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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1932-10-31 Minutes47 1 man of the Audit.ing Coriiii'u-tee, wher•eunon Alde�lwanllardinF made a motion seconded by Alderman Carter, thfit the. hills be allowed Rs apr1roved arid the. Clerk be instructed to draw w=rl'rRnts for same unon the, proT)er funds. This motion •received th-e. unani- mous vote of the Council and the Payor so declared and instructed the Clerk: T?nhp Grn. 0400y R. Cole d`5.00, Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday, October 31, 1032. Home Furnishir.r- Present: Mayor T. S. Tri_btlle, City Cler't Otoe Phillips, City Attorney P. James Ptalc, City Bud Drgin 4'2..n0, Rohe Gro. >']..GO, Farmers T;npineer R. M. Rat.l.iff, Chief of Police Neal Cruse, Aldermen Barr, Bynum, Carter, ;1.+ G, Grefro-ly, Harding;, Sanders, Stanford, and C'aFes. Shumate .4`30.G(1. III inutes of the regular me�tirr; as held October 24th, 1032, were read and approved by the unanimous .rote, of the. Coir`cil. ' Bills: The follovgillp bills -rere presented after their a;mroval by Alderman Barr, Chair- 1 man of the Audit.ing Coriiii'u-tee, wher•eunon Alde�lwanllardinF made a motion seconded by Alderman Carter, thfit the. hills be allowed Rs apr1roved arid the. Clerk be instructed to draw w=rl'rRnts for same unon the, proT)er funds. This motion •received th-e. unani- mous vote of the Council and the Payor so declared and instructed the Clerk: T?nhp Grn. 0400y R. Cole d`5.00, Home Furnishir.r- Co. L'5.50, Bud Drgin 4'2..n0, Rohe Gro. >']..GO, Farmers ^}:change ;1.+ G, A. F. Shumate .4`30.G(1. Yard GRrdc:'r.: Iielatilre to donation for Yard and Garden C+ ntest, the matter was deferred till ner.t rec:ulRr meeting Nov. 7th, 1032. Finqncial The financial report of Sewer Improvement District No. 1 was rears. by the Clark. Tie nort:' AldermRn Hardinrr made a motion seconded by Alderman Byrum that the report he re- ceived and filed. The. motion passed by the unani"ous vote of the Council and the Bia-ror so declared and instructed the Clerk. rotec,t o� Rod The r:++rotest of A. C. PodinP aF;ainst his assessrinnt in Imr1roverent District No. 31 ina•-ce List of "R ter PlRnt Bone's was heard by the Council. After investigation it was fourd by evidence of City Rn- g•inerr E. 10. Ratlif' that the property of Nip. Bodine is outside the limits of Im- proveme-it District Ido. 31 rrith the exception of a sria.li corner, about 254 Square feet. Alderman Grerrory introduced t}•- following, resolution, Rnd moved its ;!assaFr,: That the Coramissiorers of Iripr•ovemclnt District No. 31 be requested by the City Council to strike. the pronerty of A. C. Bodine from the assessrer.t list, and furti-er he requested by the City Council. to refund to A, Go Bodine 50% of all monies paid into Iraproveraent Dis'.rlict No. 31 by him. Alderman Byrum seconderi the motion. The question receiver the unanimous vote of the Council. arid the Pdayor so declared and instructed the Clerk. An ordinance was introduced by Alderman Stanford entitled "AN ORPINAIic, AUTHOR= IGI`G AT.?T) APPROVING THEACQUISITIONOF TIM MOUNT SEJUOYAfi r°lAT?R PLAIIT AIiD SYS'i'Ft Iv 1vAmr.,I{ II.?PROVI11''I T DISTRICT N0, ONE OF FAl'hTTF'VILLF, ARFAUSAS." The ordinance was read the first time. Alderman HnrrlinF made a motion that the rales he sus- pended and tle Ordinance be plRced upon its second reading*. This motion was sec- onded by Alderman Bynum. Upon the motion being put before the Council, it received the