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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1942-08-24 Minutes558 istri ct Alderman Gregory made a motion that the 1942 assessment in Street Imp 46 District No.461 for the intersections , amounting to $99.56, be allowed, this motion w 42 seconded by alderman Banks, and was passed unanimously by the Council: sessn ent id There being no further business, alderman McRoy moved to adjourn, seconded b alderman Bronson, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared the Cou adjourned', ������yyyyy....,,,,,,� QQ Attest �_?" 1_ . o? Approved ",4UL �yCer p, Mayor Fayetteville Ckty Council met for regular session, monday, August 17th,1942 orum After waitng till 8-30, and only 3 aldermen beong present, the Mayor deelred that for lack of a quorem, the Council was adjourned. r Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, Aygust 24th,1942 yor The absence of the Mayor was r_oted, and alderman Hosford made a motion that alderman bsent Sanders be elected Mayor pro -tem, seconded by alderman Gregory, which was passed unani- anders mously by the Council. Pro -tem The Clerk then called the roll and noted the follwimg present Aldermen; Bronson', --.Banks, Gregory, Hosford, McRoy, Sanders, Shook and Stubblefield, City Clerk J.W.McGehee, City Attdrney Price Dickson, City Engineer E.T.Brown,Police ®hi( Dan Allen and Building Inspector Henry George. Fad*ettevi'_le Ciyy Cosacil met in regular session, Monday. August 10th, 1942 of the regular meeting of August 10th, Present : Msnr G.no.Vaughan, City Clerk J.PJ.McGehes, City Attorney Price Dickson? City The follwing bills were Engineer E.T.Brown; Police Shief Dan Allen, aldermen ; Bronson ,Banks, Gregory,#osford by alderman Hosford, chairman of ':^Roy, Shook and Stubblefield. Absent: Alderman Sanders. the auditing committee: Minutes of the regular fleeting of August 3rd, were read and approved* The follow ing bills were presented, sfter their approval by alderman Hosford, chairman auditng committee: $14.40 Fay. Tire Exchange Galvir. MFG.Co. 1$155.00 Steve Salusbury $14.40 Ozark Saluage.Co. $$42.4 $0.7; Magnolia Petroleum Cc . 25,01 Robert Porter 2.40 Clarence Rice 5.2 14.40 Fay Tire exchange 6.00 C.Mv.Barnett 2.40 Dsiite Nickels 18*7 Fay Tire Exchange Lewis Bros Co. 2.20 W.D.Barnett 2.40 Jim Gibson 22.0 Steve Salusbury 31111.G©.s & Electric Co. - 4.08 Guy Roberts 13.80 Ellis George 18.0 1.75 Stout's Service Sta 1.53• Andrew Coleman 12.00 Junior Williams 18.0 Fay Drug Store 2.00 Frank Brooks 15.60 Elzie Thurman 1266 Northwest Ark.Times Heflin's Service Sta 1.02 Mrs Ida J Horton 15.35 Ray Davis 13.3 22.01 Ark.Fuel Oil Co. 1.10` Kern -Limerick, Inc 61.40 Enis Glisen 13.5 10.80 MagnIDlia Pet Co. 62.22 Harper Brush Works 37.37 Herman Mc Murry 3.0 Ellis George Ark.Fuel Oil Co. 4.08 J,W,McGehee, Clerk 1925 Monroe Evins 6.9 Frank Brooks Lewis Bros Co. 4.80 Magnolia Pet Co. 31.11 Lewis Bros,Co. .5 25.00 Reed-Griffeth Garage 18.641 Lewis Bros Co. 1.57 6.0( H.F.Pointer 14.40 Reed-Griffetg Garage 29.01 15.30 Rogers Electric Co. Herschel Holloway 14.40 Elzie Thurman 17.7( alderman Shook made a motion that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by alderm Jim Gibson Bronson, which was reularly passed by the Council': M.L.Henry oy Nix The Clerk read the report of Roy Nix, as SeNerxService Collector for the month of July, Port for my alderman Gregory made a motion that the report be received and filed, seconded by alder Fay.Irdn & Metal Works McRoy, which was passed unanimously by the Council. Glisen ter Alderman Hosford., chairman of the Water Committee, submitted a report of the ommittee proceedings of the meeting of the Water Committee, on August, 8th, together with the port recomendations of the Committee to the City Council, alderman Banks made a motion that £ommend- the report be received f?e the recommendations of the committee be approved, seconded b tions. alderman McRoy, which was passed unanimously by the Council. 