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Home My WebLink About1949-03-07 Minutesr226 inutes yetteville City Council met in regular sessdon Llonday March 70 1949. esent: G.T.Sanders, Nla:ydt J.W.McGehee City Clerk City Attorney Price Ddckson,Asst Engi rl Smith, Building.Inspector D.W.Read, Aldermen; Hale, Feathers,Harlan, Bohe, Williams 'itfield, White and Gray. • e regular meeting of February 7th, were read and approved. were presented after their approval by Alderman Harlan,chairman of $56,38 The following bills $28.6(1 auditing committee: S.Tohornberry Burl Skelton i .H.Hester 28..6n elbert Hester Carl Lover 28.6n .Thornberry 28.60 eo.Harrison Claud Curry 28,.60 len Curry F ichard Lacy Bert,Jordon Oscar Uilbreath 26.30 Bert Jordon Doyle Morgin RoberbXAllen Obert Allen 28.60 Lee Lacy 28.6n gyne Roberts Lige Gabbard Chester Stephens F,E.Boyd 43090 .lbert Goble 8n;nn Green Byrd A.E.Stome 28,60 Chester Stephens Oran Dudley 28;60 arl Lac: Farry Holloway Albert Goble 2896n 28.6n ,S,Chapman red Drain. 28.6n E.D .War& A.E.Stone Louis Stone 28.60 ige Gabbard 28.6n hester Stephens H.E.Boyd 28.60 /Llbert Goble 28.60 Green Byrd E.S.Chapman .V -Stone 28.60 an Dudley 28.60 arl Lacy E.D.Ward arry Holloway > .S.Chapman ` 2•red Drain i.D.Ward H.E.Swift louis Stone e1.H 28.6n .Hes ter 58.40 Albert Hester ' Red.Cross arl Lower 286n W.L.Moulder 12.nn ;Thornberry eo .Harrison Ozark R.E.A. Curry • 28,6n llaud glen Curry 339()n ichard lacy elbert Hester scar Gilbreath 28,60. ert Jordon 28.6n oyle Morgin S.Tbornberry Cobert Allen 28,60 Bill Guthrey 28.60 Com Harrison Claud Curry �.H.Vanbrunt 28,60 Lee Lacy 28.60 ussell Bohannon Richard Lacy Z.B.H6nnah 3n.55 Jayne- Roberts 28.60 arl Tuns` Bert Jordin e Skelton 26.3n Merlin layer 26 on �verett Cole Robert Allen yons Machinery 28:60. arner-Lewis Co. 111ities 5.20 Service B.H.Vanbrunt & Co. 28,6n enner nner & Co 41.50 teway Baking Co. Lige Gabbard 1111 Ark Times 26., 3n enner &-Co* 28.60 itiesxSorvice R.E.Boyd• enner & Co. 23,40 1'll.Ark Times 28.60 fight Roofing Co. Green Byrd arl Tune 23.48 1.H.Hester 28.6n elbert Hester were presented after their approval by Alderman Harlan,chairman of $56,38 Carl Lower $28.6(1 33.nn S.Tohornberry 28.60 26.3n Geo narrison 28..6n 28,60 Claud Curry 28.60 28.6n Glen Curry 28.60 286n Richard Lacy 26.Sn 28,.60 Oscar Gilbreth 28..60 28,�n Bert,Jordon 28.6n 26.30 Doyle Pdorgin 28.60 28.60 RoberbXAllen 28.60 28.60 Bill Uuthrie 28.6n 28.60 B.H..Vanbrunt 28.60 23.40 Russell Bohannon 64.nn 43090 Lee IAcy 45.90 8n;nn Lige Gabbard 28.60 28,60 Chester Stephens 28:60 28;60 R.E.•Boyd 28.6n 28.6n Albert Goble 2896n 28.6n Breen Byrd 28.6n 28,6n A.E.Stone 28.60 28.60 Oran Dudley 28.6n 28.60 Carl Lacy 28.60 28.6n Harry Holloway 28.60 28.60 E.S.Chapman 28.60 28.60 tied Drain 28.60 28.6n E.D.Ward 28.60 28.60 Louis Stone 33.48 33,4.8 H.E.Swift Ark Fuel Oil Co 28.6n G T.Sanders 58.40 28.Sn Red.Cross 250nn 286n W.L.Moulder 12.nn 28..60 Ozark R.E.A. 12.50 • 28,6n W.H.Hester 339()n V8,6n elbert Hester 26.30 28,60. Carl Lower 28.6n 28, 6n S.Tbornberry 28.60 28,60 Geo.Harrison 28.60 28,60 Claud Curry 28.60 28,60 Glen C#rry 28.60 28,60 Richard Lacy 26.30 3n.55 Oscar Gilbreath 28.60 33,nn Bert Jordin 5.20 26.3n Doyle Morgin 26 on 28.6n Robert Allen 28.60 28:60. Bill Guthrey 5.20 28,610 B.H.Vanbrunt 28.60 28,6n Lee Lacy 41.50 28 6n Lige Gabbard 28.6n 26., 3n Chester Stephens 28.60 28.6n R.E.Boyd• 28.60 23,40 Albert Gbble 28.60 23.40 Green Byrd 28.60 23.48 A.E.Stone 28.6n 2n.80 Oran Dudley 28.6n 23,40 Carl Lacy 28.6n 7,80 Harry Rolloway 28.6n 44.7n E.S.Chapman 28.60 72.nn E.D.Ward 28.60 1,on Tom Williams 2n.8n 75.nn Louis Stone 33:48 246.nn Bob Wise 50. .no 7.70 Dr.A.A.Gilbert 7,7n Houston T ylor 35.56 4,9n Ark.