December 17, 1947~93
I:ff}IUTES OF A REGULAR I~iL;ETING OF TH); CITY COUNCIL OF l'JEST L'L3?JJ'H1S
__ _DBCF,};k'~~R 17, 147 _ _ _
The Council of the Cit~* of e~est Memphis in the County of Crittenden, State of Arkansas, met
in a regular session at the City Hall in said City at 7=00 P.},?. on the 17th day of December, 1917.
The meeting eras called to order by the Playor, and the roll Uein~ called. there were:
Present: }'. }J, Dacus in the chair and the folloi•~inC r.•~:!ed Aldermen; Curtis foster, R. R. I'~~orley,
G, I, Bollir.~er, J, A. Johnson; City Attorney J. H. Spears and City Clerk L, P. Bernhard.
Absent; Aldermen C. H, }rowrn and G. '.!l. P,icAu].es*.
It being determined a quorum eras present, the following proceedings vrere had to-~~rit:
Minutes of the meeting of the City council on December 3rd ~crere read and approved.
The President and V}-ce-President of the ~+'est Memphis Transportation Company appeared before the
Council as requested, and a general discussion was had b,~,r all present on the operation of the Company
for i.~rrprovernents that could be made for the betterment of the public.
bt~illiam Collins and J. B. Westbrook appeared before the Council to request the rezoning of
Lots lvrrenty-One (21), Twenty-Ttivo (22) and T+renty-Three (23) of Horsley's Shbdivision to have the
property rezoned for commercial use. They were advised that the proper procedure to have this
accomplished would be to present a petition to the Planning Commision; that the Planning Commission
would then make recommendation to the L'ouncil and that the Council would then take under considera-
tion the recommendation of the Planning Commission for rezoning the property.
ChieF of Police Bud Holland appeared before the Council and advised the Council that he had
appointed J. T. Ross as his assistant and requested the approval of the Council. Thereupon,
motion was made, passed and adopted confirming the appointment of the said J. T. Ross as City
Policeman .
An ordinance was introduced in writing and read in full by Alderman Bollinger.
Alderman Foster moved that the rule requiring said ordinance to be read in full on three
different days be suspended, and that said ordinance be placed on its second reading; motion was
seconded by Alderman Johnson, and thereafter the Mayor put the question on the adoption of said
motion, and the roll being called, the following voted:
Aye: Glxrtis Foster, R. R. 1'~orley, 0. I. Bollinger, J. A. Johnson.
Play: None.
?~Jhereupon the Mayor declared the motion duly passed and said ordinance placed on its second
reading. The ordinance was then read the second time by Alderman IRorley,
Alderman Bollinger t}ren moved that said ordinance be now placed upon its final adoption;
motion was seconded by Alderman Foster, and after due consideration thereof by said Council, the
Mayor put the question on the adoption of the motion, and upon the roll being called, the follotiving
voted:
Aye; Curtis Foster, R. R. Morley, 0. I. Bollinger, J. A. Johnson.
Nay: IJone,
Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion duly carried and said ordinance placed upon its final
reading and adoption.
Said ordinance was read in Hill by Alderman Johnson, who moved its adoption, seconded by Alderman
Morley, and after due considerat~:on thereof by said Council, the Ma;,.or put the question upon the
adoption of said motion, and upon passage of said ordinance, and the roll being called, the following
voted:
Aye: Glrrtis Foster, R. R. I,lorley, O, I, Bollinger, J, A. Johnson.
Nay: done.
Thereupon the Mayor cal]e d to the Councils attention that the ordinance, as adopted, contained
an emergency clause and suggested that specific action should be taken by the Council on tklis clause,
whereupon motion was made by Alderman Morley and duly seconded by Alderman Foster that the emergency
clause of. said ordinance be adopted, and the roll being called, the following voted:
Aye: Curtis Foster, R. R. Morley, O. I. Bollinger, J. A. Johnson.
