October 3, 1950ru~ir~ulmu ur ti r!',r,u~.r; r.r~n,lltvc, ~u~ ,r~r; 1i1T1 i;uUPr.,,L Ut '1'111; 'vy'1'Y l.~' i"~hS'i' P::1._YHib, <rrttuir:Ur;J,
I3A:r ANA HELD 9tY QCT~I3ER 3, 1~5~.
The Cocmcil of the City of `~iest Lier,!j his n!et i.n a regular session at the City }fall
in :;ai.d City at 7;30 Y.}~_. on the .3rd day oi' Goober, 1.9:0.
The rneetin w~.s called to order by the Ida;; or, ar:d the roll being; ca11c-d l.l:ere vrere;
Present: I:"ayor i'. Ja. llacus in t}re chair, and the 1'0].lo:,~in~ named Aldern;en:
0. I. uolli.n"er, R.L. Garrison, R. It. i,orley, Curtis roster,
C. II. Roz^rton, A. R. Idanchester, Y. B. Fo.vers, and City „t.torr,ey
J. H. Spears.
Absent: Alcier:uan Jarnes Bledsoe and City 'Clerk Coats.
It beinf; deterrined :a qucr'a:u vies presei:t, tl!e folioLJi.r~ procecdinl;:; vrere had to-writ:
I.firutes of Council i•eetir.C on September „ 1.910, ::ere read ord eppro•.'ed.
T^.r. ;;. J. Ruber;s of the west Idemphis Transportation Company r.et vd~th ±:he Cotu~cil to
submit a check in thF. amount of ;„~675.OO amount clue the City according to schedule outlined
ir: Secti.on b of Gr<linance PIa. 173. I:Ir. Rubens advised the Council tlist Prix compar-ry- had not
made !nonthly payments according to the ordinance pendinb final disposition of recent liti~a-
t.ion ii~t~ol.vin~ tl;e City anti th;_ bus cornp~ny.
Pcia~~cr Dacus advised that he had received a mrmber of ccrnplaints as to the manner of
operation of the buses, thereupon, a ecnunit.tae composed of Aldermen Garrison an^ Rovyton and
I. R. Byrd wHs appointed t,o meet with a car.crit.tee from! the bus compare to ti^,ork out, routes
for the buses and to report at the next Council P;Iceting.;'
J.lr. Pdet^rt :icarbroug~h of Wallin-;:rickey ~ rich Lumber iorapany appeared before the Council
in connection with tyro building applications that the Building Irr~pector had withheld action
on until ccnsi,dered by the Council The application of T'~1entieth Certux~:- Tourist Court at
1;;01 >;. uroadwaJr :ras considered.
Illation was made by Ray Garrison and secondod by Roy l:orley that the permit be gr~ited and
ul.,an the matter Bain called to vote, the fcllor;in voted:
n;;=e: Garrison, T.ior]e;;, 1~'oster, ;,oi+rton, f:anchrster, Fowtrs, Bo].l.in~;er.
Play: hone.
An application for a tourist court Gt 2;•1-2",'1,Jest .~r =a.;:... iras ,.~n:;i~i~red. Notion vras
made by AlderrnHn to:;- Ilorle~ ter,.: sevor.~t,_w by .,ldcr;!ian CLrr ti :. i tester that the pex•r,u.t be granted
and upon t}ie matter bei.nb called to vote, the folloirir.~ vcteC;
Aire: Garrison, i:orley, Foster, :c,rton, r archester and 'o.crs.
Alder:!an 3ollin~er abstained horn vctir:g.
1111. ,";. ~~iddicourbe of ,~Jm. L. Jahnson Ce;npwny and i.ir. Robert I:i1.t,ore appeared before the
Council to re-;uest, pc~rniission of fife amity to cenncc~t to the City's sewer lines gat the e<sterr~
city limits. The line is to 'ce con::tru•cted according; to flans and specifications to be approved
by the :;ity of ~~e:t °~`.emc},i.s.
It was further poised out that tPris area was bei.nC~ rapidly developed and s~ut,ic t,an}a were
net feasible.
A plat of Bloch. 1t9 of Geo. 'i'. Kendal -~ddit-for :ws sunraitted by i„s s,iduicombe, bat. ai't:r a
nu!.ber of cl:~anges Caere required before approval uy the Cotrnci7., t}~te pl.r;t was withdrav~n and
I::r. ','^'iddicombe advised tL,at he vrould resuL^mit. it at a latter date.
