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Home My WebLink About1936-02-24 Minutes14 233 When the title to, and possession of said lands is delivered or tendered to the party,of the second part (Not later than July 1,1936) then said Bank as the escrow agent of both parties to this contract,is hereby authorized and directed to pay over to the party of the first part said sum of Three Thousand ($$3,000:00) Dollars, anei to deliver to the party of the second part said warranty deed, as herein provided, WITNESS our hands on this 0 day of February 1936, Art T. Lewis Loula Lewis E F. I llis Cenev Ellis Beulah Ownbey George Ownbey Louis Gibson Virginia Wright Carl Ownbey Jr. rustee CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS. By _^ @�2�t Mayor City CieiVkl Alderman Bronson moved that examining of abstract and passing on title to the proper described above be done by Karl Greenhaw, seconded by Alderman Sanders and carried unanimously. Alderman Bronson brought to the attention of the Council condition of sidewalk in vicinity of City Hospital. After some discussion, .Alderman Bronson moved that the matter be referred to City Engineer C.E.Pierce and Street Committee, with power to act. There being no further"business, Alderman Brosnon moved to adjourn, seconded by Alderman Bynum, and unanimously passed by the Council. And the Mayor declared the Council adjourned.* Approved: City Clerk, Mayor ?rotests� Some protests on assessments in Annex No.l Sewer Improvement District No.l for the . .year 1936 were presented. A motion was made by Alderman Sanders, seconded by AldermpLn Lnnex :L Bynum that these protests be heard on Monday March 2,1936, '.xeg0larPCouncil meeting;ijro ft fewer- received the entire vote�iof the Council. Death of Alderman Gregory moved that the Mayor appoint a Committee to draft resolutions of Co.T. respect for C. T. Harding, deceased; seconded by Alderman Peal, and carried unanimously Harding: Fayetteville City Council met in regular session February 24,1936 7:30 P. M. Present: Mayor A'D McAllister. City Atty., Rex,Perkins, City Engineer, C..E. Pierce. Aldermen: Bronson, Bynum, Carter, Gregory, Peal, Sanders, Shook and Ucker. Absent: Otoe Phillips City Clerk, B B Bronson acting as Clerk of the Session, Bills: The following bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Peal, Chairman of the Auditing Committee: R C. Fr•imbers & Co,, $$125,00; Jim Gibson $2.00;Ben Porter $30. A, F, Shumate x$36.00; H. H.Barnes .?$2,25;The Automotive $29.54. Alderman Carter moved' that the bills beallowed as approved, and warrants issued against the proper funds in payment of same. Alderman Gregory -seconded: -this motion which was unanimously passed by the Council. nterest The matter of past due interest coupons held by First National Bank, Fort Smith, Ark., was presented. Alderman Shook moved that a check be issued to cover this Funding Bond n Interest when presented, seconded by Alderman Gregory and carried unanimously. undine ,onds: Several applications were redeived applying for driver's privilege .for minors. Alderma inor's Sanders moved that the Ordinance dommittee draw up an Ordinance to comply with the State law as to age limit in driving car; seconded by Alderman Bronson, and carried riving unanimously. rivilege: Motion was made by Alderman Carter and seconded by Alderman Peal that the Streep Commit be instructed to look into the matter of purchase of part'-of_lotrbelonging to B A Mille A Mil, r2state corner of Rock and kill streets. Upon the question being put before the Council,, roperty-, resulted in a unanimous vote, in favor of same, ,I' ?rotests� Some protests on assessments in Annex No.l Sewer Improvement District No.l for the . .year 1936 were presented. A motion was made by Alderman Sanders, seconded by AldermpLn Lnnex :L Bynum that these protests be heard on Monday March 2,1936, '.xeg0larPCouncil meeting;ijro ft fewer- received the entire vote�iof the Council. Death of Alderman Gregory moved that the Mayor appoint a Committee to draft resolutions of Co.T. respect for C. T. Harding, deceased; seconded by Alderman Peal, and carried unanimously Harding: 234 Death of Co T. The Chair appointed Alderman Bynum, Sanders and Carter as a Committee to draft these Harding: resolutions. :xecutivel Alderman Carter moved that the.Council his invaluable services, go into Executive Session, seconded by Alderma ession: Beal and carried unanimously; and the Mayor