�'4estern Gas Co122..n7 139.94 McRoy-McNair 1 42.19 148.50 SW.Bell Tel Co. 49.11 137.3n Whitfield M.Co 126.61 164.85 amines Body Shop 40.80 169.60 Abshier-Bryan 4()923 ,3o no Lewis Bros 3.77 1,.40 Rudolph Bros 16.67 221.02 Com Radio Equpmt 2.50 59.54 Sandford & Son 14.nn 198.18 City Water Plant 4.66 1.8n S'+'1.Gas & Elec Co 624.85 176,49 Wilson Cafe 21.64 ¢nnn.n,o Bob's Cafe 9n.nn 33.nn Green Chev Co 39.76 26,30 Coca Cola Bot Co 17.14 Smith Radio Shop $21.25 Ruehing Plumbing Co. 3.1n BoheGro Co 1.5n Okla Tire & Supply 4.9n Lewis Bros 20.08 TPi:•.Ark Tdmes 9.6n Ark Fuel Oil Co. 150.76 Oities Service 44.75 IvIcClinton Bros _ 129.75 C.W.& J.E.Tune 24.nn Ark Sand & Gravel Co 2UR94 Phillips Moyor Co 112.91 Whitfield Meter Co. 36.69 Hall Tire Co. 31.30 Goodyear Service Store 52.96 Rogers Electric Co. 71.72 Fayetteville Tire Exchange 6.47 Porter Electric Co 120^9 LiAnkway Stores °.25 Automotive Inc 6.11 Lewis Brds .75 Na'tional Disinfectant Co 36.71 Fay Lumber & Cement Co 94.19 SW.Gas & Electric Co 58.02 Okla TireYk& Supply 1.53 Montgomery-Flard 12.8n Ark Fuel Oil Co. 197.52 Auito Clinic 1.50 Holder Appliance Co .51 Vdgers Electric Cc 3.71 Automotive Inc 33.45 Central Welding Co 41.14 116uston Taylor 14.42 SII.Bell Tel Co. 34.96 Ark Western Gas Co 6n.n9 Lewis Bros 12.77 SW.Gas & Electric Co 42.70 Everett Cole 6.03 146rlin Layer 6.n3 wank Johnson 6.03 Lee Skelton 6.03 Hight Roofing Co. 168.no Ark Fuel Oil Co 35.39 .Bohe Urocery 2.51 Southern Supply Cos. 7.24 Phillipd Motor Co 13().r,4 Hall Tire Co. 6.83 McR oy-McNair 7..84 Whitfield Motor Coo 190.97 Abshier-Bryan 7.8n Lewis Bros 7.65 Sewer Disposal Plant 18.nn Ark "extern Gas Co 91.45 Rogers Electric Co 9.14 Linkway Stores 4.n3 Cook Paint & Varnisk 23.33 SW.Bell T 1 Co. 17.30 Lew is Br os..86 SVI.Gas & Eectric Co. 119.55 Eureka Fire Hose 2,2()5.nn Carl lacy 13.nn Alderman Williams made a motion that the bills be allowed as approved, seconded by man White, which was passed unanimously by the Council. 227 d A Resolution was presented by Floyd Carl, representing the FIRE PREVENTION & SAFETY COM- M TTEE of the Fayetteville Chamber df Commerce asking that something be done about the {o hire " STRAY DOG" menace in•Fa*etteville, and Dr. R.E.Smallwood, County Health Officer,said the Iog d nger of rabies is considerable in Fayetteville unless something is done to collect strep Catcher dogs . after discussion, Alderman Whitfield made a motion that the smm of Jp3nn9nn be appro• p'iated for the purpose of hiring a "DOG CATCHER, to pick up stray dogs and unlicensed d gs, this motion was seconded by Alderman Gray, and was passed unanimously by the Counci: Alderman Gray introduced an Ordinance, entitled " AN ORDINA NCE.ABOLISHING THE ICE OF MUNICIPAL COURT CLERK OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, WASHINGTON COUNTY, ARKANSAS, FOR OTHER PURPOSES: The Ordinance was read in its entirety by•the Clerk,and Alderman Gray made a ion that=the rules be suspended, and the Ordinance placed on its second reading, this ion was seconded by Alderman Williams, and was passed unanimously by the Council. mae Clerk then read the Ordinance the second time and after discussion, Alderman Gray de a motion that the rules be further suspended and the Ordinance placed on its third a d final reading, this motion vias seconded by Alderman Whitfield, and vias passed unanimo 1. by the Council. The Clerk then read the Ordinance the third and final time. Tile Mayor then put the question " Shall the Ordinance pass?", and on roll call by the Cle tie following vote was recorded.) Ayes: Hale, Feathers, Harlan, J§ohe, Williams, Whitfield aid Gray. Nays: White. And the Mayor declared the Ordinance passed, as there were 7 Ayes and 1 Nay. Alderman Whitfield made a motion that the emergency clause be adopted, this motion yr s seconded by Alderman Gray, and on roll call by the Clerk, the following vote. was re- corded; Ayes: Hale, Feathers, Harlan, Bohe, Vdilliams, Whitfield and Gray. Nays: Whhite. And the Mayor declared the emergency clause adopted, as there were 7 Ayes, and 1 Nay. ORDINANCE NTJ11BER 9-4-5. AN ORDINANCE ABOLISHING THE OFFICE OF MUITICIPAL COURT CLERK OF THE CITY OF F YETTEVILLE, WASHINGTON