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Home My WebLink About1943-04-19 MinutesIt R Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, April 19th, 1943. resent: Mayor Geo.Vaughan, City Clerk J.VI.McGehee, City Attorney Price Dickson, Police Chief Dan Allen, 3uilding Inspector Henry George, Treasurer Roy Nix, aldermen; Bronson, Banks, regory, Hosgord, McRoy, Sanders and Stubblefield. CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS The follo:ving is the result of the elcetion held in Fayetteville, Tuesday, April 7, 1943. Mayor Mayor Ward i Ward 2. Ward 3. Ward 4 Tot.1 Geo.Vaughan,Jr -- �- 5 Treasurer Roy Nix 16 13 19 7 Alderman -Ward 1 B.B.Bronson 16 13 19 7 Alderman Ward 2-2 yr term Minutes of the regular meeting of April 5th, were read and approved. rch J.W.Mcgehee as Collector and as City Clerk, were presented by the Clerk,alderman Stubblefield Me following bills were presented, after their approval by alderman Hosford, chairman of was he auditing co = ittee: passed unanimously by the Council. ater Alderman Hosford, chairman of the Water Committee, presented the report of the Wester R.F.Jackson $6.00 Houston- Taylor Motor Co. $9.86 Mid -Continent Oil Co. $18.56 len Srai Herschel Holloway 17.70 Magnolia Petroleum Co. 41.45 Herschel Hollaway 17.70 this motion was seconded by alderman Sanders, and was passed uljanimously by the Uouncil Henry Holloway 17.70 Bohe Gnocery 1.89 Henry Holloway 17.70 Alderman Ward 4 Jim Gibson 20.•55 Suttle Service Sta 5.75 J.W.McGehee, Clerk 1.29 officers wite Nickels 17.70 Abshier- Bryan 2.40 NW.Ark. Times. 8.00 passed unanimously by the Council. Lige-Gabbard 17.70 Rogers Electric Co. 6.83 Harper Brush Works 37.37 Steve Salusbury 17.70 J.W.McGehee, Clerk 31.99 Fay Auto Supply 25.72 • Otho Swinford 8.40 Ida J.Horton 2.30 Firestone Stores Co. 30.35 unanimously by the Council. Troy Byrd 13.14 Kern -Limerick, Inc 9.20 Jim Gibson 20.55 this motion was seconded H.M.Powers 130.00 Fay.Machine Tool Works 1.56 Dwite Nickels 17.70 Rogers Electric Co. 5.51 Linkway Stores 3.02 Lige Gabbard 17.70 Alexander Typewriter Co2.04 Lion Service Sta. 1.00 Steve $alusbury 17.70 Fay.Printing Co. 16.74 Magnolia Pet.Co. 43.23 Otho Swinford 9.00 The Blairs' 2.71 Fay.Auto Supply 15.08 Lewis Bros Co. 6.58 Phillips Motor Co. 35.41 E.A.Martin Machinery Co. 3.62 Kelley Bros Lbr. Co. 1.04 The Automotive Inc. 5.33 Fay.Machine Tool Works 2.50 Fay.Lbr. & Cement Co.,283.65 Alderman Gregory made a motion that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by alder Banks, which was regularly passed by the Council. CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS The follo:ving is the result of the elcetion held in Fayetteville, Tuesday, April 7, 1943. Mayor Mayor Ward i Ward 2. Ward 3. Ward 4 Tot.1 Geo.Vaughan,Jr -- �- 5 Treasurer Roy Nix 16 13 19 7 Alderman -Ward 1 B.B.Bronson 16 13 19 7 Alderman Ward 2-2 yr term The March reports of Roy Nix,Sewer Service Collector, V.James Ptak, as Municipal Judges rch J.W.Mcgehee as Collector and as City Clerk, were presented by the Clerk,alderman Stubblefield W.H.Stubblefiel 16 leports made a motion that the reports be received and filed, seconded by alderman Banks, which was passed unanimously by the Council. ater Alderman Hosford, chairman of the Water Committee, presented the report of the Wester port Department, and made a motion that the report be reel eived and filed, seconded by alderman 3tubblef ield, which wasxpassed unanimously by the Council.' Webb H.Williams 16 len Srai I Alderman Banks, chairman of the Fire Committee, made a motion that the salary of 7 55 5.00 '#�, Allen Strain be raised from $50.00 per month to $55.00 per month, effective April 15th, 1943o crease this motion was seconded by alderman Sanders, and was passed uljanimously by the Uouncil of The question of DELINQUENT CAR LICENSE, came up for discussion, and.alderman Sanders 19 .00 license made a motion that,tbe Street Department pay the amount of x1.00 to the Police Department Alderman Ward 4 natty for each CAR OWNEPI, cited in by them, who has to pay x5.00 for a car license, and the same o be pai rule to apply to Eldo Cole, the NIGHT WP_TCHMAN, provided that in case it is neccessary too 13 officers serve any papers to enforce the collection, that in the case of ELDO COLE, he must serve all papers on any one cited,in by him. This motion was seconded by alderman 14c#oy, and was passed unanimously by the Council. There being no contest, the above candidates were elected buy The question of buying some DEFENSE BOIIDS out of the funds of the S70FRSSERVICE ENSE B014D & INTEREST FUND•and the DEPRECIATION FUND of the SEINER SERVICE DEPARTMENT, was dis ussed# NDS and alderman Sanders ,made a motion that the matter be referred. to the Mayor and SEWER SERVICE • COLLECTOR, Roy NIX and left to their discretion as to the amount of each bond to be purchased m wer the funds of each DEPARTMENT, this motion was seconded by alderman Banks, and was passed J.3�- vice unanimously by the Council. ds Election on Ummission rs. Alderman Bronson made a motionthat the Council adjourn SINE DIE, this motion was seconded by A certificate of the election held April 6th, 1943, was presented by the Clerk, the Council, and the Mayor declared th a copy of which follows: Council adjourned SI11E DIE* CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS The follo:ving is the result of the elcetion held in Fayetteville, Tuesday, April 7, 1943. Mayor Mayor Ward i Ward 2. Ward 3. Ward 4 Tot.1 Geo.Vaughan,Jr -- �- 5 Treasurer Roy Nix 16 13 19 7 Alderman -Ward 1 B.B.Bronson 16 13 19 7 Alderman Ward 2-2 yr term W.H.Stubblefiel 16 13 19 7 5 Alderman Ward 2-1 yr term Webb H.Williams 16 13 19 7 55 Alderman '.lard 3 , J.K.Gregory 16 13 19 7 55 Alderman Ward 4 Geo.T.Sanders 16 13 19 7 55 There being no contest, the above candidates were elected Signed: - Jim C.Parks J.3�- Election on Ummission rs. Alderman Bronson made a motionthat the Council adjourn SINE DIE, this motion was seconded by alderman McRoy, which was passed unanimously by the Council, and the Mayor declared th Council adjourned SI11E DIE* The Clerk then called the Qouncil to order. and noted the presence of the following aldermen: Banks.. McRoy and Hosford. (Continued on page 565) 58 ( Minutes of April 19th, continued) The Mayor stated that all the newly elected officers, as follows: Geo,Vaughan Mayors Roy Nix, Treasurer, B,B,Bronson alderman -1st Ward, VI.H.Stubblefield alderman 2nd Ward regular term,and Webb H.Williams alderman 2nd Ward, 1 year term, J.K.Gregory alderman 3rd Ward and Geo.Sanders alderman 4th Ward, had all signed the OATH of Office, which had been subsceibed and sworn to before Roy A Scott, COUNTY CLERK of WASHINGTON COUNTY. The Clerk, then called the roll and the following alderman answered present. Bronson, Banks, Gregory, Hosford, McRoy, Sanders, Stubblefield and Williams. There being no further business, alderman McRoy moved to adjourn, till Monday, May 3rd, at 8 -O'clock, this motion was seconded by alderman Banks, and was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor declared the Council adjourned till Ma rd. Attest Approved ity clericMayyr o QJ Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, May 3rd 1943. Present ; Mayor Geo,Vaughan,,City