Nay: None.
tiJhereupon the Mayor declared said motion duly adopted and said ordinance duly passed, and signed
his approval to said ordinance and the City Clerk was directed tb spread the same upon the record of
Ordihances o£ t}re City of lifest Memphis, Arkansas, and to have same published as required by law, and
to number said ordinance No. 1!rl~.
Said ordinance to which no amendment was offered read as follows:
ORDINANCE N0. llal~
ATJ ORDINANCE TO LEVY Aid ATITIUAL OL'CUP~.TIO~d TA.i uPt!N ALL PERSONS, FIRTHS, PARTTP~RSHIPS, ASSOCIATIONS
AIdD COP.=oRATIOTJS ET'~IGAGliD ITi CARRYING OTT OR FOLLO'tu71'IG CrRTAII'T TRPiDES, BUSINESSES, PROFESSIOTIS,
VOCATIOTdS ATTD/OR CALLINGS "~vTTFiITT THE COF.PORATE LIMITS OF THr, CITY OF '+'JEST T1fElff'HIS AT1D TO PROVIDE
THL TITJfE FOR PAYP.TtI~IT OF SUCH OC{'UPATIONAL AND OR PRIVILF,G'E TA1CE5 ATTD TO PROVIDE PET1ttLTIES FOR
NOTT-PAYT.IETIT TH"EREOF.
BE IT ORDAITTL'D by the City Council of the City of Ya`est T:Iemphis, t~rkansas:
Section 1: That an annual license fee be, and the scare is, hereby levied and assessed upon
every person, partnership, association, firm or corporation engaged in, carryin6 on or following,
within the corporate limits of the City of ~~'+est Triemphis, Arkansas, each of the following trades,
businesses, professions, vocations, and/or cailinrs an amount set opposite the trade, business,
profession, vocation, and/or calling herein mentioned, which annual license fee shall be in
addition to any otYxer license or tax levied by any other Ordinance, and said license fee shall
be due on January 1st of eackx year by ail persons, partnerships, firms, and/or corporations then
engaged in any business £or which a privilege license is charged. Such license fee shall become
delinluent on February 1st of each year as to such persons, partnerships, associations, firms
and/or corporations, who have not previously paid the same for the current year, and in the
event any person, partnership, association, firm and/or corporation engages in any business for
which a privilege license is assessableunder this Ordinance subsequent to January 1st of a~
year, such license fee as to any such person, partnership, association, firm and/or corporation
shall engage in such business, trade, profession, vocation and/or calling, and shall become
delinquent wittrin thirty (30) days after such business, firm or corporation engages in such
business and any portion of t}xe license fee remains unpaid.
The trades, businesses, profess,~ons, vocations and/or callings for which license fee shall
be assessed are as follows.
Abstract Cornpanies ....................................................... ~ 50.00
Any business not othervrise provided herein,
the annual license fee shall be ....................................... 25.00
Auctioneers .......... ................................................ 5'0.00
Auto body acrd/or paint shops ............................................ 50.00
Attorneys ............................................................... 25.00
Airports ............................................................. 50.00
Bakex•ies ................................................................. 25.00
Bakery or Delicatessens .................................................. 25.00
Banks and Banking ........................................................ 100.00
Barger Shops (Per Chair) ................................................. 10.00
Beauty Shops ............................................................. 20.00
Billiard or Pool Table Parlors (per table) ............................... 10.00
Blacksmiths .............................................................. 25.00
Bottling Iuorks ........................................................... 100.00
Bowling Alley - For First Six Alleys ..................................... 50.00
For Each Additional Alley ................................ 5.00
Brokers - Commodities or securities ...................................... 50.00
Building and/or General contractors ...................................... ].00.00
Building and Loan -agencies ............................................... 50.00
Bulk Oil and/or Gas dealers - Located out of C~ ty but doing business
in City ................................... 100.00
Bus Stations ............................................................. ?5.00
Butane Gas and Accessories ............................................... 100.00
Casket or Coffin Factories ............................................... 75.00
Chiropractors, Chiropodists, Phrenologists, TTeuropaths ................... 25.00
Coal Dealers ............................................................. 25.00
Concrete Mix Plant ......................................... X100.00
Concrete Products .......................................... 50.00
