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Home My WebLink About1925-02-02 Minutes993 The Dyke Lumber Company presented - petition for permission to erect a building in which to keep and furnish building materials. Alderman Harding moved that the permit be granted,subject to the approval of the City Engineer. Alderman Dr ake seconded this motion, which received the folle� lowing vote; ayes, Aldermen Drake, Harding, Jackson, Minton, Phillips; nays none; absent and not voting, Alderman Price. The Mayor declared the motion passed. The petition is as follows; - "TO LMMITT RATLIFF, City Engineer and building Inspector of the City of Fayetteville; " The undersigned, Dyke Lumber Company presents this, its application for a permit to build,con- struct and opperate its building and business in accordance with the accompanying_drawaings,plans and specifications upon the lot owned by it in the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas,described as follows,to-wit; " Lots number eleven,twelve and thirteen in block number one of Watson subdivision of lot num ber fourteen,block number eight, county court addition to the City of Fayetteville,in Washington County, Arkansas,according to the plat of said sub -division on file in the office of the Circuit Clerk and recorder of said county and -state aforesaid. IT It is proposed to erect said building and conduct said butinesson the northeast corner of said.property,said building to be in accordance with the plans,specifications and drwaings attached,and to be 92 feet front on St. Charles Street,extending back a distance of 100 feet. IT The purpose and intention of your petitioner is to handle, sell,keep and furnish building materials and products of the following classes and descriptions, to -wit; "Wood plaster lath Metal Itit Battens Moulding Eime Cement Plaster Paint Varnish Builders Hardware Wire Fencing Nails Valley Tin Ridge Roll Sewer Pipe Deadening Felt Building Paper Composition Roofing Galvanized Roofing Composition Shingles Wood Shingles Asbestos Shingles Asbestos Roofing Posts Columns Glass Soft Wood Sash Hard & Soft Wood Doors Wall Board Screen Wire Screen Doors Roofings Architectural Finishes Clay -Products W ire Products Hard & Soft Wood Flg. it "ITV ITTrim* " 11 IT " Finish Soft Wood Dimension IT IT Boxing IT if Siding and other kindred lines usually kept in Building Mterial store. Construction Hardware Millwork Wood Building Material Lime, Cement, Plaster and other related lines. " There will be no manufacturing done in this building or on these premises. " It is our purpose to handle only building material,and there will be no machinery in this building or connected with this business,and nothing will be done or permitted in this operation of the proposed building and business which will be obnoxious to persons in the vicinity or to the public. No further business appearing, Attest; �04�p l.t/ C1 Respectfu4ly submitted, Dyke Lumber by M.T.Dyke, the Council adjourned to February 2nd,1925. rk. Approved; 01,E Mayor. R_:GUL R AL"ETING OF `iH CITY COUNCIL HELD FEBRUARY 2nd,1925. ' On motion duly put and un nimusly carried Alderm n Phillips was elected as President pro tempore. Present The Clerk, Aldermen Drake, Harding, 64 Phillips and Price; absent; the Mayor; Aldermen Jagkson and Mintun. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The report of the Street Commissioner for the week ending January 31, 1925 was received and filed. The reports of the Police Judge wnd the City coflilector were referred to the Auditing Com mittee. Alderman Harding moved that the Payroll of the street laborers for the week ending Jan.31, 1925 be allowed and odreaed paid and also the following bills, and the Clerk directed to issue warrants for the same. This motion was seconded by Alderm-n Drake and received the following vote; ayes Aldermen Dr ke, Harding Phillips and Price; nays none; absent and. not voting Aldermen Mintun and gackson, and was declared passed b3. the President pro tem. Payroll; Polk Reed $'5.00; Charles Wilcox 907.50; E'dg r Williams X1.26; Bills;,E.M.Ratliff 082,91; Phoenix Construction Co., balance '143.12 On motion the Clerk was directed to notify the Superintendent of the City Hospital that the Council desired a report of the work and the financial condition of that institution. Llderman Harding introduced an Ordinance to fix the license for Opera Houses, which was rezid the first time. Alderman Harding then moved that the R-kles be suspended and the Ordina 994 placed on its second reading. This motion was seconded by Alderman Drake and received the fo following vote; ayes Aldermen Drake, Harding, Phillips Price; nays none; absent and not voting Aldermen Jackson and Mintun and was declared passed by the President prop tem. The Ordinance was read the second time; and was left on the calender on its second reading. On