COUNTY, ARKANSAS AND FOR - OTHER PURPOSES: W13ereas, by reason of Che filing of state cases directly in the Circuit Court o Washington County, Arkansas, the dubies of the Municipal Court have been diminished b nearby one half, and,, Whereas, Washington County has refused to pay one-half of the salary of the III nicipal Court Clerk, which has increased the expense, of the Municipal Court $1,80n per a num, and, Whereas, clerical and ministerial work of the '''unicipal Court of the City of fyetteville has been materially reduced and the City of Fayettevdlle is unable to obtain s fficient contAibution from Washington County to justify the maintenance of the office Municipal Court Clerk of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas. Now,therefore, be it ordained by the City Counail of the City of Fayetteville, kansas: Section 1. That the office of Municipal Court Clerk of the City of Fayetteville, kansas is hereby abolished. Section 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith and rticularly Ordinance No 935• of the Ordinances of the City of Faye tteville,'i!ashington aunty, Arkansas, are hereFyrepealed. Section 3. It appearing that ministerial and clerical duties of the Municipal rt of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas have been diminished under the past several the to such an extent that the office of Municipal Court Clerk of the City of Fayette - le, Arkansas is no longer .justified and it further appearing that the City of Fayette - le is not financially able to continue to maintain the office of N.iunicipal Court Clerk the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas without additional assistance from Washington County, emergency is hereby declared to exist and this ordinance is in full force and effect and after the 15th day of Earth, 1949. A for Petition to change the name of Shrewsbury Street: HwyA Petition, bearing the names of several property owners, was presented to the Counc f name asking that the name of Shrewsbury,;, Street be changed to "ROCKWOOD TRAIL. after discussi hrewsbury alderman #hitfield made a motion that the request be referred to the Street Committee, th treet motion was seconded by Alderman Hale, and was passed unanimously by the Council-.- Passing ouncil;Passing AldermenFeathers and Gray brought up the question of the traffic congestion on 4 nes on Vjest Dickson Street from Duncan to arland Avenue and from Dickson south to Center Street Dickson Cn Duncan Street, after discussion, Alderman feathers made a motion that 2 "PASSING ZONES a e established on Duncan, between Center and Dickson, and 2 Passing Zones be established Duncan cn Dickson, between Duncan and Garland Avenues, the location of the zones to -be left to �t eets the discretion of the Street Committee, this motion was seconded by Alderman Whitfield, which was passed unanimously by the Council* Passed and approved this 7th day of &iarch, 1949. Approved : Attest49jUl Mayor ity Cler . The question of paving 'tenter §treet from §chool Street to the California VJ dst oulevo*d, and West Street from Center to Spring Street -came up for discussion,and it was Center rought out that the estimated cost of the paving would run considerably more than can 8tlreet a assessed against the property in this. district for improvement tax, Alderinan Gray made ?'awing motion that Council obligate the City to pay $15,nnn tovrard the project ( Intersections- �6,non, Culverts y3,n00p risco, $3,nnn and Excavations 3,nn0), this motion was seconded bv'Alderman Hale and was passed unanimously by -the Council• A for Petition to change the name of Shrewsbury Street: HwyA Petition, bearing the names of several property owners, was presented to the Counc f name asking that the name of Shrewsbury,;, Street be changed to "ROCKWOOD TRAIL. after discussi hrewsbury alderman #hitfield made a motion that the request be referred to the Street Committee, th treet motion was seconded by Alderman Hale, and was passed unanimously by the Council-.