HomeMy WebLinkAbout1941-06-02 MinutesThe Clerk then read the ordinance the third and final time.
The Mayor then put the question "Shall the Ordinance pass", and on roll call by the
Clerk, received the unanimous vote of yhe Council, and the Mayor declared passed, as
there were 7 Ayes and no Nays.
Alderman Bronson moved the emergency clause be adopted, sdconded by alder-
man Shook, and on roll call by the Clerk, received the unanimous vote of the Council,
and the Mayor declared adopted, as there were 7 Ayes, and no Nays.
ORD I N A N C E NO . 8-5-2
AN ORDINANCE CREATING THE SEPERATE OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE OF THE
CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
WHEREAS, financial conditions of the City of Fayetteville have made at
possible to set aside sufficient funds to maintain the seperate office of Chief
of Police, and
WHEREAS, it is desirable that a Chief of Police be named as soon as a
suitable person can be selected with necessary qualifications;
NCW,THEREFORE,BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Faye tter.'."j
villa, Arkansas:
SECTION 1. The seperate office of Chief of Police of the City of Fayette.
ville is hereby created and shall be filled in the mariner provided by law and
the rules and regulations of the Civil Service Commission of the Cijsy of
Fayetteville.
SECTION 2. Pending the selection and designation of a Chief of Police,
the Mayor of the City of Fayetteville shall continue'to act as Ex -Officio Chief
of Police in the capacity in which he is now serving.
SECTION 3. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith
are hereby repealed; and it appearing that the administration of the Police
Department requires a full time, active Chief of Police, an emergency is hereby
declared to exist, and this ordinance shall be'in full force and effect from
and after its passge, approval and publication.
Passed and approved this %k day of May, 1941.
Attest Approved
y Clerk
There being no further business, alderman McRoy moved to adjourn, seconded by
alderman Bronson, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared
the Council adjourned.
Attest Approved -iWJAWX
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City Glexk � a etteville Cit Council met in regular session, monda , Ju e 2nd, 1941s
J.absenthee the absence of City Clerk, J.W.McGeheeuwas noted, and City Attorney Price Dickson
absent .
City Atty Price„ acted as City Clerk.
Dickson acting Cler On roll call by the Clerk, the following members of theCouncil were noted
present:
Mayor Geo Vaughan, City Attorney Price Dickson, City Engineer E.T.Brown,
aldermen; Bronson, Banks,,Gregory, Hosford, McRoy, Sanders, Shook and Stubblefield.
Minutes of the regular meeting of May 26th, were read and approved.
The following bills were presented, after their approval by alderman Hosford, chair-
man of the auditing committee:
_ Hugh Pool $$9.60
Taylor Hannah $$10.80 J.W.McGehee,Clerk x$0.50 E.VJ.Shuford.. Agt. 37.90
J.SHelley 5.25 Mrs.A.J.Greathouse. 4.05 Otho Shumate 14.40
Ark.Western Gas Col 15.87 Montgomery.Ward 20.88 A.F.Shumate 22.50
The Automotive Inc 1.80 Thomas & Son 5.25 Frank Brooks 27.30
J.R.Stanberry 3050 Elmer Powers 2.75 'Clint Brooks 15.98
S.W.Gas & Electric Cc 393.59 Elmer Boyd 18:00 Kelley Henderson 16.80
Chamberlin Metal Weather Hal Elderton 12.00 Chas.Wilcox 14.40
Strip Col. IRC. 100.00 Jim Gibson 12.00 Clarence Rice 14:40
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Alderman,McRoy made a motion that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by
alderman Banks, which was regularly passed by the Council.
Repdrt of
Bldg The report of Henry George as Building Inspector, for the month og May, was
Henry GInsp. eorge read by the Clerk, and akderman Shook made a motion that the report be received and
for Mo.of May filed, seconded by alderman IvloRoy, which was passed unanimously lay.the Council.
Leasinl.3rd, floor The question of leasing the City's pant of the 3rd floor of the Adminis-
1 ft to I tration Building to the Masonic Lodge came up for discussion, and alderman Sanders
ldg Committeels made a motion that the iiatter be referred to the Building committee, with power to
act, this motion was seconded by alderman Hosford, and was passed unanimously by the
Council.
R P*ofCFire
be ore ouncil Representatives of 2 Fire Hose Companies appeared before the Council and
extolled the merdts of their respective products.
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W.Mash=iiTh§ claim of.C.W.Mashburn for damaged gas tank was presented,and after discussion,
n claim alderman Shook made amotion that abtiontonrthe claim be deferred till next konday Night,
erreds this motion was seconded by alderman McRoy, and was passed unanimously by the Council
City Cleric At this time City Clerk J.W.McGehee appeared and took his place at the Council Tabie.
appears
jl The question of settlement of The Municipal Court expense, with the County Judge came
came up for discussion again, and alderman Sanders made a motion that the matter be referrer
L8iunicipa1 to the Finance Committee, City Attorney and the Mayor, with power to act, this motion was
Court seconded by alderman Banks, and was passed unanimously by the Council.
ftll.ble-
by alderman Hosford, chai:bman o
the auditing committee:
ment, to
Alderman Bronson moved to
go into executive session,
seconded by alderman
Finance
$22.20
Banks, which was passed unanimously,
and the Mayor declared
the Council, in executive
Com.
session, after discussion of various
administrative matters,
alderman Uregory moved to
1.23
Lewis Bros Co.