39.44 istri ct Alderman Gregory made a motion that the 1942 assessment in Street Imp 46 District No.461 for the intersections , amounting to $99.56, be allowed, this motion w 42 seconded by alderman Banks, and was passed unanimously by the Council: sessn ent id There being no further business, alderman McRoy moved to adjourn, seconded b alderman Bronson, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared the Cou adjourned', ������yyyyy....,,,,,,� QQ Attest �_?" 1_ . o? Approved ",4UL �yCer p, Mayor Fayetteville Ckty Council met for regular session, monday, August 17th,1942 orum After waitng till 8-30, and only 3 aldermen beong present, the Mayor deelred that for lack of a quorem, the Council was adjourned. r Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, Aygust 24th,1942 yor The absence of the Mayor was r_oted, and alderman Hosford made a motion that alderman bsent Sanders be elected Mayor pro -tem, seconded by alderman Gregory, which was passed unani- anders mously by the Council. Pro -tem The Clerk then called the roll and noted the follwimg present Aldermen; Bronson', --.Banks, Gregory, Hosford, McRoy, Sanders, Shook and Stubblefield, City Clerk J.W.McGehee, City Attdrney Price Dickson, City Engineer E.T.Brown,Police ®hi( Dan Allen and Building Inspector Henry George. ( Continued Page 559) the Minutes of the regular meeting of August 10th, were read and approved. The follwing bills were presented, after their approval by alderman Hosford, chairman of the auditing committee: H.F.POinter $14.40 Fay. Tire Exchange x}18.95 Sanford & Son $0.7; Herschel Holloway 14.40 Fay.Printing Co. 11.95 Fay Tire Exchange 48.3.• Steve Salusbury 12.00 Commercial Radio Equipmt 1.75 Dwite Nickels 18.7; Guy Roberts 10.80 Northwest Ark.Times 35.45 Jim Gibson 22.01 Andrew Coleman 10.80 SW.Gas & Electric Co. 13.30 Ellis George 18.0( Frank Brooks 31.20 J.C.Dotson 25.00 Junior Williams 6.0( Dwite Nickels 15.30 Rogers Electric Co. .77 Elzie Thurman 17.7( Jim Gibson 21.70 M.L.Henry 50.00 Ray Davis 18.0( Ellis George 12.00 Fay.Irdn & Metal Works 2.79•Enis Glisen 6.0( Junior Williams 13.95 Gilstrap Lbr.Co. 6.43 Monroe Evins 18.7: Elzie-.Thurman 12.90 Arkola Sand & Gravel Co 39.44 Argle Wood 3.0( Ray Davis 17.70 Joe Baker 25.00 Earl Boyd 17.8; Enis 5lisen 13.65 Salusbmry General Shop .75 William Napar 3.9( Monroe Evins 14.85 Frank Brooks 7.38 Bob Pate 3.4; Argle Wood 10.20 H.F.Pointer 14.40 Steve Salusbury 12.0( Doyle McElyea 5.40 Herschel Holloway 14.40 Herbert Morgan 1.2( Frisco R.R.Co. 36.34 Steve Salusbury 4.80 Fay.Flytng Field 96.0( Cecil E.Smith 31.50 Andrew Coleman 9.60 Reed-Griffeth Garage 10.49 Hanshew Coal Co. 10.60 At this time Mayor Vaughan appeared, and took his•-Flace;a8NMayor,and alderman Bronson ayor made a motion that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by alderman Banks. which aughan •,ras.regularly passed by the Council. ppears The question of a Car -marker for the balance of the year came.iip,.f;orl,.dis• cussion, since it was announced that Eldo Cole was eesigningthe 1st of September, and ii was decided to leave it up to the Mayor to try to work out something by next meeting^. ( Continued Page 559) the 5.5.9 ( Minutes of August 24th, continued) Police Chief Dan Allen stated that he was having some complaints about