Contractors Equipment Dealers .............................. 200.00
Cotton 1luyers and Brokers .................................. 25.00
Cotton Gins ................................................ 100.00
Coin Operated Vending Machines Operators ................... 20.00
L'otton Compresses .......................................... 250.00
Credit Agencies ............................................ 25.00
Cabinet Shops .............................................. 25.0
Dairies or Dairy Products .................................. 50.00
Dealers in Farm P,~achinery and Implements
Under X50,000.00 a year ................................. $0.00
Dealers in Farm Machinery and Implements
Over ;50,000.00 a 3rear .................................. 100.00
detectives or Letective Agencies ........................... 25.00
Distillery ................................................. 500.00
Domino Games, Par Table .................................... 10.70
Drug ~tor~ ................................................. 75.00
Dentists ................................................... 25.00
Distributors ............................................... 25.00
Electric Motor andj or Transformer Ftevrinding and Repairs.... 50.00
electric ~'liring and Installation....... .. 50.00
Feed and/or Seed Lealers ................................... 50.00
Fish Markets .......................... .. 25.00
...................
Florists, Plant Ilurseries, and/cr Landscaping .............. 50,00
Frozen F:~od Lockers...... ...
................. ..... [0.00
Fruit Stands.......... .
.................................. 25.00
l~~neral Homes...........
................................... 50.00
Garages and Auto Repair Shops......
........................ 50.00
Grain andj or ~''eed blips ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,•....
................. 100.00
Hotels of more than 10 rooms.,,,,
.......................... 50.Op
Ilotels and/or Rooming Houses of Less than 10 rooms......
20.00
Ice Cream, Hot Dog, Hot Tarn - •.•
ale wagons or Carts...
Ica Distributors, ........ .........• 10.00
tetail. ,
Ice Plants .................. ......................... 50.00
Insurance •••........•..• ..............•. 100.00
Adjustors....
Ins~_rrance P,gencies ......................................• 25.00
Insurance Agents ............... ••. 50.00
Interior Decorators............ ••• •••••..•..• •...•...•... 25.00
Jewelers......... 25'00
................... ................ S~.nn
Launderettes or Horne Laundries ............................................ :~ 25.00
Lumber Manufacturers ...................................................... 150.00
Machine Shops - Fabricating ti'Iorks ......................................... 50.00
Meat Market or Butcher Shop ............................................... 25.00
Merchants - average Stock
NQt to Exceed 41,000.00 ....................................... 25.00
Average Stock ~(~1,000,00.to.~5,000.00 .......................... 50.00
Average Stock in Excess of ;,k5,U00.00 .......................... 100.00
Merchants - Vlholesale ..................................................... 100.00
hvinnot~r Pits or Live Bait .................................................. 20.00
Mone~r Lenlers, other than Danks, or +~uilding and Loan ,pgencies............ 75,00
Plewspapers H:blislring ..................................................... 50...^.0
Optometrists .............................................................. 25.00
Oil biills ................................................................. 250.00
Old Iron and/or Junk Dealers .............................................. 50.00
Outdc;or Advertising ................ .................................... 25.G0
Printers, Job ............................................................. 25.00
Pecan shelling and/or packing plants ...................................... 50,00
Pet Shops .......................... .................................... 25.00
Photographers ............................................................. 25.00
Plumbers or Plumbing "ontractors .......................................... 50.00
Popcorn rilachine ........................................................... 5.00
Photographer, Studio ...................................................... 25.00
Physicians ................................................................ 25,00
Pottery, Retail ........................................................... 10.00
Pressing, llry Claaning and/or Laundering Plant ............................ 100.00
Pressing, Dry. 'leaning and/or Laundering Routes, Linen Supply Company, or
Diaper Service or Supply Company ....................................... 100.00
Produce Dealers, Live Poultry; etc ........................................ 25.00
Public ticcountants ........................................................ 25.00
