The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-20

Total --.,.,......,,.... SOLO
Westcott Truck Co., sprinkler 3OOO.O'
Elmer Gardner, labor .................. 1874
{. E. Black, salary ..........-.....-.. 900
Tom Glenn. labor ...::........... 800
Jas. Shewey, salarv ........-.-....- 1O4.8l
Total ......................... 1924 n
Grand total warrants issued .Soo53. 8:
Ordinance No. 3lo was read tn,
first time. Z
Ordinance No. ,3lo.
An ordinance declaring the inten.
ton OF the city of Caldwell. state Of
Idaho, to create land establish sewer
district No. of the city Of Caldwell
state of Idaho, for the purpose of con.
structing a suitable sewer system
therein; stating the specific boun-
daries of said proposed district, the
general character of said proposed
portion of the sewerage system and
the estimated cost of the same and
that such costs are to be assessed
against the property included within
such sewage district and providing
that all costs and expenses of the
said sewerage improvements made in
the spaces formed bv the junction or
intersection of streets and avenues
and in the spaces opposite alleys in
such districts shall be borne by the
property abutting. confronting. con-
tiguous or tributary to said inter-
section. and shall be lien upon said
property in said district; fixing the
time within which protests. against
said proposed Improvement may be
filed in the office of the city clerk;
declaring the intention of the mayor
and city council of the city of Cald-
well, state of idaho. to provide for
the payment of the cost and expenses
OF such Improvement by issuing i'm
provement bonds of the district and
declaring an emergency.
Thereupon Councilman Dunlap
moved that that part of the revised
codes of Idaho requiring the reading
of ordinance fully and distinctly on
three different days be dispensed with
IN the manner prescribed by law and
that Ordinance $40 be read the sec
ond time by title and the third time in
full and placed on its final passage.
Said motion was seconded by Coun-
Gilman Dickens.
The mayor stated the question and
the vote upon said question was as
follows:
Those voting yes: Dickens. Dunlap,
Feuling, Hayman. Moore and Sutton.
Those voting No, and absent, none.
The mavor then declared that said
motion had duly carried by the neces
sarv three-fourths vote and, under the
motion directed the clerk to read or
dinance No. 31o the second time by
title.
The clerk read Ordinance No. $40
the second time by title.
The MAYOR stated that under the
motion the ordinance stood for third
reading. and. directed the clerk to
read the same fully and distinctly at
length. section bv section.
The MAYOR stated under the mo-
ton: that Ordinance No. 3lo had been
reod the third time fully and dis
tinctly at length and stated the ques-
ton:
read?" pass "'
The. mayor directed the clerk to
call the roll, and upon roll call the
vote upon the final passage of said or
dinance resulted as follows:
Those voting "Yes": Dickens. Dun
lap, Feuling. HaNman. Moore and
Sutton.
Those voting "No" and absent none
The mayor declared said ordinance
No. sly to have duly passed and d.
rected the clerk to make proper rec
ord thereof.
Ordinance No. 3lo having duly
passed, the same was presented 10
the mavor for his apDroval and the
mayor having considered the same
thereupon in open session OF the ..oun-
Gil. signed and approved sand Ordi
nance No. 3lo.
Ordinance No. 3lo was thereuoon
ordered to be recorded in Ordinance
Book No. of said city. and was
thereafter duly recorded tbere;, .,
pages 2o5 to 2o7, inclusive
IT was further ordered that said
ordinance No. 3lo be published att
length one time in the regular issue
OF the Caldwell Tribune, the official
paperof the city of Caldwell, Idaho
On motion Hayman, seconded byl
dunlap, it was voted to allow $50 per
month for band leader.
On motion Dunlap, seconded nv
Sutton. it was voted that il is the
sense of the council that the band
concerts be continued during the sum
mer. sum
On motion Dunlap the CITY clerk
was instructed to call for bids for the
city printing for the fiscal wear
The following resolution was unan.
imously adopted:
Be it resolved by the mayor and
CITY council OF the city of Caldwell: |
That the city clerk is hereby or
dered and directed to advertise for
sealed proposals and bids to he re-
ceived by the citv council of cald.
well, Idaho at the office of the citv
clerk in the city hall until the 24tb
day of June. 1919, at | O'Clock n N
for the paving with bitulithic, with
cement concrete base or asphalt with
cement concrete bast, or bitulith;c
with bituminous concrete bast or plain
cement H..