Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-08

City Council met IN regular Ses
sion Thursday evening June l with
full board present and Mayor Bran
mock presiding.
Minutes of the last regular and
subsequent meetings were read and
approved as corrected.
Report of officers were read. Nov
ed sf Burns and seconded by R..
NJ. Hutchinson that the reports be
accepted and placed on file. Motion
carried.
Moved by Woodward and seconded
by Burns that the Mayor instruct the
Sewer Committee to procure at once
the necessary covers for the protec-
ton of the sewer in District No. 1.
Motion carried.
Moved by Burns and seconded by
Woodward that the annual report of
officers be referred to the Finance
Committee Motion carried.
Moved by Woodward and seconded
by Gorham that the Marshal be in
structed to make the proper repair
to the wings of the 49 Slough Bridge.
Motion carried.
Moved by Woodward and seconded
by Burns that the Marshal be in
structed to notify the First National
Bank to take care of it's waste
water in Block 2, Browns Addition.
Motion carried.
Moved by Woodward and seconded
by Burns that we suspend the
rules and refer to and take up the
Eleventh order of business. On this
motion the ayes and nays were call
for. Those voting yes were R.
NJ. Hutchinson, Gorham, Burns,
Woodward and Compton, so the mo-
ton carried.
Seeral members of the Snake Riv'
er Bridge Committee were present
and asked that the Council take ac-
ton looking to the bonding of the
City for the balance necessary to
build the Snake River Bridge. A
number of the citizens of the city
were present and were unanimously
in favor of raising the necessary
funds in this manner. 1t was moved
by Woodward and seconded by 1
Burns that the City Attorney be ;
instructed to prepare an ordinance /
calling an election for the purpose ;
of voting on a s7,000.O0 bond issue to /
be used in the construction of the I
Snake River bridge. On this me: ,
tion the ayes and nays were called g
for, those voting yes were r. NJ. t
Hutchinson, Gorham, Burns, Wood '
ward, and Compton. Motion carried. I
The committee on the city hall c
made a report showing plans for I
the same to be used on an inside
lot. 1t was moved by Woodward and
seconded by Compton that the City
Attorney be instructed to draft an
ordinance calling for an election
for the purpose of voting on bonds
for the erection of city hall. On
this motion the ayes and nays were
called for, those voting yes were R.
NJ. Hutchinson, Gorham, Burns, Wood
ward and Compton. Motion carried.
The water committee made an ex-
tended report and showed plans for
the extension of the water mains in
the city,
The extensions as arranged for cev-
er many parts of the city where
there is no protection from fire but :,
!, "A tI,a ovtapcinps orc r,ode
canvass of the districts affected will a
be made to determine just how many
OF the residents living in those Sec
lions will install and use the water
should the extension be made.
Moved by Woodward and seconded
by Burns that it is the sense OF the
Mayor and Council that all moneys re
ceived from licenses and concessions
during the Fourth of July celebration. ,
be donated to the executive commit =
tee of the Fourth of July celebration. =
On this motion the ayes and nays :.
were called for. those voting yes :,
were r. NJ. Hutchinson, Gorham. =
Burns. Woodward and Compton. So =
the motion carried.
1t was brought up by Councilman
Compton that the city could at the :
present time secure the right of =
way for the extension of Eighth :
Street south, to Sixth Avenue south. =
1t was moved by Woodward and sec
onded by Gorham that the matter :
be referred to the Street and Alley =
committee. Motion carried.
Moved by Burns and seconded by
Woodward that the residents in IL
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