HomeMy WebLinkAbout1946-09-03 Minutesetteville City Council met in adjourned session, Tuesday, 3rd, 1946.
sent: Mayor G.T.Sanders, City Clerk J.W.McGehee, City At�rney Geo.Vaughan, City
ineer E.T.BEown, aldermen; Bronson, Gregory, Whites Stubblefield, Williams.,.Bohe,
isson and Hales .
inutesof the regu 2r meeting of August 19th were read and approved.
Alderman Gregory brought up the question again of extd ing the 'Nater Lin
Water own South-71nHighway to the Airport, alderman Adkisson made a motion that the matter be
ine referred to the Water Committee for further investigation, and report back to the Counci
rgferred this motion was seconded by alderman Bronson, and was passed unanimously by the Council.
to Water Com:
The question of an increase in salaries and wages of most of the employe
Police & pf the City in order to help take care of the increase of all living exienses, came up
Firemen for discussion, and alderman Williams made a motion that an increse of x$15.00 per month
$1.00 1pe granted the 4 drivers at the Fire station and each member of the Police Department,
ilerease ( Including: Chief -Patrolmen & Desk Patrolmen), effective September 1st, 1946, this moti
gas seconded by alderman Bohe, and was passed unanimously by the Council.
Sand &St. Alderman Stubblefield made a motion that all eilployees of the Street and
em�loyees anitary Departments, now being paid on weekly basis, be given an increase of $3.00 per
$3.00 per Vaeek, this motion was seconded '9y alderman Whites and was passed unanimously by the Coun
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increase Alderman White made a motion that the Street Foreman and the Sanitation For
an be given an increase of $15.00 per month effective September 1st, 1946, this motion
St
,& San was seconded by alderman Gregory, and was passed unanimously by the Council':
f Qremen
$15.00 increase Vere being no further business, alderman Bronson moved to adjourn, seconde
by alderman Adkisson, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Iviayor declared the
Council adjourned.
Attest Approved
6CIty Clerk Mayor
The
following bills
were presented after their approval by alderman Williams, chairman
the auditing committee:
tgar
Linkway Stores
$10.3,
Caudle
?3,50
Hinkle Service Station
$122.28
Whitfield Motor Co
5.7
Tom
Hood
1.50
Vickers Laundry
2.25
Price Oil Co
82.3
Duey
-Daily
14.75
Read's
5.50
Continental Oil Co.
2.7
Y�.H.Hester
22•600
Eason & Co.
10.00
Fred Keen
3.7
Delbert
Hester
20.20
Ark.Western Gas Co.
. 1.53
Fay Lbr Co.
3.1
Coy
Estep
22.00
SW.Bell Tel. Co.
.28.27
Green Chev Co.
41.8'
ghas^McConnell
22.00
SW,Gas & Elec Co.
426.84
Lewis Bros Co.
8.0
Carl
Lower
22.00
Bob's Cafe
53.00
Hinkle Sery Sta .
109.8
Leonard
Shipley
20.20
Fay.Printing Co.
. 4.49
J.W.McGehee
1.2
Lige
Gabbard
22.00
Com.Radio Equipmt Co
. 2.00
h.E.Swift
73.2
4hester
Stephens
22.00
Burl Skelton
9.00
Lewis Bros Co.
21.9
E.Boyd
22.00
Levis Bros Co.
.74
Read's
7.2
u9
.E .Ward
22.00
Eason & Co.
112.10
Linkway Stores
1.5
Green Byrd
22.00
Hinkle Sery Sta
10.16
Ozark Grocer Co.
5.1
red Drain
11•.00
SW.Bell Tel Co.
.14.92
Ark.Western Gas Co
16.2
om Williams
25.00
SII,Gas & Elec Co.
.15.67
SJ.Bell Tel Co.
8.8
#
iram Gabbard
22.60
Henry Cooper Supply Co
696.08
SW.Gas & Electric Co.
48.1
ran Dudley
25.00
Tri -City Sign Service
^11.10
Fay Lbr & Cerhent Co
14.6
i
arold Dudley
22.60
Ark.Fuel Gil Co
52.27
Kelley Bros Lbr Co.
1995
EVSwift
72.65
Green Chev Co.
8.86
Fay Lbr & Cement Co
101.1
.F.Staton
15.00
Lewis Bros Co.
2.91
City Water Plant
50.0
F.Staton
17.96
Hinkle Service Station
.34.55
City Water Plant
3.8
•
Alderman
Bronson made
a motion
that the bills be -allowed,
as
approved,•seconded by
alder -
.an Adkisson, which
was regularly
passed by the Council.
The Clerk presented
the July reports of the.Police
Department and V.James Ptak
July&
he July and -August
reports
of Carl Tune as Acting Chief of
the Fire Department, the Au -
August
ust reports of J.W.McGehee
as City Collector and as
City Clerk, alderman Adkisson
made a
reports
Notion that the reports
be received
and filed, sceonded by aldefman
Williams, which was
passed unanimously
by the Council;
Alderman Gregory brought up the question again of extd ing the 'Nater Lin
Water own South-71nHighway to the Airport, alderman Adkisson made a motion that the matter be
ine referred to the Water Committee for further investigation, and report back to the Counci
rgferred this motion was seconded by alderman Bronson, and was passed unanimously by the Council.
to Water Com:
The question of an increase in salaries and wages of most of the employe
Police & pf the City in order to help take care of the increase of all living exienses, came up
Firemen for discussion, and alderman Williams made a motion that an increse of x$15.00 per month
$1.00 1pe granted the 4 drivers at the Fire station and each member of the Police Department,
ilerease ( Including: Chief -Patrolmen & Desk Patrolmen), effective September 1st, 1946, this moti
gas seconded by alderman Bohe, and was passed unanimously by the Council.
Sand &St. Alderman Stubblefield made a motion that all eilployees of the Street and
em�loyees anitary Departments, now being paid on weekly basis, be given an increase of $3.00 per
$3.00 per Vaeek, this motion was seconded '9y alderman Whites and was passed unanimously by the Coun
wl il; rfs vt"4e Sr PrIgc. If)'A
increase Alderman White made a motion that the Street Foreman and the Sanitation For
an be given an increase of $15.00 per month effective September 1st, 1946, this motion
St
,& San was seconded by alderman Gregory, and was passed unanimously by the Council':
f Qremen
$15.00 increase Vere being no further business, alderman Bronson moved to adjourn, seconde
by alderman Adkisson, which was duly passed by the Council, and the Iviayor declared the
Council adjourned.
Attest Approved
6CIty Clerk Mayor