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REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
HELD NOVEMBER 16th, 1925.
The Mayor being absent from the City, the Clerk announced such absence and -called for nom-
inations for President pros tempore. AlderWa Harding named Alderman Phillips for the posi
tion and the clerk called the roll with the following rrasult;-.For Alderman Phillips as
President pro tempore, Aldermen Drake, Harding, Ehntun, YOMM, Qv,tce and Wages ;
against, none, and the Clerk announced Alderman Phillips duly elected to be President pro
tempore.
PRESENT: Aldermen Drake, Harding, Mintun, Phillips, Price, Wages and the Clerk.
MINUTES of the
previous meeting were read�A an it being ascertained that opf/ at the
meeting of November 2nd, 1925 the Clerk hadexpressed the intention of the Council to
defer the hearing in the matter of Water Improvement District Number O�woto the meeting of
the Council on the 9th of November, 1925 as having been done by motion duly passed, when
in fact the matter had been overlooked to the extent that no such motion was really made,
it was therefore ordered by the Council that said statement be stricken from the record.
Also, it was ordered by the Council that the Resolution setting forth the finding of the
Council showing a majority in value of the p�FJ#Xy/owners of real property within said
District to have signed the Second Petition therefor, as the same is set out on page 1096
of this record, be stricken from the record. This action was had by motion mdde by Alderman
Drake, seconded by Alderman Wages, and passed by the following vote; ayes Aldermen Drake,
Harding, Mintun, Phillips, Price, Wages; nays none, absent and not voting none and so de-
clared by the President pro tempore.( Said parts of the record are accordingly marked,
it
in green ink with the words Stricken from the record by order of the Council, November
16th, 1925, J.C.Massie, Clerk." at pages 1095, 1096 and 1097 of this record.
The President pro tempore then announced that the minutes as ammended were approved.
BILLS: The followinfjbills agagnst the City were presented, and having been approved by the
auditing Committee, Aderman Harding moved that they be allowed and the Clerk directed to
issue warrants for the same. This motion was seconded by Alderman Wages and received the
following vote; ayes Ald rmen Drake, Harding, Mintun, P illips Price Wages.; nays none and
was declared passed by th President pro tempore.
BILLS
Jim Mitchell, 7 days work $21.00, Andrew Munds, days work $y28.00; John Zillah, Y$113.75;
Ozark Filling Station $17.00;,Democrat Publishing Co..$111.68; Phoenix Construction Co.
$103.38; and $150.00; James Dinwiddie $34,00.
WATER COMMISSIONERS of Water Improvement District No. Two filed their Oath of office with
the City Clerk. Also their First Report was so filed.
Alderman Harding moved that F.F.Stice be appointed to be a member of the Board of Im-
provement of Douglas Street Improvement District Number One of the City of Fayetteville,
Arkansas. This motion was seconded by Alderman Wages and received the following vote; ayes
Ald rmen Drake, Harding, Mintun, Phillips, Price, Wages; nays none and was declared passed
by the President pro tempore. ,
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HILL AVENUE Commissioners reported that the cracks in the pavement on Hill Avenue had been
repaired to their satisfaction.
DEBT ORDINANCE, Alderman Drake introduced an Ordinance, declaring the indebtedness of the C
City of Fayetteville, Arl-ansas, which was read the fir st time. Alderman Price moved that t
the Rules be suspended and the Ordinance placed on its second reading. This motion was
seconded by Al rman Mintun and received the following vote; ayes Aldermen Drake, Harding,
Mintun, Pric,Wag s; nays none; absent and not vo�2tg, none and was declared passed by
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Prestdent pro tempore. The Ordinance was read the second time.
Alderman Mintun moved that the Emergency Clause as set forth in Section Three of -the said
Ordinance be adopted. This motion was seconded by Alderman Harding and received the follow -
Ing vote; ayes Aldermen Drake, Harding, Mintun, Phillipe Price, Wages; nayes none; absent
and not voting none, and was declared passed by'the President pro tempore.