followings vote: Ayes, Aldermen Barr, Bynum, Carter, Gregory, Hard.inr, Sanders, StgnforrI, and 1'1Rr*es: Nqys, none. Absent and not voting, none. The lviavor declared the notion as carr -lied as it had received 8 Ayes and no N?lys. ^he Ordinance was regd the second time, Rnd left on its second reading_. Aldr'rman 17aeP3 made a notion, which was seconded by Alderman Bynum, that the Commissioners of the Plater Plant he, requested to furnish the City Council with a complete list of all out:standinF bonds and maturities ggairst the. Vlate.r Plant, torrethn» with a list of all expenses incurred in locating the Veterans Hospital from the ChaTnher of Commerce. This motion received the ii-Ardrnous vote, of the Cour- til sed t;he. flayor so declared and instructed the Clerk. 48 Bill for Services: Third 'Iiaht Police Adiourn: Present Tdin11tes Bills Feports C Citv Officers: V. James Ptak appeared before the Colancil and asked that the sum of Q`20.nn he paid him for his services as Acting City Clerk from August 15th, 1032, to September 12, 193'..'., Alderman By"�turi made a motion seconded by Alderman Carter that $20.nn he raid to V. James Ptak for services rendered. This motion received the unanimous vote of the Council and the Mayor so declared and instructed the Clerl_. Chief of Police heal Cruse came before the City Council and asked that he be allowed a :gird man for police duty at night. After discussion, Alderman Sanders introduced the following resolution and moved its passage: That the I,7avor and Chief of Police be in- structed to employ a 3rd man for police duty at night, to work at the direction of the Chief of Police: that said night man is to furnish his own car, and. is to receive a salary of 49:7.75 per month. Alderman Harding seconded the motion. Upon the question being put before the Council, the following vote resulted: Ages, Aldermen Barr, By- ' num, Carter, Harding, Sandarac: Bays, Aldermen Gregory; Stanford, Vrages. Absent and not voting, none. The Mayor declared the motion as passad as there were 5 ayes and Alderman Hard4.ng made a motic_z which was seconded by Alderman Bvnunm, that the Coun- cil adjourn, This motion received the unanimous vote of the Cou•,cil and the Mtayor declared the Council.as RAJ ourned. Attest: City Cle e, Approved: I<•iayor. Fayetteville City Council.nlet in regular session T'ondRy Hovnnber 7th, 1P32. Fayor ;, Trihl-,le, City Clerk Otoe Phillips, City Attorne?* ". James Ptalr, City,Fn- giner;r T?. l:`. P,atli" , Chinf o� Police `Teal Cruse, Aldermen Barr, Byn,zm, Carter, Grea- ory, Hardinr. Sanders, Stanford, and of the'rPg•ilar meeting as held October :')1st, 19`;2 were read and app.cved by the Lina n- irious vote of the Council. The following bills were pre•sentnd after their anrrovall' v Alderman Barr, Chairman of the, Auditing Cor•,r:ittee, where>?nor. Alderman. P,vnum made R motion seconded by Al.dCrman Harc'ing that the bills he allowed as anrroved and. the Clerk he instructed. to draw vaarrants for same irpo^ the nrorler funds. This motion received tle unanimous vote of the Council and. the Payor so declared and instructed the, C].erb.: c. !". Dell Telephone Co. 627.35, Blair Stationers 2.P,F Lewis Bros. 4'n.75, Ark. '.'lestdrn (:as Co. 4'2.397 A. F. Shumate Mike Meloy 4:2.50, Ark. Countrvm:.7r. 4?4.n0, Ozark Tire & Battery Co. ?;14.95, Lewis 3ros. $2.30, _L h. G Tire Co. f,1.03, Fayetteville Tlachine Co. 4`i.5n, Southern Union Gas Co. .';5.05, Suttle Service Station ' 10,67, Ozark Station fro. 1 Ren Porter ?Dorm, Thomas ?. Son '`1,10, J. 