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Home My WebLink About1939-02-06 MinutesIl 383 The matter of the contoversy between Ed Clark and the City Water Department was Ed Clark and brought up and after a lengthy discussion, alderman Gregory made a motion thatl"matter bi Water. Depart- referred to 'the Water Committee and the City attorney with power to act, seconded by ment I alderman Ucker, and on roll call by the Clerk, received vot, gfa ate Cou c Controversy I 7'� �' 26 . The Mayor presenteelli'the request of the Townsend Club for permission to use the Townsend' Club Council Chambers for meetings twice a month, alderman Bronson made a motion that the Request matter be referred to the Building Committee with pdwer to act, seconded by alderman Ucker „which pas passed unanimously by the Council. The Mayor presented the request of Everette Campbell's Grocery for a refund Cambellof 1938 meat license, which brought up the discussion of collecting the meat licenses Grocery f 1939s XXdXArtiJjiCdXXXXXXU6M and it was -decided to postpone action till next Monday request Night, refund 1938 Price Didkson made a repoat of his trip to Little Rock, where he had attended license the session of the Legislature in the interest of some bills in which the City was in- terested, alderman Peal made amotion that a warrant for his expenses be allowed, amount ing to $ 39.47, seconded by alderman Carter, which was unanimously passed by the Counci M inut',e s ; i Bills Request Ifor opening of atreet between I Ozark & Garland Frisco protesting assessment lin District in 47 Final Report of South ColleRe Ave Imp. District # 1. To collect Meat llicense for 1939. Refuse Hot Dog and Hamberaer Stand There being no further business, alderman Bronson moved to adjourn, seconded by alderman Shook$ which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned. , ATTEST % P1ZCd�-"� APPROVED �. A ,;?U ' 1 y Clerk Mayor Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, February 13th, 1939. Present: pPayor,A.D.McAllister. City C1erk,J.'.'1'.McOehee, City fittormey l'i�ic�tpsc.kErons City Engineer, E.T.Brown. aldermen: Bronson, Carger, Gregory,Hosford,Peal,Sanders, Shook and Ucker. Minutes of the regular meeting of February 6th were read add approveNd . The following billO;were presented, after their approval b alderman Peal, chairman of the auditing committee: Jackson Cafe $8.10, 0.W.Stapleton 40.75, Christman's Plumbing Shop $1.56,N.W.Ark.Times $23.17, S.W.Gas & Electric Co. $1.53, H.L.Tuck Super Service $4.66, H.C.Trail $8.00'g H?L.Tuck Super Service 827.53, Salusbury General Shop $4.25, Ben Porter $17.50, Elmer Boyd $M2.00, A.F.Shmmate $20.002 Willie Wilcox $12.00. R.C.Frambers & CO. $125.00. Alderman Bronson made a motion that the bills be allowed, as appeoved, seconded by alderman by Shook, which was duly passed by the Council. Dan Allen appeared beforebthe Council and presented a request that a street between Ozark And Garland be 1§d6X6RX opened, graded and graveled, Alderman Gregory made a motion that the request be referred to the Street d'ommittee for investigation, and report back to $rhe Council, seconded by alderman Peal, which was passed unanimously by the Council. L. e , J.J,Corbett of the Frisco Tax division, Henry Warner of Ft.Smith and C.D. Atkinson Attbrneys for the Frisco appeared before the Council with reference to the assessment of the Frisco R.R.Co. in street Improvement District No.47, after discussion It was -decided for the committee previously appointed to represent the a0uncil meet with the Commissioners of improvement District 11o.47 and the City Attornezrto endeavor to work out an adjustment of the protests that had been filed. .$O vtH Ivan Mayes and Roy Scott, commissioners of,Qollege Avenue Improvement District No.l,also of Annex Noel to Souts�.1lege Avenue Improvement District Noel were present and presented the final report 6 allege Avenue Improvement District Noel and offered• their resignation as'Commissioners of Annex Noel toS,College Ave Improvement District No.l to become effective as soon as their successors were appointed and approved by the Coun C1 alderman Sanders made a motion'that the report be referred to,the auditing committee seconded by alderman Shook, which was duly passed by the Council. The proposition of collecting Meat License wq_s brought up for discussion and the Mayor stated that Dr.Turner had agreed to make regular inspections of the Meat Markets, and it was decided to collect the license for the year 1939. bar Keyser asked permission,to install a HAMBERGER and HOT DOG stand at the corner of Center and Church Streets, but was informed that it would be in comflict with an ordinance__ gassed_bv__the__Council.._ Fayetteville City Council met in regmlar session, T. �onday,February 6th, 1939. Present': Mayor, A.D.McAllister. City Clerh, J.W.MCGehee, City Attorney, Price Dickson, City Engineer, E?T.Brown, aldermen: Brd'son, Carter, Gregory, H6sford, Peal, Sanders, Shook and Ucker. Minutes of the regular meeting of January 30th, were read and approved. The following bills were presented, after theie approval byii alderman Peal, chairma n of the auditing committee: Jackson Cafe $7.2;), Ark Western Gas Co. $24.96 and $79.82 S.W.Gas and Electric Co. $10.739 $8.75 and $339.13,F.W.Woolworth $1.20pFayetteville Printing Co. $4.45, Electrolux -Corporation $79.56, Rogers Electric Co. $3,32, Linkway Stores Cc 5.05, Thomas & Son $ 1.85, Fayetteville Lumber & Cement Co.