declared the Council in Executive Session. Alderman Sanders moved that the Council go out of Executive Session,'seconded by Alderman Bynum, and unanimously passed; and the Mayor declared the Council out of Executive Session. There being no,further business, Alderman Carter moved to adjourn, seconded by Alder- man Bronson, and carried unanmously; and the Mayor declAr.ed the Council adjourned. I Attest: &io ( Clerk Approved Mayor. Fayetteville City Council met in regalar session Monday March 2,1936 7:30 P M. Present Mayor A -D McAllister, City Clerk Otoe Phillips, City Attorney Rex Perkins. Aldermen: Bronson, Carter, Gregory, Peal, Sanders, Shook and Ucker. Absent: Alderman Bynum. Minutes of the regular meeting Monday February 24,1936 were read and approved. Bills, The following bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Peal, Ghairman of the Auditin Committee: Arkansas Western Gas Go. $7.46; Lewis Bros. Hardware Coo $1..25; The Blairs 116.82; J 4V,Shelly $25.00; J W Shelly $10.50; Fayetteville Printing Coo $1.12; Southwestern Bell Telephone Goo $57.47; Southwestern Gas & Electric Go. $321.76; Harper Brush Works $5.88; T. N. Webster .75 cents; Link -way Stores $2.18; Homer Milstead $5.000 Jim Gibson $12.00; Elmer Weir $3.75;A F Shumate $18.00; Ben Porter gpl5.00 Price Oil Go, $5.04; Salsbury General Shop $28.60; Lewis Bros. Hdw $5,17; Alderman Bronson moved that the bills be allowed as approved and the. clerk be instructed to issue warrants upon the proper accounts in payment of same, seconded by Alderman Carter and carried unani- mously. The committee appointed to draft resolutions of respect for C. T. Harding, deceased, presented the following Resolution for the Council's consideration: 'gyp R E S 0 L U T 1 0 N. C.T. WHEREAS, in the recent,'death of Mr. C. T. Harding who had devoted eighteen ,years of Harding: honorable and efficient service to our City as an Alderman and in whose death we recognize the passing of an outstanding citizen, and, PJHEREAS, those of us who had served on the Council with Mr Harding had found him to be a wise dounsellor, deliberate in his judgments, and faithful to the best interests of of our City, and, tVhereas, we hold in high;:regard his invaluable services, and deeply regret our per loss in the friendship that many years of association had engendered. THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Fayetteville that in the death of Mr. Harding we mourn the loss of a distinguished citizen, a faithful public servant, and a true and dependable friend: BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that we extend to the bereaved family our sympathy; that a copy of this resolution be mailed to them and a copy be spread upon the minutes of this Council. Alderman Gregory moved the adoption of this resolution, seconded by Alderman Carter and carried unanimously. No.l The complaints of Allen and Ruth Banks and Mary L Baxter on their assessed benefits in Annex No.l Sewer Improvement District No.l were read. Alderman Carter moved that sintsthese matters be turned to the Sewer Committee for investigation, seconded by Alderman I Bronson and carried unanimously. School a The Mayor called the attention of,the Council to the narrow width of School street at at I the interesection of School and Dickson. After some discussion, Alderman Gregory Dickson ;moved that from the intersection of the property line fifteen (15) feet on each side "No Parr- of School street be marked "No Parking -Safety Zone"; seconded by Alderman Carter and ing"- I duly passed by the Council. IAlderman Shook, Chairman of the Committee to investigate and report on purchase of B A MillerB A Miller lot on Huntsville Road, reported that the ommittee thought unfavorably of oar!! the purchase of this lot by the City. Alderman Sanders introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: `v 101 R E S 0 L U T I 0 N. otorvehil RESOLVED that the Mayor proclaim an extension of the time for the purchasing of le reducL motor vehicle licenses at the fortyL (40) percent reduction from the regular fee up to ion to and incltding March 31st. nclude I Alderman^Bronson seconded this motion. Afteradiscussion, the.question was put before arch 31st.Council and the following vote resulted:Ayes: Alderman Bronson, Sanders, Shook and Ucker. Nays: Alderman Carter, Gregory and Peal. Absent and not voting Alderman Bynum. The I.leyor declared carried as there were four Ayes and three Nays.