motion the following bills against the City were referred to the Auditing Committee; Southwest Power Co $352.33; Star Printery 256.00 Electric Service Co. 27.00; C.m.Han- sard, 3.00. , Alderman Harding moved that the following bills which had been approved by the Auditing Com mittee be allowed and the Clerk directed to issue warrants for the same; Lembke 7:Jackson ypkloo- $1.50; Pierce Cil Corporation $8.00; J.I.Holcomb & Co. $9.00; Campbell & Bell $6.25. Alderman Price moved that the bill of Nance & Seamstee for legal services be allowed and the Clerk directed to. issue a warrant for the same, $50.00. After some discussion of the appropriation for the benefit of Hill Avenue Improvement District, form which no definite plan was evolved, the Council adjourned to February 9th, 1925. o/� _ r attest;�j` IKAI AQr Clerk. Approved; resident Pro tempore. REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL HELD FEBRUARY, 9th, 1925. Present; the Mayor, Clerk, .1dermen Drake, Harding, Jackson, Mintun, Phillips; absentld?Price. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The report of the Street Commissioner for the week ending Feb: 7th, 1925 was read and on motion was received and filed. Alderman Harding moved that the payroll of the street laborersbe allowed and the Clerk diji+- re cted to issue warrants for the same. -This motion was seconded by Alderman Phillips and Hi received the following vote; ayes Aldermen Drake, Harding, Jackdon, Mintun, Phillips; nays nonl�c absent and not voting-Apderman Price,and was declared passed by the Mayor. PAYROLL: Polk Redd $5.00; Pres. Hannah $30.00; Charles Wilcox $6.00; Doc Taylor $12.50; Mrs J.C.White, for building stone, $5.00;.D.C.Comdra $25.50; Jim Mitchell $'19.13 - The following bills against the City were referred to the Auditing Com.; - Democrat Publishing Co. $49.90 Heerwagen Brothers Co. $ 1.5G Washington County Hardware Co. 12.98 S -W Bell -Tel Co. 1.60 Democrat Printing Co, 10.75 S -W Bell Tel Co. 1.85 Lewis Brothers Co. 7.05 C.O.Hansard 2.55 Lewis Brothers Co. 19.15 Simpson- Mintun 25.15 Patterson- Blair 2.90 47-aite Phillips Co. 7.65 Fayetteville Machine Shop 11.60 Thomas & Son 1.00 C.O.Lollar applied for a permit to erect a garage at the Norbury property on College Ave., which was granted, subject to the approval of the City Engineer. A.W.Jamison applied for a permit to his son Daniel to drive an Auto, which was granted, sub- ject to the approval of the Chief of Police. The report of the City :Engineer and of the En gineer for the State Fire Prevention Bureau yid/{ on the New Fire Engine was presented and on motion by Alderman Harding, seconded by Alderman Drake and carried by the unanimous vote of the members of the Council present was ordered. reclived .-.nd filed. Alderman Mintun introduced an Ordinance approving the purchase of the Fire Engine and making provision for the payment for the same, which was read the first time. Alderm-1:n Harding moved that the Rules be suspended and the Ordinance placed on its second reading. This motion was secon ded by Alderma;.n Jackson and received the following vote; ayes Aldermen Drake, Harding, Jackson, Mintun, Phillips; nays none; absent ;nd not voting Alderman Price and was declared passed by the Mayor. The Ordinance was read the second time. Alderman Phillips moved that the Rules be furthea- suspended and the Ordinance pk&ced on its third reading and final passage. This motion was second ed by Alderman Mintun and received the following vote; ayes Aldermen Drake, Harding, Jackson, Min— tun, Phillips; nays none; absent and not voting Alderman Price, and was declared passed by the Maw yor. The Ordinance was read the third time. The Mayor then called for the vote on the passage of the Ordinance., which was as follows- ayes Aldermen Drake, Harding, Jackson, Mintun, Phillips.;nays none; absent and not voting Alderman Price. The Mayor declared the Oddinance passed. A copy is as followse- ORDINANCEN0.544. AN ORDINANCE TO -BE ENTITLED "AN ORDINAANCE TO APPROVE THE CONTRACT MADE BY THE BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS WITH THE AMERICAN- LaRRRNCE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY OF TEXAS FOR THE PURCHASE OF1_4 FIRE PU11PER,T0 PROVIDE FOR THE PAY- T&NT OF THE SAME,AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES." WHEREAS,. the Board of Public Affairs did on the 15th d.y of January,1925 enter into a contract with the American- LaFrance Fire Engine Company of Texas to purchase One(1)"Type 75" 6-cyl., 105 H.P.Triple,Comb. Pumper,Hose and Chem. Car,with 750 -gal. Rotary Gear Fire Pump,at and for the agreed price of Thirteen Thousand Nine Hundred Forty Dollars (.13,940.00); Four Thousand(04,000* df said amount to be_paid in cash,and the balance to be paid by City Warrants,payable in the future _-.s hereinafter set out in Section Two of this Ordinance,and 11 1