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February_,_ 1928._ _
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL HELD
FEBRUARY, 6th, 1928.
The Clerk,;
Aldermen
Bynum, Drake, Fuller, Harding,
Jones,
Pearson,
Scott, Stanford;
Absent, The
Mayor.
On motion Alderman Harding was
chosen
President
pro tempore.
of the meeting of January, 09*hk 31st, 1928 were read and approved.
BILLS against the City were allowed and ordered
paid on motion
by Alderman Drake, secon
Alderman Scott, passed by the
unanimous vote of
the Council and
so declared by the.Press
tempore; -Salsbury & Sandford
$$1.75; Dave Condra
x$36.00; Allan
M. PJilson, $10.00; Magnol
roleum Co. d$7.35, x$21.50, and
$4.20; VI.J. McCoy
Coal & Gil Co.
$17.00;Auto Electric Shop
.00; Rogers Wholesale Grocer Co. #4AOt* $4.20; Southwestern.Bell Tel. Co. $11.81q
Drug Co. $5.75;J.H. Phipps Lumber Co. $26.14;Harry.E. Hamilton,$$17r-;t x$16,77.
PAY: The Clerk reported that he had ommitted from the warrants drawn in favor the
the Board og Aldermen the amount due them for the meeting of January 31st, 1928, and re-
ested permission to include same in the February warrants when issued, which was granted.
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the Coty Collector, City Clerk, Police Judge, Fire Chief and the City Purchasing Agent we
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esented and read to the Council, whereupon said reports were ordered received and filed, on
tion duly passed.
At the request of the Fulbright Estate permission was granted to cut the sidewalk on BAock
Street on the East side of the Washington Hotel for the pArpose of making an entrance into
the basement the.,eof at the barber shop, same to be under the supervision of the City Engil
r, and on condition that the space now occupied by the steps into the barber shop shall bel
, and paved so as to become a part of the sidewalk on the Northside of said building.
s action was taken on motion by Alderman Pearson, seconded by Alderman Bynum and passed b
unanimous vote of the Council.
Dr. Drake, as Commissioner of Mont Nord Improvement District Number One of the City of
Fayetteville, Arkansas, reported that the Board of Improvement for said District had de-
�cided to join with the City and West Lafayette Improvement District i%the work of correcting
ithe grade at the intersection of Forrest and Lafayette, to the extent of paying one-third of
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the cost thereof, provided that�$100.00 shall be the limit of the obligation of said District
of Mont Nord; whereupon it was ordered that the City Engineer secure bids for said improvement
and report same to the Council. This action was taken on motion by Alderman Drake, seconded l
y Alderman Stanford, passed by the unanimous vote of the Council and so declared by the
resident pro tempore.
The matter of the construction of a bridge over the town branch on Third Street was refe
o the City Engineer with instructions to report dimensions thereof and the estimated cost.
On motion it was ordered that the Mayor be directed to have placed at the bridge across
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barnch on East Rock street a sign giving notice that said bridge is unsafe.
No further business appearing, the Council adjourned.
ttest; 6r �
Clerk.
Approved;
PS fr��pore.
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