Radio Broadcasting.Station ................................................ 150.00
Radio Repair Shops ........................................................ 15.00
Real istate Agents ........................................................ 25.00
Refrigerator R,epair ....................................................... 25.00
Retail Automobile sealers ................................................. 100.00
Retail and Oil Stations (For Each active pump) ............................ 10.00
Retail Lumber and Supply Dealers .......................................... 150.00
Retail l~trisl:ey stores ..................................................... 200.00
Roofing Contractors ....................................................... 50.00
Restaurants, Lunch Rooms, Cafes, Etc. iYith Seating Capacity of 20 or More
Persons ................................................................ 75.00
Restaurants, Lunch Rooms, Cafes, Etc. ;~~fith Seating Capacity of Less Than
20 Persons ............................................................. 25.00
Service Station Equipment acrd Supplies - Sales and Service ................ [0.00
~7~
Sheet Ivfetal Works .......................................... ~ 50.00
Shoe Cobblers .............................................. 10.00
Soda t'ountain .............................................. 25.00
Soy Bean dills ............................................. 200.00
Sub Contractors;
Floor t''iriishers ......................................... 2[.00
}vfasonery ................................................ 25.n0
Paper Bangers ........................................... 25.00
Painters ................................................ 25.00
Plasterers .............................................. 25.00
Roofers ................................................. 25.00
Siding ................... ............................... 25.00
Tile Setters ............................................ 25.00
Telephone Exchanges ........................................ 150.00
Theatre .................................................... 1.50.00
Tire Recapping ............................................. 50.00
Tourists Courts ............................................ 50.00
Trailer Parking Lots ....................................... 50.00
Trailer Sales, House or Freight ............................ 50.00
Typewriter and Office Idachines - Sales and Service......... 25,00
Upholstering and/or mattress making ........................ 25.00
fielding Shop ............................................... 25.00
ti~holesale beer Distributors ................................ 50.00
~Uholesale Uasoline and Oil Dealers ......................... 100.00
ti'~holesale 1Jhis;-ey Stores ................................... 700.00
lJoodyards .................................................. 10.00
Match Repair Shops ......................................... 25.00
IJaodti•~orking Flants ......................................... 50.00
Section 2: 'r""J!-sere two or more businesses each of vrhich require the payment of a separate
license shall be carried on by any person, firm or corporation upon the same premises, the
license sha1.1 be an amount e~iual to the highest license provided for carrying an of any such
businesses separately, plus, oiie-half the license fee provided for carrying on each of the
other businesses separately.
All licenses provided herein shall be for the calendar year beginning January 1st,
provided that said license is issued prior to June 30th. If such business, trade, profession,
vocation and/or calling should be begun after June 30th and prior to September 30th, the
charge shall be one-half (2) of that for the calendar year, If such business, trade,
profession, vocation and/or calling should be begun after September 30th, the charge shall
be one-fourth (1/!t) of that for the calendar year.
All licenses issued. under the provisions of this Ordinance shall expire at midnight on
December 31st of the year for which said licenses may be issued,
Section 3; The licenses or occupation taxes herein provided shall be payable on
January first of each year, or within ttivo weeks after beginning any business, trade, professiion
vocation or calling subject to license and shall expire on December the 31st following; said
licenses shall be payable to the City clerk who shall issue his receipts in duplicate, one of
which shall be delivered to the licensee and the duplicate shall be retained by the City Clerk.
The City C1erlc shall make monthly settlements tivit'rt the Treasurer and pay to him all licenses
collected.
Section X11 The City Q~erk may upon written application therefor, and with the approval
of the ldayor endorsed thereon, extend the time for the payment of an~~ license for any period,
not exceeding thirty days, but no second e:ctension of time shall be granted.
