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Home My WebLink About1944-06-26 Minutesi$ 620 Fayetteville City Council met jt► regmlar session, Monday June 12th, 1944 resent • Mayor Pro -tem G.T.Sanders, d ty Clerk J.W.McGehee, City Attorney Price Dickson ity Engineer E.T.Brown,aldemen; Bronson, Gregory, Banks, Stubblefield, Williams, McRoy nd Adkisson. Minutes of the regtlar meeting of May 29th, were read and approved. he follwing bills were presented, aftdr their approvXal bjr alderman McRoy, chairman of he auditing committee: Bill Bohannon J.T.Osburn Ise Keey Claude Malone Lee Lacy Harry Hollway L.G.Spyres Carl Tower Oscar Asher Lige Gabbard Steve Salusbury D.E.Wadkins Oscar Gilbreath Bill Bohannon J.T.Osburn Lee Keey Claude Malone Lee Lacy Frank Brooks Otho Swinford The Automotive SW,Bell Telephone Cc Fay Printing Cc Magnolia Petroleum $31.15 Ark.Western Gas Co. 28.55 Bob's Cafe 24.20 Houston -Taylor 17.80 The Blairs 31.15 Rogers Electric Co. 19.70 Magnolia Petroleuii 19.70 SW.Gas & Electric Co 12,75 Ozark Grocer Co. 24.50 Fay.Tire Co. 19,70 Eason & Co. 19,70 L.R.Purkey 19,70 Theo Burns 19970 Bob Day 31,15 Bill Satterfield 19,85 Harry Gold 17.30 Lige Gabbard 15.30 Tie Automotive 19.85 Fay.Printing Co. 23.75 Houston -Taylor* 9.00 SW,Bell Tel Co. 3.18 Hefflln's Service Sta. 26.62 Ellis Poore 24.54 Mine Safety Appliance Cc 55.42 The Automotive $24.48 Johnson Paint Co. $87.5 .17.90 Fay. Iron & Metal Co. 15.0 "34.20 Ozark Salvage 3.3 1,12 Fay. Auto Supply 6.2 1.29 Harry's Radiator.Shop 2.0 151044 Phillips Motor Co. 37.1 375915 Sandford & Son 2.5 • .40 Harry Holloway 1907 •30:90 LG.Spyres 19,7 110:00 Carl Tower 15:8 • 4:16 Houston-Taylbr 35.5 413.37 Magnolia Petroleum .7 •13:37 Oscar Asher 24.5 5:34 Lige Gabbard 19.7 2;51 Oscar G,llbreat)3 19.7 3.75 Steve Salusbury 1917 6,76 Troy Dpain 10.0 8:67 Frank Harvey 3.2 3.00 Sandford & Son 10.5 8.71 Kelley Bros Lbr Co 95.7 8.16 Ark.Fuel Oil Co. 77.1 48.00 Liori oil Co. 90.2 1820'50 Central Canndrs, Inc 129.2 2038 Houston -Taylor 1.5 Lumbermen'sMutual Ins 584 9 Alderman Bronson made a motion that the bills be allowed, as approbed, seconded by aldertna Adkisson, which was regularly passed by the Council. " .I The Clerk presented the reports of Roy Nix, as Sewer Service Collector, G.T Sanders as Ex -officio Chief of Police, V.James Ptak as Municipal Judge, J.W.McGe)}ee as May City Clerk and as City Collector, for the month of May, Alderman Stubblefield made a motic reports that the reports be received and filed, seconded by alderman Bronson, which was passed ups imously by the Councils There being no further business, alderman McRoy moved to adjourn, seconded by alderman Bronson, which was duly passed by the Council., and the Mayor declare the Council adjourned* 0 1 Approved Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday June 26th, 1944. Present: Mayor Pro -tem, City Clerk J.W.McGehed, City Attorney Price Dickson, CityEngireer E.T.Brown, alderme;Bronson, Gregory, Banks, Stubblefield, Williams, McRoy and Adkisson, Minutes of the regular meeting of June 12th, were read and apprpved. The following bills were presented aftrr their approval by alderman McRoy, chairman of t e auditing committee: Magnolia Fetroleum:Co. $8.92 Lee Keey $26.50 Dougherty's Paint Co $4.32 Bill Bohannon 31.15 Claude Malone 2.00 Harry Holloway 19.70 J.T.Osburn 19.85 Lee Lacy 31.15 L.G,Spyres 19,90� Lee Keey 24.20 Otho Swinford 15.30 James Shield 4.00 Claude Malone 15.30 Sam Little 28.90 Bill Hester 9.60 Lee Lacy 31.85 Carl Lacy 10.80 Thomas & Son 1.25 Frank Brooks 5,85 Stanley Gloss 6.00 Firestone Stores Cc .75 Otho Swinforid• 22.20 J.D.Fields, Jr 10.00 Oscar Asher 24.50 Sam Little 20.70 Theo Burns 8.66 Lige Gabbard 19.70 Harry Holloway 19.70 Harry Gold 7.32 Oscar Gilbreath 19.70 L.G.Spyres 19.70 J.E.Moore .050 Steve Salusbury 19.70 Carl Tower 15.00 Alexander Typewriter 6.75 Hiram Gabbard 6.40 Oscar Asher 24.50 Houston -Taylor 58.65 Carl Lacy 6.40 Lige Gabbard 19.70 Jess Tune 28.00 Doughefty's Paint Co. 