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with a full and complete explanation of all the details thereof,and it appearing from said
plans, that the estimated cost of the construettozi 6fp.satdmimprovement, exclusive of interest
charges,and inclusive of contingencies. -is the sum of $18,626.42, and the said Council being
satisfied that said plans will best subserve the purpose of said Improvement District, and
that the same are correct;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE.IT..RESOL11ED BY THE CITY.COUNCIL.OF THE CITY.OF FAYETTEZLLE,.ARKANSAS:
That said Plans and said report.be, and.the_same...are._her.eby gpproved and adopted, and that
said improvement be constructed according tosaid_plans., and at a cost not to exceed, exclu-
sive of interest charges,and inclusive of.contingencies,. the sum of $18,626.42.
Passed and approved this 6th day of July, 1926.
Attest; J.C,TAassie, Clerk.
C.T.Harding.
Approved; Allan M. Wilson, Mayor.
Alderman Scott introduced the following rsolution and moved its adqlption. This motion
s seconded by Aldrman Harding and received the following vote; ayes Aldrmen Phillips,
Price, Harding, Drake, Bynum. Scott, Watson; nays None; absent and not voting Alderman Jones
The Mayor declared the motion passed and the resolution adopted. A copy is as follows; -
RESOLUTION.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS:
That B.F.
Campbell,
A.C.Ueker
and U.L.Smelser,three gttialified
electors of the
City of
tteville,
Arkansas,
are
hereby appointed to constitute a Board
of Assessment
of the
enefits to be received by each Lot, Blockor other subdivision of land within Annex Number
One to South College. Avenue Improvement.District Number One of the City of Fayetteville,
s, by reason of the proposed improvement.
ssed and approved this.6th day of July, 1926,
test; J.C.Massie, Clerk.
Roy A. Scott,
Approved; Allan M. Wilson, Mayor.
further business appearing Alderman Harding moved.that the Council adjourn to Friday,
July 9th, 1926, at 700 P�N., the motion was duly seconded by Alderman Phillips,and received
the unanimous vote of the members present, and it was so ordered.
Attest; '
Clerk
Approved;
lam'"
Mayor.
ADJOURNED
MEETING
OF THE
CITY COUNCIL, HELD
JULY
9th, 1926.
Present; The
Mayor,
Clerk;
Aldermen Phillips,
Price,
Harding, Drake, Bynum, Scott, Watson;
absent Alderman Jones.
The Reading of
The Minutes of the meeting of July 6th, 1926 was waived, and postponed to the next
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The application of the Continental Oil Cpmpqny for a permit to build an Oil and Ga
Station at the corner of College and Lafayett, was filed;and also a formal protest signed by
a number of citizens, resident in that locality. the claims of the Oil Company were presente
by a representative , and the plea of the objectors was presented by Attorney W.N.Ivie;
following which 41derman Price moved that the application be denied. This motion was
by Alderman Harding and received the following vote; ayes Aldrmen Phillips, Price, Harding,
Drake, Bynum, Scott; nays Alderman Watson; absent and not voting Alderman Johes, and was
deciared passed by the Mayor.
On account of the illness of the Hon. W.H.Rollins, Police Judge, the Mayor suggested the
appointment of an Acting Police Judge, whereupon Alderman 4941*moved that Col. C.F.
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ACTING Armistead be appointed as such Acting Police Judge to serve during the time that Judge
POLICE
JUDGE Rollins is incapacitated. This motion was seconded by Alderman Watson, and received the fol-
lowing vote; ayes Aldermen Phillips, Price, Harding,_ Drake,..Scott, Bynum, Watson; nays None;
absent and not voting Alderman Hones, and was declared -passed by the Mayor.
CUT PAVE- The application of Mrs. Wm. R. Lighton for.permission to cut the Pavement of[ Ida Avenue f.
14ENT,
IDA AVE. the purpose of making water connection.was.granted subject to supervision 'by the Mayor and
City Engineer, with the usual.restriu.tions as to bond.f.or.repairing the street.
Alderman Wasson introduced an ordinance.providing.for.the repeal of ordinance no. 610,
which was read the first time. Alderman Scott. moved that the Rules be suspended and the
ordinance placed on its second reading. This motion.was .seconded by Alderman Bynum and ree
eeived the following vote; ayes Aldermen Phillips,..Price, Harding,. Drake, Bynum, Scott,
Watson; nays none; abserib and not voting Alderman Jones,.and'was declared passed by the
Mayor. The ordinance was read the second time,. and.so remains.
No further business appearing the Council adjourned.
Attest; ,�, Approved;
Clerk. Mayor.
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY OOUNCIL HELD JULY 12th, 1926.
P resent; The Mayor, Clerk; Aldermen Phillips, Price, Harding, Drake, Scott, Watson; absent
Aldermen Bynum and Jones.
The Minutes of the meetings of July 6th and July_9th,.1926.were read and aiproved.
BILLS: On motion by Alderman Phillips, seconded by Alderman Harding', passed by the unanimous
vote of the members present, and so decl.ared.by the -Mayor, the following bills,having been
approved by the Auditing Committee, were allowed.and ordered paid,and the Clerk was directed
to issue warrants for the same.
Dave Condra #36.00;John Zillah.$30.00; Ferguson Lumber Co.
$6.82;Ellis Sutton $33.75; Ed Poore $$1.50; Cravens & Co.. x$20.00; J.W.Shelley $8.50; South-
west Bell Telephone Co. $17.90; W.H.Rollins $$1.00; S.H.Guinn.$58.00; Southwest Power Co.
$391.25. -�
BAL
IOSPITAL On motion by Alderman Harding, seconded by Alderman Drake, and passed by the unanimous v<
FUND:
of the members present, the clerk was directed to..ascertain .the cost of the sidewalk along
the Hospital property, and the amount of'the assessment against.said property for School
Street. Improvement District, and after deducting said amounts to issue a warrant to the
Board of Trustees of the Hospital for the remainder.of-the Hospital Fund.
REALTOR'S A petition asking that steps be taken to curb the';activities of un -licensed Real Estate
PETITION agents was presented and on motion by Alderman Drake,` seconded by Alderman Scott, and duly
passed, the petition was ordered received and filed.
Alderman Harding introduced an.ordinance repealing ordinance number 625, which was read
the first time. Aldrman Harding moved that the Rules be suspended and the ordinance placed
on its second reading. This motion was seconded by Alderman Drake, and received the follow-
ing vote; ayes Alderman Phillips, Price, Harding, Drake., Sbott, Watson; nays none; absent
and not voting Aldermen Bynum and Jones, and was declared passed by the Mayor..The ordinance
was read the second time. Alderman Price then moved that thz Rules be furtherioduspended and
the ordinance placed on its third reading and final passage. This motion was seconded by
Alderman Drake, and received the.following vote;:ayes.Aldermen.Phillips, Price, Harding..
Drake, Scott, Watson; nays none; absent and not doting Aldermen Bynum and Jones, and was
declared passed by the Mayor. The Ordinance was read the third time. The Mayor then called i
the vote on the passage of the ordinance which was as follows; ayes Aldermen Phillip d, Price,
ate
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