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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1932-11-07 Minutes48 1 Pill for V, James Ptak appeared he.fore.. the Gou`lcil and asd-nd th4t the. sum of 4'20.nn he, paid Services: hir,� for his services as Acting City Clerk from August 15th, 1932, to September 12, 1932. Alderman Bynum made a motion seconded by Alderman Carter that; $20.nn he paid to V. James Ptak for services rendered. This motion received the unanimous vote of the Conncil and the Mayor so declared and instructed the Clerl--. Third Nicht Chief of Police Neal Cruse came before the City Council and asked that he he allowed Police: a 3rd man for police duty at night. After discussion, Alderman .Sanders introduced the followinp resolution and moved its passage: That the Mayor and Chief of Police he in - strutted to employ a 3rd man for police duty at night, to work at the direction of the Chief or Police: that said night man -is to furnish his own car, and is to receive a salary of 3.75 per month.Alderman Harding seconded the motion. llron the question being nut before the Council, the following vote resulted: Ages, Alder -en Barr, By- ' num, Carter, Harding, Sanders: bays, Aldermen Gregory; Stanford, Vages. Absent and not voting, none. The Mayor declared the motion as passAd as there were 5 ayes and 3 nays. AdJourn:I Alderman Hard'.ng Pelade a motion which was seconded by Alde.rrian Bynum. that the Coun- cil adiourn, This motion received the unanimous vote of the Cou"cil and the Mayor declared t�]heeL/Council.as adjourned. Attest:�f%%/, ,/ Approved: Ci .y C1P.r:-. mayor. Fayetteville City Council mat in regular session T'onday Hovemher 7th, 132. Present I VRvor ". S. Trih'-le, City Clerk Otoe Phillips, City Attorney ". James Pta77, City,T?n- gincier T. 1'`. Patliff- Chief o' Police "cal Cruse, Aldermen Barr, Bynum, Carter, Grec- or y, Harding. Sanders, Stanford, and '.'Fa?es. 1inutes I of the'rPrr•ilar meoting as held Octoher •31st2 19`;2 were read and anpreved 1-y the unan- imous vote of the Council. Bills: The following hills were presented after their ar.rr.oval.\'hy Alderman Barr, Chairman of the Auditinq Cor-+r;ittee, whereupor. Alderman r,.ynum made eL motion seconded. by ;il.derman t'arr'ing that the bills he allowed as arrroved and the Clerk he instructed.to draw warrants for same utpo^ the nroP+er funds. This motion received the unanimous vote of the Council. and. the Favor so declared and -Instructed the Clerk: S. Pell Telephone Co. x'27.: 5, Blair Stationers �w.R , Lewis Bros. $'n.75, Ark. '.7e.strrn (ras Co. 4'2.39, A. F. Shumate Miko Meloy 4:2.50, Ark. Countryman 4k4.nO, Ozark Tire E: Pattery Co. X14.953 Lewis 3ros. 42.30, .L Fc G Tire Co. 911.03, Fayetteville Machine Co. ^''1 .50, Southern Union (las Co. .'.5.95, Suttle Service Station 9`1n.67, Ozark Station ho. 1 47.,40, Ben Porter la.n0, Thomas Fc Son 9'l.ln, J. '. Brown ?"l.nn, T°agnolia Pet, Co. 9>7.05, B, : V Service Station u3.4n, Abshier-Bryan 4"2.4n, HPerwagen Rros. 91.91, Lewis Pros. ?'-2,2n, 1, F, Shumate 91In.nn, B Fc V Station .66.9f;. Reports Citv Officers f The following rerortsfor the lonth of Octo'�er. T. S. Trih')le as Purchasing Acent. Otos Phillips 19:52, preps read as City Clerk, in their entirety: V, Cunningham as City Collector, H. P. Hifong as Police Judge, and T!eal Cruse as Chief of Police. After tha reardinr- of the reports, Alderman Harding made a motion ;•jhicl_ was seconded by Aldorman Carter that the reports be accepted '.s readand the Clerk he instructed to file same. This notion received the unani-ious vote of the Council and the Yayor so declared and instructod the Clerk. 