Alderman Mintun then moved that thr Rules'be further suspended and the Ordinance placed on
its third reading and final passage. This motion Has seconded by Aldefman Wages and receiv
ed 'the following vote; ayes Aldermen Drake, Harding, Mintun, Phillips, Price, Wages; nays
none; absent and not voting none and was declared passed by.the President pro tempore.
The Ordinance was reads .thet.:third time;iwhereupon' the".President .prop- tempore- announced"'the-z
question before the.Council to be SHALL THE ORDINANCE PASS, and called for the vote on
' the passage of the ordinance, which resulted as follows; Ayes Aldermen Drake, Hardimg, Min#
tun, Phillips, Price, Wages; nays none; absent and not voting none and the President pro
tempore declared the Ordinance passed. k copy is as follows,-
ORDINANCE NO, 584.
AN ORDINANCE TO BE ENTITLED " AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE TOTLL AMOUNT
OF INDEBTEDNESS OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE. ARKANSAS, OUTSTANDING AT THE TIME OF THE
ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT NUMBER ELEVEN TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS."
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, AR7KANSAS:
SECTION ONE:
It is hereby ascertained and declared, in accordance with, and as required by
Section One of Act number 210 of the Acts of the General Assembly of the State of Erkansas,
for the year 1925,entitled "An Act to Facilitate the Funding of the Debts of Counties,
' Cities and Incorporated Towns,"approved March 23, 1925,that the indebtedness of the City
of Fayetteville, Arkansas, outstanding At the time of the adoption of Amendment Number
Eleven to the Constitution of the State of Arkansas, on October 7 „ 1924, was Seventy-seven
thousand Five Hundred and Thirty-four and 47/100 (t-77,534.47) Dollars, all of which
indebtedness is still outstanding.
SECTION TWO:
This Ordinance shall be published immediately after its passage and approval,
for one insertion , in the"Fayetteville Democrat ", a newspaper published in the City of
Fayetteville, Arkansas.
SECTION THREE:
It is hereby ascertained and declared that,by reason of the heavy indebtedness
hanging over the City of Fayetteville,.Arkansas,it is unable to procure or maintain proper
facilities for safe guarding against fire,proper police protection, or proper public health
measures, and that, therefore,an emergency id decalred to exist, and it is necessary for the
preservation of the public peace, health and safety,that this Ordinance should go into
effect immediately, and, therefore, the same shall take effect and be in force from and after
its passage, approval and publication.
Passed and approved this 16th day of November, 1925.
Attest; J.C.Massieip Clark.
Approved; J.M.Philips,
Pfetident pro tempore.
Alderman Drake moved that an advertisement be inserted in some financial Journal calling
for bids for the Funding Bonds of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, the Council to
reserve the right to reject any and all bids. This motion was seconded by Alderman Harding an�
received the following vote; ayes Aldermen Drake, Harding, Mintun, Phillips, Price, Wages; j
nays none, 4bsent and not voting none, and was declared passed by the President pro tempore.
The Finance Committee was directed to publish such advertisement, by 4ts Chairman,Alder.
man Drake, over his signature as such Chairman.
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APPEALS: The time having arrived for the•hearing of the appeals -in Mont Nord Improvement
District, from the re -assessment thereof, the appeals of W.S.Campbell and of Mrs. Jas, J.
Vaulx abd Julia Vaulx were read to the Council; whereupon the C ouncil proceeded to the
investigation of said assessments and having fully .investigated the same, Alderman Mintun
moved that it is the opinion of the Council, and their finding that the said assessments `
are not unreasonable nor unjust, and that therefore the appeals for a reduction of the
same be denied, and that the seeessments shall sXX)4 stand as the same are now of record ,
on the assessment roll of said District. Alderman Price seconded the motion which received
the following vote; ayes A1dFrmen Harding, Mintun, Phillips, Price, Wages; nays none;
Alderman Drake was excused from voting, on -account of.the.fact that.he is one of the
Commissioners of the said District. The President pro tempore declared the motion passed.
