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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 thae matter bi
Water. Depart- referred to 'the Water Committee and the City attorney with power to act, seconded by
ment alderman Ucker, and on roll call by the Clerk, received vote @Coutic
Controversy
The Mayor presente&L'the request of the Townsend Club for permission to use the
Townsend'Club Council$ Chambers for meetings twice 6 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
Campbell of 1938 meat license, which brought up the discussion of collecting the meat licenses
Grocery fr 1939, KKdXg£tdrXdXXXXXXXMK and it was -decided to postpone action till next Monday
request NightJ0
refund 1938 Price Dickson 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
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 •� APPROVED
i y U.Leric Mayor
Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, February 13th, 1939.
Present: Mayor,A.D*McAllister e City Clerk,J.:".McGehee, City R$tormeyl�xi ice'tpickgon,
City Engineer, E.T.Brown. aldermen: Bronson, Carger, Gregory,Hosford,Peal,Sanders,
Shook and Ucker.
Minutes; 11inutes of the regular meeting of February 6th were read and approveNd .
i The following bill@ were presented, after their appgoval b alderttlan Peal, chairman of
the auditing committee: Jackson Cafe $8.10, O.VI.Stapleton 0.75, Christman's Plumbing
Shop $1e56,N.WeArk.Times $23.17, S.W.Gas & Electric Co. $1.53, H.L.Tuck Super Service
$4.66, H.C.Trail $8.00'x, H?L.Tuck Super Service x�P'27.53, Salusbury General Shop $4.25,
Bills Ben Porter $17.50, Elmer Boyd $22.00, A.F.Shmmate $20.00, 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 14deffiedX opened, graded and graveled, Alderman Gregory made
Request for a motion that the request be referred to the Street dommittee for investigation, and
opening of report back to jrhe Council, seconded by alderman Peal, which was passed unanimously
Street between by the Council.
Ozark & Garland 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.Coe in street Improvement District No.47, after discussion
Frisco protesting
Frisco
&t was -decided for the committee previously appointed to represent the council meet
with the Commissioners of improvement District '10.47 and the City Attorne�rto endeavor
District }} 47 to work out an adjustment of the protests that had been filed.
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Ivan Mayes and Roy Scott, commissioners of, -College Avenue Improvement Distr:
Final Report of
idoel,also of Annex Noel to South¢� lege Avenue Improvement District Noel were present
South College Ave and presented the final report {I�Ct511ege Avenue Improvement District Noel and offdred.,
I their resignation as•Commissioners of Annex Noel toS,College Ave Improvement District No
Imp. District # 1. to become effective as soon as their successors were appointed and approved by the Coun+
ell, alderman Sanders made a motion•that the report be referred to,the auditing committ(
seconded by alderman Shook, which was duly passed by the Council.
The proposition of collecting Meat License wags brought up for discussion
To collect and the Mayor stated that Dr.Turner had agreed to make regular inspections of the
Meat license Meat Markets, and it was decided to collect the license for the year 1939.
for 1939. Mr 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 ass d -b th, Cou cil..
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Fayetteville City Council met in regmlar session, I, 4onday,February 6th, 1939.
Present•: Mayor, A.D.McAllistere City Clerh, J.W.McGehee, City Attorney, Price Dickson,
City Engineer, E?T.Brown, aldermen: •Br6 on, Carter, Gregory, H6sford, Peal, Sanders,
Shook and Ucker.
Minutes of the regular meeting of January 30th2 were read and approved.
The following bills were presented, after theie approval byii alderman Peal, chairma n
of the auditing committee: Jackson Cafe $7.2gi, Ark Western Gas Co. $24.96 and $79.82.
S.W.Gas and Electric Co. $10.73, $8.75 and $3399l3vF.V7,Woolworth $1e20,Fayetteville
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Printing Co. $4.45, Electrolux -Corporation 79.56, Rogers Electric Co. $3,32, Linkway
Stores Co 5.05, Thomas & Son $ 1.85, Fayetteville Lumber & Cement Co 10.24, Bossemeye7
82,04,
& McBride Ben Porter $17.50, Elmer BRyd $ 8.00, AF.Shumate #20.00, Willie Wilcox
$12.00. Alderman Ucker made a motion that the Bills be allowed as approved,seconded by
alderman Senders, which was duly passed by the Council.