large trucks oading loading and unloading in front of some of the business houses causing a traffic con- ock to gestion, after discussion, alderman Bronson made a motion that in'the case of the e placed Farmers Market,the matter be referred to the City Engineer to work out a plan, whereby t back the loading dock could be changed to the back of the Store,this motion was seconded at by alderman Banks, and was passed unanimously by the Council F rmers Mk . There being no further business, alderman Hosford moved to adjourn, seconded by alderman $$cRoy, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned; . Attest` Approved y Clerk -411ayort;54' J.F,Sonnema Mr.W.F.Sonneman appeared before the Council and stated that -the Moving Picture as ed Industries had been asked to sponsor the sale of BONDS and STAMPS for the month of SEPTE permission 3ERe and requested permission from the Council to erect a VICTORY HOUSE some where on th to ercect gaare, in which to conduct the sale of Bonds and Stamps, not only for the month of Sep - Vi ttry tember., but for the DURATION of the war, alderman Gregory made a motion that the Council Bldg aooperate with Lir.Sonneman in every way, and that a COMI✓ITTE'' be appointed to work with r.Sonneman.in selecting a location,and in working out the details of the construction o he building,this motion was seconded by alderman McRoy, and was passed unanimously by t ouncil. The Mayor then designated the i� Street committee, consisting.of aldermen anders, Shook and Stubblefield, as the Special committee; Jo Bynum The Mayor reported with reference to a CAR 41ARKER to take the place of Eldo Car -Marler Colev that he had 2 applicants, viz: John Bynum and Joe Baker, after discussion, it was decided that the Mayor be authorized to offer the place to John Bynum, at a salary of '60.00 per month" S it, City Attorney reported that he had filed suit against the Gulf Refining filed to Company to cancel a, lease on the City Airport, alderman Gregory made a motion that a ccel warrant be allowed tp pay the Cost of filing the suit., seconded by alderman Hosford, GufR,sf.Co ihich was passed unanimously by the Council's ease I . Polic.e Chief Dan Allen stated that he had been unable to hire. any one to R.F.Jackson take the place of Patrolman, Lyle Allen, Who had been called to the Service, and that if tolbe there was no objection he,would put R.F.Jackson (Who has been working for some time as Desk EXTRA DESK PATF.OTMAN) on as DESK PATROI=N, on a monthly basis, in accordance with salar Patrolman regulatnons as set up for PATROLMEN, Viz: beginning at ,$80.00 per month. There being no further business, alderman McRoy moved to adjourn, secon< ed by alderman Bronson, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Eiayor declared the Council adjourned: Attest Approved Wity UlerzMayor Fayettevillle City Council m -et in regular session, monday, September, 7th, 1942 Present: Mayor Geo, Vaughan, City Clerk J.W.McGehee, aldermen; Bronson and McRoy. Lack of a.quorum. was noted, and alderman McRoy moved to adjourn till Tuesday night at 8 ¢clock, seconded by alderman Bronson,which was passed unanimously, and the Mayor de- clared the Council adjourned till Tuesday might at 8- O -clock. AttestJ.k.