EXEENSE ACCOUNT. City Attorney Geo, A. Hurst presented an account of his expenses to Little
Rock(to investigate the matter of the issuance of funding bonds) to the amount of $34.44,
Alderman Harding moved that the account be allowed and the Clerk directed to issue a warran
for the same. This motion was seconded by Ald rman Mintun and received the following vote;
ayes Aldermen Drake, Harding, Mintun, Phillips,.Price, Wages, and was declared passed by t_h
the President pro tempore.
GRADE FOR WALK; The request for athe establishment of a grade for �sidewalk, made by H.L.Jett
was allowed and the City Engineer was directed to furnish same.
Alderman Price intr&duced an Ordinance Contracjing with the Phoenix Construction Co.
which was read the first time. Alderman Mintun moved that the Rules be suspended and the
Ordinance paleed on its second reading. This motion was seconded by Alderman Drake and re-
ceived the following vote; ayes Aldermen Drake, Harding, Mintun, Phillips, Price, Wages;
nays none, absent and not voting none and was declared passed by the President pro tempore. '
The Ordinance was read the second time. Alderman Harding then moved that the Rules be furthe
suspended and the Ordinance Placed on its third reading and final passage. Thos motion was
seconded by A lderman Drake and received the following vote, ayes Aldermen Drake, Harding,
Mintun, Phillips, Price, Wages; nays none, absent and not voting none and was declared pass
ed by the President pro tempore. The ordinance was read the third time. The vote on the pass
age of the ordinance was ayes Aldermen Drake, Hardimg, Mintun, Phillips, Price, Wages; nays
none, absent and not voting none and was declared passed by the President pro tempore.
A copy is as follows; -
ORDINANCE N0.585.
An Ordinance to ve entitled " An Ordinance contracting with Phoenix.Const-
uction Company, to Repair and Make Improvements on Certain Streets Within the City of Eay-
^/etteville, Arkansas, and to Furnish the Necessary Material, Work and Labor for the game, and '
to Provide for the Payment oa Said Material, Work and Labor."
ke it Ordained by the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas:
CSection One That repairs and Improvements be made upon the following named streets
)in the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, at the places herein named, to -wit:
�+ Wall Street and Government Avenue; '
Wall Street and Hill Avenue;
(gyp, Wall Street and Duncan Avenue.
Section Two: That said improvement shall consist of paving of the intersection of sa
said s*reets and the construction of necessary culverts and drains to take care of the drain
ape which must pass under the paving from the paved streets from the adjacent territoty next
to said intersection of said streets.
Section Three: The City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, by the City Council of said City
hereby contracts with Phoenix Construction Company for the said Phoenix Construction Company
to do and perform the work nd labor, and_furnish..the.-necessary material for the re-
pair and construction.as herein set -forth on.said.s.treets,._and..at said intersections
of streets as herein mentioned, said improvements..to.be according to the plans and
specifications on file in the office of the City Enginedr of the City of Fayetteville
Arkansas, The City of Fayetteville agrees to pay said Phoenix Construct ion Company
for the same as follows:
' For all work, labor and material furnished, the City of Fayetteville agrees t
to pay as follows: The sum of 1000.00.: For intersections, culverts and drains $3000.00
Total amount to be paid by the City in this Contract is the sum of $4,000.00, which a-
mount the Council finds to be a fair and just compensation for said material furnished
and work and la.bor to be performed in such improvement.
