February 4, 194810~
I~NUTES OF A REGULAR Pd~TING OF TIf;~ CITY COUPICIL CF ;;LST LiT,,'r;PHIB
FEBRUARY 4, 148
The Council of the City of tiJest 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.M. on the 4th day of February,
1948.
The meeting vvas called to order by the Mayor, and the roll being called there were:
}resent: P. M. Dacus in the chair and the following named l~ldermens Curtis Foster,
0, I. Bollinger, G. tiY, McAuley, R. R. hurley, J. A. Johnson; City Attorney
J, H. Spears and 'City Clerk L. P. Bernhard,
Absent alderman C. H. Brovm.
It being determined a quorum vras present, the following proceedings were had to-wit:
Minutes of the meeting of the City Council on January 22nd were read and approved.
Motion was made by Alderman Johnson that the following ordinance be read the second time
"An Ordinance Defining, Regulating and Licensing Solicitors and Canvassers and Providing
Penalties for the Violation Thereof". The ordinance vras then read the second time.
Motion vvas made by Alderman IalcNUley that the ordinance be adopted, the motion 'was seconded
by Alderman Morley,
Upon the matter being called to vote, the £ollovring voted:
Aye: J, A, Johnson, n, R. Corley, O. 1, Bollinger, Curtis Foster, and G, 1V. McAuley.
Nays None.
Dr. Solar, i'rest +~emphis Veterinarian, appeared before the Council to discuss Rabies Control
Program. Action was delayed on the matter until the neat Council meeting w}sen a plan for licens-
ing and/or vaccinating dogs would be discussed.
The Building Inspector presented the building permits he had authorized to be issued. ldotion
was made, passed, and adopted to confirm the actions of the Building Inspector in the issuance of
tkie following }wilding permits:
'slest Memphis Mineral Home
Dawson Kizzie
Roy Sanders
L, E. meanders
Motion vras made by Alderman Foster and seconded by Alderman Bollinger to approve, authorize,
ratify, and/or confirm payment of the follotiwing billss
henry Palmer X43.55 Ingram Construction Co, X38.50
Robert Rucker 33.00 Johnson Auto Co. 73,46
John I+IcCullar 33.00 McCaa Chevrolet Co. 98.47
John Dabney 33.00 Riggs Tractor Co. 4.52
Fd Hudson 27.00 J, P, Stalls C'o. 150.00
J. T. HoLnes 27.00 Thrifty Drug Co. 2.50
Sarah Smith 35.00 S. C. Toof & Co, 109.22
0, P, Sides, Jr, 102.00 tid, ,'d, iazmber Co. 5.93
Merchants & Planters 207.30 v1, BI. Flying Service 50.00
L. C, Smith Typewriters 121.86 r+. M, Appliance ~o. 5.55
Street Impr. Fund 135.00 Southvrestern Bell Telephone 46.60
Bragg Auto Co. 2..50 W. M, Machine Shop 3,50
Bragg Auto Co. 1.29 Lep Manufacturing Co. 21.50
Bil-Roy Hotel 77.14 Bowers & 'tYood }Melding Co, 186.00
L. E. Conyers 10.00 iY. M. i.'lectric Motor Ser. 43.25
Chalmers Motor Co, 55.71 Cross County Gravel Co. 122.18
Central Service Station 6.34 Choctaw, Inc. 306.00
Crittenden County Ti.rnes 458.55 Standard Oil Co. 215.09
Commercial Printing Co. 70.44 Otho A. Cook, Com. of Rev. 37,38
Eden Pontiac Co, Inc. 6.63
Upon the matter being called to vote, the following voted:
Aye: J. A. Johnson, R. R. Morley, 0, I. Bollinger, Curtis Foster, and G. ',Y. McAuley,
Nay: None.
No further business appearing, the meeting vras ad3ourned.
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APPROVED: b'EBRUARY 18, 1Qlr8