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Alderman
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Mayor -par otem
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to audit
City Reords
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City 'eater
Plant Records
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yetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday• August 28th, 1939,
resent: J.W.McGehee,City Clerk, Price Dickson, City Attorney, City Enbineer, E.T.grown,
ldermen; Bronson ,dar.ter,Gregory ,Hcbsford. Pea 1,S'anders;@hook and Ucker. Absent: Mayor,
.D.McAllister. oosealloo See below for raragraph left out.) .... ...:...............
inutes of the regular meetdng of August 21st were read and approved*
he following billa were presented•, after their approval by alderman Peal, chairman of
he auddting committee; W.E.LaneyA0.50, Ben Porter $$17•.50,•Elmer Boyd $$12.00, Herschel
olloway $$4.00,_Hu h Pool $4.00,Geo9Bomd $$4.00, Robert Porter $$11.00, Af Shumate $$20.000
nd willie Wilopx• 12•.00•• Alderman Ucker made a motion that the hills be allowed, as ap-
�roved, secomded by alderman hosford, which was regularly passed by the Council':'
(-This Paragraph belongs above) ,••• .................................
The absence of•Mayor McAllister tiaras noted and alderman Hosfor'd made a motion that
alderman Sanders act as Mayor-Protem, seconded by alderman Ucker which received the
nanimous vote of the Council.
Alderman Gregory made a motion that the City renew their contract with R.0 Fram
ers & CO. to audit the records of Receipts and Disbursements of the City Clerkand dity
ollector of the City of Fayetteville,Arkansas,for the years 1939 and 1940, for a fee
f $$125.00 per year, or a total fee of $250.00 for the biennium ending December 31st,
.940, the fee to be payable at the rate of $$125.00 upon the completion of each year's
ud it ,
Also, to audit the records of the receipts and disbursements of the City
'ater Plant of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, for the years 1939 and 940, for a
ee of $125.00 per ,year,' or a total fee of 250.00 for the biennium ending December 31st
9401the fee to be payable at the rate of $$125.00 upon the completion of each year's and
his motion was seconded by alderriman Carter, and on roll call by the Clerk, received
he unanimous vote of the Council:
Since the next regular meetinK sept 4th would come on Labor Day, alderman Ucker
moved to adjourn till Tuesday Night, September 5th at.8 Otclock, seconded by adlderman
Bronson. which was duly passed by the Cou e i1„ and the Majaor declared the Council
adjourned.
Attest Approved ji y rg Acting ayCo�re
Fayetteville City Council met in adjourned session, Tuesday, September 5 th, 19390
Present: Mayor,A.D.NIcAllister, 6ity Clerk, J.W•Mcdehee, City Attorney,Price Dickson,
City Engineer, E.T.Brown,aldermen; Bronson, Carter. dregory, osford, Peal, Sanders $
Shook and Ucker•
Minutes of the regular meeting of August 28th were read and approved.
The following bills were presented, after their approval by alderman Peal, chairman of
the auditing committee; Jackson Cafe $4.35,Christmans shop $$2.04, ZT.S.Dugg an $`0.86,
Palace Drug Store $$0.65,S.W.Gas & Electric Co. $344.15, J.W.Shelley $$12.2, Fay Printing
Co.$$13.32, Lyle Allen ?10.00,Taylor Hannah $17.50, Laner Bros. $0.65, Western Service
Station $1.80, Ozark Gro.Co. $3.490 Bohe Grocery 50.97,Red Cross Drug Stdre .$2.04,
H.C.Trail x`9.00; Western Service Station 024.64, Beri Porter $$17.50, Elmer Royd `vv12.00,
Hugh Pool 94.00,Robert Porter $12.00,Geo.Bond 5r5.00,Herschel Holloway 84000, A F.Shumatel
$20.00, Willie Wilcox $$12.00,James Sladen $7.00and 5$17.50, NI
N..Bare $19.38, and
�P.R.Spencer X33.00. Alderman Bronson made a motion that the bills be alll6wed, as approl-
ed, seconded by alderman Shook, which was regularly passed by the Council. .
The Mayor presented the request of tI?e Commissioners of Sewer improvement district
—Ido• 1 to reduce the percentage of assessdd benefits to be collected for the ,year 1939s
romin��a ter discussion, it was decided to postpone action till the fewer Committee could make
an investigation of the f inancidl condition of the District.
Dr.Roy J.Turner was present, and requested the Council to pass an Ordinance to
extend the Sanitary Laws of the City one mile outside the City limits, after discussion
it was decided that a chancery court injunction probably would be the quickest method'
of controlling the situation.
Fire Captain Walter gregg vias present and invited all members of the Council to
attend the weekly fire drill Wednesday night to inspect and check up on the progre$s of
the reorganized department.
There being no further business, alderman Bronson moved to adjourn, seconded by
alderman Sanders, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared the
Council adjourned.
Attestt ,* Approved z? ,, )a
City Clerk. Mayor
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