The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-06-12
was laid over until Monday night the

was laid over until Monday night the
18th inst.
The reports of the following officers
were read and approved; City Treas
urer City Marshall ex Road Supervisor
Kirkpatrick.
The bond of the City Treasurer was
read and approved by unanimous vote
The following letters were read and
laid on the table: Mineralized Rubber
Co; R. W. Travis, in regard to water
works; G. A. Hand.
The petition of II. ID. Blatchley and
Others for wagon bridge across Indian
creek, was laid over till next meeting,
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn.
GENERAL FUND
VIM Schnabel, Marshal, salary for May. se5 A
l. Roberts, pumping, salary, for May, 10 90
Caldwell Publishing Co., publishing finan-
elal statement ''..'''''...,.............. 7 90
L. B. Bach, clerk of election ...... 100
F. j. Huntington, clerk of election. ...... 90
F. M. Lucus, judge of election. ... 90
Eureka Fire Hose Co., for 100 feet hose "a 81
ROAD FUND.
Q. W. Cooper, bill VIM. Miller, road work 90
W. NJ. Jones, work on grades. -. ....... 8 so
ID. f. Mackellberger, work ON grades 50
G. H, Cupp, road supervisor ......... 10 90
A. X. Galloway, road work .......... 90
Central Lumber Co., lumber for road. .. 20 81
On motion warrant was drawn
for 1913 in favor of Treasurer Badlev
to pay freight on hose.
In the matter of city printing for the
fiscal year the following sealed bids
were presented:
To the Hon. Mayor and City Cour-
Gil, Caldwell, Idaho. We beg to submit
the following proposition for city print
ing. We will print all pound notices.
ordinances, treasurer's report and all
other notices, as by law provided, at 4
cents per line, the minutes of all regu-
lar and special meetings free, provided
a copy of such is furnished this office.
We will print 200 envelopes for SI5O
and 200 letter heads, $3.50, election tick
cts, 500 for 81 $4,000, $3.50; Registra
ton books to contain blanks for 200
names, so cents each. Respectfully,
TIE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING Co.
To the Hon. Mayor aud City Council,
Caldwell, Idaho.
On compliance with request made by
the Citv Clerk THE TRIBUNE makes the
following proposal for city printing for
the fiscal year. We will print the min
utes of all regular and special meetings,
pound notices, all ordinances, the re-
port of the Treasurer and all other
notices AS by law provided for 800
(seven) per month. Respectfully,
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING Co.
Caldwell, Idaho, June, Z 1897.
Mr.. Chas. Cakes, City Clerk: Sir, in
compliance with your request of May
18th we desire to submit the following
bid for the printing of the city of Cald
well for the fiscal year commencing
June l 1897 and ending June l 1897.
We agree to do the following work to
wit: 200 letter heads and 200 envelopes,
election tickets, registration books and
other necessary supplies. publishing
ordinances, minutes and notices of sale
of impOunded stock for the sum of
one hundred and twenty dollars for the
IL months. Yours Respectively,
CALDWELL PUBLISHING Co.
1t was decided to accept the TRIBUNE
Publishing Cos bid as follows, as it
was the lowest and best bid:
We will print the minutes of all reg
ular and special meetings, pound
notices, all ordinances passed by the
council, the report of the Treasurer
and all other notices as by law provided
for $500 (seven) per month. We will
print 200 letter heads for $3.50 and 200
envelopes, $3.50, 1000 election tickets
$3.50.
Mr.. Syms of the TRIBUNE Publishing
Go. being present accepted the bid as
accepted by the council.
Chas. H. Cupp who was arrested on
warrant sworn out by VIM. Holen-
beak as foreman of the Hook & Ladder
Co. and fined So and So costs was dis.
charged by the president, the defendant
paying court costs.
On motion a recess was taken until
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