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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1932-11-21 MinutesP� 50 Other Report Present: 17inute.s Rills: 4uto Tans 'i. F. Drake pave a list o^ the Garment Factory obligations; T. L. Hart Fave a report of the a''nstern Methodist Assembly indebtedness; Ps. 1d. Ratliff presented a report showing orerating AMAKKAX costs and. receipts from November 1st, 19:11 to October :)1st, � � lq/mt�,� ( 44 x 19: 75 /� AldPrf�:an Stanford made a motion seconded by Alde man Carter that these reports herecceived and filed. This motion received the unsnimous vote of the Council and the Mayor so declared and instructed the Clerk. The natter or the Ordinance au.thorizi.r.a the acquisition of the Four•t Sequoyah water plant h..ri"ater Improvamort. District No. 1 coming up, Al.derma*:'"ages made a motion, seconded by Alderman Gregory, that the Ordinance be tabled. Upon the question hairp rut before the Council the following vote resulted: Ayes, Bynum, Gregory. Stanford, and ('!ages: ?Jays. Barr, Carter, Ha.rdir•-g, and Sanders. The trayor declared the motion lost as there were 4 Ayes and 4 Nays, Alderr:sn GrPao^y XTC made a motion which was seconded by Alderman Stanford, that no further action he taken relative to the Ordinance aautborizirg acquisition -of the i:o>>nt Sequovah '':iter Plant by t-Iater Improvement nistrict Re. 1. unt; 1' the Board of Corr-:issioners furnish a complete accounting of all mo,i.es derived from the sale of bonds and turned to and, used by the Hospital Cormittea of t1.e Chamber of Commerce in locating the Veterans Hospital. This motion received the urlarirmous vote of the Council and t}'e P.i,ayor so docinrd. Alda»man `larr roved that the Council ad,jourr. This motion was seconded by Alderman Rimum and rlssed by the unanimous vote of the The favor declarnd the - Council adjourned. tett: P.St: 0 1 L GIVv C—Terke Approved: 11ayor . Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Ir;onday T'.ovember 21st, 1932. Kauor T. S. Trihhle, City Clerk Otoe Phillips, City Attorney V. James Ptak, City En- rrineer L'. TO, Ratliff. Chief of Police Ilea]. Cruse, Aldermen: Barr, Bynum, Carter, Greg ory, Harding, Sanders, Stanford, and Wages, of the regular meeting as held 1'1ovember 14th, 1932, were read and approved by the unanimois vote of the Council. Thn following bills were presented after their arrroval by Alderman- Ra.rr, Chairman of the Auditina Committee, whereupon Alderman Harding, mado a mo'.ion seconded bf Alderman Bzmum that the bills be allowed as approved and the Clerk '-e instructed to draw warra•�ts fop same upon the prones funds. This motion received thr- unarimous vote of the Council and the. 11alror so declarnd and instructed the. Clerk: Farmers "xcharge It1.5 Henry Barton �2n,!',n, Rufe Hunt 8105.00, F. N. Comer x^4.80, Smelser & ??ason If2,55, A. F. Shliri,te 4t.-�*0,on, Mayo, Trih'Ile brought up the matter of Auto obile. licerse tarps for the year 1933, ;�hereuron Alderma a"tapes mode a motion, which was seconded by Alderman Carter, that the City Collectot he authorized to. purchaee a-ito license tags for the year 1933, hill for same not to exceed ylo5.n0. This motion was duly pasted by the Council and the Player so declared. Report: ' A report f,lon the Commissioners of !9ateer ImproveV•ient District No. 1 relative to the iters of .$32.5n.nn tuned to the Chamber of Commerce as a part of thv expanse in lo- cntinp the Vetnrans Hospital, with receipt attached from the Chamber of Commerce, vas read b7r the Clerk. Aldir°man Bynum made a moti.or seconclnd by Alderman Sanders 51 that the report he .received and filed. Ur,on the question heing rut before the Coun- cil the following vote resultod: Ayes: Rarr, Bynum, Carter, Harding, Sanders, Stan- ford, and flares: i?airs: Gregory. The Mayor declared the motion passed as there were 7 ayes and 1 nay. A petition was presented by J. D. Early, and Victor E. kussum relative to the increase in sewer XXXXX tax of approximately 2n/ and requesting the Council to investigate the mutter. The Council deferred action until the citizens furnish information as to the delinquents and assessrirnts in SewerDistrict No. 1. F. Me Ratliff stated thatfor the Ci.t}f to receive its sharp of the unempl.oymert relief offered by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation it is necesssmy for the City to furnish all supplies needed for street work, and someone should be. empowered to sign such gua*,antees. Alderman Gregory made a motion, which was seconded by Alderman ITarding, thit the FfRyor he authorized to sign all rapers necessary to obtain above Relief. The Council unanimously passed the motion and the Magor so declared. Alderman Sanders made a moti.o,1 seconded by Alderman 3:rnum that the. Council. adjourn. This ?lotion received their unanimous vote and the Mayor declared the Council arliou.rned. Attest: City Cle Approved: Mayor. Fayetteville City Council met in ref•ular session ?+onlay November 28th, 1p:i?... present: r,a.ror T. S. Tribble, City Clerk Otoe Phi.11ir.s, Cite- Attorney V. James Ptak, City Fn Finerr F. r'?. T'atl.iff, Chipf of Police P?ea.l C"use, Aldermen; Ra^r, anniJm, Carter, Grnrorv, Harrii.ng, Sanders, Stanfor(4, and 1''a f'P.4. TI inut P.9 I of the regular rleetirR as held 11ovemher 21st, 10:42., ••sere read and arprovpd by tl"P, unanimous vote of the Council. Rills: I The folloxirr• hills '!Jere, presented aft^r thei^ arrroval by Alderman Barr, Chairman of the Auditing Committee, whpreupon Alderrian Harrli nr made a motion seconded by %Iderr•i-in Carter that the hills he allowed as S3pPrOVeA rind the Clerk he instructed °o drew warrants for same upon the. proper funds. This motion passed unanimously and the Mayor so declared and instructed the Clerk: A. F. Shumate $10.25. Henry Barton Nln.W), A. F. Shumate 4'3n.nn, Ozark Service Station No. 1 �a.20. Se••je.r Victor r, Pt1CS1.1Yi app le^red refore the Council and preserted a list of Delinquents Raise: 9 in Se;•;er District No. 1 for t're past five years, amounting to;2430.74, and ask- inr relief from the 20�/'7 raise in Sewer tax. A.l.derr an 17•iges made a motion, which was seconded. by Alderman Sanders, that the Commissioners of Sewer District ?To. 1 I'n nsl.-ed to come before the Council and Pxrlain tyr 20% raise in Sorer tax^s. Thio motion received the unanimous vote of the Cnuncil and the Mgyor so declarer?. No furthe^ hrasir.o:s, a motion to ael-iourn rade by Aldrrma� Cartpr and seconded by Alderman Rarr w•as duly passed h^ tte Council and the P:"niror declared the Council at4. ped , At to St: . Arprover!9t:[�/ _— I / J�+ City er1r. 1'0; fly 0r.