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Fayetteville City Council met in regular session Monday.. �=c=:tz94eE In r
1st', 1941.
Present I,iayor Geo. Vaughan, City Clerk J.W.McGehee, City Attorney Price Dickson,
Police Chief Dan Allens aldermen; Bronson, Banks., Hosford, Sanders, Shook and Stubblefield.
bsent: aldermen Gregory and McRoy.
Minutes of the regular meeting of November 24th, were read and approved;
the following bills were presented, after their approval by alderman Hosf�r:d, chairman ofauditing committee: .wi.s Bros Co. $1,.65 Isomer Redfern !j1..O0 Hugh Pool $P906k.Western Gas Co. 57,.73 Ivan Wages 16.65 Herschel Holloway 12.Od
fled Cross,' Drug Store 1,.02 M.L.Henry 131033 R.C.Salusbury 7.2d
ay Lbr &; Cement Co., 1.84 Fay Lbr & Cement Co 21.78 -Otho Shumate 14.4
Vickers Laundry 2.65 Harry Trail 5.00 Billie Wilcox 14.40
Reed &Griffeth Garage 2..75,Lewis Bros Co. 3.95 A.F.ahumate 22.5
Earl Hand 3.00 Hal Elderton 12.00 Kelley Lbr Co. 44.48
bshier- ',Bryan 4.14 Clarence Rice 12.00 Lewis Bros Co. 13.68
lderman !Brobson made a motion that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by alder.an
Banks, which was regularly passed by the Council.
The reports of Chas Sanders, as Acting Fire Chief, and J.W.Mc�iehee, as City Co1l
iiov. nd as City Clerk, and ban Allen as Chief of Police for the month of Uovember were presen ed,
Deports nd alderman Hosford made a motion that the reports be received and filed, seconded by al-
erman Sanders, which Baas passed unanimously by the Council.
)equest Mr E.C.Aumick was present and requested that a place be marked off on the South
f ide of East Rock Street for "No Parking"so that trucks might have room to enter the all
E C.Aumick etti>>een East and College Avenues. alderman Bronson made a motion that the matter be referred
o the Street Committee, with power to act, seconded by aldermanhosford, which was passed
unanimously by the Comncil.
Alderman Sanders made a moyion that the Ordinance Committee be in structed to
raw up an Ordinance regulating Palmistry reading or Fortune telling, this motion was seconded
y alderman Shook, and received the unanimous vote of the Council.
Ellis Poor( Alderman Banks, chairman of the Fire Department, stated that they had a regular
criver for the Fire Department, S a. ti a that day, December 1st, at $U.00 per month,
d i.ver go go=
P.Dept There being no further business, alderman Bronson moved to adjourn, seconded b
alderman handers, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared the Counc'1
d j ourhed'.
A t to s t Approved
w,;Ity Cler r mayor
Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Mobday, December 8th, 1941.
present : Mayor Geo. Vaughan, City Clerk J.1+9.IwicGehee, City Engineer E.T.Brown, Policeief
Dan Allen, Aldermen; Bronson, Banks. Gregory, Hosford, McRoy, Sanders, Shook and Stubble ield.
Minutes of the regular meeting of December
1st, were read and approved.
The following bills
were presented,
after7heir approval
by alderman Hosford, chairman
of
the
apditin ; Co:amiittee
Johnson Cafe
„,7.09
S;W.Bell Telephone Co.
u25.25
Reed & Griffeth
p1.5O
Ark.Fuel Oil Co.
3.13
A 1c .Fuel Oil Co.
10.77
Hal Elderton
14.40
Ark.Fuel Oil Co.
6O.33,S.Ill.Bell
Telephone
7.64
Clarence Rice
7.20
J.C.Penney
3.38
IM.L.Henry
10.00
Herschel H olloway
14.40
W S.Dugpan
1.25
Ivan Wages
10.00
Hugh Pool
12.00
J.Shelley
5.25
Gabbard Bros
1.98
Otho Shumate
14.4
Orval Chandler
3.00
Standard Oil Co.
50.82
Billie Wilcox
14.40
SoWe Gas & Electric
368.08
Harry George
1.00
A.F.Shumate
22.50
IAldermamn j?osford made a motion that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by alder-
man MGRo . which was regularly passed by the Councils
Henry George Tie report of Henry George, as Bldg Inspector for the month of November, was read by
Bldg Insp the Clerks alderman Brohson made a motion that the report be received, and filed, seconded
report for by alderman Banks, 1+ihich was passed una, imosly by the Council'.
Nov
Notice of the appointment of Ray Ellis and F.F.Wilson as Special Policemen, with
Ray Ellis powers limited to the confines of the Fayetteville idunicipal Airport, was read by the C2mrk,
F.F.Wilson Copy of notice
Special
'P lice December 8th, 1941s,
i
1,I21.Ray Ellis and F.F.Wilson
Airport, City;
Gentlemen
Acting in conjunction with the special orders of the Civil Aeronautics Au hor-
ity and under the present existing emergency brought about by the war with Japan,I am hereby
aa,)ointing each of you SPECIAL MEMBERS of the Fayetteville Police Department, with power '
limited to the confines of the Fayetteville Municipa34p services to be without remunerayion•:'
You are instructed to ground all aircraft now on th ffiel ,
except those directly used in Civillian Pilot Training Courses. Un ilfurther instruction
,you are instructed to investigate and hold ifnecessar-y any aircraft landing on the Airport
of this City, which are not engaged in regular scheduled airline transportation, or are
publicly owned. Particularly, private planes landing shomld be held grounded until authority
for their right to procegd•is proven. It is your especial duty to investigate and report any
suspicious acts occurring at the airport and to arrest and hold any suspicious persons, aho,
you have good reason to believe might be engaged in any type of subversive ctivi'-•es.
Thief t
your powers also include arrests for violations of all City Ordinances and an mss eanor
oliT ee- -other than those concerned with aviation, and which occur at the airport. :Mayor
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