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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1933-10-23 Minutes951 Fayetteville Citv Council met in rerrular session I•ondev, October 23, 1.933. Present: IRavor T. S. Tribhle, City Clerk Ot.oe Pbill.ins, City Attorney Virgil Namsey, City En- gineer 5. ht. Ratliff, Aldermen Bynum, Carter, Gregory, Fgrdira, Peal, Stanford, and Plnrres. Absent: Alderman Sanders. t Mniites of the reuular meeting held October 16th, 19:5:5, were read and approved. Bills: The following hills were Presented after their apnroval by Alderman Peal, Chairman of of the Auditing Committee; Joe Baker 1;2.00, Fupene �Iebh ,4'2900, Allen Strain �r8.00, Ren Porter j$R.n0, 1;. A. Martin Machinery Co. $199o722 A. F. Shumate x$18.00, Ozark Gro Co. X5.77. Alderman Bynum moved that the bills he. allowed as apTroved and the Clerk he instructed to draw warrants for same upon the Prover funds. Aldermen Hardinv sec- onded, the motion which received the unanimous vote of the Council. I Commissi of Imn . T^lo. 31: i Milk tests: Da iry n71d irar c: I nr A communication :=r as Presented from the Board of Commissioners of Improvement Dist - St, rict No. :51 requesting that Jake Williams he appointed Commissioner of said Imn- rovement; the District No. 31 to fill the vacancy created by State. Alderman Cartcr nut the request in the form 1'l. E. Ivie '.^ of n motion, moving out of which was seconde by A.l.dPrman Peal, and Passed by the entire vote of the Council. The report on the samples of the Gity milk, suripl.y which were run on October 11th, 1633 by Wm. L. Bleocke.r, Bacteriologist, was read in its entirety. Al.dermgn Wages made e me tion that the .report he received, published, and filed. The motion was seconded by Al- derman Bynum, and received the unanimous vote. of t.be Council. Alderman J. K. Gregory introduced and ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to amend Ordi- nfl"Ce No. 3l.i as amended by Ordinance No. 442, as amended by Ordinance No. 757, of the of the Ordinances of the Gitir of Pavettevil.l.e, Arkansas, and to Provide for more san- itary dairy conditions". The ordinance was read in its entirety by the Clerk. Alderman Grer>ory moved that the rules he suspended and the ordinarce placed on its second read- ing. Alderman Bynum seconded tl�e motion, which received the entire vote of the, Council Present. The Clerk then read the ordinance the second time. Alderman (:reeory moved tha an item (IIO. 8) he inserted in Section One as follo•s: That the. license of 311. dai^v- men whose milk shows by bacterial test to contain more than 200,nn0 bacteria Per cubic centimeter as many as three times in twelve months shall he revoked. Aldermar Harding seconded the motion, which received the entire vote of the CO1)rCil present. After fur- ther discussion, Alderman Carter made a motion that the rules he further suspended and the ordinance be Placed on its third and final reading. Aldnrmeln Bynum seconded the mr tion, which received the unanimous vote of the Council Present. The Clerk then read th ordinarce the. third and final time after which the Irayor out the question "Shall the ordinance Pass". On the Clerk's calling the roll the followinrr vote. resulted: Ayes: Bvnun, Carter, Gregory, Peal, Stanford. Days: Harding, Waaes. Absent and not votinr.: Sanders. Thn hfavor declared the Ordinance Passed as there were 5 Ayes and 2 Nays. Ordinance No, 762, An Ordinance to he entitled "An Ordinance. to amend Ordinance 1?0. 313 as amended by Ordina;rce No. 442, as amended by Ordinance Vo. 7572 of the Ordinances. of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, and to provide for more sapitary dairy conditions". Be it ordained by the Gitv Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas; Section One; Amend Ordinance No. 313 as amended by Ordinance No. 442 as amended by Ordinance No. 757 to read ar follows, to -wit: 1. That a1.1 floors in dairy barns and autt.ers sha1.1 he corstructed of concrete. or oth er water tia*bt materials and the same shall not he dirt or clay and no other live stock shall be housed in the dairy barn. 2. That no Permit; shall he granted or license issued to any person, firm or corpora- tion to sell mi1lr in the Citzr of Fayetteville, Arkansas, until. dairy barns are so con structed and the terms of the Ordinances of said Cite gra, strictly complied with. 3. That the license fee to sell milk in the Citv of Fayetteville, Arkansas, shall be as follows: The license fee shall he at the rate of x;;2.00 Per year, Per cow, payable in advance on the 1s1; day of January of each year, or at the time when such cow (or cows) Is added to the herd or the milk is offered for sale. 4. All the, tests Provided for by this Ordinnrce shall he paid for by the City Collect or out of the funds derived from dairy license fees. 5. That al.l cattle used in supplying milk to the City of Fayetteville, Arl•ansas, in- cluding those cattle sun.Plvi.nF milk to any nasteurizfng Plant and all, dealers and mar.