Section 5: Any person, firm, association, partnership, or corporation, rrho shall engage in,
carrying on, or follow any of tkre trades, businesses, professions, vocations or callings specified
herein tivithin the corporate limits of the City of '~''+est A?emphis, without having first paid the
license fee or occupation tax as herein prescribed, shall be deemed guilty of a violation of this
ordinance, azzd upon conviction thereof, shall be fined any srm not exceeding One Hundred Dollars
and each days violation shall constitute a separate offense,
Section 6. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict, heretivith are hereby repealed
and/or amended as herein set forth.
Section 7. It is the intention of the City council that each nerd, phrase, sentence,
paragraph, section or subsection shall be a separate provision of this ordinance and shall be
deemed independent of :-il.l other provisions herein, an it is further the intention of the City
Council that if any word, phrase, sentence, paragraph, section or subsection of this ordinance
be declared invalid, all other provisions thereof shall remain valid and enforceable.
Section f3. It being necessary to raise money and assure the collection of occupation taxes and
for a new schedule of license fees and provide penalty for non-payment of such tax_, an emergency is
hereby declared to exis and this ordinance, being necessarr~ for the; immediate preservation of the
peace, health, and safety shall take effect and be in full force from and after January 1, 191x8,
•~n ordinance was introduced in writing and read in full by Alderman Morley.
Alderman Bollinger moved that the rule renuiring said ordinance to be read in fall on three
different days be suspended, and that said ordinance be placed on its second reading; motion was
seconded by Alderman Foster, and thereafter the 1.4a~ror put the question on the adoption of said
motion, and the roll being called, the folloroving voted:
Aye: Curtis Foster, R. Ft, P~~orley, 0. I. Bollinger, J. A. Johnson.
klay~ None.
lfizereupon the kdayor declared the motion dul;;T passed and said ordinance place-d on its second
reading. 'rhe orc.inance 1vas then read the second ti*ne b~~ al.der:;~n Johnson.
Alderman Foster then moved that said or~_'inarzce be norr placed upon its final adoption; motion
was seconded by ~~lderman Tviorley, and after due consideration thereof by said Council, the P.fayor put
the ruestion on the adoption of the motion, and upon the roll being called, the following voted:
Aye: Curtis roster, R. Ii. I~aorley, 0. I, Bollinger, J. A. Jokulson.
slay: None.
J}iereupon the Mayor declared the motion duly carried and said ordinance placed upon its final
reading and adoption,
Said ordinance was read in full by N].derman Johnson, who moved its adoption, seconded by
Alderman iollinger, and after due consideration thereof by said Council, the Mayor put the question
upon tho adoption of said motion, and upon passage of said ordinance, and the roll being called, the
following voteds
Aye: Curtis Foster, R, R, lGcrley, 0. I. Bollinger, J. A. Johnson,
Nay: Hone,
~Jhereupon the Mayor called to the Councils attention that the ordinance, as adopted, contained
an emergency clause and suggested that specific action ;should be taken by the Council on this clause,
!"thereupon motion tivas made by Alderman Foster and duly seconded by Alderman Johnson that the emergency
clause of said ordinance be adopted, and the roll being called, the following voted;
lsye: Curtis foster, R. R, Paorley, 0, I. Bollinger, J. A. Johnson.
rla~~; hone.
'„hereupon the Mayor declared said motion dul~~ adopted and said ordinance duly passed, and sibned
his approval to said ordinance and the City Clerk was directed to spread the sa*ae upon the record of
Ordinances of the City of +~test kdemphis, .,~rkansas, and to have same published as required by law, and
to number said ordinance No, lli5.
Said ordinance to which no anendernent ryas offered read as follows:
~~
ORDINANCE rro. 1t;5
AI~I OPrJIA1Ell'iCE TO PROtrIUE FOFt T}':3 U:~E :~A7D OY'31te'lT1t~A? OF UiOTOR ~T~1iICLES, REGIST7t~ATTON AND LICE~}SIt:G
T1P~.EOF, I~~JY OF LIC:d:E F"~E THERI'.'rY1R ATID TO PRO'JIDF, FOR A P'IIALTY FOR VZCLATION T?i~REOF.