Karl
Greenhaw
Mr Karl Greenhaw appeared before the Council in behalf of Miss Ida Gregg, with
appeared
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reference to the comdition of her property , caused by the construction of the overpass
IdalGeegg
on Lafayette, he was informed that the work is'a H�ghway project.
The matter of the contoversy between Ed Clark and the City Water Department was
Ed Clark and brought up and after a lengthy discussion, alderman Gregory made a motion thae matter bi
Water. Depart- referred to 'the Water Committee and the City attorney with power to act, seconded by
ment alderman Ucker, and on roll call by the Clerk, received vote @Coutic
Controversy
The Mayor presente&L'the request of the Townsend Club for permission to use the
Townsend'Club Council$ Chambers for meetings twice 6 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
Campbell of 1938 meat license, which brought up the discussion of collecting the meat licenses
Grocery fr 1939, KKdXg£tdrXdXXXXXXXMK and it was -decided to postpone action till next Monday
request NightJ0
refund 1938 Price Dickson 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
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 •� APPROVED
i y U.Leric Mayor
Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, February 13th, 1939.
Present: Mayor,A.D*McAllister e City Clerk,J.:".McGehee, City R$tormeyl�xi ice'tpickgon,
City Engineer, E.T.Brown. aldermen: Bronson, Carger, Gregory,Hosford,Peal,Sanders,
Shook and Ucker.
Minutes; 11inutes of the regular meeting of February 6th were read and approveNd .
i The following bill@ were presented, after their appgoval b alderttlan Peal, chairman of
the auditing committee: Jackson Cafe $8.10, O.VI.Stapleton 0.75, Christman's Plumbing
Shop $1e56,N.WeArk.Times $23.17, S.W.Gas & Electric Co. $1.53, H.L.Tuck Super Service
$4.66, H.C.Trail $8.00'x, H?L.Tuck Super Service x�P'27.53, Salusbury General Shop $4.25,
Bills Ben Porter $17.50, Elmer Boyd $22.00, A.F.Shmmate $20.00, 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 14deffiedX opened, graded and graveled, Alderman Gregory made
Request for a motion that the request be referred to the Street dommittee for investigation, and
opening of report back to jrhe Council, seconded by alderman Peal, which was passed unanimously
Street between by the Council.
Ozark & Garland 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.Coe in street Improvement District No.47, after discussion
Frisco protesting
Frisco
&t was -decided for the committee previously appointed to represent the council meet
with the Commissioners of improvement District '10.47 and the City Attorne�rto endeavor
District }} 47 to work out an adjustment of the protests that had been filed.
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Ivan Mayes and Roy Scott, commissioners of, -College Avenue Improvement Distr:
Final Report of
idoel,also of Annex Noel to South¢� lege Avenue Improvement District Noel were present
South College Ave and presented the final report {I�Ct511ege Avenue Improvement District Noel and offdred.,
I their resignation as•Commissioners of Annex Noel toS,College Ave Improvement District No
Imp. District # 1. to become effective as soon as their successors were appointed and approved by the Coun+
ell, alderman Sanders made a motion•that the report be referred to,the auditing committ(
seconded by alderman Shook, which was duly passed by the Council.
The proposition of collecting Meat License wags brought up for discussion
To collect and the Mayor stated that Dr.Turner had agreed to make regular inspections of the
Meat license Meat Markets, and it was decided to collect the license for the year 1939.
for 1939. Mr 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 ass d -b th, Cou cil..
Refuse Hot Dog X s%ynizstl+?siaaesXk&kda�Xq�CXK})X���C
and Hamber Ier Stand
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llbri ht Fullbright's replat of Lots 8'and 10 of Block BeB. and all of Block C. in Leverette^1I
g addition was presented , and alderman Ucker made a.motion that the plat be accepted
�eplat and filed, seconded by alderman Bronson and on roll call by,the Clerk the following
cepted vote resulted: Ayes; Bronson, Grego ry, Hosford, Sanders, Shook and Ucker. Nays:
Carter and Peal. and the Mayor declared carried, as there were 6 Ayes and 2 Mays.
TheBebeing no further business, alderman Bronson moved to ad#ourn,_subject
to the call of the Mayor, seconded by alderman,Ucker, which was duly passed by the Council
and the mayor declared the Council adjourned.
ATTEST _ APPROVED a��L
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Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, February 20th, 1939/
Present; Mayors A.H,.McAllister. City Clerk, J.W.McGehee, City Attorney, Price Dickson,
City Engineer', E.T.Brown, Aldermen, Bronson, Cabter, Hosford, Peal,Sanders, Shook and
Ucker. Absent; alderman Gregory.
