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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1909-12-13city council minutesDecnnber 1,5, 190 +. Council rrr!et in regular session pursuant to adjournment wii h Mayor Gowen presiding, and Councilmen Clark, Devers, Farrar, Gartin, Gipson, Poynter present; Shorb, Clerk. Communication frorn State Board Of Health read, askint for names of City Health Bc. pdd; City C1ark instructed to ansraer letter. Petition of Il. A. Stone et al, praying ' l.at, and ordinances relating, to nuisances be enforced against all persons, at the present timo are maintaining nuisances along Indian Crook, in Blocks 8, 9. and 10 in the City of Caldwell, and in suFport of such request state: 1. That C. E. Turner, Ur. 7;ichter, D. G. Ruby, Bert Farris and others who 'nave stock corrals along the banks of i±ldian Creeks kLave permitted rianure and other disease breeding materials to aecuv_ulate th_ereln to such an extent that noistsome and of.Censive odors are continually arising from suoL places and that such odors are plainly noticeable Cor several hundred feet distant from such corrals. 2. 'ghat the odors and ..ffirn,ium omitted from these places are extremely offensive to all persons rtesi -ding in the vicinity of such corrals and to travelers along the streets adjacent thereto. 3. That the existence of is 1i Me IMCC to t;h.3 health of the people of Caldwell and its unsightly appenrance is a disgrace to any civilized community, vas read. Voted, on motion of Cipson, tk,at tke petition be referred to the Sanitary Committee. Petitions of Frank T,. 'rood et al, C. G. Baker, et al, James M. Patton, et a1, J. M. Thompson sst al, A. A. Paris et al, J. tda.lter C'ohnson et rl, F. G. Burroughs of al, and Goo 1% Stovel et a!, rorrasenting that there is a "crlying need in all parts of town outside the 'ousines section and the Boulevard o'" additional lights. Several accident, Lave oc :ur.=d lately, fortunately none of them serious, but the situation is a menace to the people and sra would respectfully ask that you take * -.he xaatter under imcediate consideration, providing sues can be done -Without changing the present T7anohise in any Way" was read. A motion was made by Farrar thab the petitions be laid on the tabld. The rail being; called, the vote resulted: Ayes-- Devers, Farrar, Paynter.-3. Nays—Clark, Oa Ci.pson, -- -3. The Mayor voting ::,ye, the motion carried. Anicticn Sias made by Clark that the City Clerk be instructed to offer the Caldwell Pourer Co. a proposition for 30 street lights at ;6.50 a li,ht per month, for lighting; City buildings 10 per cent per k, w, and "or bower 1 and 1,2 cents per k.w. 1 1 for a period of three years. 3 III J A ,notion was made by Devers nr:endinL the motion by substituting "two years" � ?r instead of "three years ". The roll beinU called on the motion, the vote resulted. Ayes -- Revers, Paynter - -2. days -- Clark, Farrar, Gartin, Gipson- So the amendment was lost. Th.e roll being called on the original notion, the vote re ulted- Ayes -- Clark, Farrar, Gartin, Gipson - -4, Mays -- Devers, Paynter - -u. So the motion prevailed. A motion was made by Farrar that the laying of eid - =caalk ordered by Resolutinns E, and 9 be advertised and the time far opening bids be set for Monday evening December 27, 1909, The roll being called on the notion, the vote resulted: Ayes -- Clark, Devers,, Farrar, Caron, Paynter_ -5. 'Jays -- Gipson. So the motion 1•re ^✓<,iled. Sidewalk Resolution NO. 25 l:y Farrar, "providing for the construction of a X2 side'iralk according to Plan 1 of Ordinance ND. 145 of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, along Arthur Street in 'rent of Lots 1 to 12 inclusive, in Blocks 12, original tor;rlsite, City of Caldwell, Ida o, and providing for the payment of the cost of sueYi cons =.ruction by an assessment levied s} against the ,.roperty fronting or ,:butting on said sidewalk" was read. The roll being called on the: resolaat•ion, the vote resulted: Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Gartin, Gipson, Paynter - -5, Nays and Absent - -o. So the resolution passed, In Resolution No. 46, by Paynter, provrdlnes for :he construction of a sidewalk aceording to Plan 3 of Ordinance No.143 of ""0 City of Caldwell, Idaho, along Aven Street in front of Lots 1, 2, and .