'r. Brovan 4"1.n0, P'agnolia Pet. Co, e"7.05, B. V Service ^tation $3.41'1, Abshier-Bryan 62.40, HPerwapen Bros. ?`'1.91, Lewis Pros. ? ,20, A. F. Shumate ?,,noon, B ez V Station':6.a;, r The follova-ing rsrortsfor the Ionth of October, 1932, were. read in their entirety- T. 5. Tri.rble as Purchasinf Aoent. Otoe Phillips as City Clerk, D°. Cunningham as City Collector, H. P. Ilifong as Police Judge, and Ileal Cruse as Chief of Police. After the rPadinr of the reports, Alderman Harding made a motion �ahi.cT_ was seconded by Alderman Cartier that the reports be accepted -is read and the Clerk he instructed to file same. This motion received the unani-sous vote of the Council and the Yayor so declared and instructnd the Clerk. F_ 48 Sill for V. James Ptak arnenred before the Council and askr'd thRt the sum of ?'20.0n he paid Services: following resolution and moved its rassage: That the I':rtavor and Chief of Police he in - strutted to emnloy a 3rd man for police duty at night, to work at the directior of the Chief of Police: that said night man is to furnish his own car, and is to receive a salary of49,,.75 Per month. Alderman Harding seconded the motion. Uron th gar�stion beinF nut before the Council, the following vote resulted: .Ayes, Alder -en Barr, By- ' num, Carter, Harding, Sandorir, ITays, Aldermen Gregory; Stanfn,a., Gages. Absent and not voting, none. The Mayor declared the motion as passad as there were 5 ayes and 3 nays. Adiourn:I Alderman Ha ring made a motio.-i which was seconded by Alderman Bynum. that the Coun- cil adiourn, This motion received the unanimous vote of the Coul^cil and the Vayor declared the Council. as adjourned. Attest: Approved: k� Gi .y Clerr . Hiayor. Fayetteville City Council mnt in rngular sessinn T'onday Novnmher 7th, 193^. Presant:I Payor Trih'-.le, City Clerk Otoe. Phillips, City Attorneir ". James Pta>>, City.rn- ginenr r•'. I`. Ratliff, Chief 0�' Police "cal Cruse, Aldermen Barr, Bynum, Carter, GrPg- Cry, Ha^ding. Sanders, Stanforri, and '.'farres. Liinutes of the'rer•rlar meeting as held Octoher 31st, 19`;2 were. read and arr.�oved T -y the unan- irlous vote of the Council. Rills: The following hills were presented after their arproval. by Alderman Barr, Chairman of the Auditing; Cornr:ittee, whereuror. Alderman. 7lynum made eL motion seconded by :'il.dnrman Harding that the bills be allowed as arrrovPd and. the Clerk be i.nstructed.to draw :quirrants for same ut'o^ the nrorler funds. This motion received the unanimous Note of the Council and the I"ayor so declared and instructed the Clerk, S. I''. Bell Tel.anhore Co. 4`27.35, Blair Stationers 42.85, Lewis Bros. 4'n.75, Ark. ';!estorn <<3s Co. 62.39, 1.F. Shumate "',9.00, Luke Meloy 4.2.50, Ark. Countryman 4$4.00, Ozark Tire & Battery Co. 414.95, Lewis 3ros. u2.30, .L F: G Tire Co. x'1.03, Fayetteville tiachine Co. ^`1 .5n, Southern Union ('gas Cn. f"5.95, Suttle Service Station J`1n.67, Ozark Station Tro, 1 4`]..4n, Ren Porter ?,p.n0, Thomas Fc Son d`l.ln, J. "T. Brown 4`1.00, T°annolla Pot. Co. a"7.05, B. s. V Service Station A3.4"; Ahshi.er-Bryan 62.40, IleerwaFen Bros. "1.91, Lewis Bros. d"•2.2n, A. F. Shumate d'.