' Section Four: Upon the completion of repairs and improvements upon said streets
at the places hereinbefore described by said Phoenix Construction Company and the ac-
ceptance of said material used and work and labor done in said repairs and improvements
by the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, said City of Fayetteville a-
grees to pay said Phoenix Construction Company $4,000.00, to be paid out of the General
Revenue Fund of said City by warrants drawn in favor of Phoenix Construction Company, o
or bearer, payble in the following amounts and on the following dates, to -wit:
1st year, November 15, 1926 ...................800.00
2nd year, Notember 15,, 1927 ...................$800.00
3rd year, November 15, 1928 ...................4800.00
4th year, November 15, 1929 ...................x;800.00
5th year, November 15, 1930 ...................$800.00
If the City of Fayetteville makes default in he payment of any one of said sums
when the same becomes due and payable, the City of Fayetteville agrees and stipulates
with the owner of the warrant, representing the amount of the sum in which the City has
defaulted in the payment of , to pay said owner of said warrent the sum of eight per
cent interest per annum onr:said amount of s id warra" t from the date of such default, un
til the said sum is fully paid, as an agreed and stipulated penalty and as damages for
failure on its part to carry out its contract with daid Phoenix Construction Company, or
the owner of said warrant.
Section Five: This contract shall be binding upon the City of Fayetteville, Ark-
ansas, from and after the passage, approval and publication of this ordinance, and the
acceptance of the same by the said Phoenix Construction Company, in writing, filed in ":
the office of the City. Clerk of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, and compliance with
its terms by said Phoenix Construction Company on its part.
Section Six: The City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, hereby pledges itself, and all
of its officers, to the faithful performance -of this contract as herein set forth in this
ordinance, upon the full performance of the contract herein set forth on the part of the
said Phoenix Construction Company,
Section Seven: This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its
passage, approval and publication.
Passed and approved this 16 day of November, 1925.
Attest: J.C. Massie, Clerk.
Approved:J.M. Phillips,
President pro tempore.
The second Petition for City Park Improvement District was filed with the Council
whereupon Alderman Harding moved the same be received, filed and spread of record. Alder-
man Mintun seconded the motion which received the following vote; ayes Aldermen Drake,
Harding, Mintun, Phillips, Price and Wages; anyes, none; absent and not voting, none;and
was declared passed by the President pro tempore. A copy is as follows.
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To the.Mayor and City -Council of the City of Fayettetille, Arkansas,
The Undersigned, Your Petitioners would -respectfully represent and show that a peti-
tion signed by more than ter property owners in the City of °ayetteville, Arkansas,
and within the territory described within said Petition, was presented to ,your Hon-
orable Body on the 10th day of August, 1925, praying that
your Body take all neces-
sary
steps
and pass all necessary Ordinances, Resolutions
en Orders to hay off the
whole
of s
id City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, into, and to
form, an Improvement Dis-
trict
for
the purpose of purchasing sufficient real extate
and personal property and
doing
all
things necessary to properl construct o-erate and
maintain a modren and s
sanitary City Perk and Public Camp Ground, which shall be equipped with a first class
modren and sanitary swimming pool or natatorium and such other buildings or modes of
pleasure, entertainment and convenience as may from time to time be deeumed wise -
said District
to be known as
City Park
Improvement District Number
One
of the City of
Fayetteville,
Arkansas, the
boundaries
of which District shall be
the
corporate lim-
its of the said City of Fayetteville, -Arkansas.
That your Honorable Body passed an Ordinance, Numbered 565, laying off the t
territory described in said Petition, and herein set forth, which Ordinance was duly
passed on the 17 day of August, 1925.