$10.24, Bossemeye7 C & McBride 2.04, Ben Porter $17.50, Elmer B61yd $ 8.000 AF.Shumate #20.00, Willie Wilcox $12.00. Alderman Ucker made a motion that the Bills be allowed as approved,seconded by alderman Senders, which was duly passed by the Council. Kar 11 Greenhaw Mr Karl Greenhaw appeared before the Council in behalf of Miss Ida Gregg, with appeared for reference to the condition of her property , caused by the construction of the overpass Ida Geegg on Lafayette, he was informed that the work is'a Highway project. The matter of the contoversy between Ed Clark and the City Water Department was Ed Clark and brought up and after a lengthy discussion, alderman Gregory made a motion thatl"matter bi Water. Depart- referred to 'the Water Committee and the City attorney with power to act, seconded by ment I alderman Ucker, and on roll call by the Clerk, received vot, gfa ate Cou c Controversy I 7'� �' 26 . The Mayor presenteelli'the request of the Townsend Club for permission to use the Townsend' Club Council Chambers for meetings twice a month, alderman Bronson made a motion that the Request matter be referred to the Building Committee with pdwer to act, seconded by alderman Ucker „which pas passed unanimously by the Council. The Mayor presented the request of Everette Campbell's Grocery for a refund Cambellof 1938 meat license, which brought up the discussion of collecting the meat licenses Grocery f 1939s XXdXArtiJjiCdXXXXXXU6M and it was -decided to postpone action till next Monday request Night, refund 1938 Price Didkson made a repoat of his trip to Little Rock, where he had attended license the session of the Legislature in the interest of some bills in which the City was in- terested, alderman Peal made amotion that a warrant for his expenses be allowed, amount ing to $ 39.47, seconded by alderman Carter, which was unanimously passed by the Counci M inut',e s ; i Bills Request Ifor opening of atreet between I Ozark & Garland Frisco protesting assessment lin District in 47 Final Report of South ColleRe Ave Imp. District # 1. To collect Meat llicense for 1939. Refuse Hot Dog and Hamberaer Stand There being no further business, alderman Bronson moved to adjourn, seconded by alderman Shook$ which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned. , ATTEST % P1ZCd�-"� APPROVED �. A ,;?U ' 1 y Clerk Mayor Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, February 13th, 1939. Present: pPayor,A.D.McAllister. City C1erk,J.'.'1'.McOehee, City fittormey l'i�ic�tpsc.kErons City Engineer, E.T.Brown. aldermen: Bronson, Carger, Gregory,Hosford,Peal,Sanders, Shook and Ucker. Minutes of the regular meeting of February 6th were read add approveNd . The following billO;were presented, after their approval b alderman Peal, chairman of the auditing committee: Jackson Cafe $8.10, 0.W.Stapleton 40.75, Christman's Plumbing Shop $1.56,N.W.Ark.Times $23.17, S.W.Gas & Electric Co. $1.53, H.L.Tuck Super Service $4.66, H.C.Trail $8.00'g H?L.Tuck Super Service 827.53, Salusbury General Shop $4.25, Ben Porter $17.50, Elmer Boyd $M2.00, A.F.Shmmate $20.002 Willie Wilcox $12.00. R.C.Frambers & CO. $125.00. Alderman Bronson made a motion that the bills be allowed, as appeoved, seconded by alderman by Shook, which was duly passed by the Council. Dan Allen appeared beforebthe Council and presented a request that a street between Ozark And Garland be 1§d6X6RX opened, graded and graveled, Alderman Gregory made a motion that the request be referred to the Street d'ommittee for investigation, and report back to $rhe Council, seconded by alderman Peal, which was passed unanimously by the Council. L. e , J.J,Corbett of the Frisco Tax division, Henry Warner of Ft.Smith and C.D. Atkinson Attbrneys for the Frisco appeared before the Council with reference to the assessment of the Frisco R.R.Co. in street Improvement District No.47, after discussion It was -decided for the committee previously appointed to represent the a0uncil meet with the Commissioners of improvement District 11o.47 and the City Attornezrto endeavor to work out an adjustment of the protests that had been filed. .$O vtH Ivan Mayes and Roy Scott, commissioners of,Qollege Avenue Improvement District No.l,also of Annex Noel to Souts�.1lege Avenue Improvement District Noel were present and presented the final report 6 allege Avenue Improvement District Noel and offered• their resignation as'Commissioners of Annex Noel toS,College Ave Improvement District No.l to become effective as soon as their successors were appointed and approved by the Coun C1 alderman Sanders made a motion'that the report be referred to,the auditing committee seconded by alderman Shook, which was duly passed by the Council. The proposition of collecting Meat License wq_s brought up for discussion and the Mayor stated that Dr.Turner had agreed to make regular inspections of the Meat Markets, and it was decided to collect the license for the year 1939. bar Keyser asked permission,to install a HAMBERGER and HOT DOG stand at the corner of Center and Church Streets, but was informed that it would be in comflict with an ordinance__ gassed_bv__the__Council.._