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(Fayetteville City. Council met in regular session, Monday, April 13th,1942.
Present : Mayor Geo.Vaughan, City Clerk J.W.M¢Gehee, City Attormdy Price Dickson, City
�gimeer E.T.Brown, Police Chief Dan Allen, Building Inspector Henry George, and alder;
Bronson, Banks, Gregory, Hosford, McRoy, Sanders, Shook and Stubblefield.
Minutes of the regular meeting of April 6th, were read and approved*
Alderman Shook presented the 1942 budget,(which had been adopted at the regular
1942 Lmeeting of the Council M"ch 30,1942, and vetoed by the Mayor at the regular meeting of
Budget the Council April 6th, and referred back to the Finance Committee) and made a motion that
a oved (the Budget be approved, as adopted, March 30th, 1942, this motion was seconded by alder-
asadopted man Sanders, and was passed unanimously by the Council'*
3-36,42 Karl Bell presented a_request for some help from the Street Department in
grading the BALL D7gMpND��r derman Gregory made a motion that the matter be referred
alderman Sanders Lih5A. ntb the Street Comimittee# seconded by alderman Bronson, which
was passed unaniKously.by the Council*
A certificate of the election held April 7th,1942, was presented by the Clerl
a copy of which is as follows:
COYY_L1E��OERTIFICATE.OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS
The follwing is the result or the election e n aye teville, Tuesday, Apri1,7,
1942. 1 '
Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Total
City Attorney
Price Dickson 17 6 16 8 47
City Clerk.
J.W.McGehee 17 6 16 8 47
Alderman- Ward 1
Allen Banks 17 6 16 8 47
Alderman -Ward 2
Earl Shook 18 6 16 8 48
Alderman- Ward 3
Jerome McRoy 17 6 16 8 47
Alderman -Ward 4
H.M.Hosford 17 6' 16 8 47
There being no contest, the above candidates were elected.
Signed. Clint Shook
a to
A.Com. ai tlev
ec�3on Commissio
Alderman Bronson made a motion that the Council adjourn SINE DIE, this motion.was
seconded by alderman Banks,which was passed unanimously by the Council'; And the Mayor
declared the Council adjourned, SINE DIE.
Attest Approved
y er . ayor
The Mayor then called the Council to order, M.Cunningham acting as Clerk, noted the,
presence of the following aldermen: Bronson, Gregory, Sanders and Stubblefield, the Maya
then administered the OATH of OffieW,Ps;o the newly elected officers; as follows: Price
Dickson City Attorney, J.W.McGehee City Clerk, Allen Banks Alderman -1st Ward, Earl Shook
aldePman- 2nd Ward, Jerome McRoy- alderman -3rd Ward and H.M.Hosford alderman -4th Ward,
The Clerk then called the roll and the following aldermen, answered present:
Bronson, Banks, Gregory, Hosford, McRoy, Sanders, Shook and Stubblefield.
Mr.Z.T.Boykin, the newly appointed County Sanitarian, was present, and dis-
cussed some of the problems of Sanitation and disease control with the Council*
There being no further business, alderman Bronson mAved to adjourn, seconded
by alderman McRoy, which was dul$ passed by the Council, and�iyie Mayor declared the Coun
c it adjourned, ((�� n n
ME, J 0 77 M�K
Approved
The following bills were presented, after their approval by alderman Hosford, chair-
man of the auditing commdttee:
Northwest Ark. Times $21.20 Standard Oil Co. .$26.85 Herschel Solloway $13.20
Ozark Grocer Co.. . 2.55 Standard Oil Co. 38.55 Kern -Limerick 24.60
555, Inc. 46.64 Fay.Machine & .Tool .90 Mrs.Ida J.Horton 6.15
777, Battery Service. 13:57 Clarence Rice 13.20 Howaed Shumate 14.40
Bs19nes Electric Co, 3.12 H.F.Pointer 13.20 A.F.Shumate 22.50
Alderman Shook made a motion that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by alder -
Bronson, which was regularly passed by.the Council*
eports of
The reports of Roy Nix, Sewer Service Collector and Henry, --as Building
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inspector for the month of March, were read by the Clerk, and alderman S&nders made a
`motion that the reports be received and filed, seconded'by alderman Banks, which was
wnry
{passed unanimously.by the Council* '
Alderman Shook presented the 1942 budget,(which had been adopted at the regular
1942 Lmeeting of the Council M"ch 30,1942, and vetoed by the Mayor at the regular meeting of
Budget the Council April 6th, and referred back to the Finance Committee) and made a motion that
a oved (the Budget be approved, as adopted, March 30th, 1942, this motion was seconded by alder-
asadopted man Sanders, and was passed unanimously by the Council'*
3-36,42 Karl Bell presented a_request for some help from the Street Department in
grading the BALL D7gMpND��r derman Gregory made a motion that the matter be referred
alderman Sanders Lih5A. ntb the Street Comimittee# seconded by alderman Bronson, which
was passed unaniKously.by the Council*
A certificate of the election held April 7th,1942, was presented by the Clerl
a copy of which is as follows:
COYY_L1E��OERTIFICATE.OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS
The follwing is the result or the election e n aye teville, Tuesday, Apri1,7,
1942. 1 '
Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Total
City Attorney
Price Dickson 17 6 16 8 47
City Clerk.
J.W.McGehee 17 6 16 8 47
Alderman- Ward 1
Allen Banks 17 6 16 8 47
Alderman -Ward 2
Earl Shook 18 6 16 8 48
Alderman- Ward 3
Jerome McRoy 17 6 16 8 47
Alderman -Ward 4
H.M.Hosford 17 6' 16 8 47
There being no contest, the above candidates were elected.
Signed. Clint Shook
a to
A.Com. ai tlev
ec�3on Commissio
Alderman Bronson made a motion that the Council adjourn SINE DIE, this motion.was
seconded by alderman Banks,which was passed unanimously by the Council'; And the Mayor
declared the Council adjourned, SINE DIE.
Attest Approved
y er . ayor
The Mayor then called the Council to order, M.Cunningham acting as Clerk, noted the,
presence of the following aldermen: Bronson, Gregory, Sanders and Stubblefield, the Maya
then administered the OATH of OffieW,Ps;o the newly elected officers; as follows: Price
Dickson City Attorney, J.W.McGehee City Clerk, Allen Banks Alderman -1st Ward, Earl Shook
aldePman- 2nd Ward, Jerome McRoy- alderman -3rd Ward and H.M.Hosford alderman -4th Ward,
The Clerk then called the roll and the following aldermen, answered present:
Bronson, Banks, Gregory, Hosford, McRoy, Sanders, Shook and Stubblefield.
Mr.Z.T.Boykin, the newly appointed County Sanitarian, was present, and dis-
cussed some of the problems of Sanitation and disease control with the Council*
There being no further business, alderman Bronson mAved to adjourn, seconded
by alderman McRoy, which was dul$ passed by the Council, and�iyie Mayor declared the Coun
c it adjourned, ((�� n n
ME, J 0 77 M�K
Approved