Isayor Dacus advised the Council that LIr. R. );. ScP:ubert o1 tl;e State Fire Prevention iiureau
had conducted a test of the City's fire iielainC a, par~tus snd !ride a mrmber of recorrnnendations
that vrould ena;;le tl;e .:ity to lo~:;er their fire irisurancc -rateU. f~r~~np the reo,>r;L.~nuatiors^made
eras that the:: City's fire truck cx• truc}:s net leave the city ?.imi.ts cn any call. After discussion
of the matter, Mayor llacus was authorized to vrrite letters to the i'1. e ,]epax :.or,t L„~ i.r~i;;tii..->i;
tiiat no member of the i)eparwnent ~:lrive the city's trucl~_ or tr~_,c.a outsiue tl.e cit• li:~tits.
I,iayar Dacus else advised that fIr. L. ~c`.rab~rt laud reco:.r.r.;nlcd tl:e pa ^~.~„a o~'
<ur ordin;:nce
revisinL; ;:he _I'i-re zone lt,nit•s and ado,ting ::a Uuilnin~ c~_ie; t'rat .ae to t},e d;ro•,/th of the city the
present ordinance establ-i.;;hing t}ie fire zone had become absoleta; and that as an o_dinance
c>.r.+,it.led 'tAn Ordinance Prori.etins 1~'or I'ir.e Lzt,:its and '.2eg~.A.:ations ;;overrin~ tr.s Con~tru<~tien,
irltration, y:Iuip.,.ent car ;t~rioval. of Buil.iings or Stx7rct,u•as't had been read the first time on
1,I:r~- 2, 1)x;0, that the ordinance should be passed as soon as possible. Thereupon, a c~r:i:ittea
of ~itr ,lttarnsy ;;pears and Building; Inspector ;iietzr,ian .. appoi=rted to cones ,i,:r the Rational
BuildinE Co ]e an;' report to the Council ~a.t the nex'; r:reeting tlie.ir reco.,r.,r,.ridat.ions.
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Chief of Police Ilollanci appe:_red before the Counc,i 1 to request the purchase of a
tivas}tint; machine for the laundering of the prisoners clothes and also to purchase work
clothes for the prisoners. Aftor discussion of the ma.tter., *notion vJas made byT $lderman
Bollinger and seconded by Aldern.an Garrison that the Chief of Police be instructed to
purchase a com•rtercial washing machine and four dozen ooverals at wholesale price. Upon
the matter being; called to vote, the follotwing voted:
lye Bollinger, uarrison, T;orley, Foster, Ro}vton, I:[anchester, Powers.
PJay: Toone.
I'}te necessity of acquiring an additional police car yeas discussed and the Council
authorized the advertising for bias for the purchase of a police car at the next Council
P.Ieet:ing.
City .lttorney ,;pears uas in;,tructr:l to prr,p:re an ordinance riesi~nating certain
streets as thru str~:ets, parl;in~; of vcl~icles on -the streets, and prohibiting heavy
vel~tieles from driving on certain streets.
An ordinance entitled i~,~n Ordinance Govex•nin~; The I.Tethod of T}ominating; And 'I'he
Election Of Such l~ldernen; And I'or Otlter Furposes~~ tiaas read in full for the third time
by l~ld.er:nan I.or~ley xho moved its adoption, seconded by Alilerr;ran uarrison, and after due
consideration thereof b,;r said Council, F,he I._ayor put the ,1uestion upon tlxe adoption of
sa~.id :notion, au 1 upon passage of :;aid ordinance, and the roll being called, the f'ollovring
voted:
byre: Bo11in;;er, garrison, }'aforley, Foster, Rotivton, T~}anchester, Powers.
TJay: Pione.
Fuhereupon the Puayor declared sa:i_d nr_rt!on duly adopted and said ordinance duly
pa:;~sed, a.nd signed his approval to sai r) ordi_rtance arut the City Cler}: etas directed to
spread the same upon the record of Ordinances of the City of 'crest I.Iemph_ir,, Arlcans;as,
and to }kZVe same published as rerluired by la:'r, and to nw;ther said ordinance No. 187.
Said ordinance to tt'hich no arnend,.tent bras offered react. as follows:
ORllIT•i~iTlCh A1G. 187
Af ORlliT1:iI'ICE GC'~~~.IdILG 1'H3 LL,TI.IOD GI' D}UI,~I?.iTi]U: i'D ;'.:~; L;LECTGIJ OP' CUCTi ALil'ni?icIETJj
.',?il FOR :?1'tili}'. F'U:iI'O:I;S.
