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Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday May 17, 1937.
Mayor A. D. McAllister, City Clerk Otoe Phillips, City Attorney Price Dickson, Alderme
Bronson; Carter, Gregory, Hosford, Peal, Sanders, Shook and Ucker. Absent; City Engi-
neer C. E. Pierce.
Minutes of the regular meeting held May 10th, 1937, were reap and approved.
The following bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Peal, Chairman of
the Auditing Committee; 0. N. Tucker $35.00, Frank Tucker !14.40, S. Stuart "''12.00,
John Wallace $12`00, Will Morris 412`00, Fred Blackwell t"12.00, J. H. Moore 14.40,
H. W. Armstrong $14.40, Joe Peachee 414.40, V/. S. Davis 14.40, Joe Justice tir14.40,
G. Taylor $36.00, Roy Broyles $32.00, C. S. Duggans $2.07, Chas Mayers 4$4.80, Chas
Willoughby $7.20, Thomas & Son $67.40, Harry Cooper Supply Co. $22.01, Fayetteville
Electric Co. 4?45.33, Skelly Oil Co. $1.80, Bond Marble & Tile Co. and Dyke Lbr Co.
$1,076.00, S. W. Bell Telephone Co. $55.52,. Jackson Cafe $4.35, Ben Porter $17.50,
Jas Bohannon $12.00, Fay Kennedy $9.00, Emmett Boyd $10.00, Elmer Powers $2.50, Skelly
Oil Co. e560.01, Hall Tire Co. 116.90, A. F. Shumate $22.50, Skelly Oil Co. $7.32,
Ozark Gro. Co. $5.61. Alderman Bronson moved that the bills be allowed as approved and
the Clerk be instructed to draw warrant s for same upon the proper funds. Alderman
Ucker seconded the motion which carried unanimously and the Mayor so declared.
Alderman Hosford of the Insurance Cobimittee gave a report as to the appraisal of the
new City Building with reference to Insurance. The matter was deterred till next
meeting of the Council.
The final report of West Spring Street Improvement DistricA-No. 1 was presented. By
motion of Alderman Sanders, seconded by Alderman Bronson, and duly passed by the Coun-
cil, the matter was referred to the Auditiffing Committee.
The terms of Office of
Three members of the City Planning Board having expired Mayor McAllister named the
folloviing, succeeding themselves, for a term of four ,years; Mrs L. S. Read, Roy Scott,
and W. S. Campbell. Alderman Carter moved that the Council ratify the above appoint-
ments. Alderman Peal seconded the motion which received the entire vote of the Council.
No
further
business Alderman Sanders
moved
to adjourn,.
The
motion was
seconded by Alder
man
Bronson
and carried unanimously
and the
Mayor
declared
the Council
adjourned.
Attest;
City CIevrks
Approved; e
Mayor .
Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday, May24, 1937.
(Mayor A. D. McAllister, City Clerk Otoe Phillips, City Attorney Price Dickson, Alder-
men Bronson, Carter, Gregory, Hosford, Peal, Sanders, Shook and Ucker. Absent; City
Engineer C. E. Pierce.
Minutes of the regular meeting held May 17, 1937, were read and approved.
The following bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Peal Chairman of th
Auditing Committee; 0. N. Tucker $35.00, Frank Tucker $14.40, H. W. Armstrong $14.40,
J. H. Moore $14.40, W. S. Davis $14.40, Joe Peachee $14.40, Joe Justice $14.40, G. Tay-
lor $14.40, Sam Luttrell $6.00 „ Chas Salverson $6.00, Ro$ Byoyles $4.00, S. Stuart $8.0
John Wallace $12.00, Fred Blackwell $12.00, Will Morris $12.00, Chas Mayers $14.40
Chas Willoughby $21.60, John Paschal 4630.00, Wayne Paschal $6.25, William Paschal 11~8.75
M. A. Bell Co. $7.30, F. Hudson $30.00, T. E. Shelton $5.80, T. B. Shelton $100.00,
Bossemeyer & McBride $474.42, Jackson Cafe $5.85, Fred Eden $2.50, W. S. Campbell $2..15
Curtis Bynum $1.80, Ben Porter $17.50, Jas Bohannon $12,00, A. r'. Shumate $22.50, Henr-
wagen Bros $8,42. Alderman Shook moved that the bills be allowed as approved and the
Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for same upon the proper funds. Alderman Ucker sec
onded the motion which carried unanimously and the Mayor so declared.
The matter of the odor from Jerpe's buttermilk evaporating plant was presented to the
Council by Miss Suzanne C. Lighton, speaking for residents of the district affected,
asking that the Council take some action to have conditions corrected. Alderman Sanders
moved that the Mayor appoint three Councilmen and the City Attorney to confer with the
Jerpe Plant Manager and take proper steps to correct existing conditions. The motion
was seconded by Alderman Bronson and carried unanimously. The Mayor named for this
Committee Sanders, Hosford, and Ucker.
Alderman Hosford of the Insurance Committee stated that the matter of insurance for the
New Building was being considered and that as Van Howell was present would ask him to
explain to the Council about the rates, clauses etc relative to the matter. Mr. Howell
explained these things at length, and the matter was left totthe Committee to work out.
