 C.W. Newport " 9.60 1481 R. L. Blonshine " 8.00 462 Dayls Kingsbury " 8.00 1463 Wilbur Shuee " 8.00 464 E. F. Montgomery " 7.60 465 J. D. Mathews, assigned City Clerk ^ 6,40 468 B. Evans n 6.40 467 Assigned orders, Floyd Southward ^ 5660 468 Wm Thiflet, assigned City Tteakurer ^ 4,80 469 E.A. Malstrom n 470 Earl Zeal " 4.80 471 Clay Cox „ 4.80 412 Allen Smith " 4.80 1473 Bates Gipson 3.20 474 475 Emil Roy Cliff Raymond ^ " 3.20 7 476 C. E. Lode 3.20 2,00 J 477 Bill Glenn n 1.60 478 Ruth Rose n 479 Idaho Hdw. Co., Su lies .50 480 Burns Chevrolet Co., ^p 395.0 0 375.0 481 Idabo Power Co. " 462 Caldwell Produce Co., 55 +76 483 Caldwell Plg. & Htg. Co., 33.45 484 B01se- Payette Lbr. Co., n 34.70 465 Burns Chevrolet Co., * 25.80 486 Caldwell Auto Supply Cc, n 24.73 487 488 Intermountain E uipment Co., Hollingsworth ^ 23.33 Iap. Co., 21.10 489 Wastcott Oil Co., " 18.75 490 Crane Co. n 15.75 491 Western Auto Supply Co., n 14.99 492 493 Lt. States Tel. & Tel. Co., McNeal "Lbt.::Oo,. Rent & Toll 14.00 494 Ernst'Coa1= Co..,. - Supplies 495 Clerk's Cash Revolving rund " 13.34 9.90 496 Butler Hdw. Co., 9.85. 1497 Becker Hdw. Co., n 9.75 496 Caldwell Mfg. Co., n 499 Csldre.l Concrete Pipe " 9.45 1500 Milliner Transfer Co., " 8.25 7.91 15)1 mMoore Stationery ^ 5.95 1502 Lodge Motor Co., " 5.33 1503 First Service Station. ^ 5.13 504 Nordling Parts ^ 3.75 1505 western Auto Supply ^ 2.41 1506 b.E.Goldsmith n 2.62 507 Home Lbr. Co., 1.90 1508 The Oaxton Printers n 1.50 1509 Goldsmith Service Station " 1.27 1510 Shorb- •McCampbell n .70 TOTAL WATER FUND $ 2,377.07 LIBRARY FUND 1511 1512 Mrs. Ida Ruby Flavilla Blondel Salary 125.00 1513 R.F. Hastie n ¢o oo 1514 Wm C. Carpenter Supplies 4000 92.48 1515 Irrigators Lbr. Co., 60 60.79 1516 Gifford Bros Inc .., ^ 1517 Idaho Poorer Co., Power .85 20,50 1518 D•emoo Library Supply Supplies 10.00 1519 McNeal Lbr. Co., n 9.69 y 99 IRRIGATION FUND II t1E:. I :6 C. L. Bourland Salary Z o e. Name 714a for Services amount ^ 0 B.F. Lancaster " 1520 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co., Rent & Toll "^ 4.00 ^ 4 Shorb- McCampbell " 1521 Pioneer Irrigation Dist Taxes " 1.88 ^ 7 Irrigator Lbr. Co., " 1522 The Dieter Bookbinding Co., Books ^ 33.00 ^ MES' The.Hnnttipg Co., O 32.58 I� 1$24 The Caxton Printers " 1.87 TOTAL LIBRARY FDRD 497.64 CELMTRRY FUND 525 J.W. Roes Salary 85.00 526 Geo Hammar " 110.00 527 Carl Hansen Services 89.60 528 Wesley Raymchd,assigned Frostyfs " .3.20 529 Clifford Raymond, assigned City Clerk " 3.20 530 The Salt Lake Hdiv. Co., Supplies 135.00 591 Irrigators Lbr. Co., " 60.34 532 Western Auto " 5.23 533 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Go., Rent & Toll 2.00 534 Hollingsworth Imp. Go., Supplies .45 TOTAL CEMETERY FUND 49,4.02 PARK FUND 595 T. D. Finn Salary 100.00 536 Dayle Kingsbury Ssi'vaces 6.00 537 ]Tilbur Shuee Services 6.00 538 W.T.Bunt Supplies 5.80 539 Ray Jewett Sci"vices 5.20 540 Wayne'eltwell " 3.20 541 Wilson -Petry Marc. Co., Supplies 8.10 542 Sylvia Gibson Supplies 5.00 543 Hollingsworth Imp. Co., 2.25 544 The Caxton Printers " 1.50 545 Moore Stationary " .25 � TOTAL PARK FUND 143.30 IRRIGATION FUND II t1E:. I :6 C. L. Bourland Salary :7 F. i?. McConnel " 8 Wilbur Shuee Services :9 Dayle Kingsbury ^ 0 B.F. Lancaster " 1 MoNeel Lbr. Co., Supplies 2 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., "^ 3 Pletcher ,Oil Co., ^ 4 Shorb- McCampbell " 4A The Caxton printers 5 Caldwell Auto Supply " 6 Becker Hdw. Co., ^ 7 Irrigator Lbr. Co., " 8 Hollingsworth Imp. Co., " 9, Boise Payette Lbr. Co., ^ 0. Brooks Motor Co.. ^ TOTAL IRRIGATION FUND 110.00 37.50 15.00 15.00 12.00 13..86 2.50 2.25 2.00 1.25 .98 .90 .80 .80 .42 .35 � 215.81 100.00 2.50 SPRINKLING FUND 1 Del Soper Salary 2 Harry Mullikin Services TOTAL SPRINKLING FUND STREET LIGHTING FUND 9 Idaho Power Go., Street