BL i'T CItJi~, 1I~D 3=! 'Ilr, C'i'f CO'J.1;;L OI' 'iiF C1'1 i U. '.+I:, '..T.:F'i}S;
SL'C';?IOT} r~LlrCTIGTI OP' ALi]LIZ!Et~! ITs~ PR:Ci.ARIE,S - In all primaries hr~ld in the
City of '++est ]dempnis y ari/- or~,an'iaeil po~i~<:1 part;-, the candicl:ztes for nomination
for the office of alder:teti shall reside in their respective •,vards and shall only be
voted upon by qualified voters of the ward, entitled to vote in such primary, from
ti-rhich >uch person is a candidate, and that any of such candidates in that event shall
appear upon -the ballot only in the wrard in w}rich he is a candidate.
SliCTI0T1 2.;;LEG'iIC21 CF' ALDiar~~IEiJ 1N i}.3I111ttiL L'LECTT02IS in all general elections for
aldermen in t e C~ y o odes errphis, tea er:~;en so electad shall reside ~.n the-ir
several wards, and such aldermen shall only be voted upon by qualified voters of the
~~vard from which such person is a candidate, and the nai:te of such candidate shall appear
upon the ballot only in the ti°rard in vrrtich he is a candi3~.te.
SEC'PION 3• iNCODISIS`l'EI.1T Ci2llITJtITJChS RLPE.9LED -This Orclinance sY~all not repo- l any of
the election aws of ns C!ty escep provisions which are inconsistent herewith.
City Attorney Spears advised the Council that the foLlotir2nlr document had been received:
TiT~~Is 211 - ;IOUSIIJG Ct3ilTT
Cii;lYlt;IZ `Tiil -v'~~1CE O~' Tir.L' IIOU:iiT1G s:,PEiliTER
PANT 82r iCEi'?T 2:..„U'~i'I'IU11S UTIili_:~ TII~rIUUS rr.r :1Ti;: I? :iT :1CT UL' 191-17~ ~sS 11~IILIJJ
COT:TROLLL;D IIUUSIT71 .aTI'P ;IsiiULfiTIGIJ
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:t~I:T Ri}UI~;I' iOTi I'GiI COiI'1,ZCLI.%D ROO't.IS III RUOI-I1!~~ ROUSES
.1TI'J OTIIL'Ft EST.~BLISI~,iE~~~ITS
AntenrL~ent 281.1 to the Controlled iIousing !,ent Regrrlati on and Artendnent X81 to the Rent
Regulation for Controlled Rooms in Rooming Houses and Other Establisivnents.
The Controlled Sousing Rent Regulation (82K.1-1.2) and t':ie Rent egulation for
Controlled Rooa_a in Roo,aing Houses and Other list~blisl~.iznts (~sE32j.31-92) are a~~~nded
i.n the fol.lo-.ving respects:
1. Schedule ~, Item 1~ll~b, is ar.an~aed to read as foi.lor~s:
(Blab) (=tevolced and decontrolled)
ibis decontrols (1) tine City of Gre~l.ey in ',,eld Count;, Colorado, a por•t:ion of the
GreeleP*, Colorado, i]efense-Rental Araa, and all unincorporated local-i.ties :in said Lcferae-
Ftental Arca, based on a resolution submitted s~itli resi~ect to said City of Greeley in
accordance with Section 201; (j) (3) oz the Housing and ~cerrt ~~ct of 192;'j, as :l;aended, said
~;ity of Greeley constituting the :;,ajor portion of said Defense-3ental rhea, and (2} tPie
rerlainder of said ~ofen~e-Rental >rea on t}"ie Housing Lxi,editer~s orm initiative i.n
accordance ti^rith Section 2ul~ (c) of said Act.
2. In Schedule ~ lte;n 2?3, all or' :;aid Iter~ ,~'>:ich relates to ;;ii i,t~rl~le.l Cow1tJ,
°rl:ansas, is deleted.
This decontrols tho ~"%it~= of ~~es 1_e:::%.iis in ..~lt~~e,~den Co.u~tlr, :,zlw.~sws, a. po.~ion of
the 1~IeY:2phis, '1'erlnessee, Defen~e ie,nt 1 ;!Yea, >>s~:d or, w resolution subY.utted ixi acco-rclance
with Section 20~ (j) (3) of the .cousin - ~rld t ~ 7
' ~' I, ~ 'ler. ;lot of 1' 1, , as cYiended, and leaves under
control ~lielby Count;,r, iei1YYE;5:3Ce, a~ tI'lEi llcl~lphl3, 2eiiYleuSG."., IJefen3e-Ri;i:tal AY'c:a.