-n.nn, B Pw V Station 45.9E Reportsf him for his services as Acting City Clerk from August 15th, 1932, to September 12., rnrortsfor the Tooth of Octo er, 1932, were. read in their entirety: City 103'.?., Alderman By;nin made a motion seconded by Alderman Carter that $20.0n he paid to Officers V. Jaries Ptak for services rendered. This motion received the unanimous vote of the as Purchasing, Aup.nt. Otoe Phill.iz!s as City Clerk, he. Cunningham as Council and the Mayor so declared and instructed the Clerk. Third City Collector, 6 Night Chief of Police Iv'eal Cruse came before the City Council and asked that he he allowed Chief of Police. Police: a 3rd man for police duty at night. After discussion, Alderman Sanders introduced the following resolution and moved its rassage: That the I':rtavor and Chief of Police he in - strutted to emnloy a 3rd man for police duty at night, to work at the directior of the Chief of Police: that said night man is to furnish his own car, and is to receive a salary of49,,.75 Per month. Alderman Harding seconded the motion. Uron th gar�stion beinF nut before the Council, the following vote resulted: .Ayes, Alder -en Barr, By- ' num, Carter, Harding, Sandorir, ITays, Aldermen Gregory; Stanfn,a., Gages. Absent and not voting, none. The Mayor declared the motion as passad as there were 5 ayes and 3 nays. Adiourn:I Alderman Ha ring made a motio.-i which was seconded by Alderman Bynum. that the Coun- cil adiourn, This motion received the unanimous vote of the Coul^cil and the Vayor declared the Council. as adjourned. Attest: Approved: k� Gi .y Clerr . Hiayor. Fayetteville City Council mnt in rngular sessinn T'onday Novnmher 7th, 193^. Presant:I Payor Trih'-.le, City Clerk Otoe. Phillips, City Attorneir ". James Pta>>, City.rn- ginenr r•'. I`. Ratliff, Chief 0�' Police "cal Cruse, Aldermen Barr, Bynum, Carter, GrPg- Cry, Ha^ding. Sanders, Stanforri, and '.'farres. Liinutes of the'rer•rlar meeting as held Octoher 31st, 19`;2 were. read and arr.�oved T -y the unan- irlous vote of the Council. Rills: The following hills were presented after their arproval. by Alderman Barr, Chairman of the Auditing; Cornr:ittee, whereuror. Alderman. 7lynum made eL motion seconded by :'il.dnrman Harding that the bills be allowed as arrrovPd and. the Clerk be i.nstructed.to draw :quirrants for same ut'o^ the nrorler funds. This motion received the unanimous Note of the Council and the I"ayor so declared and instructed the Clerk, S. I''. Bell Tel.anhore Co. 4`27.35, Blair Stationers 42.85, Lewis Bros. 4'n.75, Ark. ';!estorn <<3s Co. 62.39, 1.F. Shumate "',9.00, Luke Meloy 4.2.50, Ark. Countryman 4$4.00, Ozark Tire & Battery Co. 414.95, Lewis 3ros. u2.30, .L F: G Tire Co. x'1.03, Fayetteville tiachine Co. ^`1 .5n, Southern Union ('gas Cn. f"5.95, Suttle Service Station J`1n.67, Ozark Station Tro, 1 4`]..4n, Ren Porter ?,p.n0, Thomas Fc Son d`l.ln, J. "T. Brown 4`1.00, T°annolla Pot. Co. a"7.05, B. s. V Service Station A3.4"; Ahshi.er-Bryan 62.40, IleerwaFen Bros. "1.91, Lewis Bros. d"•2.2n, A. F. Shumate d'.-n.nn, B Pw V Station 45.9E Reportsf The folloeaing rnrortsfor the Tooth of Octo er, 1932, were. read in their entirety: City Officers T. S. Trih'�le as Purchasing, Aup.nt. Otoe Phill.iz!s as City Clerk, he. Cunningham as City Collector, H. P. Nifong as Police Judge, and Deal Crusr, as Chief of Police. After the rending of the roports, Alderman Harding made a motion whit;_ was seconded by Alderman Carter that the reports be. accepted ^s read and the Clerk he instructed to file same. This motion received the. unani--,ous vote of the Council and the Vayor so declared and instructed the Clerk. 47 Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday, October 31, 1932. Present: Mayor T. S. Tribble, City Clerk Otoe Phillips, City Attorney \r. James PtsI City rngrineer r, 14, Patlif", Chief of Police Neal Cruse, Aldermen Barr, Bynum. Carter, G7rP.