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sent: Mayor A.D.MeAllister, City Clerk J.W.McGehee, City Engineer E.T.Brown, Aldermen:
Bronson, Banks, Gregory, Hosford,-Peal, Sanders and Shook, Absent, Alderman McRoy.
The minutes of the regular meeting of June lard, were read arid'approved.
The following bills were presented, after their approval,by alderman Peal, cha
of the auditing committee:
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Dr Drake
quests
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Jackson cafe .
$ 3.95
Fay, Lbr & Cement
Co 5.00
Lewis Bros Co
2.00
N.W.Ark Times
18.20
Renner -Carmichael
20.61
Bohe's Grocery
2.35
Mrs. J.A .Adams
7.50;
Levis Bros Co.
16.02
Sanf ord & Son
1902
Sanford & Son
Sheet
4.45
Co
J.E.Moore Metal
.50
Abshier- Bryan Motor Ca, $1.50
Phillips Motor Co.
21.51
Lewis Bros Co.
3.53
Kinnie Armstong
2000
Firestone Auto S&S Co.
87.43
Standard Oil Co.
51.88
Rogers Electric Co,
20.00
Ben Porter
.92
20.00
Elmer Boyd
14.40
Robert Porter
13:50
Hugh Pool
' 13.25
Clarence Rice
$13.50
Hal Elderton
130'00
Ben Tune
130'80
Linkway Stores
53.37
Fay Lbr.& Cement
Co97.51
A.F.Shumate
20.00
Otho Shumate'
12.00
Bill Shaffer
22.50
Fay.'Lbr & Cemwnt
Co .86
Linkway Stores
1.21
N.M.Bare
11.25
Thomas & Son '
6.00
Alderman Bronson made a motion that the bills be alloyed, as' approved, seconded by alde
man Shook, whic)g was regularly passed by the Councilor
Mr. & Mrs. Geo. E.Hastings and Dr. Preston L.Hathcock appeared before the Council
to protest- the issuance of a. building permit for a 2 -story Apartment House and a 4 -car gar-
age,'.on Lot''l.;U- n Block 2 Mt kord Addition after discussion, alderman Bronson made a motion
that the hearing be pos7gtponed till next ionday Right, and a committee be appointed to
in spect the site of the proposed buildings and to check the Ordinanees pertaining thereto
this motion was seconded by alderman Gregory, and received the unanimous vote of the Council.
The Mayor appointed the the following committee: Bronson,Gregory and Banks.
Dr.N.F.Drake appeared before the Council. and stated that he understood there was
some talk of planning to enlarge the New Air -port, and since he was the principal contributor
of funds to purchase the Old Air-port,he would be glad for the Council to work out somelplan
whereby the funds he had contributed, could be transferred to a fund for the development
of the New Airport, as he had always been interested in the development of aviation., and
suggested that the Council consider selling the Old Air -port, if a reasonable price canlbe
obtained, or if not sold, to use the Old Air-portas collateral to secure funds, and in either
event to applythe funds received therefromon the purchase of land to enlarge the New Air -port
Alderman Sanders made a motion that a committee be appointed to see what price could
be secured on the Old Airport, or what arrangement could be made to borrow money on thel
Old Air -port, also to dscertaintthe price of the land adjoining the New Airport, that would
be suitable for enlarging said -Air -port, this motion was seconded by alderman Bronson, 'nd
received the unanimous vote of the Council.
The Mayor appointed the Street'Committee,to be assisted by the Mayor and City Attorney
The Mayor reporteddthat he had revived a complaint from Miss Lighton with reference to
odors coming from the Jerpe Dairy roducts Co. and after discussion, it was decided for
the Mayor to inform Miss Lighton that there was nothing the Council could do about the
matter, and to sdggest that she take the matter up with Dr.Turner.
The question of vacations for the City employees was brought up for discussion,
and while no vote was taken on the matter, it seemed to be the unanimous opinionof the
Council that all the City employees be permitted to take a 2 weeks vacation, with the
understanding that they follow the usual custom of completing theirvacations before the
opening of school in September.
There being no ftkrther business, alderman Bronson moved to adjourn,tilln7±30 ThurasHight
seconded by alderman Gregory; which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared. the
Council adjourned, till 7-30, Thursday.night June 13th.
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Fayetteville City Council met in adjourned session, Thursday, June 13th, 1940
Present:D.McA lister Mayor, City Clerk J.W.McGehee, City Engineer E.T.Brown, aldermen:
Bronson, ganks, Hosford, McRoy, Peal, Sanders and Shook. Absent: alderman Gregdry.
The proposed rules and regulations for the Police Department were read, and
discussion, it was decided to postpone action on their adoption, till a few of the sec
could be checked with the City Attorney.
The Insurance committee, to whom had been referred, the request of Lewis & Co
wis& Co for a part of the Insurance business of the Cipy,made their report, and recommended that
Lewis & Co. be given $10,000.00 of insurance on the City Building:, in the fmilowing
ven amounts: $3,500.00 carried by Cravens & Co, and expiring June 17th, 1940, $3,500.Q0
0.000 carried by Eason & Co. expiring June 17th, 1940, and $3,000.00, carried by Renner-Carmich
suranceexpiring'August 18th, 1940. Alderman Hosford made a tpotion that Lewis & Co $ib^givd32C;0 of
$10:1-00000 of insurance in the amounts, and on the dates of expiration recommended by tYe
committee, this motion was seconded by alderman Sanders, and on roll call by the Clerk,
received the unanimous vote of the Council.(Who were present).
The Insurance Committee further recommended that a plan be worked out with
the Insurance Companies, whereby all policies will mature on June 30th each year,, xxXxXXx
(Alderman Stnders made a motion ghat the jnsurance vJommlttee'be -Il t"rmete'cC to have all t
Insurance Policies Re -written to expire on the same date, as of June 30th,
this motion was seconded by alderman Banks, and was passed unanimously by the Council.
There being no further business, alderman Shook moved to adjourn, seconded by alderman Peal, whi
duly passed by the Counc4 and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned*
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