(Sec. 204, 61 Shut. 197, as amended; SO U.S.C. App. Su~~p. 1t3!~)
This amen~:i~•:ient shall becone effective c;epte^dier 19, 1~~0.
issued this lath d~= of ~e~>tember, 19'0.
E] DuPxrL
Acting Iiou,~i.ng E:~pediter
Idayor Dacus advised tPie Council that a re:Iuest ::ad be~;u made that an extension of
two r.;onths be :.ranted G. 1'+`. L~1cAuleJ for the rerloval of his frs:ne building on Broadti"raJr.
After discussion of the mat'~er and due to the ,aan~~ exte:isiona of time t.:"_zit l:wd been
granted r. I.:c Auley, it was t:he unanimous opinion of ail r~le~rabers of the t.oln::cil that, no
adcLlt•ional t:inle be granted.
`lhe ;;uil~]ing Inspector presented the follorrin;; boil ling i~en~.it5 1 ~ 'iad a:ithorizad to
be issued, ruotion was made, passed and adopted to colui.r:;l tllc actions of tha 3?u. Lding
Inspector in the issrancc o£ tli; lollo•>:ing peY^:lits:
First )3,~I.~tist GhUroh
blaci: Howell
;~.lli.a Johaon
lidrr~sd Bates
Lel^ris i;olli_Ys
J. ~~~+. Stii:nett
);:,vela ...+all:ace I ill it°:er
Alex Boggs
Fred 'I~illiams
Iierirur Palrler
Carl G. stone
R. L. Holford
J. :'J. Oliver
Au"usta ~drrard
Robert Mayes
J. L. ~3ood~ uan
.Ji.1. L. Jolnison
Morris Lee ~Jralten
-li'ed .,6al ~r
.. L.L;1_.ith
,3. 13razell
1~;1a ?iaCliCl:
Iierc~ Roberson
Charlie Rainer-.sabell 'ci:lliarls
lilioabatl"1 i:ard~r
George I:anson
ilettie L:as 'i_el _t-2
R. Roberts
_,. J. llavid
Tl;e following permits were refused:
PUTS. J. "~~i11-i.for3
~. j,l. ;)avid
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Pvlotior. eras made by ilder:.;an roster anti seconded by alder~aan I~ianchester to approve, authorize,
ratify, and/or confirm payment of the foll.oti~ritiC bills:
A. V. IScFarl~nd ~,36.00
J. P. Harris
~30.55
Roberta Coles 20.0 il~rr~ '_~l%n 19.C
h[ac); Ilotivel.l ~~5.~')0 Carah Y. -artith 50. u0
La~vis Hathcock 45.~~00 Pei°xy Rogers ;5.00
&ugpno Hale 35.25 L'. II. I'~Ieal 45.00
Joltn '.d. D:abner 35.25 J. i'. Cooke 45.•.0
vYil.lie Ilarris 35.25 James E.~ror"~z 20.00
Jazues E. Boyl~;ins 23.25 lir. i'alph IIatn;_lton 47.0
Harry Granger 35.25 Lic~~aa Chevrolet Co. 4.~0
George Gooch 35.25 Garrison Ready-i:Iix 16.49
Sarah Y. Smith 50.i)0 Jolulson Auto 121x..01
Perry Rogers 60.'UO '"'~allin-Dickey ~w Rich Lbr. 8.83
TvI. H. Neal 45. u0 lw. T"i. Lbr. Co. 15.39
J. P. Cooke 45.00 ui. P.I. Eda.chine & weldit~; 5.61
James E. ?rovrn 20.OJ Blest i:•iemphis News 82.20
lid IIud.son 35.25 Iiorace S. Brorrrx 25.00
Cletis Tabor 39.95 Benard High Dales 40.Fi9
James Dearin 35.2` Bra;;; Auto Co. 36. u0
Jessie Horton 39.75 Blechman-Crosby Co. 13.35
Collector Internal Revenue 216.90 atreet Tmproveuer;t fund 20U.u0
Bess Lamb, Yetty Cash .li(0.82 Cletis Tabor 39.)5
Johnson Auto po. 210U.O0 J. P. Harris 30.55
'.V. hi. R1re Dept. 150.00 L'. '"". Garrison 21.63
Carl Gore 6.17 Oscar t;ustin 27.20
A. V. i~.1cl~ arland 36.00 Saz'ah Smith 50. JO
Roberta Coles 20.60 Perry Rogers 55.00
hiaclc Hotaell 45. U0 Ii. i?. heal 45.00
LetiYis Hatlu>ck 45.00 J. i='. Cooke 4;.'.,0
,ugene Hale 39.75 James ~,. 3r~n~~n 2O.it0
John r3. Dabney 39.75 Mack Iiov~ell 45.00
`Millie B. Harris 39.75 L~a:'is Hathcock 45.00
Ilarr;,r Granger 39.75 Iu~_;ere iIale 35.25
George Gooch 39.75 Jolm ~~~. Dabnar 35.25
Aaron "~hite 39. •l5 harry eiranger 35.25
Jatres E. ;oyi~ins 6.38 Gecrge Gooch 3,.25
L'd Hudson 28. Cu ai.lli e L. Iiaz•ris ~ ''K
3~.
