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December 05, 1950dfliNUTL'J Ut K 1iP:UULF1ti 1~Cll'1Dlli Ur' '1'tit5 Ul'1'Y UUUNUIL UP' '1'Hi; GlY'Y Ui'' Yl~'1' I.'~,L' 91'Hiu, ARKANSAS, .IiAD:,AWD.11EhD.ON, DECFI~IDER Sr.,.1950:.,,_ The Council of the City of 1Pest Memphis met in a regular session at the City Hall in said City at 7:30 P.M, on the 5th day of December, 1950. The meeting was called to order by the Biayor, and the roll being called there were: Present Mayor P. M. Dacus in the chair, and the following named Aldermens R. R. Morley, James Bledsoe, Curtis Foster, A. R. Blanchester, P. B. Powers, and C. H. Rowton. Absents Aldermen R. L. Garrison and 0. I. Bollinger and City Clerk H. 0. Coats. It being determined a quorum was present, the following proceedings were had to-wits Minutes of Council Meeting on November 21, 1950, were read and approved. Bis•. Jack Rich appeared before the Council to present an amended plat of Lots l~, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 1~, 15 Gibson Addition to wrest BlemNhis Situated NP~4 of Sec. 12, T6N, RBE, Crittenden County, nrkansas for the Council's consideration. After discussion of the matter and receiving report from City Engineer Paul R, Byrd as to the said plat conforming with all present city regulations as to the filing of amended plats, the following motion was made by Alderman Bledsoe: That the Amended Plat of f}ibson Addition be approved; the motion was seconded by Alderman,Rowton, and upon the matter being called to vote, the follovting voteds Ayes Morley, Bledsoe, Foster, Blanchester, Powers, and Rorrton. Nay: None. 1dr. Jack Rich also advised the Council that he was contemp]ating the construction of Apartments on Block 166 Kendal Addition. After discussion of the matter, Mr. Rich aas advised that it would be necessary for him to file an application for construction with the City Building Inspector. Several merchants appeared before the Council to protest the selling of kerosene in small amounts by the wholesale oil dealers, who do not have a retail merchant's license. After discussion of the matter, Mayor Dacus stated that he would notify the wholesale oil dealers that it would be necessary for them to either discontinue the selling of small amounts or purchase a retail merchant's license, and anyone violating Ordinance No. 175 would be subject to arrest according to provisions of said ordinance. Blayor Dacus advised the Council that under a law passed by Congress this year it is possible for the City to place their employees older Federal Social Security Old Age Retirement Benefit Program, and that the following petitions had .been presented_by the City's employees requesting the consideration of the Council on the matter: PETITION The undersigned City Employees hereby request the City Council to place them under the Federal Social security program, and make the legal deductions from salary or wages eased after January 1, 195E Jas. Marvin Lewis Ernestine 1liller Walter B. Rimer Bess M. Lamb Jack H. Sanders Paul R. ByY•d David L. .Rains G. G. Kietzi;lan J. E. Crouch <~ Sarah Y. Smith Billy Joe Harlow Jean Hillencamp Walter 0. Btelton Jesse Franklin 1Yright Jimmy ~. Haas Carl L. Gore Ira Lee Or^rens 1"1. F'. Reese Leo Talmadge Scott Shirley L. Sims W. H. Rains James B. "Syings William Thomas ~cin Basel (~uenton Whitten Everette C. Jones Johnny Adms, Jr. Joe M. Gilland Harold David Holland Kelcy Warner John Purvis Cooke Joryn Alyn Smith James L. Bearen Samuel Albert Crouch Jim Bailey Nell Owens M. H. Neal Therea Chandler C. H. Tabor Jerry James Black Howell Robert.Lae Lewis Hathcock Joe tiitilliams Perry Rogers Colton Turner Oscar Austin Will Lucas D. W. Garrison George Clark ~d Hudson Wardell Nuziman John Tabler Eddie Lee Nunman Henry Palmer Eddie Gordon Henry Collins Earl Ellis Eugene Hale James Grun Stevrart Smith Blake Pasley J. P. Harris Lee Ellis E1]iott Johnnie 11!nite Lee Borguard Earleax> Arnold Efad tiYince Wardell Thomas Sal Sales Harris Granger James Williams Jessie Horten James Jtbbert George lry. Gooch James