- Passing ouncil;Passing AldermenFeathers and Gray brought up the question of the traffic congestion on 4 nes on Vjest Dickson Street from Duncan to arland Avenue and from Dickson south to Center Street Dickson Cn Duncan Street, after discussion, Alderman feathers made a motion that 2 "PASSING ZONES a e established on Duncan, between Center and Dickson, and 2 Passing Zones be established Duncan cn Dickson, between Duncan and Garland Avenues, the location of the zones to -be left to �t eets the discretion of the Street Committee, this motion was seconded by Alderman Whitfield, which was passed unanimously by the Council* 228 Section 1. A twenty per cent penalty on automobile, truck or motor vehicle icense fees shall attach toall such licenses which are not paid within the time now or ereafter provided by the Ordinances of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas. Section 2. This Ordinance shall not affect or repeal any ordinances of the Ci f Fayetteville, Arkansas providing for criminal violations for failure to purchase moto: ehicle licenses within the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas. Section 3. All Ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby epealed. Section 4. It appearing that no penalties are now provided for failure to pa� mo` otor vehicle license taxes or, fees to the City of Fayetteville after such fees have become elinquent, and it further appearing that many owners of motor vehicles subject to the license fees proviagd by the.Ordinances of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas have not paid heir licensesfwithin the time prescribed by the Ordinances of the City of Fayetteville, rkansas, and that penalties should be provided for delinquencies in making payments, an emergency is hereby declared to exist and this Ordinance, being necessary for the preser - ation of the public health, peace and safety, shall be in full force and effect from an fter its passage and approval. Passed and approved this 7th day of March, 1949. F-pproved Attest c�� ayor ity 1rrk. Geo.F.McKinney submitted the following: A proposed plat of property situated on Lafayette and Fletcher Streets, known as the lat of W.Cain and Randall Rdberts land, described as fdllows: eo. Cain Property Lots A,B and C of Block 4, Lot 11 County Court Sub -division, Masonic cKinney Additidn, and Lots 1, Block 3, and Lot 1, Block 4, Mcliroy Addition, City bf Fayetteville. 3901 on Lafayette and 335' on Fletcher. Roberts Property -Lots 2 and 3 in Block 31 and 2 and 3 in Block 4, McIlroy Additions City of Fayetteville, Alderman Bohe introduced an Ordinance entitled "API CRDINANCE PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR FAI 'URE 15nl 0 PAY CITY AUTOMOBILE LICENSES OR TAXES WITHIN THE TIMM—PRESCRIBED BY THE ORDINANCES OF extendingEast 355' HE CITY OF FAYETTIVILLE, ARKANSAS, M0 FOR OTHER PURPOSES: understanding that .it will be O.tnar3 respo>ibility The Ordinance was read in its entirety by the Clerk, Alderman Whitfield made a to defray necessary cost uildozer notion -that the rules be suspended, and the Ordinance placed on its second reading, this and to open ditch.for Se nd water notion was seconded by Alderman Williams, and was passed unanimously by the Council. sewer and water .lines have been installed by ity. The Clerk then read the Ordinancevthe second time, and after discussion, Alder. n :.itfield made a motion that the rules be further suspended and the Ordinance Placed on its hi.rd and final reading,this motion was seconded by Alderman Williams, and was passed narimously by the Council. , The Clerk then read the Ordinance the third and final time. IT Mayor then put the question, "Shall the Ordinance pass?"s and on roll call by the Cle k, 11he ,,}e following vote was - recorded; Ayes: Hale, Feathers, Hablan, Bohe, Williams, Whitfield, l'(liite and Liray. Nays: None. And the Mayor declared