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( 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
pe placed Farmers Market,the matter be referred to the City Engineer to work out a plan, whereby
qt back the loading dock could be changed to the back of the Store,this motion was seconded
a 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 ffcRoy, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared the
Council adjourned; v
Attest �:�� Approved
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Fayetteville City Council met in regular session,.I+ionday, August 31st, 1942.
'resent: Mayor Geo.Vaughan, City Clerk J?W.Me9ehee,,City Attorney Prkce Dickson, City
Tngineer E.T.Brown, Police Chief Dan Allen, aldermen Bronson, Banks, C`regory,Hosford,
McRoy, Sanders, Shook and Stubblefield* ;
Minutes of the regular.meeting of August 24th, were read,and approved.
The following bills ;7ere presented, after their approval by aldefman Hosford, chairman
pf the auditing committee:
ezais Bros Co
Ola38
A.C.Hart Auto Service
$lo,l0
Dwite Nickels
$18.90
hillips Motor Co.
8.27
Lyons Machinery Co.
7.00
Jim Gibson
22.05
zark Grocer Co.
.63
Wilson Paint Co.
10.97
Ellis George
12.00
om.Radio Equipmt Co.
3.50
Lewis Bros Co.
2.19
Elzie Thurman
13.50
arkin-Printing & Sta.Co.5F.53
Fay.Tire Exchange
15.15
Ray.pavis
18.00
.F.Jackson
$3.00
H.F.Pointer
14.40
Monroe Evins
18.90
heo Burns
6.00
Herschel Holloway
13.20
Earl Boyd
18.00
r.J.F.Stanford
3.00
Steve Salusbury
13.50
Bob Pate
18.00
om Williams
3.00
Andrew Coleman
13.50
Emil Boyd
8.10
an Allen
1.60
John Gibson
8.40
ob Day
1.60
Frank, Brooks
1.95
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Theo Burns
1.60
J.H.Phipps Lbr.Co.
16.33
arl Hand
1.6o
Lewis Bnos Co.
1.18
aylor Hannah
1.60
Alderman Stubblefield
made a motion that the bills
be allowed, as approved,
seconded
by
lderman Banks, which was regularly passed by the Council
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;J.�'.Son--eman Mr.W.F.S'onneman appeared before the Council and stated that -the Moving,Picture
as ted (Industries had been asked to sponsor the sale of BONDS and STAMPS for the month of SEPTED
permission ER, and requested permission from the Council to erect a VICTORY HOUSE some where on the
to�ercect quare, in which to conduct the sale of Bonds and Stamps, not only for the month of Sep-
Viptbry ember, but for the DURATION of the war, alderman Gregory made a motion that the Council
Bldg ooperate with Lir.Sonneman in every way, and that a COMMITTEE be appointed to work with
vlr.Sonneman.in selecting a location and in working out the details of the constructioh of
he building,this motion was seconded by alderman McRoy, and was passed unanimously by tl
ouncil. The Mayor then designated the -Street committee, consisting of aldermen
anders, Shook and Stubblefield, as the Special comniittee';
John Bynum The Mayor reported with reference to a CAR 41ARKER to take the place of Eldo
CarrMarker Coles that he had 2 applicants, viz: John Bynum and Joe Balser, 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
fiIlea to Company to cancel a, lease on the City Airport, alderman Gregory made a motion that a
c Ilea
ltarr•ant be allowed to pay the Cost of filing the suit_, seconded by alderman Hosford,
Gu fR,ef.Co ihich was passed unanimously by the Council',.
lease
Police Chief Dan Allen stated that he had been unable to hire any one to
R.F. Jackson take the place of Patrolman, Lyle Allen, .Jho had been called to the Service, and that if
to be there was no objection he,would put R.F.Jackson (Who has been working for some time as
Dusk EXTRA DESK PATROLMAN) on as DESK PATROLMEN, on a monthly basis, in accordance with salary
Patrolman regulations as set up for PATROI11EN, Viz: beginning at $80.00 per month.
There being no further business, alderman McRoy moved to adjourn, second
ed by alderman Bronson, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared the
Council adjourned; sy, -Q D
Attest /�/+* Approved
wity CleritMayor ��`
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Fayettevillle City Council m8t 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 Oclock, seconded by alderman Bronson,which was passed unanimously, and the Mayor de-
clared the Council adjourned till Tuesday I'light at 8- 0 -clock.
Attest D Approved
ty.C01 eric Mayor(J