(?O^y, HardinF;, Sanders, Stanford, and l''a Fes. ' Liirute.9 of the reaul3r me�tirr as held October 24th, 1932, were read and approved by the unanimous 1rote of the Council. Bills: The followitlrr bills 1!ere presented after their app --oval by Alderman Barr, Chair- man of the Auditing, Corn:iittee, whereui)on hlde;1rianIIardinF made a motion seconded by Alderman Carter, th�Lt the. hills br--• allowed as anrroved and the C1PrY be instructed to draw warrants for sar'e upon the prof= funds. This motion 'received the unani- mous vote of the Council and the 1•'ayor so declared and instructed the Clerk: T'nh!` t.rn. PI.On, F. Cole ? 3.0n, Home Furnishirf- Co. 9,* -5.50, Hud Drain 4'2..22, Pohe Gro. 1,nn, Farmers "xchangre ftil. n, a. F. Shumate 4)3n.00. Garden: Relative to donation for yard and Garden Crntest. the natter was deferred gill next regular meeting rlov. 7th, 1932.. Financial Report The financial renort of Server D-niprovement District T;o. 1, was rears. by the Clerk. Alderman I'Iardlnir mad(' 3 motion seconded by Aidermari ByrlLnr that the .'e Port he re- ceived and filed. The, motion Passed by tl"1E lL1:an1n:O1jS VOtP. Of the Council and the Tla-ror so declared and instructed the Clerk. rotest o Rod. The. Protest Of A. G. Od1 P, a(;a.11_St his aSSeSSmP,TLt in Imrrovement District rio. 31 was heard by the Council. After investigation it was found by evidence of Gity En- gineer E. M. Ratlif" that the property of Mr. Bodine is outside the limits of Im- proveino-it District No. 31 with the exception of a srial.l corner, about 264 Square feet. Alderman Gr•ertory introduced th- 1'olloviinr resolution, and moved its passage: I. ^hat the Commissioners of Imrr•ovemcmt District Tic). 31 he requested by the City Council to strike the property of A. C. Bodine from the as.sessmer:t list, and furtl-er he, requested by the City Gounc,_il to refund to A. C. Bodine 500' of all monies paid into Irlrrovement Dis`.rict Ivo. 31 by hint. Alderman Byrrum secnnded the motion. The question receiver' the, unanimous vote of the Council. and the I+;ayor so declared and instructed the Clerk. m ina-ce An ordinance was introduced by Alderman Stanford entitled "AN ORPINAPiCT, AUTHOR= ILI"G A;ID APPROVING THE ACO,UISITIOTT OF THE MOUNT SE UOYAH V,'ATTM PLANT A17D SYSTEI;" Iv 17ATE11 IJPROVLI.'T;I:T DISTRICT NO. ONF OF FAYETIPPlILLF, .4R} AIISAS." The ordinance was read ti!P first time. Alderman Harding made a motion that the rules be sus- pended and t^e Ordinance be placed uP.on its second reading*. This motion was sec- - onded by Alderman Bynum. Uron,t:he motion being put before the Council, it received the following vote: Ayes, Aldermen Barr, Bynum, Carter, Gretrory, Iiardinc•, Sanders, Stanford, and L'laF-es: Nays, none. Ahser_t and not votinr•, none, The Ivinvor declared the motion as curried as it had received 8 Ayes and no Il�lys. ^he Ordinance was T•esd List of the second time, and left on its second readintr. "'Ater Plant Alderman Wales made a motion, which was seconded by Alderman. Bynum, that the Ronrls: Commissioners of the Water Plant be, requested to furnish the City Council with a complete .list of all out:standin-F bonds and maturr'iti.es nr'airst the WatP:.r Plant, to2ethni, with a list of all expenses incurred in locating the Veterans Hospital from the Chamber of Commerce. This motion received the u^animous vote of the Coun- cil and the Navor so declared and instructed the Clerk.