Clc;tis Tabor 39. '~ Aaron °tlhite 28.88
Jaynes Dearerx 35.25 IZay Golden 3>.25
Jessie Horton 1(2. 7:~ Buster i.;uxylry- 35.<?'~
J. P. Ilarris 5.53 SteVUart Smith 22.!0
Sarah Y. Snuth 50.00 James Dearen 37.60
Perr;,r Rogers 55.:)0 A. ~'. •~c~~ arland 36.00
P~~?. II. Ideal 45.00 II. A. Jones 32.00
J. P. Coo1:e 4`•00 Roberta Coles 20.%C
Jatnes li. Brovurx 20.00 J. A. Riggs Tractor Co. 491.;5
Ark. Rev. Dept. 2"8.76 F. `. Dacus 150.00
Chickasaw Lwnber 217. U0 ii. 0. Coats 25.00
Commercial Prirr-ling 80.58 Layton Sackett 25.00
Delta Furniture Co. 6.>l9 ~ C. H. I?otivton 20.00
Delta Ice Co. 20.110 Janes Bledsoe 20.00
sso Standard Oil 652.50 Cu=tis Poster 20.00
rarc:ers I.iachine Shop 8.12 0. I. Bollinger 20.00
Farmers Supply ;;o. it7.36 I'.. I.. Garrison 20.00
Griffin ~: Goc Elec. G.65 IZ. R. P•Iorley 20. U0
I'~Iargueritte Held 7.7U P. ?=. Po~:wers 20.00
Lasarov Steel Co. 185.UO ,~. .. I,?axnchester 10.00
Loh::~an-Roberts Co. 213.84 J. II. Spears 1~;0.U0
I:~Ierisve~ther Apothecar;,r 1.1.13 Doyne Dodd 11x5.83
Paid-mouth O:;Igen Co. 10.79 Jean iiller7car:t);^ 1~~2. ~0
P:1id-South Oil Cn. 1..~ix Cdis ~+all 15.00
P4odern I:Ierc. Co. 13.88 0. J. IIa~ton 215.~t0
Peoples I:Iercanti.le Co. 6.79 "~. D. Iloll.and 250.u0
Saunders Iter~air whop 7.00 Il. D. Iio=Lland ~ 30. C'0
Southti~estern Bell Telephone 73.11 Bud Tolland 91G.1i0
Spaldin fire Co. 1. ") ~rat~k Reese 19;.00
A. V. I~Icr'arland 36.00 J. P. Wright 230.:~C
Roberta Coles 2v.~0 n. :~. w"hitten 185.00
idac]c Iior,ell 1x!:.00 J. i'. ~n°rings 185.00
Lewis Iiathcocl: 45•',)O 0. L. Gore 185.00
,4,,abene Hale 35•'5 ;3. L. Sims 185.00
Jolrn 'rr. Dabney 3;3.2; Johnny Adams, Jr.- 185.00
wJillie Ilarris 3>•25 iioraae 4?rclvn 25.OU
Harry Granger 38.25 I,s•s. L. B. Cu?•rie 35.00
George Gooch ;15.25 G. G. Kietzman 300. C0
..aron YVhite 35.25 F. I1. Byrd lUU.00
Ray Golden. 3'x.25 Ji:n i;ail.ey 300.00
Buster I:lux'plty 35.25 ilen ~.Llison 112.50
Stewart ~rtith 3S•~5 T. "" caacy 30.OC
Jaynes llearen 35.25 Iierchants-Planters Eiarav 175. UO
r d Hudson 26.25 Sarah ::. am9_th 0. u0
Cletis Tabor Lt0.38 Pes~rV rtoi;ers 55.00
Jessie Horton 39.75 I:I. H. P+E~al 45.00
~r~1 ~L~i, i~ Jh ~-Oi~L x 1L'~li
J. P. Cooke .,115.00 Henry FaLier
Ja;aes ~. :;rosin 20. _%C' iIubert Lee
Cleti~ '!'~bor 3? ?',~
•.~ lc
Co11ec'tor lnterr_a:1 ew.