- ufacturers of any by-product to he sold or resold in the City of Fayetteville, Arkan- sas, and to dairymen, he subject both to the Tuberculi.ne and Abortion tests before any new Permit shall. be granted and that all cattle so furnishing milk to the City of Fay- etteville, Arkansas, shall he. annually tested during the months of September, October, November, a'd December for Tuberculosis and' contagious and infectious Ahcr tion. Pro- vided that this Ordinance shall not apply to butter, buttermilk, cottarre cheese, or cheese. 6, That, milk must be bottled in a senarate riilk house from that of the home or' resi- d,nce of the family and in the manner rrovided for in the City Dairy Ordinance now in force and effect. 7. That the milk of all dairymen which is now subject to a b'ICter'ial gest shall show by said test to contain more than 200,000 bacteria Per cubic centimeter shall he Pub- lished in some newsnaper Published in the City, and that the Accredited Veterinarian shall furnish a cony of all hactPrial tests to the. City Council. 8. That -the license of all dairlrmen whose milk shows bAr bacterial tests to conta=in more than 200,00() bacteria Per cubic centimeter as many as three times in twelve months shall he revoked. Section Two: Ordinance No. 313 is hereby amended as follows: In Sections 8, 9, and 10 of said Ordinarce 313 shall hereafter read "City Collector" where it now reads "City Health O''ficer". Section 13 of said Ordinance No. 313 is amended to read "That all. cov and herd hulls two years of ape and over shall he tested by an Accredited Veterinariat annually durinlr the months of Sevteelher, October, Navernhar, and December for Tuhercu- losis at a Price not to exceed eighty-five cents per }'lead and shall at once., after cot nletion of said test, supply the City Collector with a copy of the test chart form: T. C. Revised No. 22 U. S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Animal Industry, and the City Collecter shall then pay to the Accredit;ed> Veterinarian making said test not more than eighty-five cents per head for each animal tubercular test". Sections 19,20. -and 21 of Ordinance No. 313 are amendedto read "Accredited Veterinarian or Police Ofricer" instead of "City Health Officer". Section. Three: All owners of two or less cows vithi_n the corporate lirilits of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas; and all owners of one or more cows outside the City limits of Fayetteville, Arkansas, who sell mill: within the City limits 'to any Person, or to or to any dairyman, pasteurizer, or anv milk Products COmnany to he resold and consum ed within said City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, shall make anpl.ication to the City Collector for a nermit as provided for in Section 8 of Ordinance 313. The City Col.lec• tcr shall then furnish the applicant with the names of Accredited Veterinarians, and when cows are tested as provided for in Section One of this Ordinance shall. he issued a permit by the City Collector as Provided for herein, and shall he subject to a].1 thl provisions of Section 6 of this Ordinance. Section Four: All dairy cods and bul-Is as provided for in this Ordinance, Sections 3 and 4, shall he tested for i.rifectious or contagious Abortion when the Accredited Vet- erinarian finds by his inspection that 2% of the cows in said herd are aborting. Section Five: All Accredited Veterinarians shall present to the Citv Council on their second ment:ina_of each month a written report of the general sanitary conditions of all barns, yards, milk houses, and Premises of all applicants, when he has tested for Tuberculosis or infectious Abortion, and on his failure to do so shall he suhiect to a fine when