Lights TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUND GOLF COURSE FUND 64 R. Colvard Salary 65 Roy Gidley Services TOTAL GOLF COURSE FUND 695.25 39.00 1.20 " 40.20 $ 102.50 695.25 TOTAL BRIDGE FOND 0 2,,268.30 GRAND TOTAL 07 EXPENDITURES FOR FNoveiabOr1936, $ 10,489.44 Councilman Montgomery presented the following preamble and resolution and moved the adoption thereof which motion was seconded by Councilman Mumford. It was brought to the attention of the Mayor and Council that the case of the State of Idaho, vs. Franc: McDougal, is now pending in the Police Court and that a number of the Councilman were conversant with the facts in the case and were of the opinion that a conviction could not be had were the case tried and that a trial of the ease would sult in an acqultal and be an expense to the City and, .THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Attorney be and he Is hereby directed to file a- motion for the dismissal of the case and the Police Judge upon the filing of said motion is requested to dismiss the case. , •A yea and nay vote was had thereon, with the following results -Yea: Oakes, Mumford, r'enrich, Boynton, Montgomery and Hollingsworth. Nay: None. -Absent and not voting: None -Whereupon, the Mayor declared the motion 4uly carried and the preamble and reso3.- Ldtion duly adopted. -No further business coming before the Council, it was moved by Hollingsworth, seconded by Boynton that Council adjourn. Motion carried. m ayor 11t �i Nos. Name What for Amount' BRIDGE ITND 1566 First Natl Bank & Dahlstrum Expenses on Bonds 540.00 ° City 1567 Treasurer " 282.15 1568 X.E.Bollman Truck - 250.00 1569 Mark Young,assigned First Ntl. Bank Supplies 249.08 1570 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., " 148.00 1571 Rensselaer Valve Co., 120.36 1572 Boise Payette Lbr. Co., " 110.74 1573 Chapman & Cutler Expense on Bonds 85.00 1574 Caldwell News - Tribune Printing 70.40 1575Nordling Parts Co., Supplies 64.80 1576 Water Works Equipment '. 53.90 1577 Carl Isenberg Services 43.50 1578 Dayle Kingsbury '. °53.00 1579 Wilbur Shues It 52.00 1580 Purkhiser Else Shop SuoUlice 41,39 1561 H. -M. Brock " 25.20 1562 Idaho Power Co., Power 21.90 1583 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 13.69 1584 Hollingsworth Imp. Co., " 11.16 1585 Dayls Kingsbury Services 10.00 1586 Wilbur Shuee It 10.00 1587 Postal Telegraph Co., Supplies 3.06 1588 Caldwell Mfg. Co., " 2.80 1589 The Texas Co., " 2.25 1590 G.•F.Salle 2.00 1591 Butler Hdw. Co., " 1.90 I TOTAL BRIDGE FOND 0 2,,268.30 GRAND TOTAL 07 EXPENDITURES FOR FNoveiabOr1936, $ 10,489.44 Councilman Montgomery presented the following preamble and resolution and moved the adoption thereof which motion was seconded by Councilman Mumford. It was brought to the attention of the Mayor and Council that the case of the State of Idaho, vs. Franc: McDougal, is now pending in the Police Court and that a number of the Councilman were conversant with the facts in the case and were of the opinion that a conviction could not be had were the case tried and that a trial of the ease would sult in an acqultal and be an expense to the City and, .THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Attorney be and he Is hereby directed to file a- motion for the dismissal of the case and the Police Judge upon the filing of said motion is requested to dismiss the case. , •A yea and nay vote was had thereon, with the following results -Yea: Oakes, Mumford, r'enrich, Boynton, Montgomery and Hollingsworth. Nay: None. -Absent and not voting: None -Whereupon, the Mayor declared the motion 4uly carried and the preamble and reso3.- Ldtion duly adopted. -No further business coming before the Council, it was moved by Hollingsworth, seconded by Boynton that Council adjourn. Motion carried. m ayor 11t �i