*e4A0, Approved 1&X4,44Ay. L71 eric Mayoro • I Fayetteville City Council met in regular session,0&Ionday, August 31st.. 1942. present: Mayor Geo.Vaughan, City Clerk J?W31c(?ehee,,City Attorney•Prkce Dickson, City Tn ineer E.T.Brown, Police Chief Dan Allen, aldermen ; Bronson, Banks, rrregory,Hosford, I Noy, Sanders, Shook and Stubblef ield@ Minutes of the regular•meeting of August 24th, were read,and approved* The following bills were presented, after their approval by aldefman Hosford, chairman Qf the auditing committee: (Lewis Bros Co w1.38 A.C.Hart Auto Service $10.10 Dwite Nickels x$18.90 Motor Co. 8.27 Lyons Machinery Co. 7.00 Jim Gibson 22.05 Fhillips nark Grocer Co. .63 Wilson Paint Co. 10.97 Ellis George 12.00 gom.Radio Equipmt Co. 3.50 Lewis Bros Co. 2.19 Elzie Thurman 13.50 rarkin-Frinting & Sta.Co.56.53 Fay.Tire Exchange 15.15 Ray avis 18.00 F.Jackson 93.00 H.F.Pointer 14.40 Monr7oa Evins 18.90 t{� heo Burns 6.00 Herschel Holloway 13.20 Earl; Boyd 18.00 15r.J.F.Stanford 3.00 Steve Salusbury 13.50 Bob 'Pate 18.00 Tom Williams 3.00 Andrew Coleman 13.50 Emil Boyd 8.10 Allen 1.60 John Gibson 8.40 on Day 1.60 Frank. Brooks 1995 Theo Burns 1.60 J.H.Phipps Lbr.Co. 16.33 earl Hand 1.60 Lewis Bnos Co. 1.18 Taylor Hannah 1.60 i (Alderman Stubblefield made a motion. that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by (Aderman Banks, which was regularly passed by the Council ` J.F,Sonnema Mr.W.F.Sonneman appeared before the Council and stated that -the Moving Picture as ed Industries had been asked to sponsor the sale of BONDS and STAMPS for the month of SEPTE permission 3ERe and requested permission from the Council to erect a VICTORY HOUSE some where on th to ercect gaare, in which to conduct the sale of Bonds and Stamps, not only for the month of Sep - Vi ttry tember., but for the DURATION of the war, alderman Gregory made a motion that the Council Bldg aooperate with Lir.Sonneman in every way, and that a COMI✓ITTE'' be appointed to work with r.Sonneman.in selecting a location,and in working out the details of the construction o he building,this motion was seconded by alderman McRoy, and was passed unanimously by t ouncil. The Mayor then designated the i� Street committee, consisting.of aldermen anders, Shook and Stubblefield, as the Special committee; Jo Bynum The Mayor reported with reference to a CAR 41ARKER to take the place of Eldo Car -Marler Colev that he had 2 applicants, viz: John Bynum and Joe Baker, after discussion, it was decided that the Mayor be authorized to offer the place to John Bynum, at a salary of '60.00 per month" S it, City Attorney reported that he had filed suit against the Gulf Refining filed to Company to cancel a, lease on the City Airport, alderman Gregory made a motion that a ccel warrant be allowed tp pay the Cost of filing the suit., seconded by alderman Hosford, GufR,sf.Co ihich was passed unanimously by the Council's ease I . Polic.e Chief Dan Allen stated that he had been unable to hire. any one to R.F.Jackson take the place of Patrolman, Lyle Allen, Who had been called to the Service, and that if tolbe there was no objection he,would put R.F.Jackson (Who has been working for some time as Desk EXTRA DESK PATF.OTMAN) on as DESK PATROI=N, on a monthly basis, in accordance with salar Patrolman regulatnons as set up for PATROLMEN, Viz: beginning at ,$80.00 per month. There being no further business, alderman McRoy moved to adjourn, secon< ed by alderman Bronson, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Eiayor declared the Council adjourned: Attest Approved Wity UlerzMayor Fayettevillle City Council m -et in regular session, monday, September, 7th, 1942 Present: Mayor Geo, Vaughan, City Clerk J.W.McGehee, aldermen; Bronson and McRoy. Lack of a.quorum. was noted, and alderman McRoy moved to adjourn till Tuesday night at 8 ¢clock, seconded by alderman Bronson,which was passed unanimously, and the Mayor de- clared the Council adjourned till Tuesday might at 8- O -clock. AttestJ.k.*e4A0, Approved 1&X4,44Ay. L71 eric Mayoro