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Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday May 31st,1937.
Presenia: Mayor A. D.'McAllister, City Clerk Otoe Phillips, City Attorney Price Dickson.
Aldermen Bronson, Carter, Gregory, Hosford, Peal, Sanders, Shook and Ucker. Absent:
City Engineer C. E. Pierce.
Minutes of the previous meeting May 24, were read and approved.
Bills: The following bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Peal, Chairman
of the Auditin C'ommittee:- 0. N. Tucker $35.00;Frank`.,Tucker $15.90; J. H. Moore
$14.40; W. S. avis $12.00; Joe Peaches $4.80; Joe Justice $>13.20; H. W. Armstrong
13.20; G. Taylor $35.25; Sam Luttrell $12.00; Chas Snowder $3.00; Chas Salverson
918.00; Fred Blackwell $$12.00; Jno. Wallace $12.00; Will "'orris 112.00; Newt Hinkle
6.00; Alpha Goss $10.201 Chas Mayers $$5.40; Chas Willoughby $19.80; G. Taylor
X21.60; N. E. Carson $38.60; Treadway Electric Co. $ $107.32; Benson Ornamental
Bronze and Ornamental Co.$$144.10; Sotthwest Gas & Electric Co $331.09; Jackson
Cafe $1.90; J. W. Shelley 830.50; Southwest Gas & Electric Co. (Garment factory pro,j
$9.17; E. C. Aumick $7.65; Ben Porter $17.50; Jim Bohanan $12.00 Ross Seasley 4`6.00;
Fay gennedy $10.00; Emmett Boyd $10.00 A. F. Shumate $22.50. Alderman Bronson moved
that the bills be allowed as approved and the clerk be instructed to draw warrants
for same upon the proper funds. This motion was seconded by Alderman Shook and
carried unanimously and the Mayor so declared.
West Spg Final reuo rt of Aest Spring Street Improvement District No.l showing a balance on
Imp• Dis hand of �p4.00 to be turned over to the City of Fayetteville was read. Alderman Ucker
No.l moved that the report be received and filed, that the $4.00 be placed to the credit
of Street i''und, and that the Commissioners of said District be discharged; seconded
by Alderman Gregory and carried unanimously.
Petition)
further busines,
A petititon
with several signers was read
suggesting certain revisions in the Build -
Bldg Codi
seconded by
ing Code
and for a change in the Building
Inspector. .Alderman Gregory moved that
and the
Mayor
the petition
be received and referred to
the Ordinance Committee, seconded by
Bldg Insp.
Alderman
Carter and carried unanimously,
and the Mayor so declar&d.
Jerpe Prof. L C. Price, Engineer University of Arkansas, appeared before the Council at
Dairy the request of the Committee appointed, and stated that he had examined into the
condition: conditions existing at the Jerpe Dairy Products Corporation plant, and that they
were experimenting with correcting conditions existing there. The Committee was
continued.
Police The matter of vacations for Police Department was brought up. Alderman Hosford
vacations: moved that the members of the police department be allowed two weeks vacation with
pay; seconded by Alderman Peal, and carried unanimously.
There being no
further busines,
Alderman
Sanders
moved
to adjourn;
seconded by
Alderman Ucker
and carried
unanimously,
and the
Mayor
declared the
Council adjourned.
Attest:
C erk.
Mayor,
Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday June 7,1937.
Present: Mayor A. D. McAllister, City Clerk Otoe Phillips, City Attorney Price Dickson. Aldermen
Bronson, Carter, Gregory, Hosford „ Peal, Sanders, Shook and Ucker. Absent.-CityEngimeer
Co F. Pierce.
Minutes of the previous meeting May 31st,1937 were read and approved.
Bills:The following bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Peal, Chairman of
the Auditin Committee: Joe Justice $$14.40; W. S. Davis $14.40; H. 17I. Armagtrong 113.20 a
G. Taylor $j 3.00; Chas. Willoughby $4.20; :alpha Goss $10.80;Jno. Wallace 546.00; ill
Morris a�6.000 Rogers Electric Co. $17.21; J. E. Moore Sheet Metal Shop $8.30;Linkway
Stores �p5.72$, Fayetteville Machine & Tool Works 50 cts; Thomas & Son $11.55; W. S•
Duggans $104.70; Otoe Phillips, City Clerk (freight & Express) x2.90; England Bros.
44`20.71; Carthage Marble Corporation $5.10; Campbell -Bell Dry Goods Cos $14.64; Arkansas
Western Gas Co. $10.30; Seufert Bros. Hdw Co., $13.87;Jackson Cafe $3.05; Fayetteville
Daily Democrat 56 cts• Austin Snow Inc., $`20.00; Bo4e Grocery $2.86; Curtis Bynum $J50;
Troy Stockburger $1.56; Fayetteville Printing Co., 51.53; Renner- armichael Agency
t$22.39; Arkansas Western Gas Co. $2.55; Ben Porter $17.50, Jas Bohanan $12.00; Fay
Kennedy $10.00 Emmett Boyd $4.00 ; Ross Seaseley $6.00; Lewis Bros, Hdw Co. $2.930
Hall Tire Co. 416.90;Lyons Machine Co. $45.00; The Texas Co. $15.24; A.F. Shumate ;;22.50;
Levis Bros. Hdw Co. $1.44. Alderman Sanders moved that the bills be allowed as approved
and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for same upon the proper funds. This
motion was seconded by Alderman Ucker and carried unanimously, and the Mayor so declared.
ewer A letter wasread from Alexander kllaire, State Director P F! A. stating that he
urvey: considered it permissible that the City Council should expend from the Sewer Revenue
an amount of money required to make a survey and blue prints for the information of
the Court in connection with a proposed suit to force owners of open toilets to connect
with the sewer system. After discussion, Alderman Ucker moved that the Sewer Committee
be authorized to act in this matter. The motion was seconded by Alderman Hosford.. On
the Clerk's calling the roll the following vote resulted: Ayes: Bronson, Gregory,
Hosford, Peal, Shook and Ucker. Nays: Carter and Sanders. The Mayor declared carried
as there were six Ayes and two Nays.
rpening The matter of a notice in the Fayetteville Daily Democrat of the formal'- opening of the
ew City new City Administration Building was brought to the attention of the Council. After
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