Clerk J.W.McGehee, City Attorney rice Dicksoh, Oity Agineer E.T.Brown, Police Chief Dan Allenp Building Inspector Henry George, aldermen, ronson, Gregory, Hosford, McRoy, Sanders, Stubblef ield and Williams. Absent: alderman a rks • Minutes of the regular meeting of April 19th, were read and approved* he following bills were presented, after their approval by alderman Hosford, chairman of the auditing committee ^ Herschpl Holloway $17,70•Kennan Jewelry Co. $20'50 Dwite Nickels $17,70 rJenry Holloway 17,70•Com.Radio Equipmt Co 3.50 Lige Gabbard 17.70 im Gibson 20.55.R.F.Jackson 60'00 Steve Salusbury 17.70 wite Nickels 17,70, Bob's Cafe 33605 Otho Swinford' 10.80 Lige Gabbard 17.70 Fay'Printing Co 210'48 Lewis Bros Co. 1468 Steve Salusbury 17:70.ArkeWestern Gas Co. 52,28 Kelley Bros Lbr, Co 27.57 Otho Swinford 14.28. SVI,Gas & Electric Co 385,76 City Water Plant 1.12.24 Frank Brooks 27.77•SW,Bell Tel Co 320'76 Fay Lbr & Cement Co 213.39 Frank Brooks, Jr 12,57 -Dan Allen 20:62 Frank Brooks' 27.77 �A W.Rotramel 17.89 R.H.i4ueller 2.0,62 Frank_ Brooks, Jr. 15.23 tTubert Cook 18.22•Bob Day r 20:62 A,E.Stone 2,80 Edmond Cook 11.20,Theo Burns 200'62 Fred Wilcox 2080 Bill Bohannon c),80. The Automotive 2,60 Alonzo Tilley 2080 Dale Napier 1.05 Ellis Poore 23.31 Andrew Tilley 2.80 Arlen Cate 2,80 Jess Tune 19.98 Hubert Cook 15.23 R,P,Henderson 2,80 SW.Bell Tel Co. 7,73 Edward Cook 8.40 ,W,Rotramel 15423 Fay Printing Co. 33,55 Bill Bohannon. 15.23 J,W,McGehee, Clerk 3,04 Lewis Bros Co. .87 Arlen Cate 13,90 ouston-Taylor 1,25 Linkway Stores 1,63 RP.Henderson 12.57 bshier-Bryan 258,20 E.A.Martin Const Co 232,62 W.S.Hester 9.80 The Automotive, Inc 6.17 Herschel Holloway 17.70 Max Carter 2.80 red Cross Drug Store 1.11 Henry Holloway 17.70 Ray Swinford 4.20 Lewis Bros Co. 1.29 Linkway Stores Co 6:12 Hilton Bros 7.32 Jim Gibson 20.55 Alderman Bronson mmde a motion that the bills be allowed, as approved,'seconded by alder Sanders, which was regularly passed by the Council. April Chief of Police Dan Allen presented the report of the Police Departments and the blerk Reports presented the report of Henry George as Building Inspector for the month of April.alder- man Gregory made a motion that the reports be received and filed, seconded by alderman Stubblefield, which was passed unanimously by the, Council. At this time Mayor Vaughan announced his, appointment of the STANDING COMMITTEES as follws: the first named on each COL•:MITTEVs to ,be chairman: INANCE ....................' y ..,.,Gregory,.,,,.,Stubblefield.,.,..,,.McRa STANDING i DINANCE.......................Stubblefield...Gregory Sanders C01414ITTEES SANITATIOB .0 0*11 00*0 1 Banks.,,....,.McRoy.,,.,.,,...1....Gregory VIATIONGregory.......Banks.............. Stubblefield ICEMcRoy........ Bronson,.........,. Gregory Sanders...... Stubblefield........ McRoy .................... Banks......., Hosford............ Williams ( Irfinutes continued on page 586) A AUDITING ......................Hosford.,. .. McRoy,............. Williams SEWER & SEWER SERVICE: ..•••••..Sanders....,, Stubblefield..,..... Williams Street Lighting* ...............McRoy....... Bronson.......,.... Williams 7RE........................... Banks........ Sanders.....,.....,, Bronson lryATER: ...................... Hosford....,..Stubblefield....,,.. Gregory BUILDING: .................... Gregory....,.,Bronson.........,. .Hosford VIATIONGregory.......Banks.............. Stubblefield ICEMcRoy........ Bronson,.........,. Gregory Sanders...... Stubblefield........ McRoy .................... Banks......., Hosford............ Williams ( Irfinutes continued on page 586) A