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Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, March 6th, 1944•
Present: Mayor Geo.Vaughan, City Clerk J.W.McGehee, City Attorney -Price Dickson, City
Engineer E.T.Brown, Police Chief Dan Allen, aldermen, Br.oneon, Banks, dregory,Hosford,
McRoy, Sadders, Stubblefield and Williams*
Minutes of the regular meeting of February 21st, were rend and approved.
The following bills were presented, after their approval by alderman Hosford,* chairman
of the auditing committee:
Bill Bohannon $28,10 L.G.Spires $9.45 Phillips Motor Co. y$70.i
Frank Brooks 46.45 Q.J.lacy 9.45 E.A.Martin Machinery Co 122•'.
G.E.Lindsey 29.00 Amos Harrell 6.30 Lewis Bros Coe lei
W.H.Glass 21.70 Tom Brown 9.45 Linkway Stores 8.f
Lee Keey 21.70 Sam Little 35.90 The Automotive 1.'
Bob Stockburger 28.30 Magnolia Petroleum Co57.53 Sandford & Son 130.:
Otho Swinford 8.00 Houston -Taylor 8.58 Harry Holloway 19.'
Henry Huelshorst 12.60 Fechheimer Bros Co 9.00 Hurcil Holloway 19.'
J.T.Osburn 15.20 Linkway Stores 1.18 Harper Brush Works 37.:
W.H.Hester 12.60 The Automotive 5.42 J.W.MeGehee, Clerk 1.!
L.G.Spires 14.00 Abshier-Bryan 15.83 Magnolia Petroleum Co. 7.1
Q.J.lacy 13.90 Vickers laundry 2.40 Houston -Taylor 23.4
Amos Harrell 15.20 Western Auto Store .92 J.L.Fritz
Tom Brown 15.20 Woolworth Co. 1.62 Skelley Oil Co. 27.1
Sam Litt&e 30.20 Brashears Bros 9.84 Oscar Asher 24.
Harry Holloway 19.70 Com.Radio.Squipmt Co 2.00SStevglSa1usbyry 1901
Hurcil Holloway 19.70 Sw•Bell Telephone Co 27.14 I:E.Wadkins 19.'
Oscar Asher 24.50 SW.Gas & Electric Co379.21 Oscar.Gilbreath 19.'
Steve Salusbury 19.70 Fay Printmng Co 52.61 Milus McGuire 19.'
D.E.Wadkins 19.70 Alice L.Z,Letsch 16.00 Fay.Lbr & Cement -Coo 240.
Oscar Gilbreath 19:70 Ark;Nestern Gas Co 86.96 Ark.Fuel Oil Co. 213.
Milus McGuire 19.70 Bohe Grocery 2.20 Kellejr Bros Lumber Co. 634.
Bill Bohannon 35.05 Sines Body Shop 15.00.E•A•Martin Machinery Co 313.
Frank Brooks 55.25 Lion Service Station 1.56 Linkway Stores 4.
G.E.Lindsey 30.95 Rogers Electric Co 7.04 J.W.McGehee, Clerk 4.
W.H.Glass 29.00 The Automotive 10.71 T#e Automotive 1.
Lee Keey 31.30 SW.Bell Tel Co 8.60 §andford & Son 2.
Bob Stockburger 28.30 Lewis Bros Co. 10.96 Ross Motor Co. 14.
Otho Swinford 35.80 Montgomery -Ward 100.06 Dyke Lumber Co. 725.
Henry Huelshorst 21.10 Fay.Lbr.. & Gement Co 21.42 Dyke Lumber Coo 182.
J.T.Osburn 39.75 Lion Sery Station 41.31
W.H.Hester 9.45 Abshier-Bryan 1.28
Alderman Hosford made a motion that the bills be allowed, as approved, seconded by alder-
man Bronson, which was regularky passed by the Council.
us The 1'sbruaryreports of J.W.McGehee, as City Clerk and as City Collector were
presented by the Clerk, Lan Allen presented the report of the Police ,Department and
alderman Hosford presented the report of the V'gter Department, alderman McRoy made a
motion that the reports be received and filed, seconded by alderman Banks, which was
passed unanimously by the Council•
The resignation of John Bynum as CAR MARKER was presented by the Mayor,
alderman Sanders made a motion that the.resignation be accepted, seconded by alderman
Gregory, which was passed unanimously b3; the Council$
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The Mayor reported that Bill Burton, Superintendant at the Sewer Dis-
hosal plant was in the Hospital for an operation, and that his son was taking care of
the plantp4alderman Sanders made a motion that the son be paid t1,o re;mlpz• sslary for
the time that Bill is_off drnty, not.jto exoebd;2•.months; and thatrtAlersalaryrof;^tho^Su.pe:a-
intenddnt•tbel-;continiidderfor thensameuper2od of timeuc.this motion was seconded by alderman
Banks, and was passed unanimously by the Council.
,ian Mayor Vaughan stated that he would be inducted into the ARMED SERVICE
March 10th, and requested a leave of absenoei alderman Hosford made a motion that Mayor
Vaughanebe granted a LEAVE OF ABSENCE from MARCH loth, 1944 to the first regular meet-
ing of the Councfll after the GENERAL election in April.1945, unless for any reason
Mayor Vauhan should be released from.the ARMED. SERVICE. beforo. that. time$ in which event
he would immediately resume his duties.as Mayor, this.motion was seconded by alderman
Banks, and was passed unanimously by the Council•
Alderman Gregory made a motion that alderman Sanders be appointed
Mayor--Pro-tem, with authority to sign checks or warranto, during the absence of Mayor
Vauhan, this motion was seconded by alderman Banks, which was passed unanimously by
the Council.
There being no further business, alderman McRoy moved to adjourn,
seconded by alderman Bronson, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Mayor decla
the Council adjourned*
Attest 4Y>�1Ay� " Approved
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