Williams _ __ _ _. Ydayor Dacus requested a report from the temporary Chief of the Fire Department, Whit xfurpl~y as to the inspection of buildings and the co-operation of .the citizens in an effort to eliminate fire hazards in the City; thereupon, the follovring report was made by Chief ~`P~YY: A total of thirty-five buildings have been inspected -twenty-seven of which are of frame construction and eight built of fire resistant materials. Nineteon of the frame buildings are one story in heigh and eight are two stories All of the fire resistant buildings are one story. These buildings house a total of sixteen types (and combination of types) of businesses. One is a public school and four are private dwellings. Combination Club-Cafes and Sleeping Rooms predomit~,te, vrith a variety of other businesses ranging from a fish market and beauty parlor to a funeral home interspersed. One potential Conflagration Breeder was discovered. Definite fire causes were Found in tvrenty-one of the buildings. Leading the list were hazards classified as Heating and ttiscellaneous Stationary Heating Devices. Defective Wiring was a close second and Faulty 'lues and Chimneys third. Others were: Improper Storage of Flaimnable Liquids, Combustible llecorations, Bad General Care and iSaintenance and attics Used for storage. Hazardous conditions were ordered remedied immediate>,y. Respectfully submitted, 1Yhit Tt~iurpl~y In addition to building inspections the m4tter of burning; trash in an open barrel in the business district eras discussed tivith offenders and the condition has been remedied satisfactorily. Burning of grass on vacant lots was begun by the fire ciel~artment this week. at-~r An ordinance entitled ~~An Ordinance Providing For Fire Li.units, and Regulations Governins The Construction,.Alteration, lquil,ment, or 17,emoval of Buildings or Otructures~~ was read the third time by Alderman i.4orley, who moved its adoption, seconded by Alderman. Foster, and after due consideration thereof by said Council, the I,fayor put the question upon the adoption of said ciotion, and upon passage of said ordinance, and the roll being called, the follovring voted: Aye; I,iorley, Bledsoe, Foster, Yianchester, Powers, and Rowton. Nay: None. Whereupon the Idayor declared said motion du~}r adopted and said ordinance duly passed, and signed his approval to said ordinance and the City Clerk vras directed to spread the same upon the record of Ordinances of the City of iuest Memphis, Arkansas, and to have same published as required by law, and to number said ordinance No. 191. Said ordinance to which no amendment was <affered read as follows: ~~~ __ _ __ __ oltDlrzArzc~ No. 191 ANvRDINArdCE PROVIDING FOR FIRE LII,4ITS, AND REGULATIOIIS GOVERr1ING TILE CONSTRUCTION, ALTERATION, E'tiIUTPMENT, OR REtdOVAL OF BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES. Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of 1Yest idemphis: I Section 1. Definitions (a) r~herever the word °Muni.cipalityr~ is used in said code, it shall be held to mean the City of "4Yest Memphis. (b) Wherever the term r~Corporation Counselrr is used in said code, it shall be held to mean the attorney for the City of lYest Liemphis. II Section 2. Adoption of Building Code. There is hereby adopted by the City of West P"feanphis for the purpose of establishing rules. and regulations for the construction, alteration, removal, demolition, equipment, use and occupancy, location and maintenance of buildings and structures, including permits arul penalties, that certain building code knovrn as the National Building Code, Abbreviated Edition, reconunended by the National Board of Fire Undextivriters of New York, being parti- cularly the 1949 edition tkiereof and the vole thereof, save and except such portions as are hereinafter deleted, modified, or amended, of wkLich not less than three (3) copies have been and novv are filed in the office of the Clerk of the City of Nest Memphis and the same are hereby adopted and incorporated as fully as if set out at length herein, and