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Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Mondays August 16, 1948.
The absence of the Mayor was noted, and alderman Hale made a motion that
Alderman White be elected as Mayor Pro -tem, to serve till Ma; *or Sanders return, this mo -
ion was seconded by Alderman Williams, and was passed unanimously by the Council
The Clerk then called the roll, and the following answered present:
ity Clerk J.l"I.McUehee, City Engineer E.T.Brown, and Aldermen; HalepPeathers, Bohe,
Williams,, White and Gray. Absent; Aldermen Harlan and Whitfield.
The minutes of the regular meeting of August 2nd, were read and approved.
Fhe following.bills were presented after their a?proval by alderman Bohe, member of the
' Auditing committee:
Postmaster 0.1660 $48.00 H.E.Swift 62.50 Bohe "rocery lel. B
JI.E.Swift 101.36 Lige Gabbard 26.40 Holder Appliance .51
from Hood 1.50 Chester Stephens 26.40 Stewart Electric Co. 4.00
Yl-.H.Hester 30.80 R.E.Boyd 26.40 Smith Radio Shop 3.01
filbert Hester 24.40 Leonard Skinner 26.40 American Lafrance 1.47
arl Lower 26.40 Green Byrd 26.40 Rogers Electric Co. 7.78
�hirley Thornberry 26.40 A.E.Stone 26.40 Lewis Bros .21
.A,Reece 27.60 Oran Dudley 26.40 Bohe Grocery 6.48
Layne Dudley 24.40 Louis Stone 26.40 Phillips Motor Co. 60.03
Richard Lacy 24.40 E.-S.Chapman 26.40 Ark.Fuel Oil Co. 137.86
Claude Curry 26.40 Harry Holloway 26.40 Arlkola Sand & Gravel Co 126.30
Lee Lacy 34.25 Torn Williams 28,80 Fay.Tire Exchange 114.40
Oscar Gilbreath 36.90 r4red Drain 28.80 tinkway Stores 14.66
Lige Gabbard 26.40 E.D.Williams 28.80 hewis Bros Co. 5.71
Chester Stephens 26.40 Henry Drain 28.80 Henson'a Conoco Station 1.38
.E.Boyd 26.40 W.H.Hester 30.80 Fay Lumber & Cement Co 61.61
Leonard Skinner 26.40 Delbert Hester 24.40:-ihogers Electric Co. 98.48
Ureen Byrd 26.40 Carl Lower 26.40 Cities Service 69.19
A.E.Stone 26.40 Shirley Thorberry 26.40 Phillips Motor Co 86.42
Louis Stone" 26.40 J.A.Reece 26.40 Lewis Bros Co 4.44
Oran Dudley 26.40 W yne Dudley 2030 Ilibkell's Hatchery. - 15.15
^.S.Chaoman 26.40 Richard Lacy 20.30 nlontgomery-Ward 69.69
Harry Hollo-aay 26.40 Claude Curry 26.40 Linlnvay Stores 1..79
Tom Williams 23.80 Lee Lacy 8425 Lewis Bros 5.76
Fred Drain 28.80 Oscar Gilbreagh 29.7.0 McRoy-McNair 7.70
E.D.Ward 28.80 Abshier-Bryan 6.24 Rogers Electric Co. 3.64
Henry Drain 28.80 Ricketts Drug Store .25
Rushing Plumbing Co 259.95 Smith Radio Shop 20.69
H.H.Crow Equipmet C3000.00 City Water Plant 4.43
.H.Crow Equpmt Co 3786.90 I01 Ark Times 70.70
Alderman Williams made a motion that the bills be allowed as approved, seconded by Alder
an Bohe, which was passed unanimously by the Council.
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q' A Petition, signed by a number of property owners, was presented bythe Cler
Petition asking that an alley running north and south through Block 3 of Bole's riddition,Alderman
to close Hale made a motion that the Petition be referred to the Street Committee, for•investigat
alley and to make a recommendation to the Council, this motion was seconded by Alderman Fray,
and was passed unanimously by the Council.
A map showing the specifications of the SHOP AND GARAGE building, prop°;ed
Shop & be built on Highway 62 -west, was presented to the Council, and Alderman Hale made a mo-
Gariage tion that the matter be referred to the Street Committee for recommendation, this motion
Bldg; on was seconded by Alderman 'Nilliams, and -was passed unanimously by the Council.
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flderman Williams brought up the question of needing some new waste paper
New Waste containers on the square, and after discussion Alderman Hale made a motion that the matt
payer be referred to the Sanitation committee, to see if some satisfactory deal could be worke
baskets out with the new management of the Picture Shows to furnish new ones or` if not for the
to be bough City to purcase new ones, this motion was seconded by Alderman P1 ams, and was passed
unanimously by the Council.
N9 PARKINGI Alderman Williams made a motion that NO PARKING ZOIE be established on
inin W.Maplethe north side of Maple Street in front of the New Fire Station 150 feet wide, and a
front NO PARKING Sign be placed at each end of the ZONE, this motion was seconded by Alderman
of Fire Gray, and was passed unanimously by the Council.
S iia t ion
There being no further business, Alderman Hale moved to adjourn, sec
onded by Alderman Gray, which was passed unanimoaaycro
the RIF Mayor de-
clared the Council adjourned. Approvedo- em°
Attest t, y 911eerk
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