12.96 Oscar Gilbreath 19.70 Ellis Poore 32.00 J.E.Moore 15.80 Steve Salusbury 19.70 Mt.Inn Hotel 5.00 Farmers Mkt 1.84 Troy Drain 19.7.0 J.W,McGehee, Clerk 1.46 Lion Service Station 6.68 Hiram Gabbard 15.00 Price Oil Corp 32.80 Lion Service Station 1.95 Carl Lacy 9.60 Lion Service Sta 22.89 Troy Drain 19.70 SW,Gas & Electric Co. 1.44 q.E.Moore 1.00 Bill Bohannon 34.40 Brooks Equipmt Co. 27.00 J.T.Osburn 29.65 J.W.MeGehee, Clerk 3.30 Alderman Stubblefield made a motion that the bills be al 6d, as approved, seconded by al- derman Bronson, which was regularly passed by the Council. The May reports of Henry George as Building Inspector and as Acting Chief of the ay reportLBire Department were presented by the Clerk; alderman McRoy made a motion that the reports be received and filed, secomded by alderamn Adkisson, which was passed unanimously by tie Council. • A PETITION signed by members of the Junior Department of the Union Vacat$mn Bible etition School was presented by the Clerk, asking the Council to take steps to provide Or play -grounds conveniently located for the use of the children in he various sectionsloflthe rounds ity, after discussion, it was suggested that the petition be filed and the petitioners be otified that the PLANNING BOARD had already been working on this project. 400 tran - ` .. g ldeaman. Gre or .made .a.. motiop_. th erred ati Ot"be tignsferred from the Aviation Fun o the SPEr7AL as"Apor�u d;iF'-,orddr" trA-Cera wTauld be sufficent money in the SPECIAL fund nd Spec to buy a $10,000 bond, and that the Clerk be Authorized to purchase a $10,000 Series "F"$ond or the SPECIAL AIBP CRT FUND, this motion was seconded by alderman Banks and received the .000 unanimous vote of the Councils nd ent be authorized to Alderman Stubblefield made a motion that the Water Depa L purchase a $10,000 Series "F" bond, this motion was seconded by alder - .000 Dept an Adkisson, and was passed unanimously by the Council. ter Dept - f ices o close t ,noon Offices to close 31&- 4th. State Pol & S6erriff to furnish 621 Minutes of June 26th, continued Alderman Stubblefield made a motion that all City offices be closed Wednesday at noon, for the DEDICATION PROGRAM of the CITY AIRPORT, this motion was seconded by alderman Banks, and was passed unanimously by the Council* Alderman McRoy made a motion that the City offices be closed all day Monday and Tuesday, July 3 & 4th, this motion was seconded by alderman Stubblefield, and was passed unanimously by the Council* . The Mayorbrought up the question of having POLICE Officers at Airport Wednes ay to handle the traffic, and stated that the Sheriff had promised to have 2 menuonithe round, and that the State Highway Depto had promised at least 2 men to help with.the raffia , There being no further business, alderman McRoy moved by alderman Bronson, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Council adjourned. �, - Approved to adjourn, seconded Mayor dedkared the yor Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday �uly 10th, 1944. resent: Mayor Pro -tem G.T.Sanders, City Clerk J.W.McGehee, City Engineer E.T.Brown, ity Attorney Price Dickson, and aldermen; Bronson, Banks, Stubblefield, Williams.. McRoy nd Adkisson. Absent: alderman Gregory`: Minutes of the regular meeting of June 26th, were read and approved', The follwing bills were presented, after their approval by alderman McRoy, chairman of the auditing committee: Bill Bohannon J.T.Osburn Lee Keey Lee Lacy Carl Lacy Sam Little Frank Brooks Harry Holloway L.G.Spyres W.H.Hester Oscar Asher Lige Gabbard Oscar Galbreath Steve Salusbury Troy Drain Edgar Caudle BillBohannon J.T.Osburn Lee Keey Lee Lacy Carl Lacy W.H.Hester Theo Burns Harry Gold Bob Day Bill Satterfield Lige Gabbard Houston -Taylor Heflin's Station Taylor Tire Co. Phillips Motor Co. Abshier-Bryan Alderman MoR oy made Williams, Which was x$34.40 Fay..Printing Co. $25.29 Fay Lbr & Cement Co 717.85 17.35 Eason & Co. 86:93 Linkway Stores Co, 5.36 19.70 McCartney -Lewis 67.65 Lewis Bros Co 3.21 28:.75 Cravens.