from the date on which this ordinance shall take effect, the provisions thereof shall be controlling in the construction of all buildings and other structures therein contained vrithin the corporate limits of the City of West I~femphis. Section 3. Fire Limits Established Beginning at a point which is the intersection of the east line of Pearce Street and the south line of Bond Street and running thence eastvrardly with the south line of Bond Street to a point 2O0 feet west of the west line of Missouri Street, thence north~vardly parallel to the west line of Missouri street to the south line of Cooper Street, thence eastvrardly with the south line of Cooper Street to the west line of Pine street, thence soutlnvardly vrith the west line of Yine Street to the south line of Uliver Street, thence eastvrardly with the south line of Gliver Street tp the west right-of-way line of the Frisco Railroad, thence nortlnvardl}r with the west right-of-way line of the rrisco Railroad to the south line of Cooper Street, thence eastwardly with the south line of Cooper Streot to a point 150 feet east of the east line of seventh Street, thence soutknvardly parallel to the east line of Seventh Street to a point 150 f:.et north of the north line of Thompson Street, thence eastvrardly parallel to the north line of Thompson Street and its projection eastwardly to the east City Lir~u.ts on the center line of Section t3, T6k7, R9E, thence southvrardly tivith the east City Limits to the north line of Polk street, thence westwardly vrith the Werth "line of Polk street, to a point 150 feet west of tine west line of Eighteenth Street, thence southvraruly parallel to the crest line of Eighteenth street to a point 150 feet south of the south line of Poll: Street, thence westwardly parallel to the south line of Polk Street to a point 1S0 feet yrest of the west line of Ninth Street to the north line of_Harrison Street, thence westwardly with the north line of Harrison Street to the wrest line of Seventh Street; thence south~rardly vrith the west line of Seventh Street to the south line of Jackson street, thence westwardly with the south line of Jackson Street to the wrest right-of-way line of the b'risco Railroad, thence northtivardly v~•ith the west right-of-way line of the Frisco Railroad to a point on the tivest right-of-way "line of the Frisco Railroad and the intersection of the projection east- wardly of the north line of Harrison Street, thence westwardly with the north line of Harrison Street and its projection eastvrardly to a point 200 feet west of the west line of Second Street, thence soutkrrrardly parallel to the west line of Second Street to a point 400 feet south of the so uth line of Harrison Ctreet, thence westwardly parallel to the south line of Harrison Street to the. west City Limits on Avalon Jtreet, thence northvrarckly along the west. City Limits to the north line of Broadway (kligknvay 70), thence westwardly with the north line of Broadway to the east line of Pearce Street, thence northwardly ~~ith the east line of Pearce Street to the point of beginning. Section 4. Saving Clause NoiEhing in this ordinance or in the code hereby adopted shall be construed to affect ai~,y suit or proceeding norr pending in ar~r court, or any rights acquired, or liability incurred, nor any cause or causes of action accrued or e:.isting, under any act or ordinance repealed hereby. Nor shall arp right or remedy of any character be lost, impaired or affected by tkris ordinance. Section >. Validity The invalidity of arm section or provision of this ordinance or of the code hereby adopted shall not invalidate otaier sections or provisions thereof. Section 6. Inconsistent Ordinance Repealed Ordinances or parts thereof in force at the time that this ordinance shall talcs effect and inconsistent herevrith, era hereby repealed. _ - __ __ Section 7. Amendments bade in Said Code The code is amended and changed in the following respects; Paragraph 5 (b) of Section 10 is amended to read as follows; Gasoline service stations, parking