J. 1'. .. ~°i•] ~ ~~3.15 .Ienx^
,' 1'z:7aaex
~. Clarr:l sot: 39•>5 ,
ih:Uert Lee
Gscar AY.YStin 37•h0 nrlr. Rev. llept.
Ed iiud~arl 3r• - il::r:ry Fa1n?e.i-
1.1z.c1: hone L1 11~ . ~~~ Ilubcrt L;:e
Zc;°,_~ .a-tl^.orlt 11:.00
u f' . I::u ~l,i r.
LAC, ~:,nE Ilal-e ~i • ~:~ 1 ob .i1it0 CO,
Jol:ri ~ ;)~i;ner 3~•= ~;r:iyli:: ;, Goe ;:,le. Co.
11=.:i~~ - 3nE;cr
4 >•21~ 1'.±liGr~ ;~~xj"Jtay' OC•
Geor~e
Cooch 3.~'.,' Iie::x; I'alr.:er
Li i.]ie rs. :...rria ~, °r _y ,e
]~-~ti)~ • i,F
4ron , , ite 35.25 J ra ;>aile;;-
;~oy ;oruor. ~` Ue cx i'ev. Iond ~~tu;cl
3u~ ter Kurt>''-;" 3~. ~~ :.rv,~ lr:_er
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„t~.,.art ,_th 35.2 iiaLart
Lc;,
Jal::es Jc:aren 37. f,0
II. ... Jones 32.00
LC-r1~~P(I 1:1(7C;7."i it Cn ~2. ,.~~C)
io'~,erta Coles 20. u0
il:,,.~.i 1aT~I..,l~;P? !LI;rAltt I'L"Llll ,-f , i ,,, - ,,~
i 1 ~_~i, ~ iLLi1 ~. 1 rl :,iGT'd 1'UPIli
=ardel-1 Tlloraas N2% `~C T• H• 1:':cCou~h
~arler:.: t:rnold 3>.25
Henri uul-its 35.25
J. C. Co1.:Ls.ns x.95
Johnr~ Trust;; `;~ ~ 'ii~:,`1' ~ ~~`.'~ :!T i'li1d;J
Anderson ?.:arty 35.25
lsaron ~;l:ite 32.;0 ~;scher i.i,ne arld Ce:.,ent Co.
Johnny ~;1-:ite 32. ?u
.%I;arlie Gri~i'ix; =x.53
_;ustor .:txi'l~l r-,3
ita;,~ 1i01~1217 ~''
,;t~~,::rt ~:ni.th 3 0
J. ~~od".rin vj.00
Cv1.7 ::C tot =ntcr~,ra 3w. 30, c0
„_ruell ~rl:or:uas 3.?.
Leru,r Collins
~ 35.2
Johnny
1r.:t~- ~ ->
3, •
Lnder:>or...:urx~-
3>.~~
~~;ill t~_lith 32.';0
Joh:~ny 1oLi~i:e 32.;0
uliarlie uri~iiYi 32.90
Duster iurpliy 32.;0
- Col:ieli 32.;0
~te:r.rt ~r::itl7 35,25
J. C. 1;oodv~~n 65.60
V1iUCta~'J, inC. ~Y:~. ~~
:)~c,YS L~~r. Cu. 353.36
;)elta ice Co, 10.20
i1'ax's;ler:; ;:~ac;:inc' ~-'ho, x:2.27
uarrison : e~~i~;,% iaix Con. 39. JO
Charles 1Jpior. i;o. ?~.1)
:;ar3F~11 '1't;rn::., 1y.1;0
liarl,_nw /':rr;old 3 '~'
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Ilern~r Collins 35.25
•~>rlderson ,.:ux•iy 32.2
,.il.l Smith 32. ?~
Johlu{;- ,lhte 2E.,
Cl :rl.ie :,'til; in 2v. '~~
J• ~. ;;oodr;ir. 6;.00
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Upon the i;i«ttcr beixl~ called to vote, the folloarin~ voted:
,~;re: L1o11.int;ex', Garrison, Morley, Fosier, R,or;ton, 1.iancPlester, aril Potirers-
Ploy: P1one.
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