The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-07-17
COUCNCIL DOINGS

CONTINUED from last Week)
0. Y. Mason, cutting weeds E. 7.5O
L. Harding, thing .......... 1924
Central Lumber Co., lumber E. 1876
Idaho Lumber Co., lumber 80. 11.65
Geo Wheeler, cutting weeds,
shoveling dirt ............. 5.0Ol
Calkins & Leslie, street cross
ings ,.... ........ ..... 2S9.4O
W. L. Wooley, salary Supt. of
Streets ....... .......... $500
VIM. Flanagan, cutting weeds 7.50l
V. c. Chapman, teamster 49,. 61.25
Samuel Cupp, hay ....... &C.. S.72l
Edwards & Black, labor Rus
BAKER ...... .............. 800
w, w. Plummer, hauling dirt. 400
G. L. Dunnett, cutting weeds. ESQ
John Ramsdell, cutting weeds 500
N. Y. Mason, cutting weeds. -. 500
N. D. Small, cutting weeds 80. ESQ
Frank Hagerman, cutting weeds 500
Chas. Jones, timekeeper ... 7.50l
Caldwell Planning Mills, saving
sidewalk lumber ......... 100
Boyes Hardware Co., Mdse.... 2.6O
Caldwell News, road certificates 4.5O
w. H. Roadway Co., Mdse 49,. 7.46
Caldwell Forwarding Co., Mdse. $50
WaterWOrks Fund.
Chas. Jones, labor 49,. -. 1850
Caldwell Planning Mills, plugs. 200
Boyes Hardware Co., Mdse.. 49,. 2.55
Caldwell News, meter blanks. 2.75
w. H. Roadway Co., Mdse.. $3.50. 2.63
Caldwell Forwarding Co., Mdse. 1870
G. ]. Shorb, salary ........... 5000
Duncan & Sterling, Mdse. 80. 800
Caldwell Power Co., light and
power go. 800. .......... 1O4. 95
G. ]. Shorb, freight and stamps 1889
Continental Oil Co., gasoline. 67.2O
e. L. Johnston, labor So. go. 1913
G. H. Fuller, salary Supt. of
w. w. ....... ............ 1900
j. H. Forbes & Co., wood pipe. 1876
Caldwell Plb. & HIT. Co., Mdse. 65.25
s. d. Hartkopf, Mdse. ...... 1906
A motion was made by Farrar that
the claim of Calkin & Lesley in the
sum of 1880 for sidewalk extension
at e. Loveland's be allowed. The roll
being called on the motion, the vote
resulted: Ayes-Clark, Farrar, Gar
tin, Paynter; 4. Nays-Devers. Not
voting-Gipson. So the motion pre-
vailed.
Voted, on motion of Gipson, that al
claims not sworn to or property pre-.
sented be laid over.
Voted, ON motion of Gipson, that the
claims of Fred Blais and Duncan
Sterling, be allowed on the prope,
funds.
The Mayor appointed the waite
committee as committee to look Vi
fire fighting apparatus, with Farrar a
a special member.
| Petitions OF G. E. Biggs, ct al; H
A. Griffeths. ct al; e. H. Adam, ct al.
A. e. Sutton, ct al; and e. B. Smith
ct. al, praying that the city construc
cement crosswalks In the districti
where cement sidewalks have beef
ordered, was read, and on motion o
Clark referred to the street commit
tee.
Bill No. 9, by finance committee, en-
titled, can ordinance estimating an
appropriating moneys necessary t
defray all necessary expenses and liza
bilities of the City of Caldwell, Idaho
for the year beginning on the frs
Tuesday in May, 19O9," was read tn
first lime.
A motion was made that the rule
be suspended and the readings o
three separate days be dispensed wit
and that Bill No. be read the sec
ond time by title and the third time i
full and placed on its final passage
The roll being called on the motor
the vote resulted: Ayes-Clark, Dew
ers, Farrar, Gartin, Gipson, Payn
ter; 6. Nays and ABSENT So tn
motion prevailed.
Bill No. read second time by titl'
Bill No. 8 read third time in ful
and placed ON its final passage. o
the question, shall Bill No. 9 pass:
the roll being called, the vote re
suited; ,Ayes-Clark, Devers, Farral
Gartin, GIBSON, Paynter; 6. Nays an
absent-O. So bill No. 8 passed, be
coming ordinance No. 126.
On motion of Gartin council ad
journed until Monday evening. Jul
IL, 1909, at o'clock.