The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-22

sional services ...............-....... 5.0Ol
B. P. Bennett, blacksmith work 400
Billie Carter, blacksmith work 7.OOl
Hollrich Harness Shop, Mdse 2.8O
Caldwell Lbr. and Coal Co.,
lumber ....-....---...-............... 14.75|
Boyes Hardware Company,
Mdse. ........-........-.-.-........ 400,
Lem Harding, pipe -............-... 1892
Terry and MCGEE, crosswalks..-. $500
Terry and MCGEE, crosswalks.... 2O3.OO
Terry and MCGEE, crosswalks.... 1912
Terry and MCGEE, sidewalks -. 38O.2o
Terry and MCGEE, sidewalks. 1901
Terry and MCGEE, sidewalks. S5.4OI
Terry and MCGEE, sidewalks. l5488
Terry and MCGEE, sidewalks. 27.9O
Total .$1929. 50
Water Works Fund.
Harry l.. Smith, Aug. salary
and expense ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
Frank l.. Roges, August salary $500
Fred Ross, labor .....-......... 77.5O
Thomas R. Cochrane, labor. 2875
H. L. Salisbury. labor.-.. 625
w. 5. Shuee, labor ......,.....---. 1l25
A. H. Stoffer, labor ...-.- l625
James Shaver, labor .............-----. 1000
Idaho Power Company, power
and light ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1852
Caldwell News, printing cards $500
Cox and Judd, drayage .......,.-...- 325
A. w. Duncan, blacksmith work LIS
Idaho Hrw. and Plb. Co., pipe. 1920
Crane Company. Mdse, .......-..-- 5.8l
Neptune Meter Company, Mdse oo.85
Cupples Mere. Company, Mdse. 2,1O
Boyes Hardware Company, =
Mdse. .........,,.-,....-.-..... $50
Chas H. Hansen, labor. 1900
Total ..$79l.4
Cemetery Fund.
J. w. Ross, Aug. salary and
overtime 1000
Cyrus Crandall, labor.....-...... 67.5O
Total ....,.......................-$l37.5o
Sprinkling Fund.
F. l.. Keller, August sprink-
ing SZ/O. 81
A. w. Duncan, blacksmith work 2.30
Total ...,.-,,.,.,.,...,,... .$272. 90
Park Fund.
Fred Howard, August salary
and extra /4.UO
Boyes Hardware Company
MdSe. ---...-.----.--...-......-.. so
Caldwell Fwd. Company, Mdse .o5
Caldwell Horse and Mule Com
pany, Mdse. .............................. 26.OO
Greenlund Drug Store, flag. lis
Total 50
Grand total warrants drawn. $4463 SO
The reports of the following Off
GERS for the month of August, 1916,
were read: City Engineer, City Ii
braran, Police Judge, City Clerk,
Sexton. Street Commissioners, Super
intendent of Water Works and City
Treasurer The report of the City
Treasurer for the month of July, 1916,
was also read. 1t was voted upon
motion of Dement, that the same be
approved and ordered placed on file
The Clerk read a communication
from the Mayor announcing the APP
pointment of Mr.. w. Grant Ward, as
Councilman from the Third Ward to
fill out the unexpired term of Fred N.
Harrington. Vacancy being caused by
Mr.. Harrington's removal from the
city.
1t was voted upon motion of De-
ment, seconded Ackley, that the APP
pointment be and hereby is confirmed,
ratified and approved and the City
Clerk be and hereby is instructed to
issue certificate of appointment to
the said w. Grant Ward.
1t was unanimously voted upon
motion of Dement, that the City Clerk
be and hereby is instructed to convey
to the Hon. Fred ~ Harrington, the
deep appreciation of the Mayor and
members of the Council for his un-
selfish and valuable assistance rem
dered in behalf of the City, while a
member of the City Council
The Mayor stated that Mr.. Harring-
ton had rendered very valuable SER
vice to the CITY as Chairman of the
Water Committee. That by reason of
his excellent business management the
water system had been placed on
sound basis, and that in addition to
paying operating expenses, caring for
new extensions, and the creation of a
depreciation fund, the revenue had
been sufficient to pay a large part of
the water bonded Indebtedness
He asked that the Clerk especially
conveyt to Mr.. Harrington the sincere
appreciation of himself and members
Of the Council for his successful man
agement of the said water system.
A communication was read from
Mrs Ella Gartin. relative to the barn
which she is renting to the City. She
stated that from September |, the rent
would be $1,000 per month or that
she would be willing to sell the prop
erty to the City.
A communication was read from the
Caldwell Fire Department under date
of Sept. 4, 1916, requesting that the
culverts at 18th and Belmont and at
l4th and Arthur be made to extend
the full length of the streets.
The matter was referred to the
Street Commissioner.
The time coming on regularly for
the hearing of objections by any per-
son or persons aggrieved by reason OF