& Co 86.99 The Automotive .61 13.90 Ark.Western Gas Co. 1.53 Johnson Paint Co 39.27 21.30 Red Cross DrugCo. 1.25 Hilton Bros 942 5.85 Bob's Cafe 1 17.50 Phillips Motor Co. 6.10 19.70 Rogers Electric Co. 8020 J.W.McGehee, Clerk .53 19.70 SW.Bell Tel Co. 330'02 Fay Machine Tool Works12.35 10.80 Johnson Plumbing Co 3.00 Harry Holloway 19.70 24.50 NW:Ark Times 38.00 L.G.Spyres 19.70 19.70 Mt.Inn Hotel 8.50 W.H.Hester 14.00 19.70 J.O.Mayes 8.06 Linkway Stores 3.27 19:70 Bob Day 13.76 Houston -Taylor 45.56 19.70 Jere nynum 2.80 J.W.McGehee, Clerk 1.43 33.80 J.W.McGehee, Clerk 1.96 Oscar Asher 24.50 19.85 Lewis Bros Co. 2.7b*tige Gabbard 19.70 25.30 SW.Gas & Electric Co 373.01 Oscar Gilbreath 19.70 19.70 Smith Radio Shop 2.61 Steve Salusbury 19.70 19.85 Com.Radio Equipmnt Co 2.00 Troy Drain 19.70 12.30 SW.Bell.Tel Co. 9.15 Edgar Caudle 16.Q7 7.20 Almon Brass MFG Co. 31.84 Ark Fuel Oil Co. 197.52 6.17 Lion Sery Sta 4.69 Fay.Iron & Metal Co. 36.70 6.17 Heflin's Sery Sta 2.51 Kelley Bros Lbr Co. 48.50 6.16 Ellis Poore 12.00 Sandford & Son 9.25 2.75 Fay.Lbr & Cement Co 2.09 Lion oil Ref.Co. 32.44 .75bRogers Electric Co. 4.90 E.A.Martin Mach. Co. 13.96 21.48 Fay.Machine Tool Works .98 Fay.Lbr & Cement Co 17.71 2.75 Ark.Fuel Oil Co. 3.34 Linkway Stores 11.59 3.00 Lidin Sery Sta 37.64 Lewis Bros Co. 6.23 4.28 Brooks Equipmt Co 18.00 3.75 Mid -Continent oil Co 33.691 a motid)n that the bills be allowed, as approved,seconded by alderman regularly passed by the Council: Assessment Alderman Bronsop mac% a motion that the 1944 Assessment for paving the inteLa PQ; sections D st sections in Paving District r�nVunting to $99.56, be allowed, this motion was seconded i8 N^146 alderman Stubblefield, and was passed unanimously by the Council. Air to pow r•equ fro Sewer 1. M ne repor s The June reports of Roy Nix as Sewer Service Collector,G.T.Sanders as Ex - officio Chief of Police Department,J.W.McGehee as City Collctor and as City Clerk were presented by the Clerk And alderman Stubblefield, chairman of the Water Committee, pre- sented the report of the Water Depatnpent, alderman McRoy made a motion that the reports be received and filed, seconded by alderman Williams, which was passed unanimously by the Council. Ins at Alderman Banks, Chairman of the Insurance committee brought up the question ort,•ref of insurance for the HANGAR at the AIRPORT, after discussion,alderman Bronson made a ns Com, motion that the matter be referred to the INSURANCE COIvIIQITTEE with power to act, this r to act motion was seconded by alderman Stubblefield, and received the unanimous vote of the Councile st report Alderman Bronson brought up the question of having a report from the Com- missioners of Sewer Improvement District No.l., aftrr discussion, the Clerk was instruct Imp No. to request a report from the Commissioners, AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR ABANDONING AND VACATING THE ALLEY BETWEEN ndon BLOCKS N0. 16 AND N0.17, THE ALLEY BETWEEN BLOCKS NO. 19 AND N0. 20, AND THE ALLEY leys in BETWEEN BLOCKS NO. 23 AND NO.24,AND THE ALLEY RUNiING NORTH AND SOUTH, BOUNDED ON THE anter EAST BY BLOCKS N0. 16 AND N0. 17, AND ON THE WEST BY BLOCK N0. 15 ALL IN GUNTER ADDITICN Add. TO THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE; ARKANSAS., which was left on its seaond•readingat the reg- ular meeting of February 7th, 1944, was again presented, and alderman Bronson made a motion that the Ordinance be placed on its third and finial reading, this motion was sec- onded by alderman Adkisson, and on roll call by the Clerk received the unanimous vote of the CouncilTh��dayoC�hen prutBtheRque bion "Shall the Ordirance pas�'F�and oLIO MOoll call by the Clerk, the following vote was recorded: Ayes, Bronson, Banks, Stubblefi(4 Williams, McRoy and Adkisson. Nays: None. Absent and not voting: Alderman Gregory. And the Mayor declared passed, as there were 6 Ayes and No Nayso T Copy of Ordirane onnrlwAx t page)