lot offices, real estate offices or similar business structures, of unprotected metal construction, not exceeding iri)v square feet in area, nor more than one story in height, and located at least 10 feet from lot lines. Section 8. Restricted Fire Zone There is hereby created what shall hereafter be knovm and referred to as the restricted fire done and shall be as follows: Beginning at a point on the east line of Pearce Street 250 feet north of the north line of Broadway (Highway 70) and running tlience eastvvardly parallel to the north line of Broad•~~ray (Iiigkrvray 70) to the east line of Avalon Street, thence nortlrvardly vrith the east line of Avalon Street to a point 313 feet north of the north line of Broadway (Hig~hvray 70), thence eastvvardly along the north lot lines of Lots 17 through lr8, inclusive, Bloclc 16, Lots 19 through sly, inclusive, Block 17, and Lots 21 through 32 inclusive, Block 18, all of Compress Subdivision to the City. of West I3emphs to a point 2u0 feet west of the west line of ldissouri Street (liighvr~iy 61 ), thence nortYrvrardly parallel to the west line of I:Iissouri Street to the south line of Cooper Street, thence eastvvardly with the south line of Cooper Street to a point 200 feet east of the east line of Liissouri Street, thence southwardly parallel to tl-ie east line of ldissouri Street to the south line of_Gliver Street, thence eastvvardly with the south line of Oliver Street to the west line of Elm Street, tlience soutirward]y with the west line of ELn Street to the south line of Bond Street, thence eastvvardly with the south line of Bond Street to the west right-of-way line of the Frisco Railroad, thence southwardly with the west right-of-way line of the Frisco Railroad to the south line of ~~homl~son Avenue, thence eastvvardly vrith the south line of Thompson Avenue to the east line of Seventh Street, thence southvrardly with the east line of Seventh Street to a point approximately 150 feet north of the north line of Broadway (Highway 70) which is the intersection of the north line of Lot Ly, Block 8, of M. L. Thompson Suhdivision, thence eastvvardly along the north line of Lots ly through 15, inclusive, Block 8; Lots ly through 15, inclusive, Bloclc 7; hots ly through 15, inclusive, Block 6; Lots !y through 15, inclusive, Block 5; Lots 1y tYrrough 15, inclusive, Block 1y; Lo-ts 1y through 15, inclusive, Block 3; Lots ly through 15, inclusive, Block 2j and Lots ly and s, Bloclc 1 all of A4. L. Thonvison Subdivision of the City of ++est liemphis to a point on t he west line of the Stuart Estate Subdivision, thence nortlnvardly with the west line of the Stuart Estate Subdivision to a point 150 feet north of the north line of Broadway (Highway 70), thence eastvrardly along a line 150 f t. north and parallel to the north line of Broadway (Highway 70), to the east City Limits on the center line of Section 8, T6Id, R9E, thence southwardly with the east city lii¢its to the south line of Broadway (IIigluray 70), tlience wo~tardly with the south line of Broiiway (Highway 70j to the west line of Twentieth Street, thence southvrard]y vrith the weUt line of .Twentieth street to a point approximately 200 feet south of the center line of Broadway (liighvray 70), thence vrestwardlrT vrith the south line of lots 37 through lr8, inclusive, Bloclc 165; Lots 37 through 1y8, inclusive, Dloclc 150; Lots 37 through 1a8, inclusive, Block 11x9; Lots 37 through LyB, inclusive, Bloclc 131y; Lots 3? through 48, inclusive, Bloclc 133; Lots 37 through 48, inclusive, Block 118; Lots 37 tln-ough 1y8, inclusive, Bloclc 117; Lots 37 tlu•ough 1y8, inclusive, Block 116; Lots 37 through 1y8, inclusive, Block 115; Lots 37 tlrrpugh Iy&, inclusive, Block lily; Lots 37 through 1y8, inclusive, Block 113; Lots 37 _ through 1y8, inclusive, Block 112; Lots 37 through 1y8, inclusive, Block 111; all in the Kendal Addition to the Cit~}r of PJest L4emplus to the east line of Seventh Street, thence soutYnvardly with the east line of Seventh Street to a point 200 feet south of the south line of Broadway (Highway 70), thence westwardltiy along aline 200 feet south and parallel to the south line of 3roadway (liighway_70), to the roost line of ~'Joods Street, thence soutlnwardly with the west line of 1Yoods Street to a point 200 feet south of the south line of Harrison Street, thence westwardly parallel to the south line of Harrison Street to the west City Limits on Avalon Street, thence northvvardly ~.7.ong tire west City Limits to the north line of Broadway (Highway 70), thence westwardly with the north line of 13roadvray (Highv:ay 70) to the-east line. of Pearce.Street, thence northvrardly with the east line of Pearce Street to the point of beginning. Every building hereafter erected or enlarged within the restricted fire limits shall be enclosed on all sides with wall constructed wholly of stone, brick, hollow building tile, concrete, or other equivalent incombustible naterial having a fire resis~ant property of a 13 ii;ch brick, and shall have the room including dormer vrirulovrs, and cornices covered with incombustible material. . Every building which shall hereafter be darna~;ed by fire, windstorr:: or other casualty to the extent of sixty percent (60p) of the original cost of cons'„x•uction shall be repaired and/or reconstructed in accordance tYitlr_this Ordinance, provided any building rray have wood floors and wood supports for roof. .::~;~ac-u~f H:-;tat 47~ Mayor Dacus advised the Council that Ordinance No. 175 which covers privilege license should be discussed and any amendments or changes thought necessary should be made at this time. After a discussion of the matter it was the consensus of opinion that the Ordinance covering all types of business now being engaged in in the City that no amendment was necessary. Mayor Dacus advised the Council that t~.e Light & Water Commissioners had been contemplating a new site for the relocation of the metering of the electric sub-station due to the fire hazard at the present location. After discussion of the matter, Mayor 1lacus was authorized to co;mnence negotiations for a more favorable location. The following statement was presented by Guaranty Loan and Real Estate Company; August 20, 1949 T0; City of -~est Memphis COST OF 2,170 FEET SEWER EXTENSION - tiTORTIiINGTUN PARK DATE ITEM AMOUNT 8-1-49 Choctaw, Inc. 434 Pcs. 3'/6" Plain concrete pipe 1302' ® .24 312.1x.8 24 Wye caps 4~ .05 1.25 313.73 8-15 277 Pcs. 3'/8~' Plain concrete pipe 831 ~ .38 315.78 12 8x4 concrete wyes 1.90 22.80 338.58 8-3-49 Murray Construction Company Ditching machine rental 366.00 8-20 Chickasaw Lumber & Material Co. @3.50 7.00 200 ea. 16" Grade Stakes 200 ea. 2x2 12" stakes X3.50 7.00 5 rolls staging .15 .75 18 2x4 - 8 batterboards 9.00 1 yd. sand 5.00 6 sxs cement 6.30 1 Luftin rule 1.00 10 Pcs. 1x4 - 12 4.00 5628. Common Brick 13 manholes X3.50 197.08 10 3/4 Yds. 5 sx. concrete 11.85 127.43 6 Yds. Sand 4.00 24.00 48 sx. cement 1.05 50.40 520 lxb 8.00 17.56 Rope Oakum 16.41 Ice for men ?.36 2 Fittings Choctaw Culvert Co. 3.85 Manhole Labor 179.41 Labor laying pipe, etc. behind machine 369.61 Labor hand digging ditch, moving fences, etc. laying pipe & back filling by hand 1135.80 W. H. Cushman, Engineer 250.00 X2,470.99 TOTAL $3,489.30 DEDUCT - Invoice of City of West Memphis September 14, 1950 1,487 8 After a discussion of the matter and the council being advised that the City did not have funds at the time the construction was required and that an agreeanent had been made with Guaranty Loan and Real Estate Company that it construct the sewer lines accorind to plans and specifications prepared by the City and under the supervision of the City Engineer, and when said line was placed in operation and the revenue deemed sufficient that the City would reimburse Guaranty Loan and Real Estate Company for the actual cost of construction. The City Inspector reported that the sewer line was proper3y constructed and in accordance with the plans and specifications of the City'; that a resonable value of the cost of construction was the sum of TWO TIOUSAND ONE AND 45/100 