That the said Ordinance was duly published in the.".Fayetteville Democrat"
within twenty days after its passgge, under the hand of the Clerk of the said City of
Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Wherefore, the undersigned, claiming to be a majority in value of the owners
of real property within the said City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, and said City Park
Improvement District Number One of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, described in
said Petition and Ordinance herein set forth, pray that such improvement be undertaken
and that the cost thereof be assessed and charged against the real property situated
within sack District, and that the said District be for the purpose of carrying out
the improvement herein set forth. And s -:id Petitioners adk that said improvement §hal
not exceed in cost 22 percent of the --assessed valuation of the property within said
District, which District iw to be bounded as follows, to -wit:
Beginning at the South-west Corner of Section Sixyeen (16), Township Sixteen
(16), North of Range Thirty (30) West of the Fifth Principal Meridial, and Dunning
thence East along the Section line, to the South-east Corner of the South-west
quarter of Section Fifteen (15), said Township Sixteen (16), Horth of Lange Thirty
(30) West, thence North to the North east Corner of the South east Quarter of the
Section Ten (10), Township Sixteen (16), North of Range Thiety (30) West; thence
West to the North-west Corner of the South-east Quarter of the South-west Quarter of
Section Ten (10), Township Sixteen (16) North of Range -Thirty (30) West; thence North
to the North-east Corner of the North-west Quarter of the Souto-west Quarter of Section
Ten (10), Township Sixteen (16), North of Range Thirty (30) West; thence West to the
North-west Corner of the North-east Quarter of the South-east Quarter of Section Nine
(9), Township Sixteen (16), North of Range Thirty (30) West; thence South to the North
west Oorner of the South-east Quarter of the South-east Quarter of Section Nine (9),
Township Sixteen (16); North of Range Thirty (30) West; thence West to the North-east
Corner of the South-east Quarter of the South-west Quarter of Section Nine (9), Town-
ship Sixteen (16), North of Range Thirty (30) West; thence North to the North-east
Corner of the South-west Quarter of Section Nine (9), Towhship Sixteen (16), North of
Range Thirty (30) °°est; thence West to tb North-west Corner of the Said South-west
Quarter of Section Nine (9);Township Sixteen X16), North of Range Thirty (30) West;
thence South along the Jection line, to the place of beginning - said description of
the boundaries embracing all of the lots, blocks and parcels of real estate situated
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within the corporate. limits of the Pity of Fayetteville,Arkansas.
ZAllan M. Wilson
W.S.
Campbell.
J.F.
Moore,
J.F.
Eason, Jr.
C.H.
Sharman,
A.P.
Bartley,
Earle
Bates.
J.L.
Shearer.
J.R.
Bates.
W.
McCoy.
Geo.
E. Webber.
John
Clark Jordan.
C.B.
McCoy,
A.R Mintun
J.S.
Bates.
H.J.
Deaver,
O.G.
Warbritton.
B.E.
Brabill.
W.F.
Whitsitt.
C.T.
Harding.
Roy
Cory.
G.A.
Sines.
Loyd
Cate.
Deane
G. Carter.
Ralph
Bgtes.
J.F.
Stanford.
D.J.
Collins.
W.P.
McNair, Jr.
Gus
Bridenthal.
M.W.
Moore.
E.L.
Nettleship.
J.H.
Hawn.
W.J.
Reynolds,
A.P.
Eason.
F.E.
McDonald.
W.L.
Moore,
J.E.
Dowell,
D.C.
Fuller.
H.C.
Evins.
B.R.
Davidson.
H.E.
Jackson.
W.S.
Duggans,
Scott
D. Hamilton.
C.C.
Yarrington,
Jas.
R. Greer.
Jno,
P. Smith,
Geo.
Appleby.
Robert Drain.
Bert
Watson.
C.H.
Luther.
C.F.
Armistead.
C.W.
Appleby.
P.W.
Buxton.
Jas.
F. Winchester.
G.H.
Parsons.
Jno,
Hengen.
W.C.
Hight.
F.M.
Gray.
H.F.
Reagan.
Joe
Campbell.
Martin
Cox.
R.C.
Murphey.
Mrs.
J.W. Pugh,
Jas.
W. Pugh.
Frank Be Lewis.
John Bynum
Re F.
Jackson.
Chas.
F,..Norbury.
J.H.
Dunlap.
C.S.
Fults.
E.M.