convicted before the Police Judge of, not less than l O.00 for the first offense, nor more than u20.00 for each additional offense. AldPrinan .f. F. Stanford introduced an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to prohi.hit the possession of liquor". The Clerk rend the. Ordinance the, first time in its entiret, Section Six; All Accredited Veterinarians shall collect or order the Chief' of Police to collect or have co.11neted samples Of milk for hact•�rial. count when he deems it necessary, but not less than 8 samples Per annum from all cows or dairies tested by him for Tuberculosis or infectious Abortion, and shall ren.crt his findings as pro- vided for in Section One of this Ordinance. Section Seven; Any nerson violating any of the Provisions of this Ordinance shall he deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof before the Police Judge, shall he fined in any sum not -less than sin .00 nor more than Y100.00, or by imprison- ment in the City Jail for not more than thirty days, or by both fine and imprison- ment. Section Eight: All Ordinances and parts of Ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby renealed and this Ordinance shall take effect and he in force from its passare, approval and Publication. Passed October 23, 1933. Approved this 23rd day of October, 19331 T. S. Trihhle., Ytayot Attest this 2.3rd day of October, 1933, Otoe Phillins, City Clerk. Published in Fayetteville Daily Democrat October 25th, 1933. 'hrift hiss. J. F. Moore anneared before the Council in regard to the Thrift }louse giving the HonsP: costs of operation and asking financial aid td enable the Thrift; House, to carry on. No action was taken. c:i.ty N. F. Drake, as a member of the, City Park Organization, stated to the Council that Park: they would turn the City Park over to the City for a consideration of $20,0oo.00, this being the approximate amount of the present indebtedness. No action was taken. Liquor rd. iTian ce: AldPrinan .f. F. Stanford introduced an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to prohi.hit the possession of liquor". The Clerk rend the. Ordinance the, first time in its entiret, 4ldertlnn Bynum moved that the. ril.les be suspended and the ordinance; Placed on its sec- ond reading,. Alderman Carter seconded the motion, which received the entire vote. of the Council Present. The Clerk then read the ordinance the second time. A1dPrman'P1age: made a motion that the rules he further suspended and the ordinance be placed on its third and `incl readinp. Alderman Stanford seconded the -motion, which received the unani?'tous [tote. of the Council Arese.rt. The, Clerk thAn read the Ordinance, the third and final time. The Mayor put the question "Shall the ordi.narce tress". On the Clerk's calling the roll the following vote resulted: Ayes: Bynum, Carter, Gregor,%r, Hardirc, Peal. Stanford, and 17ages. Nays: "tone. Absent; and not voting: Sanders. The, Mayor de- clnred the OrdinnrcP passed as there were 7 Ayes and no Nays. Ordinance No. 763. An Ordinance to be entitled "An Ordinance to prohibit the possession of liquor" Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Favet:tevi.11e, Ar''Vansas: Section One; It shall he unlativful for any person, firm or corporation to have. in thei Possession nny alcoholic, vinous, malt, spiritous or fermented liquor or any compound Preparation the^eofcommonly called tonics, bitters, or medicated liquors for the. Pur - nose of sale as a heves•age within the corporate limits of the City of )'a yet i;evi.1 e, Arkansas. Provided, however, that nothing in this Ordirarce shall he construed to mean an,r 3.2 Percent Wine or Beer as authorized under the. Act of the Extraordinnry Session of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas, 1.933, leaalizinp the sale of rJine and Beer. I1 Nil Section Two: Any nerson, firm or corporation violating any fart of this Ordinance shall unon conviction thereof, he deemed. Fui.lty of a mi.sriemeanor and fired in sny sum not more than One. Tho>>sand Dollars (,1,1N1000,nn) and not less than Fifty Dollars ($35n.n0), Section Three; All Ordinances and Parts of Ordinances in confli.ct herewith are hereby renemled and this Ordirtance shall take effect: and he in force from and after its nassnge, anrroval and Publication, Passed October 23, 10S -'i. Arnroved this 2:ird day of October, 1953, T. S. Trib'-1e, iinvor, Attest this 23rd da17 of October, 1933, Otoe Phillins, City Clerk, Published in FRyettPVille Daily Democrat October 25th, 12330 Iio furtYer business, Ald rman Harding moved. that the Lpouncil. adjourn. Al.der•man Peel seconded the, motion which received the entire vote of the Council. The. Mayor declared the Council' adjourned. / /�/) Attest: Anuroved: / City Clerk. 