the Ordinance passed, as there were Ayes, and No Nays. Alderman Hale made a motion that the emergency clause be adopted, this motion vas seconded by Alderman reathers, and on roll call by thevdlef;$, the following vote was ecorded; Ayes:.Hale, Feathers, Harlan, Bohe, 1,711-liams, Vhitfield, White and Gray. Nays:N'ne. nd the Mayor declared the emergency clause-adoptEd, as there were 8 Ayes, and no Nays. ORDINANCE RTMIBE.R 9-4-6. AN ORDINAhTCE PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR FAILURE TO PAY CITY AUTOMOBILE LICENSES OR AXES e9Il1iIN TEE TIME PRESCRIBED BY THE ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS, ND FOR OTHER PURPOSES: Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, that: Section 1. A twenty per cent penalty on automobile, truck or motor vehicle icense fees shall attach toall such licenses which are not paid within the time now or ereafter provided by the Ordinances of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas. Section 2. This Ordinance shall not affect or repeal any ordinances of the Ci f Fayetteville, Arkansas providing for criminal violations for failure to purchase moto: ehicle licenses within the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas. Section 3. All Ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby epealed. Section 4. It appearing that no penalties are now provided for failure to pa� mo` otor vehicle license taxes or, fees to the City of Fayetteville after such fees have become elinquent, and it further appearing that many owners of motor vehicles subject to the license fees proviagd by the.Ordinances of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas have not paid heir licensesfwithin the time prescribed by the Ordinances of the City of Fayetteville, rkansas, and that penalties should be provided for delinquencies in making payments, an emergency is hereby declared to exist and this Ordinance, being necessary for the preser - ation of the public health, peace and safety, shall be in full force and effect from an fter its passage and approval. Passed and approved this 7th day of March, 1949. F-pproved Attest c�� ayor ity 1rrk. Geo.F.McKinney submitted the following: A proposed plat of property situated on Lafayette and Fletcher Streets, known as the lat of W.Cain and Randall Rdberts land, described as fdllows: eo. Cain Property Lots A,B and C of Block 4, Lot 11 County Court Sub -division, Masonic cKinney Additidn, and Lots 1, Block 3, and Lot 1, Block 4, Mcliroy Addition, City bf Fayetteville. 3901 on Lafayette and 335' on Fletcher. Roberts Property -Lots 2 and 3 in Block 31 and 2 and 3 in Block 4, McIlroy Additions Signed Geo.F.PdcKinney. JZ -.e above proposed plat shows a street statting 311"n feet south of Lafayette, on Fletcher(to be -4n lect wide and running 3451 feet east, vith an 8n foot circle at the east end. Alderman Feathers made a motion that the above.proposed plat together iwith proposid street be accepted, this motion was seconded by Alderman Whitfield, and was passed unan - D mously by the Council. fi.i-hdtaAL BEwEe#-WAt&r(iryfs tvw1'1'1 A ,Resolution to close a art of West Second Street roposa l °hzereas, property owners claiming o e the owners of all lam s abutting u on West to close'econd Stdeet between Lot One (1), Block twenty-seven (27) and Lot Six(6),Block Twenty-six part 26) of Jennings Addition to the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, have filed their petitign F.' f 2nd requesting that said street be closed and vacated and requesting that notice of the filing :treet iof such petition be given and a date fixed for the hearing of said petition. Now,therefore, be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, rkansas that the City Cler$ of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas be, and he is hereby irected to give notice once a week fbr two consecutive weeks in the Northwest Arkansas imes of the filing of said petition, stating