491 Report oThe financial retort of Annex T?o. 1 to Lafa;rette Improvement: District Ido. 1 was read Innrovern nt District.: by `he Clerlrr. Alderman By um made a motion seconded by Alderman Gregory that this report he. received and filed. This motion Passed unanirnusly and the TCayor so de- clared and instructed the Clerk. Consideration of the Ordinance "Authoriz:inf; the acquisition of the '^or.nt- Sequopa_h ^.ter Plant by the City T.1ater Planb" was deferred till next repular meetirr Nov. la, 19325 as was considorati.on of donation to Yard r; Garden Contest. Alde-lman Hardinr made a motion that, the Council adirnlrn, which was seconded by A1- (Inrman Bynum. The, motion received the unanimous vote of the Council and the Tom yor deolared the Council. adiournnd. Attest: Arnroved: 47 Citv GA.erkMayor . Alderman Bynum made a motion seconded by Aldermar Sanders tY'at this permit he granted Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday November 14th, 1032. Present: T$avor T. ". Tri.')hle, City Clerk Otoe Phillips, City Attorney V. James Pt,',. City En - jringer r. i'. Ratliff, Chief of Police Ideal Cruse, Aldermen Barr, Bynum, Carter, Grer- ory. Tlardinc, Sanders, Stanford, and V;apes. T'imites of theregu.lar meriting as held T?ovemher 7th. 10323 were read and approved b}r 1,he unan- imons vote of the Council. IMlls: The following hills "ere presented after their approval by Alderman parr, Chai.rma... of the Auditirp Committee, 177herel:pon Alderman Hardir_a made a motion seconded by Alderman for ?forth College We, Improvement District Carter that the bills be allowed as r_reserted anrd the Clerk '�n inst,ructad to draw •yardants for same upon the proper funds. This motion received the unanimous vote of meeting november 21st, 1032. the Council and. the Ifayor so declared and instructed the Clerk: 1.7, E. (fres/* $c -,,nn, Henry "'alker. Sheriff, $30.0(), Fayett:evi 1 i e Daily Democrat 84.00, Carney Gro, F'2.50 Reports: A. F. Shumate ?N. rn,no, Financial rprort'P of South Coll.epe Ave. Imrr ovemer.t: District No. 1. and Annex No. 1 ''later to South Collere Ave. Improvement Dittrict '-To. l.. also the report of Clyde Vralter•s Vlater Improvement District No. 1 relative to as Fire Chief for the 1"onth of October, were read by the Clerk. notion was made by Boa^d Alderma" Bynum, seconded by Alderman Hardinr, that the. rarlorts he accepted and filed. This motion passed unanimously and the Payor so declared and irstructicid the Clerk. Yard 7c (Ira rr'Pn N. F. Drake arreared before the Council rPquestinr•. a donation for the Yard & Garden read by the Clerk. By r.iotion of Alderman "'aces contest. Alderman Hardi.np made a motion seconder' by Aldermar Sanders that. the Council donate n15.nn for this purpose. Upon the question bejjnt-I"` before the Cou-c l the passed by the Council, the report follo-ain7 vote resulted: Ayes, Barr, Hardi.rlr*, and Sanders: Piays, Bynum, Carter, Greg- ory, Stanford, and i"apes. The Ifayor declared the motion lost as t --ere were 3 Ayes and Permit: 5 !lays . An annli.c•ition fora nr..rmlt to install a curb rump in front of the Hamilton Ruildina at tie corner of Church $; Center ",treets was rresented by Stubblefield F; Rohertsor-.— Alderman Bynum made a motion seconded by Aldermar Sanders tY'at this permit he granted ordered received and filed. under the supervision of the City "ngineer. This motion rassed unanimously and the Tfa-�•or so IPclarPd. The matter of arpointinp a Commissioner for ?forth College We, Improvement District Tio. 1 was deferred till next regular meeting november 21st, 1032. ''later The report of the Commissioners of Vlater Improvement District No. 1 relative to out- Boa^d Report. standi.np bonds and indebtedness -w is read by the Clerk. By r.iotion of Alderman "'aces by Alderman Grego^7r and, unanimously passed by the Council, the report was seconded ordered received and filed.