Allison.
C.W.
Guisinger.
Sam
Be Wheller.
J. M.
Simmons.
B.F.
Campbell.
Brown.
H. L. Price.
C.L.
French.
Tom
Hart,
Edgar
Sensing.
S.J.
Campbell.
W.H.
Cronins.
E.A.
Cowan.
Grover
S. Hall.
Henry Vaughan.
L.E.
Osburn.
R.J.
Wilson,
P.T.
Gray.
Alpha
L. Goss.
Geo.
We Cade,
Lee
H. Rogers.
C.M.
Getmore,
H.F.
Goss.
Mrs,
J. Wallace Ferguson.
N.H,
White.
W.J.
Reynolds,
A.P.
Eason.
A.C.
Miller.
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W.C, Smith,' M.L. Price. R.L.BROWN
J.G. McKinley. Price Poultry and Egg Co. E,W,LUCAS
W.C. Hodges. W,C.MORTON
G.E. Ripley, Em. F. Sonneman. MRS FLOYD PAUL
Wm. Hamilton. E.C. Robertson, OTTO SERGEANT
Allan A. Gilbert, Fayetteville Amusement J,W,SHELLEY
Co.
Leland Bryan, H. E. Dovarchek. JAMES A. WARD SR.
Louis Silverman. G.T. Snaders. ARK, NAT, BANK by B.R.Davidson
Homer L. Leathers. President.
Litteral Canning H.T.HARR
Lena B. Reed. Co.Per G,T.Sanders
L.R. Putman, X000000y/ J.M,000K
Sterling Price. C.C.Elkins WILL POOR
Ruth W. Blanshard, A,H,WEST F.R.MORROW
A,H, Osburn, JESS WALTERS A.L,FERGUSON
H,F, Dowell, H,L,UJILLIAMS JAS DINWIDDIE
L.M. Holt, T.J,CONNER E.C.CRUSE
N.A. McCartney. H,M.COPE D,R,BIGGER
M.M. McRoy. JOHN M. PARKER B.C.HEMBREE
J,P, Scott, T,H,HUMPHREYS T,P,HULSEY
J,A,Adams J.H.McMURRAY
Hugh D. Wilson, T.H.HUMPHRLYS
Mrs Ralph Jones Trustee Botefuhr Est. MRS, JENNIE P,CCHALCRAFT
Mrs. A, M. Wilson.
Mrs Sam Battingier E.P.Watson MISS GERTRUDE E. CONANT
C.H. Stone.
MRS A.B. KELL H,J,HALL
A.R.Kendrick PER W.K.ROSE
J,VJ, Seamster. H.E.CRAVENS MRS, A.F.WOLF
Geo, Sutton Est., by Geo. Sutton, W.G.BARRON
Frank Barr. H.B.TUCK C.E.COLE
Fayetteville Funeral Home, J,E,COLE
by A.W. Craig:B.F.McRLLISTER
OZARK FILLING STATION
Chas. W. Simmons. LEE SEAMSTER
BRYAN -TUCK MOTOR CO,
Ida Gregg. FANNIE SEAMSTER
D,R,EOFF
IY.L. Hillard, J.M,BISHOP
GEO, T. DEROULAC
V,H, Young, E.C,FUGITT
MPS. W.M.HARRIS
Raymond F. Ash. C.E.WILLIAMS
CHAS, D,
C.C. Lucas, R.L.FULTON
R.A.JENKINS
Mrs. M,: E. Smith. C,M,REINOCHL
LEONARD H. COUCH
R. H. Vickers, MRS, W,H.ASKEW
C.W,IVINKLEMAN
Vickers Cleaners and Byers. MRS LENA F. BOYD
M.M.COLLIER
J,''', Read. H.O.DAVIS
HARRISON HALE
;!balker Kelley. MARCUS HULSE
F.E.HODGE
Tony Sowder. J.H.BOGERT
R.K.HODGES
W,B.O M.F.DUNCAN
BURT CATES
t
H. Lane. P,F,DAVIDSON
I.W.GUISINGER
R.J. Dunn, R.D.STOTS
CHAS. F. RENNER
Hoy W. Wood. W,P,McNAIR SR.
