The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-03-28

in making the assessment for the con.
ST ruction of a sewer system therein
approving and confirming the assess s
ment roll prepared for SAID Local SeWer
asse ssment levied by virtue thereof on
the property in said Local sewer IN
provement District No. :; ana pr soesa
ment in ten Q0) equal annual Install
ments, together with interest at the
rate Of seven % per cent per anfnu I'm;
| lien against and the sale and purchase
of property in said Improvement as,
trict upon which any of said special
ouent; repeating all ordinances and
re solutions, or parts thereof. in con-
flict herewith, and declaring an emer-
gency.' was read for the first time.
| (The roll being called on the motion
concerning the resolution the result
was as follows: Ayes-Bollman. Kim,
| Westcott Nayes and absent-None. So
the Mayor declared the motion carried
1t was voted on motion of Mumford
sense of this Council that Section a
IBill No. l should be stricken out; that i.N
is contrary to the laws OF the state of
Idaho: that the City Attorney be direct
ed to notify Keller Bros. to that, effect
The City Attorney reported that he
had had another communication from
Keeler Bros, asking to amend the date
for Bonds in Sewer District No 7. 1t
was voted on motion of Bollman. sec
notify Mr.. Shields Jr. that the Council
could not change their position in the
matter. The roll being called on mo
the was as ayKes
Rowland and Westcott. Nayes and alb
So the Mayor declared the
motion carried.
petition, signed by Cleve Groome
and others. asking for the formation
of a Local Lateral Sewer system on the
North side of town was presented, 1t
onded by Kimbrough that the petition
be granted and that the City ATTORNEY
be instructed to draw Ordinance of In
tention.
should open the road on the section line
be tween sections 35 and 36, u mile east
from Florida Avenue III he 6eIeyed thai
E. Harper, who offers to do the same
for 5000.
1t was voted on motion of Kimbrough.
seconded by Mumford, that the City
build the road: that the contract be let
to A. e. Harper; and that the road be
constructed under the supervision of
the street superintendent.
1t was voted on motion of Bollman
seconded by Mumford. that the Council
,N'OD'" - ''''' AMos; j. MILLER
s. EARLE BoYEs, City Clerk
COUNCIL CHAMBERS, MARCH 20. 1929
The Council met in regular session
pursuant to adjournment with Mayor
Miller, presiding; Councilmen Bollman, 4
kimbrough, Mumford. Cakes and Row n
land, present; and Westcott absent. =
Thos +. Buckner, representative of
the l. o. o. F.. lodge, Methodist church,
and Commercial club entered protest
against the allowing by the City coun-
Gil of filing station being placed on
lots 10, II and II, Block 49, original
add = 1an to C phly H. T. s Jackson,
Baker and Cleve Groome talked in fay
or of the same. No action was taken in
this matter.
Bill No. ~, by Rowland, entitled IAN
ordinance declaring the intention to
of Caldwell, County of Canyon, state
OF Idaho; for the purpose of construct
fixing the specific boundaries of said
proposed district, the general character
OF the said improvement and the esti-
Tor such costs to be assessed against
the property included within such lat
eral sewer improvement district and
pffovddiidng that the cost and expenses,
OF sad improvements made in the
spaces formed by the junction or inter-
section of streets and avenues and in
t ne spaces shn opposite alleys in such dis
tributary abutting, fronting contig-
uous TO said intersection, and shall be
a lien upon said property the same as
any other assessment against said prop
erty in said district. and fixing the
time within which protests against said
pro osica lmProyements may, be filed in
caring the intention of the Mayor and
touncii or the said City of Caldwell
20 provide Tor the payment of the cost
nj
issulng improvement bonds of the said
district and repeating all ordinanc&
[esG IN s. ana orders; or parts there
u IN con1llct, herewith. and declaring
an emergency" was read the first time
+ 1T was moved by Bollman, seconded
ny Mumtord, that the rules recurring
Inc reading on three separate DAYS he
suspended; that it be read the second
and n by ute and the third time in full
ro, pelng called on the motion the
Jesuit ti was as follows: Ayes-Boilman
and SagnsM MNSmford' Cakes and Row
so the Mayor declared the motion car.
~ title. e 'e'ono time
s nII No No II was read the third time in
va anu placed on its final passage.
~ on SS the question shall Bill No, 70
rs H. me roll being called on the same
nan res * II, was was as follows: .Ayes-Boil
IOWA mndi''loTrough, Mumford Cakes and
ott '"Ha' Nayes-None. Absent-West-
,od SO SO the Mayor declared the BiiI
So RPeh3Ssed and now became Ordinance
nd pettion, signed by F. X. Heath
ON st Liners concerning the petitioners
yater u s,,as the extension of the
as - read. Action was deferred. ''''''s'
~ was voted on motion Of o,La.
n i oureu by Bollman, that the Council
pproved io' d. MlLlIER
D EARLE BOYES, City Clerk Sor
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