> 10 3, Oalloulay Addition, City of Caldwell, Idaho, -?I and providing for the payraarit of such Construction by an assessru,ant 'levied L ainst the Property fronting or abutting on said sidewalk", was read. The roll oeir_C ealle bn the resolution, the vote resulted: atl Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Gartin, Gipson, Paynter - -G. F:-Xs and absent - -0. So the resolution s a^ed. p .. A Mr. Percer having purchased Blacks -, 3, and 4 in frosts Addition to the City of Caldwell wanted to vacate the same as lots and thror it into acreage. `doted, or. motion of Clark that it is the sense of tle Council that thv City grant the relief asked for. Plat of Park's Vinyard Addition to tlzc City of Caldwell sra.s Fr2sentcd , and on :notion of Gipson, same was referred to '611.0 Street Committee to see that the 3t:reebs are graded, ditches dug on Proper lines angall in proper shape: for acceptance by the Bity and to report tz at the nest meeting, P, A motion was 9 e by Gipson that the rules be suspended and the readings on three separate days be dispensed with and that Bill No. 32 be read the second time by title and the third time in full and placed on its final passage. The roll bein, call- ed on the motion, the vote resulted* Alas - - Clark, Dev,=rs, Farrar, Gartin, Cil)son, Paynter - -6. Nays and absent - -0. So the motion prevailed. Bill '?o. 32 read second time by title. P ill Tao. :'8 read third time in "u17, and placed on its final passage. On the question, Shall Bill No. 32 pass? the roll being called, the vote resulted: q Ayes -- Clark, !Devers, Farrar, Oartir„ Gipson, Paynter - -6. Nays; and absent - -O. So Tiill No. ?.2 passed beeomir,. Ordinance No. 149. H. D. Blatchley Piling Statement of `,Bead Cutting foreman erceptin3 Block 1, Washington Hci6hts Addition from Weed Cut',in_ Assessment except Tots A., 5, 6, 20 and 21, a motion was made by Gilson +.hat on p esentation of Tax, Cer',;ifi.Pate showinC payment of assessment the City Oloxk shall dray a warrant rebating said Blatchley The roll being called on the motion, thu rote resulted: Aye., -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Gamin, Gipson, Pai-ntcr - -6. ?rays and assent - -0. So the motion prevailed.. 0. L. Crookham filin0 ststameny of iRaau Cutting Foreman that four lots out of twelve lots in Block ng origi.ral tovrn si oalii be exce pied from Weed Cutting assessment a. motion was made L,y Clark that on presanLa.,ion of Tax C;artlPicate s.ro payment of assessment the City Clark shall ctrazi a warrant rebating said Orookham :�,p1.80 The roll being callea! on the motion, the vote resti.lted: i Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Cart;in, Gipson, Paynter - -6. Nays and Absent - -0. So the motion prevailed. ' i A motion wary made '�y ^lark that the claim of C,r . R. 77S,lkterson in the sum of i `r 7.50 for bonding the Cit:) Treasurer, laid over last rnee,,ine, be taken up and allowed, Ip.i0.00 on the General Fund and on *.:he; Pavin Puna. The roll being called on i - �I the motion, the vote res Ayes - -Olark Revers Farrar Gartin, Cfip PayntLr--G. i i- W c , i7uyr, and assent - -0. .,e the rnc�icn pr�:;vai�.ed. I ` II Bill. No. 32, 'c;y Gilaon, entitled, "An Ordinance prohibiting the sale or giving away of any intoxicating liquor's within the City of Caldwell, Idaho, providing a pen - d1ty for the violation of th.i. ^, ordinance, and repealinZ till Ordinances or parts of i Ordinances in conflict, with 'phis Ordinance," was read the first time. A motion was 9 e by Gipson that the rules be suspended and the readings on three separate days be dispensed with and that Bill No. 32 be read the second time by title and the third time in full and placed on its final passage. The roll bein, call- ed on the motion, the vote resulted* Alas - - Clark, Dev,=rs, Farrar, Gartin, Cil)son, Paynter - -6. Nays and absent - -0. So the motion prevailed. Bill '?o. 32 read second time by title. P ill Tao. :'8 read third time in "u17, and placed on its final passage. On the question, Shall Bill No. 32 pass? the roll being called, the vote resulted: q Ayes -- Clark, !Devers, Farrar, Oartir„ Gipson, Paynter - -6. Nays; and absent - -O. So Tiill No. ?.2 passed beeomir,. Ordinance No. 149. Til � ote1, oar motion of Ol. rk `,bit e 3treat Commi tteo 1 aJ out route for live stock 1ra,saarE, tlraoubh town, and if race :? „r ID Ordinances dra_'.teo_ i A motim was made by T rn-�r Umt NO C,7 t td n H PImbAW owd Ti at n ; Cm b giver. U iob of WME Lo pipe n.Q mWAnl; !c , eonncetirms in the lmhd dlatr,.et uncles, the su o' tl"� City Enk�.inees. N A notion was made by Ci,p;on that the mKion be Wid on the fade, The roll b inq= called on the rioti,on, ibe vote resultssd: Ayes - -Clark, ➢evers, C }ip.san - -CS. x fs -- Farrar, Cartin, Pavnter C u the � o i on V;, to t... c te , or motion u Cil on, that 1 r r ity Attorney jrer e Me respwionsmmc, � ordinances nm.emmy to fond Um City in Up tsum of 14000000 -or the purpose of ex.tendig the writer works s:st &m. Camy.uniaation from the Idaho .F.l.eetrio no. O"O ring to fix the lamps sod irsb ll tungstens for W.00 for the Olty T, was rr: d and on n :ot.i.on o; Tiarrar .].aid on the table +o md, on. moWon of Gant dn gnat •^our AI adjourn until P,e,, rj_er 2 ?,lope Lt /J Decerrbe: t,'7, iso9, Council ,net in x—e �Fjlar cession pursuant to adjotTrnment. ''here not being a quorum, nre9ent,, Council adjourned.