ROY .NIX MRS W, E, NIX
J.A. English. T.C.CARLSON
R. C, IvTAYES
E.M. Freyschlag. T.U.JACKSON
R.A.SCOTT
J.?u'. Harrison. A.M.HARDING
TOM F. HODGES
W.C. Wood. D.B.HORNER
HOOPER
Fannie Kelton. MRS
R.A.LARRABEE
N.F. Drake. 4Y. RADI CAN JACK P. HIGHT
L.A. Brinson S.M BRYANT
C.D.BATES
May Postlewaite.
EARL V BIRD
W.F.DUNN
RUTH BIRD DAVID C. HANSARD
W.N.GLADSON
GEO PARKER MRS, HELEN RICHARDSON
G.N.MELVIN J.O.POLK
' DAISY Y. HOLCOMB
JOSCAR WOOD
.W.HENRIE
PROF. A. MARINONI W.L.FRITTS
W.B.WRIGHT
INEZ, M RISSER F.P.LOGUE
' J.O.RISSER W.L.
W.R.SPENCER
JOE W. WEBB MRS. J.M. BANDEEN
E.A.WILSON GARMENT FACTORY
W. JoLEWIS
MRS, ELMA S. BLACKBURN HAROLD BARR
RAY PAUL ROBERTA FULBRIGHT
PHOEBE Be HUSTON
SOUTH WEST POWER CO. S.M.POWERS
A.L.TRENT
MRS, FANNIE SHUFORD
LOUIS SILVERMEN
H.S.PEARSON
MRS. A.H. WILKINS
VIRGIL L. JONES
MRS. MATTIE THOMPSON
BY JEWELL
W.H.SACHS
MRS, M.J.PEBEN
MATILDA M. SANDFORD
MRS, O.P.McDONALD
W.E.
JOSEPH GLICK
BY ARMISTEAD
C.C. PHILLIPS
' BYRON Be BRONSON
J.M.HIMILTON
MRS, JIM HAMILTON
CARL K. BELL
C.H.BELL, EST.
By Carl k. bell
G.P.STRIKER
C.S.HICKS
W3L4CROUCH
ROY E. MOORE
JOHN T. BUCHHOLZ
JOHN F. PAGE
A.W.TOWNE
J.R. COOPER
H. TOVEY
E. F. HOWARD
1
T.F.PUTERBAUGH
W.G.OWENBY
J.G.SHANNON
Per C.G.
A.G.SANDFORD
H.E.COUCH
H.H.HUNT
A.E.RIFE
S.J.SCHILLING
CHAS. McCATHRIN
N.F.DRAKE
HARRIET Be KING
LOLA ELLIS
J.KAY PHILLIPS
MRS. SELINA REEP
ZEN NUNGESTER
NORTHWEST ARKANSAS
LUMBER CO, BY W.J
Mo Coy, Secy
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J.N.WARD,for Ark. Ice
&.C.S. Ward Ice Co.