1.ayor. Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday, October 30, 193', Present: Ynvor 9'. S. Tribble, City Clerk Otoe; Phillins, Chief o+' Police Neal Cruse, Aldermen Bynum, Carter, Gregory, Harding, Peal, Stanford, RlapAs, Absent.: A1dPrman Sarders•. tri^cites of the regular meeting held October `L:i, 193+, were read And anoroved. Bills: The follow �lig bills were presented after their annroval by Alderman Peal, Chairman of the Auditing Committee: S. We Gas & Electric Go. 1314.10, Joe P. Randolnr 11pn.90, D. A. Burson $�3.no, Fa.vPttevi_11P- Daily Democrat 131,26, Ben Porter, 0.00, Allen Strain 11.7,00 A. F. Shumate Q18.00. Alderman. Hsrdir-g moved tl,At the. bi'ls he allowed as ar•proved and the Clerk bp instructed to draw warrants for same anon the nroner funds. Alderman Car- ter seconded the motion which received the unani.mniS vote of the Council. i Joe P. Randolph Rurleared before the Gouncil A.s agent for Fayetteville Printing Co. si.ving it^ices on various license Plates for the vear 1.93:;. He was requested to confer with the City Collector -?s to the number of Plates needed, and to report to the Courci next meeting, Monday, November 6th, 1933. Ido further business, Alderman Rvnum moved that the. Council adiourn. Alderman Crregory i ser.onded the motion, which Passed unanimously, and the favor declare.d the Council ad- i corned . Attest: .' ® Ari roved : Cit.v C e K. -- t,tayor. , Fayetteville City Council met in regular session 1r'onday, I1ovenlhe.r 6, 1933. Present: 11avor T. S. Tribble, City Clerk Otoe Phillins, City Attorney Virgil•Ramsey, Chief of Police 'Jeal Cruse, Aldermen Bynum, Carter, Harding, Peal, Sarders, Stanford, and Wages Absent: Alderman Gregory. i I A'inutes of the regular meeting held October 30th, 195:5, wero read and aonroved. Bills; The following bills. were presented after their arrrroval by Alderman Peal, Chairmar of the Audtting Comr-ittee: Lewis Bros. $;0,75, Fayetteville Printing Co. 41:5,3;1, Bohe Gro. Harley Gover, Sheriff, 420.00, Bob Day $3.00, The Blair Stationers wn.5n. Ark. 42.25, Western Gra^ Co. ?i2.521 Lewis Bros. 43.39, Kelly Bros. ¢,n,60, Steve Shotwnl.l 02,00, Allen Strain 438.00, Ben Porter AU0.00, Vkagnol.ia I et. Go. 44A1.42, Sanford 8: Son 9"2.75, Rohe Gro, 5,2.50, A. F. Shumate 418.00, Heerwagen Bros, P5,16, Lewis Bros. A2,93, Con- tinental Service Station $13.62, Faye.t.teville p'achine Shoe $x`0.45. Alderman HardinP. g moved that the hills he allowed As arrnroved and the Clerk he. instructed to draw warran for same upon the nroner funds. Alderman Bvn_ttfi secorded the motion, which received the unarimous vote of the Council. 'ieports of The following reports XM for the month of October were road in their entirety by the Of'icial.: Cle.rk: T. S. Tribble as Purchasing Agent, Otoe Phillins as City Collector and as City Cln.rk, Clem Pearson As Police Judge, and Heal Cruse as Chief of Police. Ry motion of, Aldermar Sanders, seconded by Aldermari Harding, and dulv gassed by the Council, the r^ports were ordered received aid filed. The financial renort of Annex No. 1 to Blest Lafayette Ave. Imr,. Dist. No. 1 was pre- sented, and read by the Clerk. Aldr:rman Bvnum moved that the. re Port be. received and filed. Alderman Peal seconded the motion, which received the entire vote of the Counci Li terse. Tags: The Favntteville Printing Co. made a bid of 1:76.50 F. 0. R. Kansas Cit}r for the Licens rintes for the vnar 1934 as follows: inno City Auto Plates, 3n Fire DePArtment. Plates. 15n 'truck Plates, 25 Tari Plates, 200 Dog Tags, 2.9 Dairy Tags, 26 Dray Tans, Alderman Sanders marle. a motion that; the bid be'acceuted and the order given to the Fayett'eviA le Printing CO. Alderman Rynum seconded the motion which received the entire vote ofthe Council. A motion to ztrljourn made, by tl.de.rman Cart;er and seconded by ;kldrrmRr. Peal. was duly Passed by the Council and the trayor decle.re.d tho Council adjourned. _ Attest: Annrrrred: 'o D — b G• y Clopke payo� —