The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-06-16

cred and instructed to immediately
transfer to the Warrant Redemption
Fund of said city, in compliance with
the provisions of Section 2268, Idaho
Revised Codes, the following sums
as hereinafter set forth:
From General Fund ........-..$ 687. Sc
From Road Fund ---... 323.45
From Cemetery Fund ........-..--. 155.4o
From Park Fund .-.-.. 535.o5
From Library Fund ..---..------ 160.10
Total -------------------------..-..$l 1862. 81
A motion was made by Ackley, sec
onded by Harrington, that the resolu-
ton be adopted. A yea and nay vote
taken, resulted as follows:
Ayes-Ackley, Dement,, Forbes,
Harrington, Hayman, Sanberg-6.
Nays and Absent-None.
The Mayor declared the motion
carried and the resolutions adopted
A communication was read from F.
G. Hoffman under date of May "a,
1916, soliciting a portion Of the
city's fire insurance.
A communication was read from
L. c. Knowlton, County Clerk, un-
der date of June /, 1916. relative
to road moneys which he claimed
had been enormously paid to the city
during the years 1911 and 1912, and
the same was referred to the Finance
Committee and City Attorney for
attention.
The time coming ON regularly for
the opening of bids on power street
sprinklers and flushers, the follow
ing bids were received and opened
Canyon Auto Co., Caldwell. Kissel
Motor Car chassis, 1000 gallon tank
$4750 fob. Hartford, Wis.
Canyon Auto Co. Caldwell, Kissel
Motor Car chassis, 1900 gallon tank,
$3.50 fob. Hartford, Wis.
D. M. Kelley, Baker City, Signal
312 ton chassis, $50 gallon tank
$425O fob. Portland, Ore. one-quar-
ter cash, the balance in paper that
will be acceptable by the banks; time
optional with purchaser.
D. M. eKlley, Baker City, Fed
eral 3H ton truck, $50 gallon tank
$4250 fob. Portland, Oregon, same
terms as above.
nteEna attic Motor t2c Co. z5 Los sa An
tank, $500 fob. Plainheld, N. ].
be agreed upon.
Mooney & Douglas, Pocatello, 81
ton chain drive Kissel chassis. l5O(
gallon tank, $3.50 fob. factory.
Mooney & Douglas, Pocatello, 81
ton chain drive Kissel chassis, 10O(
gallon tank, $475O fob. factory.
Hodson-F reenaughty Co.. Portland
81 B. Avery chassis, $50 gallon tank
$500 fob; one-half cash on. de
livery and demonstration of machine
Balance Nov. /. 1916. The lattel
payment to bear interest at 8 pei
cent from acceptance.
Kissel Kar Motor Co, so Hartford rife, I'd
Wis, 3H ton chassis, 1900 gallon
tank $3.50 fob. Hartford, Wis.
Wis 3H ton chassis, 1000 gallo,
tank, $3.50 fob. Hartford, Wis.
Auto Mch. Co., Caldwell, 81 to-
Model l.. IL Federal Truck. 100
gallon tank, $4650 fob. Caldwell
$1,000 on delivery. Balance in du
bills at per cent as follows; $llo
one wear from date of delivery; $l2O
two wears from date of delivery
$lO5O three years from date OF de
livery.
The Hodson-F eenaughty compan
also proposed furnishing the city
Sanitary Street Flushing machine
horse drawn, 600 gallon tank, as pc
: specifications and catalogue enclose
under separate cover for $llso f'o''
Caldwell
The Koering Machine compan!
Northwest, of Portland. Oregon, sur
: mitted catalogues and descriptive II
erature of the Squeegee Street Wasf
: err also a letter under date OF ma
E %, 1916, detailing the merits OF tn
machine.
The Howard Cooper Corporation
E Portland, Oregon, submitted pro
posal to furnish an Etnyre OniioII
Pressure Power Sprinkler, o/o or Z;
= gallon capacity tank with Two nus
a weight complete 4200 pounds (hor'
draWn) for $1,000 fob. factory. Or
II gon, Ills. c-;r,
: nett being present, spoke on u
merits of their respective machines.
1t was voted upon motion OF Sa
q berg that the Mayor appoint a con
!, mittee of three to consider the Oh
nroposed and to report to the Cou
!. 81 iSl6. Wednesday evening" o '""s
II The Mayor appointed Councilm'
e Harrington. Forbes and Sanberg.
IL Chief of Police Baker being pre-
le ent, stated that he had received :,
N number of complaints relative to Z
niles of dirt allowed to accumuia
On the pavement He suggested tn
% the same be removed each day al
d that the cutters be also cleaned a.
:. The dirt hauled away each day. /
81 stated that Mr.. w. H. Whetchel h
I'd agreed to haul the dirt off each d
II, for the sum of $1,000 per month.
Councilman Forbes stated that
id had recently instructed the Sire