Naomi Williams
HATTIE WILLIAMS
MILTON UPTON
MARY MASHAD
W.D.McNAIR
SIDNEY GUARD
OLIVER TALLA
OTTO WANTUCK
W.J.TAYLOR
ED ORTON
DR. J.C.ROBERTS
S.SANDFORD
W.H.SUMMERS
R.L.KANE
J.R.JEWELL
CLAUD CHAMBERS
MRS, CAMPBELL
R.B.CHANEY
J.W.COLLINS
MRS ADA COLE
N4MYCOOPER
MRS, J.L.COWAN
J.L.DUNN
J.L.CARLILE
JOHN M. PARKER
R.C.MAYES
A.C.HAMILTON EST,
SAM BEARD
W.L.BLEEKER
T.M.MURRELL, By Geo Murrell
E.E.HOPPER
MRS S.W.DAVES
A.C.BODIN
S.H.MAGUIRE
ROBERT HARRIS
CHAS E. CRAWFORD
JUNEIDABETH LETSCH
JOHN Co ANDERSON
O.M.HENDERSON
ELLA RUCKMAN
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R.D.HARRIS
W.M.GRIFFITH
J.E.TRAHIN
A.D.McNAIR
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AUGUSTA LOLLAR
H.S.WEST
EARL SWAGGERTY
W.H.GOLDEN
MRS, SELINA REEP
MRS L.J.CURRY
G.SELLE
ANNIE L. KING
ALICE D. PICKEL
E.T.MARTIN
HEYDEN ANDERSON
E.J.HALL
J.F.JOHNSON
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FAYETTEVILLE MERC. CO.
By F.N.Gray, Pres.
FAYETTEVILLE ICE CO; INC.
By F.N.Gray, Pres.
Wm. -BLY
MRS H.iW.HALWE (MARY)
MRS R.H.VICKERS,
Clerk Christian Science Church.
JAMES L. STICE
M.A.STICE
LENA Be REED
MRS, M.M.GALLOWAY
MARGARET GALLOWAY
IRENE GALLOWAY
MRS H.M.DUKE
ANNIE D.'FUTRALL
CENER HIGHT
F.F.STIGH
D.W.READ
G.E.NORWOOD
MRS, F.J.NETTLESHIP
FLOYD HIGHT
MIRRIAM A. VINCENHELLER
H.L.PEARSON
J.F.MULRENIN
GEO, HOLCOMB
MARK LILES
OLGA MELTON
D.P.PARMELEE
E.M.RATLIFF
GEO.A HURST
ELLA B. HERST
F.W.LETSCH
J.L.DAVIS
J.D.WILSON
J.R.CRAIG C.V.MORROW
J.W.WALKER, M.D. LULA MORROW
BEULAH H. LAWSON ROY KELLY
By Hugh M. Lawson, Atty in fact
C.A.PEARSON
C.M.LAWSON
P.R.GREEN
HUGH M. LAWSON, TRUSTEE
CAROLINE FISHBACK
W.C.LeYASTER
J.NOLIN MOORE
IVAN M. MAYES
JAKE WILLIAMS
EARNEST ATHA
AUMICK, F.O.
E.C.AUMICK
MRS. ROBERTA AUMICK
DALE ALLEN
T.R.GRAHAM,Mary Hanson
HERSCHEL ADDINGTON
C.V.BROWN
CHAS. W. SIMMONS
C.R.GILBREATH
J.L.SIDWELL
OZARK GROCER CO.
BySam Be Wheeler, Secy
F.M.HARDING,
By C.T.Harding
M M COLLIER
E. WERTHERINE
S. E. SHARP
LEE POORE
ROY LEHMAN
HENRY WALKER
NELLIE M. HALL
E.L.HALL
FLOYD WHEELER
EARL SHOOK
HENRY M. EWALT
SIMPSON-MINTUN
BY A.R.Mintun
FAYETTEVILLE LBR CEMENT
JOHN N. TILMAN rK No further business appearing the
OWEN C. MITCHELL Council adjourned to November
GEO. E. BRYAN 230 19259 2;30 P.M.
as
MRS. M.L.APPLEBY
Approved;
HARRIS TILLEY
G. C. DAKON
A. 8. BROWN
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* attest;
J.L.CRAVENS, EST.
J. W. NANCE / j� !/ �/ I Gi/✓C -�
1/ Clerk.
TROMBLE
W.H.MORTON
ROY Be TILLEY
C. WOOLSEY
WW. M. ERWIN \
LEE BLACK
W.B.STELZNER
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