out of executive session, secorTU by
alderman Stubblefield,
which was passed unanimous)
12.00
Hilton Bros.
and the Mayor declared tine Council in
regular sessions
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Alderman Banks, chairman of the Fire Committee,reported that in answer to
anhattan the advertisement for bids to be dubmitted on 650 feet of 22 inch Hose and 350 feet of.1.'
o0 lm inch hose, the following firms had submitted bids: Campbell & Bell; The Automotive Zno.,
o sell Fabric Fire Hose Co., Premier'Fire Apparatus Co., Manhattan Rubber Mauufacturing Division,
Fire and Hewitt Rubber Corporation• and after studying the bids from every angle, that the Com -
Hose mittee recommended the bid submitted by Manhattan, be accepted, and alderman Banks made a
motion that the recommendation of the Committee be approved and the order given to
Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing Division, this motion wasseconded by alderman Sanders, and
received the unanimous vote of the Council*
Alderman Sanders, chairman of the Street committee, reported with reference
Nt.Sequo,the proposed right-of-way up Mt.Sequoyah, from the end of East Lafayette Street, that th
h. R-of-WCommittee had contacted the property owners to be affected by the proposed R -of W., and
rom received a favorable report, and that there was nothing further for the committee to do,
Fast till the Surveyors came and made their report.
afayette
The Project of the Under -pass on Center Street came up for discussion,but
no action was taken.
June
meeting
not held.
{report on
'•leasing
I3rd
floor
etition
0
build
bridge
on
?Wash-
ington
There being no further business, alderman McRoy moved to adjourn, seconded
alderman Banks, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared the you
journed.
AttestW,4 Approved
6ulty er . gsam::Z40 'Aa
yor
The regular meeting of June 9th, was not held, on account of exercises at the University.
Fayetteville City 6ouncil met in regular session, Monday, June 16th, 1941.
Present: Mayor Geo.Vaughan, City Clerk J.W.McGehee, City Attorney PricR Dickson,City Engineer
E.T.Brown, and aldermen ;Bronson, Banks,Gregory,Hosdord, McRoy, Sanders, Shook and StubiAe-
fields I
Minutes of the regular meeting of June 2nd, were read and approved.
The following bills were presented, after theirapproval
by alderman Hosford, chai:bman o
the auditing committee:
Curtis Bynum
$22.20
Homer Rqdfern
$1.00
Standard Oil Co.
$64.95
Taylor Hannah
9.60
Bohe's grocery
1.23
Lewis Bros Co.
3:60
Elmer Boyd
12.00
Hilton Bros.
3019
Harry George
1160
Hal Elderton
14.40
Kelley Bros.Lbr. Co.
10'09
Gabbard Bros
23:69
Jim Gibson .........
12.00
Ozark Grocer Co.
5046
Elmer Boyd
12:00
Hugh Pool
12.00
Red Cross Drug Stare
.97
Hal Elderton
120100
Clarence Rice
14.40
Fay.Machine Tool Works
.60
Jim.Gibson
140140
Otho Shumate
14.40
Rogers Electric Co.
1.65
Hugh Pool
12:00
A.F.Shumate
22.50
Montgomery- Ward Co.
8.51
Clarence Rice
12:00
Frank Brooks
28,80
Ark.Fuel Oil Co.
2.08
Arkola Sand &Gravel'+791:40
Clint Brooks
16.80
Nat.Cylinder Gas Co.
11.70
Otho Shumate
14:40
Kelley Henderson'
16.80
Lewis Bros. Co.
80'09
A.F.Shumate
22:50
Charles Wilcox
14.40
S.W.Bell Telephone Co.
70'50
E.M.Murphy
29:62
Taylor Hannah
=15.85
Sanford & Son
2.96
Frank Brooks
28:80
Curtis Bynum -
1,50
H.C.Trail
22.50
Clint Brooks
16:80
Johnson Cafe
14.20
Fay.Lbr & Cement Co
41.94
Keller Henderson
16:80
Bohe's Grocery
.56
Fay. Machine Tool -Works
3.50
Chas. ilcox
1440
Wilson Paint Co.
20.00
Reed & Griffeth
18.71
Clarence Rice
20140
S.W.Bell Telephone Co.
28.41
Sanford & Son
1.00
Hal Elderton
26140
N.W.Ark.Times
41.20
Kinnie Armstrong
1000
Arkola Sand&Gravel
202131
S.G.Adams Co.
5.65
Phillips Motor Co.
19.04
Kelley Bros Lbr.Co.
122;47
Fayetteville Prtg Co.
9.29
Fay.Printing Co. •
.56
Lewis Bros.Co,
7:38
Ark.Western Gas Co
9.04
Ozark Salvage Co.
.50
Linkway Stores Co.
38:04
Fay.Lbr.& Cement Co.
11:73
Alderman Bronson made a
motion
that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by
alderma
Banks, which was regularly passed by the Council.
Alderman Gregory, chairman of the Building Committee, stated that he had con-
ferred with the Secretary of the Masonic Lodge, with reference to their request to lease
the East 2 of the third floor of the Administration Building,and was informed that the
Lodge would appoint a Committee at their first regular meeting, to confer with the Bldg.
Committee.(of the Council)
A petition, signed by a number of Property owners and Citizens, was present
and read by the Clerk, asking that a Bridge be built acrmss the "Town Branch" on South
Washington Avenue,alderman Bronson made a motion that the Petition be received and filed,
and referred to the Street Committee, this motion was seconded by alderman Gregory, and
was passed unanimously by the Council.
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