02,001.45) DOLLARS and recommended payment to Guaranty Loan and Real Estate Company. Thereupon motion was made by Alderman Morley and seconded by Alderman Bledsoe that Guaranty Loan and Real Estate Company be paid the sum of TWO THOUSAND ONE AND 45/100 (~Y2,001.45) DOLLARS, and upon the matter being called to vote, the following votedt Avet Morley, Bledsoe, Foster, Manchester, Powers and Rowton. City Engineer Paul R. Byrd presented a proposed budget for the City General Fund for the year 1951 for discussion and consideration. Mayor Dacus appointed a committee of Aldermen Bledsoe, I{orley, and Rovrton to meet with him at 3 PPJ_Friday, December 8th to discuss the budget and other financial matters of the City. Mayor Dacus advised the Council that the option taken on Lot 1, Block 4, Thompson 3rd Addition would expire in a short time and it was novr necessary_to make a definite decision on the matter. After discussion it was the unanimous decision that the site selected was the most advantageous and the lot should be purchased. Thereupon, the following motion was introduced in writing by Aldenuan Bledsoe, who moved its adoption: That the Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and directed to transfer the sum of FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) DOLLARS from the Five Mill Advalorem Tax Fund to the General Itiu~d of the City of Y~fest Memphis. The motion was seconded by Alderman Morley, and upon the matter being called to vote, the following voted: Aye= Morley, Bledsoe, Foster, Manchester, Powers, and Rowton. Nay: None. Also, the following resolution was introduced in writing by Alderman Rowton, who moved its adoption= RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF 1YEST ;.IELtFHIS, :uZKANSAS, that the Mayor and City Clerk be and they axe hereby authorized.and directed to purchase Lot 1, Block 4, Thomann 3rd Addition to the City of Vest I,iemphis for the sum of ,5,000.00; property to be used for the site of afire station, libary, water and light office, and for other purposes deemed necessary. The motion eras seconded by Alderman Powers, and upon the matter being called to vote, the following voted; Aye: Morley, Bledsoe, Foster, Manchester, Powers and Rowton. Nay: I1one. The Building Inspector presented the following building permits he had authorized to be issued, motion was made, passed and adopted to confirm the actions of the Building Inspector in the issuance of the following permits; Sam Kaplan Mariah Caston Chickasaw Lumber Co. - 4 Sarah Mae IdcClendon Sid Reynolds. Chas. A. Hall Frank ^turner Ed Moore Motion eras made by Alderman Foster and seconded by Alderman Powers to approve, authorize, ratify, and~or confirm payment of the follovr~ng bills: _ GENERAL FUND Sarah Y. Smith y50.00 IIarry Granger X35.25 James E. Brown ,20.00 George Gooch 35.25 Cletis Tabor 43.35 Willie B. Harris 35.25 J. P. Harris 31.85 Aaron Vrhite 35.25 Jessie Horton 40 50 Buster I,furpl~}r 35.25 Mack Howell 45.00 Stetivart Smith 25.50 Lewis Hathcock 45.00 James Dearen 35.25 Eugene Hale 35.25 J. C. Cash 35.25 J. tir. Dabney 35.25 Chapman Motor Co. .77 Harry Gran~~er 35.25 Conyers Sign Services 39.00 George Gooch 35.25 Delta Ice Co. 51.00 W. B. Harris 35.25 Esso Standard Oil Co. 632.42 Aaron tilhite 35.25 Farmers Llachine Shop 43.25 Buster Biurphy 35.25 Farmers Supply Co. 85.45 Stewart Smith 35.25 Mahaffey Bros. Tent Co. 87.51 James Dearen 37.60 1Semphis Blue Brint Co. .60 J. C. Cash 35.25 Me his E ravi m!' ~ nb Co. 13.65 Sarah Y. smith 50.00 Mid youth Oil Co. 8.02 James E. Brown 20.00 Mid South Uxygen Co. 50.43 Cletis Tabor 39.95 ~IcAuley~s 7.09 J. P. Harris 30.88 McCaa Chev. Co. 5.23 Jessie Iiortcn 40.50 Ozburn-Abston & Co. 162.82 Mack Howell 45.00 Riggs Tractor Co. 54.70 Lewis Hathcock 115.00 Saunders Repair Shop 2.17 Eugene. Hale 35.25 Standard Paats Co. 16.00 John 1Y. Dabney 35.25 Southwestern Bell Telephone 96.88 `~! ~( ~ GEN3iZAL FUND - CONT. GENERAL FUND - CONT. Tayloe Paper Co. $p68.10 C. L. Gore ~y181.50 S. C. Toof & Co. 186.89 Shirley L. Sims 185.00 Union Auto Electric 10.29 Jolulny Adman, Jr. 185.00 C. J. Upton & Co. 534.91 Horace frown 25.00 Y(allin-Dickey & Rich 5.77 Y'r. ld. Fire Dept. 753.00 ~V. M. Machine Shop 11.10 Mrs. Fd. B. Currie 35.00 Yrest Disinfectir~ Co. 75.10 G. G. Kietz~nan 300.00 YVest I.femplv.s News 22.20 Paul R. Byrd 100. U0 Yr. Frt. scrap Iron 60. 