Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-08-10

E. w baltimore. w. L. Turner and
c. NJ Pickrell.
Minutes of last regular and sub
sequent meetings were read and APP
proved. Treasurers report was read,
received and ordeed published ac-
cording to law.
Report of H. F. Little, street COM
missioner was read, received and ord
cred filed
Moved by baltimore and seconded
by Vandegrift that 1851 be trans
| ferred from Cemetery improvement
Fund to the Cemetery Fund. Mo-
| ton carried.
Following bills were read, which
on motion duly made by Vandegrift
and seconded by Latimore were air
lowed and warrants ordered drawn
for the several amounts. Motion
carried.
STREET FUND
e. n. BTaucht, labor. man
and team ---------------------------- $50
CEMETERY FUND
Montgomery, Bunk & Co.,
Hose, etc. -.-.-.-------------------- 1888
VIM Litzman, labor ..-....-....- 1850
VIM Geetel, jr. Tools sharp
ened -.-...----------.------..-..- so
Christ Miller, labor -.-.-.-...- 1850
FIRE FUND
NJ. S. T. & T. Co., service at
Fire Chiefs .-.-...--------..-.- 200
GENERAL FUND
Lindsay Bros. Printing pro-
ceedings ..,..-..,,..,,,.....,..',..... 27.7S
r. Morrison, feed for inn
pounded stock ---.--.--.....----.. 1850
F. II. Barrett, Special police 9.00l
Claude Mast, Special police 800
State Insurance fund, addi-
tional premium on com
pensation insurance las
per audit) ..-.--.---..---.-.-..---.- 57.06
Resignation of r. R. Osborn from |
appointment on Park Board, was
read and laid on table, until next
meeting.
The Clerk was then instructed to
open all bids for the construction of |
Sewer District No. and No. 5, that |
had been received, which resulted |
as follows: ]. H. Forbes of Caldwell, |
Idaho, submitted the following:
For cement pipe district No. A,
$5.327.00 and district No. 5, $5,-
$1,000.
For vitrified pipe district No. 4,
$5,561.90 and district No. 5, $5,-
$500, all above bids being on
cash basis.
Hartenbower Bros, of Caldwell,
Idaho, submitted the following:
For cement pipe district No. 4
$5,070.S0 and district No. 5, $4,
$500 for cash.
For vitrified pipe, the same.
For payment in Bonds, district
No. 4, $5.731.SS, and district No. 5,
$5,52O.O5.
After some discussion, it was
moved by Vandegrift and seconded
by Turner that the Board accept the
Bid of Hartenbower Bros, as the
lowest and best bid subject to COM
plying with the irregulations, also,
subject to determining whether to
accept the cash bid or the Bond bid,
and vitrified pipe or cement pipe.
On roll call the following voted aye
for sewer district No. 4: Bennett,
Turner, Pickrell and
Latimore. For Sewer District No.
), the roll call resulted as follows
grift, Turner, Pickrell and Lati- {
more. For sewer district No. 5, the
oil call resulted as follows: those
,oting aye: Bennett. vandegrift,
Turner, Pickrell and baltimore.
the chairman declared
he motion carried
Petition from John Cowan, declar- I
ng the Ball Court of Victor Aguirre,
IS nuisance was read
1t was moved by Pickrell which
vas seconded by Latimore that same
,e declared a nuisance until such .
ime as the said Victor Aguirre en-
lose said Court entirely and make
safe for persons and property adj
Motion carried.
Clerk instructed to notify the liz
rary Board and the Park Board that
July 1, 1923, water
harges will be made against said
unds for the use of water.
The attorney was ordered to pre-
are Ordinance levying assessments
or the general expenses of the vii :
age, and for the park and Library I
as well as levy to meet =
interests and bonds due on Water :
nd Park Bonds. Also to prepare
ordinance levying special assess
tents for Sprinkling District No 1 =
No further business, meeting adj =
burned to meet at 500 p. m, on =
uly IL, 1923. .
Approved
F. w. BENNETT, ?
.ttest: Chairman.
A. F. ANDERSON, Clerk. a
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