the names of the persons filing the petition, he name of the Street described in said petition or the portion thereof to be vacated, nd advise all persons that the City Council will hear and determine whether the street hall be vacated at its regular meeting to be held at 7:30 P.M., April 4th, 1949 in the ouncil rooms at the City Administration Building in the City of Fayetteville, Washington ' ounty, Arkansas. , Alderman Hale made a motion that the above Resolution bevadopted,secondid y Alderman Gray, which was passed unanimously by the q .ic*1 \ Adopted this 7th day of March, 1949. Attest, gY del i �_ Approved _T y ler Mayor - I City of Fayetteville, Arkansas. 15nl on Fletcher and extendingEast 355' t is our understanding that .it will be O.tnar3 respo>ibility to defray necessary cost uildozer work in preperation for City Grading and graveling, and to open ditch.for Se nd water lines, and to fill ditch after sewer and water .lines have been installed by ity. Signed Geo.F.PdcKinney. JZ -.e above proposed plat shows a street statting 311"n feet south of Lafayette, on Fletcher(to be -4n lect wide and running 3451 feet east, vith an 8n foot circle at the east end. Alderman Feathers made a motion that the above.proposed plat together iwith proposid street be accepted, this motion was seconded by Alderman Whitfield, and was passed unan - D mously by the Council. fi.i-hdtaAL BEwEe#-WAt&r(iryfs tvw1'1'1 A ,Resolution to close a art of West Second Street roposa l °hzereas, property owners claiming o e the owners of all lam s abutting u on West to close'econd Stdeet between Lot One (1), Block twenty-seven (27) and Lot Six(6),Block Twenty-six part 26) of Jennings Addition to the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, have filed their petitign F.' f 2nd requesting that said street be closed and vacated and requesting that notice of the filing :treet iof such petition be given and a date fixed for the hearing of said petition. Now,therefore, be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, rkansas that the City Cler$ of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas be, and he is hereby irected to give notice once a week fbr two consecutive weeks in the Northwest Arkansas imes of the filing of said petition, stating the names of the persons filing the petition, he name of the Street described in said petition or the portion thereof to be vacated, nd advise all persons that the City Council will hear and determine whether the street hall be vacated at its regular meeting to be held at 7:30 P.M., April 4th, 1949 in the ouncil rooms at the City Administration Building in the City of Fayetteville, Washington ' ounty, Arkansas. , Alderman Hale made a motion that the above Resolution bevadopted,secondid y Alderman Gray, which was passed unanimously by the q .ic*1 \ Adopted this 7th day of March, 1949. Attest, gY del i �_ Approved _T y ler Mayor - I ■ .. X-I%M T Nsline c to g Lincoln F lrecommendI ed. 22 Toe following Resolution was introduced by City Attorney Price Dickson, and Alder e made a notion that it be adopted, seconded by Alderman Gray,•wh.ich was passed unan the Council. . Copy of ResEdlu ion Whereas,the City Council of the City of Fayetteville is informed that Safeway nes, Inc. proposes to make applicati6n to the Arkansas Public Service CBmmission for a rtificate of public convenience and necessity to operate a bus line from Fayetteville, kansas to Van Buren, Arkansas over U.S.Highway No.62 and State Highway No. 59 through rmington, Arkansas, Prairie Grove, Arkamsas, Lincoln, Arkansas and to terminate at Van - ren,. Arkansas, and, Whereas, the City Council of the City of Fayetteville.. Arkansas is of the inion that additional public surface transportation is needed over said route, partic- a.rly between Lincoln, Arkansas and Fayetteville, Arkansas. Now, therefore, be it resdlved by the Ci#y Council of the City of Fayettevil kansas, that: The Arkansas Public