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Home My WebLink About1939-11-06 Minutes426 Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, I,:onday, November 6th, 1939. Present: Mayor, A,D.IvIcAllister, City Clerk, J.W.I,IcGehee, City Attorney, Price Dickson, City Engineer, E.T.Brovin, aldermen.: Bronson, Carter, Gregory, Hosford, Peal, Sanders, Shook and Ucker. , The following bills were presented, after their approval by alderman Peal, chairman of the auditin committee: Jackson Cafe $74.35, Ark. Western aas Co. "''12.81, S.W.Gas & Electric Co. 343.97, S.VI.Bell Telephone Co, $$35.06, Taylor Hannah 13.25, Paul Muller $$3.50, Eldo Cole $5.00, Fay. Lbr & Cement Co.$67.02, Lewis Bros. Co 42.56, Rogers Electric Co.p4.54, Bossemeyer- McBride $3.32, W.W.Harrison $$1.00, Eason& C0.$715 Cravens & CO. ` �"S� W.S.Duggan $4.01, Fay. Printing Co. 749.58, Ozark Gro. Co.�$1.75, Mine Safety App lanes Co. ti?3.47, Red Cross Drug Store 6$2.81, Phillips Motor Coo68.20, Pay Auto Supply Co.$$2.64, Lewis Bros C.p.p2.51, Abshier- Bryan Motor Co. f$8.19, Sanford & Son $16.70, Campbell & Bell 570.21,6'lestern Auto Supply Co.$1.06, Skelley Oil C 5$4.52, Fay. Machine Coe -W.64, Ozark Salvage Co.S$7.29, Linkway Stores Co $$1.07, Salusbury General Shop 61.70, Miss Pearl Todd v?4.65, Ben Porter $17.50 Elmer Boyd $13.2 Hugh Pool $$10.00, Bill Morris 4V'11.00, Herschel Holloway $$11.25, Fay. Lbr & Cement Co. $$ AF.SHUMATE t)'20.00 and Willie Wilcox $12.000 Alderman.Ucker made a motion that the Bills• atlowed, as approved, seconded by alderman Shook, which was regularly passed by the Cou The need for the construction of three Hangars,also a shop and waiting room,(a fore the Civilian Pilot Program can be put into effect at the Univebsity of Arkansas,( s presented by the Mayor, after discussion, alderman Hosford made a motion that the tter be referred to the Street Committeeeyith power to act, this motion was seconded b al , which was passed unanimously by the Council. fl 00, .77, e ile the) irport) alderman Minutes of the regular meoting of October 30th, and the adjourned meeting of November 3rd, were read and approved. " That hereafter the annual license or permit for the operation of Bovilin� Alleys shall be The following bills were presented, after their approval by alderman Peal, chairman of the auditin committee: Jackson Cafe $74.35, Ark. Western aas Co. "''12.81, S.W.Gas & Electric Co. 343.97, S.VI.Bell Telephone Co, $$35.06, Taylor Hannah 13.25, Paul Muller $$3.50, Eldo Cole $5.00, Fay. Lbr & Cement Co.$67.02, Lewis Bros. Co 42.56, Rogers Electric Co.p4.54, Bossemeyer- McBride $3.32, W.W.Harrison $$1.00, Eason& C0.$715 Cravens & CO. ` �"S� W.S.Duggan $4.01, Fay. Printing Co. 749.58, Ozark Gro. Co.�$1.75, Mine Safety App lanes Co. ti?3.47, Red Cross Drug Store 6$2.81, Phillips Motor Coo68.20, Pay Auto Supply Co.$$2.64, Lewis Bros C.p.p2.51, Abshier- Bryan Motor Co. f$8.19, Sanford & Son $16.70, Campbell & Bell 570.21,6'lestern Auto Supply Co.$1.06, Skelley Oil C 5$4.52, Fay. Machine Coe -W.64, Ozark Salvage Co.S$7.29, Linkway Stores Co $$1.07, Salusbury General Shop 61.70, Miss Pearl Todd v?4.65, Ben Porter $17.50 Elmer Boyd $13.2 Hugh Pool $$10.00, Bill Morris 4V'11.00, Herschel Holloway $$11.25, Fay. Lbr & Cement Co. $$ AF.SHUMATE t)'20.00 and Willie Wilcox $12.000 Alderman.Ucker made a motion that the Bills• atlowed, as approved, seconded by alderman Shook, which was regularly passed by the Cou The need for the construction of three Hangars,also a shop and waiting room,(a fore the Civilian Pilot Program can be put into effect at the Univebsity of Arkansas,( s presented by the Mayor, after discussion, alderman Hosford made a motion that the tter be referred to the Street Committeeeyith power to act, this motion was seconded b al , which was passed unanimously by the Council. fl 00, .77, e ile the) irport) alderman Alderman Sanders moved to go into executive session, seconded by alderman Shook, which was passed unanimously by the Council, after discussion of various administ a- tive matters, alderman Hosford moved to go out of executive session,seconded by alderma, Bronson, which was regularly passed by the Council, and the LTayor declared the Council iln regular session. There being no further business , alderman Bronson moved to adjourn, seconded by alderman Shook, which was duly passed by Council, and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned. Attest. City Clerko Approved Q,.U'.GGt V/iw�'�` Mayor . Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, November 13th, 1939. resent: Mayor. A.D.McAllister, City Clerk, J.W.Mc�Tehee, City Attorney, Price Dickson, ity Engineer,'E.T.Brown. aldermen; Bronson, Certer, Gregory, Hosford, Peal, Sanders, S nd Ucker: Minutes,of the regular meeting of November 6th,were read and approved;, The following bills were presented, after their approval b -Y alderman Peal, chairman f the auditing committee, Jackson Cafe $,1.35, NW.Ark.Times $3.30, Arkola Sand & Gravel Co. $'33.71, Ben Porter 5Oo60,�.Ben_,PQf",t¢r $17.50, Elmer Boyd $12.00, Hugh Pool $$9.00, Bill Morris 6.00, Herschel Holloway $06.000 A.F,Shumate $20.00, Willie Wilcox 6pl2.00, 17 .R .S $enter $74:25 nd Ben Porter $2.00, Alderman Bronson made a motion that the bills be alloyed, as appro'ed, econded by alderman Carter. which was regularly passed by the Council. Harry Sanford appeared before the Council and asked that the license fee for cense Bowling Alleys be reduced, after discussion, alderman Gregory made a motion that r Section three of Ordinance Number 7940 be amended to read as follows: the ;cling " That hereafter the annual license or permit for the operation of Bovilin� Alleys shall be leys Fifteen Dollars ($$15.00) per alley:" This motion was seconded by alderman arter, and on 3uced roll call by the Clerk, was passed unanimously. I Alderman Sanders moved to go into executive session, seconded by alderman Shook, which was passed unanimously by the Council, after discussion of various administ a- tive matters, alderman Hosford moved to go out of executive session,seconded by alderma, Bronson, which was regularly passed by the Council, and the LTayor declared the Council iln regular session. There being no further business , alderman Bronson moved to adjourn, seconded by alderman Shook, which was duly passed by Council, and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned. Attest. City Clerko Approved Q,.U'.GGt V/iw�'�` Mayor . Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, November 13th, 1939. resent: Mayor. A.D.McAllister, City Clerk, J.W.Mc�Tehee, City Attorney, Price Dickson, ity Engineer,'E.T.Brown. aldermen; Bronson, Certer, Gregory, Hosford, Peal, Sanders, S nd Ucker: Minutes,of the regular meeting of November 6th,were read and approved;, The following bills were presented, after their approval b -Y alderman Peal, chairman f the auditing committee, Jackson Cafe $,1.35, NW.Ark.Times $3.30, Arkola Sand & Gravel Co. $'33.71, Ben Porter 5Oo60,�.Ben_,PQf",t¢r $17.50, Elmer Boyd $12.00, Hugh Pool $$9.00, Bill Morris 6.00, Herschel Holloway $06.000 A.F,Shumate $20.00, Willie Wilcox 6pl2.00, 17 .R .S $enter $74:25 nd Ben Porter $2.00, Alderman Bronson made a motion that the bills be alloyed, as appro'ed, econded by alderman Carter. which was regularly passed by the Council. The bank statement of Annex no.l to Sewer Improvement liistrict nol was presented ex to Py the Clerk, and alderman Ucker made a motion that the of Annex No l.to Sewer er no 1 IComriissioners improvement Distric# No.l be requested to file a detail report of the District to accompany the esentedink statement, Seconded by alderman Gregory, which was passed uhanimously by the Councii': wer no 1 The Annual report od the Commissioners of Annex No.l to South College Paving D�strict A annex No.l was read by the Clerk,the Auditors report of Sewer Lnprovernent District No.1i was alto South presented by the Clerk, and alderman Bronson made a motion that these reports be referred to'the llege auditing conunittee, seconded by alderman Carter, which was passed unanimously by the Council'.' The following reports for the month of October sere read by the Clerk: fob_er lyde y'lalters, as Building Inspector, A.D.IdcAllister as Ex -Officio Chief of the Fire Department A .nd as Ex -Officio Chief of Police, V,James Ptak,:as Police Judge, Roy Nix, as Sevier Sery ce eports ollector, and J.W.McNehee, as City Collector and as City Clerk; Alderman Hosford made a ,lotion that thevreports be reveived and filed, seconded by alderman Shook, which was pas ed iiMYAXX nanimously by the Council leasnX Mr.S:H*Miller ap::eared before the Council with a proposition to lease the Airp rt irport ilderman Sanders matte a motion that the matter be referred to t'ne Finance Committee, tint' �oweer to•act, seconded by alderman Brohson, which was regularly passed by the Council: o buy The proposition of the Fire Department needing some Bunker Suits rias presented, unker nd after discussion of prices eflsamples submitted, alderman Bronson made a motion that the uits atter be referred to the Fire Committee, with power to act, seconded by alderman Shook.. ihich was passed unanimously by the Council. The question of handling the cleaning up of the extra supply ofleaves on the streets -" as presented by the Yayor, and alderman Ucker made a motion that the usual proceedure be ollowed, Viz; that 1.F.Shumate be allowed 41,2.50 extra per week and alloyed an extra man;the l'anders, ime for' this proceedure to be determined by the Mayor, this motion was seconded by alde4man which vias regularly passed by the Council; 1.