The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-05-02
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
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| that ordinance ~ O. olS stood tor third
reading and directed the clerk to read
the same, IuIly and distinctly at
iength.
he mayor stated, under the motion,
| that ordinance NO. 5Io mad been read
tne tnIrd time tuIiy and distinctly at
iengtn and stated the question::
"onail ordnance NO. olo pass as
read!"
Inc mayor directed the clerk to cali
the rolI, and upon roll call the vote
upon the tlnal passage OF SAID Ordi-
nance resulted as toIiows, to-Wit:
those voting yes Councilmen
Dickens, "A. }. Miller, +. X. miller,
MITCHELL oanaDerg and Ward.
Inose vounp no'-none.
he mayor declared SAID ordinance
! NO. SIS 10 nave Quly passed and d.
rected the clerk to make proper record
lnereot.
| Ordnance No. 5l3 having duly pass
| ed, the same was presented to the
mayor tor his approval and the may
or having duly considered the same
Ihereupon, In open session OF the
lily Council, duly signed and approv-
cd SAID ordinance NO. ol5.
| IL was idA thSl SAoSASoB eAot SoAN
ordinances NOS. BIZ, ol5 and 5l4 be
puDnsned at least one tune In the reg
ular issue OF the Caldwell tribune. a
weekly newspaper printed, puDhshed
ana OF general clrcuiatlon, III the city
OF Caldwell, ldano, which newspaper
is hereDy declared, determined ana
adJuQged by SAID City Council to be
the Official newspaper thereof.
| Ihereupon Councilman Dickens IN
trouuced Ordinance NO. oI4, entitled
An Ordinance creating and Establish
ing a Local improvement District to
DC Called Local Street improvement
District NO. Z, in the City OF Cald-
wen, canyon County, ldano; deslg-
mating the streets and points between
wnicn SAID improvement snail be
MADE, and providing tor the construc-
| tIon OF pavement, curb and CUTTERS
Lnereon; providlng that the cost and
| expense OF said Improvement snail be
taxed and assessed upon all the prop
erty III sad Improvement district
fronting or aDuttlng or contiguous or
tributary to the portions OF SAID
streets SO improved; and prescribing
the method OF such assessment anu
the payment thereof; repeating all
ordinances, resolutions or oraers, or
narIs thereof, IN conflict herewith; and
declaring an emergency.
| Ordinance NO. oI4 was thereupcn
read In 1uil by the city clerk and con-
sldered by the council
| Inereupon Councilman Ward NOV
ed that that part OF the compiled laws
OF the state OF Idaho and the rule re-
curing the reading OF ordinances fully
and dlslnctIy on three different days
De dispensed with IN the manner pre-
scriDed Dv law, and that proposed or
dInance NO. Sl4 be read the second
time by title and the third time In tull
and paced on Its final passage.
said motion was seconded by Coun-
Gilman Mitchell.
The Mayor stated the motion and
put the question and the vote upon
SAID question was as follows:
1hoe voting yes" Councilmen
Dickens, A. J. Miller, F. K. Miller,
Mitchell, Sandberg and Ward.
Those voting "no"-none.
The mayor then declared that said
motion had duly carried bv the neces-
sary three-quarters vote.
Then the mayor stated, under the
motion, that ordinance No. 3l4 stood
Tor second reading and directed the
clerk to read ordinance No. 3l4 the
second time by title.
The clerk then read ordinance No.
3l4 by title.
The mayor stated, under the motion,
that ordinance No. 3l4 stood for third
reading and directed the clerk to read
. a f,llx apI ffy ot
length.
The clerk then read ordinance No.
3l4 the third time, fully and distinctly
at length.
The mayor stated, under the motion,
that ordinance No. 3l4 had been read
the third time fully and distinctly at
length and stated the question:
Shall Ordinance No. 3l4 pass as
read"
The mayor directed the clerk to call
the. roll, and upon roll call the vote
upon the final passage of said ordi-
nance resulted as follows. to-wit:
Those voting Eyes" Councilmen
Dickens, A. J. Miller, F. R. Miller,
Mitchell, Sandberg and Ward
Those voting "no"-none.
The mayor declared said ordinance
No. 3l4 to have duly passed and di-
rected the clerk to make proper rec
ord thereof.
Ordinance No. 3l4 having duly pass
ed, the same was presented to the
mayor for his approval and the mayor
having duly considered the same
thereupon, in open session of the City
Council, duly signed and approved said
ordinance No. 314.
1t was further ordered that said or
dinances Nos. 3l2 3l3 and 3l4 be pub
lished at least one time in the regular
issue of the Caldwell Tribune. a week
Nv newspaper printed, published and of
general circulation, in the City of
Caldwell. Idaho, which newspaper is
hereby declared determined and ad-
judged by said City Council to be the
official newspaper thereof.
On motion F. R. Miller seconded
by Joseph Dickens, the park commit
tee was authorized to contract walks, |
curbs, pipe lines, etc. in city park |
There being no further business on
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