Minutes of the regular meeting og -''eb 13th were read and approved.
The following bills were presented, after their approval by alderman Peal, chairman of
the auditing committee: Jackson Cafe $$4.05, S.W.Bell Telephone Co. $$63.58,Citizens Laun;
dry $1.609 Lyle Allen $7.75, Herbert Hatfield $$2.10, Farmers Market $�p0.60 Ben P rter $17.50,
Elmer Boyd $$10*00,Harper Brdsh Works $31.99, A.F.Shumate $$20..00, Willie.Wfilcox 12.00,
and A.D.McAllister $$3.50. Alderman Bronson made a motion that the bills be allowed, as
approved, seconded by alderman Carter, which was duly passed by the Council.
A communication was read from H.U.Campbell, Secretary of the-'lestern Methodist
ssembly asking the City to cooperate with the Superintendant of the Assembly in building
and maintainng drives up to and around the grounds, alderman Sanders stated that the Street
committee was alre*ady working with Mr.Yancy on this proposition, amd it was decided that
no action on the communication was neccessary at this time,.
ison The Mayor presented the request of Mrs.B.N.Wilson to gravel the Curb next to
her residence, but after discussion, it was decided to report to her that the Cuuncil v
working on a proposition to widen the Street at that point.
The report of Paving District # 43 was presented, as was also the resignatio
of Dr.C.G.Melton as Commissioner of ts district,for the reason that he had sold his
proprty in that district. Alderma �a�I amotion that the report be received and referr
to the auditing committee, seconded by alderman Shook which received the unanimous vot
Council (present)*
inal report The auditing committee reported that they had EX4-1n,ptioD the final report of
.College South College Avenue Paving district No.l, and alderman_, Peal made a motion that the
aving report be approved and the District closed, seconded by alderman Hosford, which was
istrict regularly passed by the Council.
The Committee appointed to investigate assessments in Street Improvement 9M
District No. 47 made its report and recommendations which was filed and approved.
'thereupon alderman Shook introduced a Resolution and mdved its adoption, which motion
was seconded by alderman Ucker. Upon the roll call there were six votes in the affirmal
alderman Sanders not voting. The Mayor thereupon declared the Resolution adopted, said
resolution is in'words and figures as'follows. towit:
R E S' 0 L tJJ T ION
WHEREAS, several property owners in street Improvement District No.47 of th
City of rayetteville, Arkansas, have filed protests with the City Clerk of the City of
Fayetteville.. Arkansas, and said protests have been submitted to the YLhUKdMX City.Co
of the City of Fayetteville, and said protests have been referred to a committee of th
Council appointed for the purpose of determining the benefits derived and
WHEREAS, said committee has made its report, which report has been approve
adopted by the City Council of the City of Fayetteville;
NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Fayettevil
Arkansas, that the assessments heretofore filed with the City Clerk of the City of Fay
ville be amended insofar as'they are conflicting with this and the assessments on the
following lots, blocks and parcels of land are hereby fixed as follows., tO-wit:
NAME OF OWNER DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY ASSESSED BENEFITS
County Court Plat NE4, NE4 Sec. 16 Twp.16 N.,Range 30 W.
is. Daisy Y. Holcomb Beginning 332 feet S, and 220 feet w. of NEXNi5imjjXtXxxE*XNXVSbA
NE corner of NEti NW -lm Sec.16, Twp.16 N. Rge. 30 W.,
thence 17. 90 Ft; thence N.75 feet; thence E.90 feet
thence S.75 feet to beginnig point. 337.37
A. Fassarelli Beginnig 332 feet S. and 170 feet W, of NE corner of NEI, N11112T
Sec. 16 twp. 16 N.Rge. 30 We, thence N. 130 feet; thence E.55 fee
more or less to W. line of Gregg St.; thence Southeasterly
with We line of Gregg Street to N.line of Reagan St.;
thence W.to beginning point. $ 354.82
L. A. Passarelli Beiinning 332 feet South and 220 feet W. of NE corner
NEa NW-"Sec.16, Twp.16 N., Rgg. 30 W.,thence N.75 feet;
thence East 50 feet; thence orthwesterly paralel to and
75 feet equidistant from the -W. line of Gregg Street to a
point 206 feet S, of the Nobth line of said forty acre
tract; thence East 20 feet, thence South to point due East of
the beginning point. 1 $$ 268.40
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