2.04 Jim Bailevy 300.00 Zep Fdanufacturing Co. 227.90 'yen Ellison 112.50 Henry Johnson 8.60 T. VV. Stacy 30.00 Johnson Auto Co. 485.51 Iderchants and Planters Bank 175.00 Tri-State Equipment Co. 95.25 Street Improvement Fund 4,485.35 Collector Internal Revenues 213.70 5 F.~.11 Ad Valorem Tax Fuxid 13,807.15 Sarah Y. Smith 50.00 James E. Brown 20.00 STREET II:iPROVEP:LENT FUND Cletis Tabor 39.95 J. P. Harris 31.53 St. Louis-San Francisco 105.41 Flack Howell 45.00 Ivto-Pacific RR 698.27 Lewis. Hathcock 45.00 Ferry Rogers 55.00 Eugene. Hale 35.25 M. H. Neal 45.00 Jolm 1Y..Dabner 35.25 J. P. Cooke 45.00 Harry Uranger 35.25 17. ~~. Garrison 36.13 George_Gooch 35.25 Oscar Auatin 37.60 Willie B. Harris 35.25 Ed Hudson 35.25 AaronWhite 35.25 Perry Rogers 55.00 Buster Pdurphy 35.25 M. H. Neal 45.00 gtewart Smith 35.25 J. P. Cooke 45.00 James Dearen 35.25 D. ~V. Garrison 39.35 J. C. flash 35.25 Oscar Austin 37.60 National Fire Ass. 10.00 Ed Hudson 35.25 Sarah Y. smith 50.00 Planters Bank of Tunica 3,000.00 Jaynes E. frown 20.00 E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Co 150.72 Cletis Tabor 32.73 Dacus Lbr. Co. 108.92 J. P. Harris 26.00 Garrison Ready-tali.x 85.78 Flack Hov,e11 45.00 Leman-Roberts Co. 195.00 Lewis. Hathcock 45.00 Levris Supply Co. 19.16 Eugene. Hale 28.38 Minnesota Idii~i,ng Co. 208.31 John rY. Dabney 28.88 Irleriphis Stone and Gravel 27.85 Harry Granger 28.38 Miro-Flex Co. 723.55 George Gooch 28.88 Collector Internal Revenues 30.90 Willie B. Harris 28.38 Perry Rogers 55.00 Aaron White 28.88 M. 13. Neal. 45.00 Buster Murphy 28.88 J. P. Cooke 45.00 S!.ewart Smith 28.38 D. 1Y. Garrison 39.95 Johnnie YVhite 28.88 Oscar Aus tin 37.60 James Dearen 43.35 Ed Hudson 35.25 P. M. Dacus 150.00 Perry Rogers 55.ou H. 0. Coats 25.00 Fd. H. Neal 45.00 Dayton Sackett 25.00 J. P. Cooke 45.00 C. H. Rowton 10.00 D. ~~. Garison 32.73 James Bledsoe 20.00 Oscar Austin 30.80 Curtis Foster 20.00 Ed Hudson 28.33 0. I. Bollinger 20.00 Ray L. Garrison 20.00 5E14ER E%TENSION & REPAIR R. R. Morley 20.00 P. B. Powers 20.00 Fairbanks, Morse & Co. 170.34 A• R. +~anchester 20.00 Choctaw, Inc. 139.74 J. H. Spears 150.00 YYardell Thomas 35.25 Doyne Dodd 145.83 Earlena Arnold 35.25 Jean Hillencamp 152.50 Henry Collins 35,25 Odis Ball 15.00 Johnny YYhite 35.25 0. J..FIatton 215.00 Albert Echols 32.90 H. 1?. Holland 250.00 J. C. Goodwin 65.00 H• D. Holland 30.00 Wardell Thomas 28.88 Bud.Holland 606.35 Earlena Arnold 35.25 Frank Meese 195.00 Henry Collins 35.25 J. F. 1Yright 230.00 Johnny White 35.25 B. ~. Whitten 185.00 J. C. Goodwin 65.00 J. B. Owings 185.00 Piageotr-`1'hotr~a.s Iron Co. 107.0'] Farmers Supply Co. 13.34 Sewer Expension & Repair 535.38 Griffin ac Goe 4.92 Viking Supply Cor. 79.81 N. 0. Nelson Co. 2.56 VY. Fd. Lbr. Co. 1.02 Garrison Ready-Felix 71.96 Collector Internal Rev. 19.20 Wardell Thomas 28.88 Earlena Arnold 35.25 Henry Collins 35.25 Johnny ~lhite 35,25 J. C. Goodwin 65.00 tiVardell Thotaas 28.88 J. C. Goodwin 65.00 Earlena Arnold 28.88 Henry Collins 28.88 SEuuER REVENUE FUND Henry i'altner Hubert Lee Iienr~* calmer Hubert Lee Farmers Y~achine Shop Bowers and Wood }gelding Co. Hanna Plwabing Co. Collector Internal Revenue Henry Palmer Hubert Lee Henry Palmer Hubert Lee Jim Bailey Sevrer Revenue Bond Fund FIREtiEN ~ S PENSION & RELIEF FUP1D T. H. iuicGough Charles J. Eton & Co. SEV~;;It RE'vBNUE BOidD FUND :~L10.110 31.20 I10.1~0 31.20 5.39 10.00 .46 lo.eo 40.10 31.20 40.40 3b.1~o 100.00 2,600.00 50.00 187.50 Union Planters National Bank 6,598.30 Upon the matter being called to vote, the following voted: Aye: Rowton, idorley, Bledsoe, Bollinger, Powers, Foster, Garrison. A~ay: None. No further bu.,iness appearing before the Council, the meeting was adjourned. ATTEST s CI C APPROVED: DECEP~!BER 19, 1~5U.