Service Commission be and they are hereby urged to ant a certificate of public convenience and mecessity to Safeway Lines, Inc. for the leration of motor buses between Fayetteville, Arkansas and Van Buren, Arkansas over U.S. ghway No.62. and State Highway No.59 by way of Farmington, Arkansas, Prairie Grove, kansas, and Lincoln, Arkansas. Adopted this 7th day of March, 1949. Attest Approved: i y Ulbr'k" Mayor There being no further business, Alderman Hale moved to adjourn, seconded Alderman Harlan, wh.ich::was passed unanimously by the Council, and ththe � Mayor declared Council adjourned., Attest: Approved (�le' rk Mayor Fayetteville City Council met in regular session, Monday, March 21, 1949. Present: G.T.Sanders Mayor, City Clerk J.W.McGehee., City Attorney Price Dickson,City Engineer E.T.Brown, Asst City Engineer Carl Smith,and Aldermen; Hales Yeathers, Haman, B he, Williams, Whitfield, White -and Gray. Minutes of the regular meeting of March 7, 1949, were read and approved. e following bills were presented after their approval by Alderman Harlan, chairman of t e auditing committee: " !^i .E .Hester �P33.0^ Harry Holloway R.E.Poyd2II.6n D lbert Hester 26.3n E.S.Chapman 28.6n Albert Gobel 28.6n �$¢rl Lower 28.60' Tom Williams 28.6n Green Byrd 28.60 S Thornberry 28..6n E.D.V!ard 28.6n A.E.Stone 28.60 G o.Harrison 28.6n Louis Sone Ts 28.60 Oran Dudley 28.6n C laud Curry 28.6n Shearer 1.79 Fred Drain 28.60 G en Curry 28.6n W.H.Hester 33.n0 Harry Holloway 28.60 R chard Lacy 26.3n Delbert Hester 26.3n E.S.Chapman 28.6n 0 car Gmlbreath 28.6n Carl Lower 28.60 Tom Williams 28.60 Doyle Morgin 26.nn Shirley Thornberry 28.6n E.D.Ward 28.60 R bert Allen 26.0n Geo.Harrison 28.60 Gerald Watson 28.60 B.H.Vanbrunt 26.nn Claud Curry 28.60 Louis Stone 28.60 BQb Wise 50.nn Glen Curry 28.6n James E.Ball 28.60 Lee Lscy 2n.0nLeFichAyd Lacy 26.3() The Flax Co. 3.00 Lige Gabbard 28.6n Oscar Gilbreath 28.6n Ricketts Drug Store Io26 Cester Stephens 28.60 Doyle Morgin 28.60 H.H.Jones n 2.nn Rfi. E.Boyd 28.60 Robert Allen 28.60 Bohe Grocery 16.47 A bent Uobel 28.60 B.H.Vanbrunt 23,6n Cities Service 105.57 U een Byrd 28.6n Bob Wise 50.nn Elmer Powers 25.00 A.E.Stone 28.6n Lee Lacy 17.2n Farmers Market lose) Oran Dudley 28.60 Lige Gabbard 28.60 SW.Gas & Electric Co 59.08 F ed Drain 28.6n Chester Stephens 2S.6n Lyons Machinery 23.87 Wilkinson Hatchery 6.75 City Water Plant 750.nn A Berman :Harlan_ made a motion that the bills be allowed ae approved, seconded by Alder m n "ihitfield which was passed unanimously by the Council. P destrian A letter.from Miss Peden was presented by the Clerk, it, which she suggested the lane n ed of a pedestrian crossing lane on the South side of the Square, after d1scussiobv South4derman Whitfield made a motion that a " PEDESTR-IAN CROSSING LANE" be established from �n ide of tie ROYAL THEATRE to the sidewalk on the south side of the Post Office, this motion was sluare sm.conded by Alderman Feathers, and was passed unanimously by the Council. ^lelcome Alderman Gray made a motion that the City co-pperate with the -Chamber of Com- si,ns to m rce and the University of Arkansas in placing WELCOME SIGPIS at the FORTH AND SOUTH en - be placed trances to the City to the extent of $192.nn or of the expense, the Chamber of Comrueroe at entran t pay and the University of Arkansas to pay 1, this motmon was seconded by Alderman cea to Cit'Ij ite, and was passed unanimously by the Council. W.M.Ritter, etal.,. submitted a. REPLAT of BLACK 9, Revised Plat of Mountain Ritter View Additidn and asking that an alley runniing East and West between the THE ASSEMBLY ROAD and Vida &rk Street, also, .the Alley running running North from the East-West Alley OpPLAT o t Company Street, be closed, after discussion, Alderman Gray made a motion that the 'KED " Mt.View R PLAT be accepted and said alleys closed as requested, this motion was seconded by Aderman Harlan, and was passed unanimously by the Council.