The financial report of XKX Sewer Imp. District Ido. 1 was presented. Alderman Bronson
moved that this be referred to the Auditing Committee. Alderman Gregory seconded the
motion which received the entire vote of the Council.
Reports of the following City Officials for the Iv9onth of April ~dere presented; Clyde
Walters as Fire Chief, J. C. Massie as Police Judge, Otoe Phillips as City Collector
and as City Clerk. Alderman Gregory moved that the reports be received and filed. The
motion was seconded by Alderman Peal and carried unanimously.
Alderman Gregory made a motion that the City Building Inspector he instructed to accept
:studded walls divided or bridged approximately in the middle of height between all
openings with 2 inch solid bridging the full width of stud framing material, pending
amendment to Ordinance No. 577, Section 23, of the Building Code. The motion was sec-
onded by Alderman Bronson and carried unanimously.
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The matter of a survey of outdoor toilets where possible to connect with sewer lines
was discussed, Alderman Gregory moved that the Sewer Committee write WPA Authorities
and ask permission to use money from Sewer Service coloections to.make this survey
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Alderman Hosford seconded the motion. On the Clerk's calling,the roll the followin
vote resulted; Ayes; Bronson, Gregory, Hosford, Peal, Shook, and Ucker. Nays; Carter,
and Sanders. The Mayor declared the motion carried as there were 6 Ayes and 2 Nays,
Acting Chief of Police Earl Hand stated to the Council that the State Patrolmen would
like to use the Police Station to receive and send messages to Headquarters. Alderman
Ucker moved that this privilege be granted. Alderman Carter seconded the motion which
received the entire vote of the Council.
No further business Alderman Bronson moved to adjourn. Alderman Hosford seconded the
motion which was duly passed by the Council and the Mayor declared the Council ad,journe
Attest; 04C_ Approved; (/�•.�. ��a e�
City Clerk, — Mayor.
Fayetteville 8'ty Council met in regular session Monday May 312
('1/937,
Present: Mayor A D McAlli ter, City Clerk Otoe Phillips,Citt� Attor ey P, ice Dickson. dermen:
Bronson, Carter, 'regory, Hosford, Peal, Sanders, $hook U6 er bsent: 'ity
Engineer C. E. Pie ce.
Minutes of the prev' us meeting held. May 24, 1937 we e e and ap pr ed.
Bills: The following bills we presented after their app by Alder an Peal, Chairman of t
Auditing Committee.. 0, `T, Tucker, $35.00; Frank er $14,4 , H. V.'. Armstrong $14.40;
J. H. Moore $1.40; We S. avis $14.40; Joe Peach $14.40; oe Justice yp14.40; G: Tayl
014.40; Sam Luttrell $6.00 Chas Salverson $6.00; oy Bro es $4.00; S. Stewart $8.00;
Jno. Wallce $12.00; Fred Blackwell $12.00; Will Morris S' 2.00; Chas Mayers $14.40;
Chas Willoughby $21.60; Jno, Paschall $30.00; VJayn aschal $6.25; William Paschall
Y$8.75; M. A. Bell Co. $7..30; Hudson 30.00; }T. E ahelton $5.80; T. E. Shelton $100,
Bossmyer-McBride $47/4':.42; Jacks n Cafe 5.85; Fre den 4p2.50; VI. S. Campbell $2.15; Cu:
s Bynum $1.80; Ben Porter $17.5 ;; Jas Bohanan "r 2.00; A. F. Shumate $$22.50; Heerwagen
Bros. $8.42. Alderman Bronson mo d that the lle be allowed as zpproved and the
Clerk be instructed to draw warran for sam upon the peoper gund.s. This motion was
seconded by Alderman Shook and carr' d una mously and the Mayor so declabed.
Final Final report of 'lest Spring Street Imp.3 vement District No.l, showing a balance on hand
Report of $4.00 to be turned over to the Cit f Fayetteville was read. Alderman Ucker moved
West Spg,that this report be received and fi d, he W4.00 placed to the credit of Street Fund,
St, Imp.land that the Commissioners of sai Distric be discharged; seconded by Alderman Gregory
No.l and carried unanimously,
Petitionv'A petition with several sig5ers was read sugg ^ting certain revisions in the Buijin
Bldg CodeCode and for a change in t e Bailding Inspector Alderman Gregory moved that
etc. preferred to the Ordin cc Committee, seconded by Alderman Carter and carried unan
and the Mayor so dedl ed.
Jerpe JProf, L. C. Price,gineer.,Un•iversitycofrArkansasr,.. speared beroretthe'mCounail At the
Dairy request-.ofvthegCo 'itrteeEa-ppointed, and stated that h had examined into the conditions
Prod Corpexisting at the rpe Dairy Products Corporation plant, and that they were experimentin
(with correcting conditions existing there . The Committe was continued.
Police IThe matter Of vacations for Police Department was broughtAlderman Hosford moved
thneNlsolic Department be allowed two weeks vacation with p ; seconded by Alderman
vacation:Peal, and carried unnanimously.
ITnere, .e'ng no further -business, Alderman Sanders moved to-adjo rn; seconded by Alder
Ucker and carried unanimously, and the Mayor declared the Counci adjourned.
Attest::
Clerk.
Approved:
Mayor
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