BE IT OFCDAI^iFD by the City Council of the City of ',lest Prtemphis, °~rkansas.
Section 1. L3VY OF LICF.i1SE F`'E -There is hereby levied and assessed the sum of N~ ve 05.00)
Dollars on each motor vehicle, as defined by the Statutes of the State of Arkansas, used and/or
operated upon the streets, alleys and public -slays of the City of iuest Memphis, krkansa.s.
Section 2. IS:?t7Al~}CE OF LIC~iISE 1+N1) COLL'~CTIOPi 0 F5E - b'aid license fee shall be due and
payable on and-after January lst of each year and may be paid without penalty at?any time prior
sndrsub~ecL~ ~oti?hendenalt~t ~ovici~drigort~nF~ec~io~li ~~'~ereo~r:c# year, shall-be deemed delinquent
_ J P Y P
Section 3. TRAhSFi:R OF LICE'1:'.E Tx~G - S1zch license tag shall not be used or displayed upon
arry other vehicle other than that for which it was issued unless application be made to the
City Clerk for a permit to transfer said licens:~ tag and, if approved by the Clerk, a permit to
transfer said license tag may be issued for which there is hereby levied a fee of One (:!1.00)
Dollar, which shall be collected at the time of the issuance of the permit.
Section 1r. E.CLUSIONS - T}iis Ordinance shall not be construed to app]-fir to any vehicle
otirned by the State of ^rkansas, or any political subdivision thereof, or to vehicles held or
owned by a ree laxly licensed dealer, tvho shall otivn a:ld }rold the sane for the purpose of
resale.
Section 5. LICi~dSE HIES PAID PROPORTTOMAT}:J,Y - IIFiLN APID }IOtid - ,All fees for the registration
of motor vehicles shall be for each calendar ;,rear beginning January 1, 19l~t3, provided that registra-
tion for license upon which they are based is issued prior to June 30th. If such registrations
and licenses are issued after June 30th and prior to September 30th, the charge shall be one-half
(~) of that for the calendar year. If such registrations and licenses are issued after September30th,
the charge shall be one-fourth C1/4) of that for a calendar year.
All registrations and licenses issued under the provisions of this Ordinance shall expire
at midnight on December 31st of the year for -which registrations anri licenses may be issued.
Section 6. PI~dALTY - Hny person who shall keep and,Jor use any motor vehicle upon the streets,
alleys and ways of the City of l'lest P~Qernphis without first having secured a license as provided
herein and paid the fee therefor shaL7. be deemed guilty of a misdeameanor, and upon conviction
thereof shall be fined in any sum not exceeding ,~'p50.00.
Section 7. }tEPEALIiJG CLAUSE -Ordinance No. 2Ll passed and approved September 5, 1933, is
hereby repealed.
Section 8. SEVERALTY CLAUSE -Should any word, phrase, sentence or paragraph of this
Ordinance be hold or construed by any court to be illegal or uncorrstitu tional for any reason,
such holding shall not affect tha other provisions of this Ordinance.
Section 9. i'sP:LaR.CEI~ICY CLAUSE - It being necessary to raise money for the repair and
maintenance of the str::ets, alleys and public tivays of the City of 'n'est Tviemph9_s, an emergency
is hereby declared to exist, and this Ordinance being necessar~T for the irrunediate preservation
of the public peace, health and safety*, it shall take effect and be in Pull force and effect
upon and after January 1, 19ir8.
•, Said license fee shall be paic'_ to the City Clerk, ~rrho shall issue his receipt and an
appropriate license ta.g therefor. Caid tag shall at all times be disp:,.ayed upon the rear of
the motor vehicle For which it eras issued:%=::r;~•a~~~^~'r
IJotion vas made, passed and adopted to authorize the t%a~Tor and City Clerk to issue warrants
for the folloroving named persons:
0. P. Sides, Jr. x10.00
Jean Hillencamp 50.00
H. D. Holland 25.00
Pdrs. ~. B. Currie 5.00
C. 0. Burrow 25.00
G. G. Kietzman 25.00
7J. H. Cushman 25.00
0, J. Hatton 10.00
J. T. Ross 25.00
Louis Hathcock 15.00
J, r"• -.9right 25.00
Perry Rogers 10.00
John TdcCullor 5.00
Jo}rn i)abner 5.00
Ed ltudson 5.c,~0
Sarah Y. Smith 15.00
ilenry Young 5•~
Henry Palmer 5•~
As additional salary for the month of December, 19l~7.
The Building Inspector presented the building permits he had authorized to be issued, the
following permits were approved by the Council;
Joe Gordon
Danner Street Apts. Inc.
Sylvester Freeman
Otis Smith
}'Villiam McKinney
Heneritta Hoy
H. T. Howard
H, u, Riggan
Lillie Trotter
Beverly Harris
Pdrs. Charlie Harris
Mrs, Charlie Harris
E. V. lJilliams
Bowers & lifood
Tvtotion was made by Alderman Bollinger and seconded by Alderran Foster to approve, authorize,
ratify, and/or confirm payment of the follotiring bills;
John 1:1cCullor X33.00 T. F. Grr,~nn ~~12.00
0
2
John Danner 33.00 Henry Young .5
3
l;d iiudson 33.38 Henry Palmer 35.10
John ~+allace 2b.7U John 1Fallace 10.80
J
T, I}olmes 18.00 Henry Young 32•[0
.
Sarah Y. Smith 35.J0 Henry Palmer 17.55
'
Henry Young 32.50 John iJallace 1
0.20
Henry Palmer 31.85 John P3cCullor 33.00
Charley Boone 29.40 John Danner 33.00
Essex Holt 23.63 Fid Hudson
T
J
l 18.75
18
75
Curtis Jewe]_1
'
' 18.00
72 , Ho
mes
,
Sarah Y. Smith ,
35.00
festern Union
~
Bank of "oJest P.iemphis .
145.26 Light & hater Dept. 1,804.04
Jr.
Sides
0
P 102.00 Light & 1dater Dept, 391.76
,
.
.
Jean Hillencamp 200.00 Pderchants ac Planters Bank 306.43
D, 1}olland
H 250.00 Otis Ball 15,00
.
D, Holland
H 30.00 Doyne Dodd 125.0
.
Mrs. }~. B. Currie 35.00 P, Ia• Dacus 150.00
C, 0, Burrow 175.00 L. P. Bernhard 50,00
C, 0• Burrow 3Q•~ llayton Sackett 25.00
G. G. Kietzman 3.00 C. H. Brown 10.00
1Y, H. ~%ushman 300.~~J G. '+~. McAuley 10.00
0. J. Hatton 200.00 (.lirtis Foster 10,00
J, T, Ross 200.00 0. I. Bollinger 10,00
Louis Hathcock 150.00 J. A. Johnson 10.00
J. F. 1Jright 200.00 R. R. I'~orley 10.00
J, F, 1•
rright 3Q•~ J. H. Spears 75.00
:
Perry Rogers 180.00 Mrs. J. F. ';'fright 340.40
John IdcCullor 33.00 Choctow, Inc. 179.10
John Dabner 33.00 Union Planters National Dan k
John 1`lallace 5.40 and Trust Company 3,254.98
r~ Hudson 31.88 Server Revenue Certificate
Holmes
J
T 31.88 of Indebtedness Fund 1,572,00
.
.
Sarah Y. Smith 35.00 Cash
h 3.84
65
30
lYill. Rogers 3.00 Cas
Union Planters Nation Bank .
and Trust Company 2,426.40
Upon the matter being called to vote, t1:e following voted:
Aye: Curtis Foster, R. R. Ieiorley, 0, 1, Bollinger, J. A. Johnson.
Nays None,
No further bu:~ ness appearing, the meeting was adjourned.
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MAYOR
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APP'3OVED: JAPNARY 7, 1948