January 23, 1951I1iP~lJl i:i U! d!' i~.JJU~ t\L'J ,..:.:;T1r:U l,,' "1!1~vl'1': GUuI'6UiL U. 1llu 1;11'3. Ur'- YYLV~l' :..liL1'111u, ;i-tr.li!'::~:D,
F:iiJ ..I.D Ih~Lil GDI JATaJ.LRY 23, 19j1.
The Council of the City ofvest I„e:.rthis met in an adjourned session at the City hall
in said City at 7;,i0 P„,;, on the 23rd day of Januar~r, 1951.
The meeting eras called to order by the T.`a;ror, and the roil beinU called tare were:
Present; I„ayor P. I•I. Dacus in tl:e chair, and the following named Ald.ex•:aen:
R. it. I,iorley, C. H. Rowton, I'. B. Forcers, G. 1. ;o11inEter, James Bledsoe,
and Curtis 'roster; City .~ttorne;~ J. II. spears and City Clerl: Kennith Hollis.
Absent: Al:rermen A. R. 1.lanchester and R. L. Garrison.
It being determined a quorum was present, the fo:llo:wing procel:dings mere hzd to-wit:
TJiinutes of Council I•:eetings on Decenioer 19th acrd Januar~• 2nd and 16th were read and
approved.
I~Iayor 'racus announced that he iiad called a joint meeting of the Oouncil and Licht &
l'uater CUn11n1SslOn to discuss the construction of a reservoir in corurection vaith the well
nor: be constructed, acrd ti:at fife following members of the Light c~ „stet Uor:vnission ,were
present: .~. J. 6ohite, Toney i'eters, C. J. Upton and a. P. Dacus.
Pair. Keay of Layne-:.rkansas Cor;r,;any rrus ~;reser.L and advised tine Council of the
benefits derived frvm the addit~_on of areserv~~ir t~ .~ 0ity~s ;~,aer supriy; the
a,pro;ci.::r::te dif'f'erence in costs oi' renstructi np,~ a reservoir at tiffs time rather titan at
a tine ;.fie well tiwould ce completed and other tiiint;s in cotulocti,~n tharevyith.
It being; the unani;nous opinion of all i.;r~ser::, tirta a reservoir at the site of fire
new yell vrould be of treat benefit to the City, Cit;;r Enr;inear i3rrd eras instructed to
obtain inforr.ration on the tyres of construction of reservoirs suitable for west L:e,.a~his.
P;Iotion vans .,ride, passed, and ad.pted instructing the i.ia;'or to authorize fire
Co!:unercial National Barilc of Little Rock, Trustee for the City of ,hest I._'e:,r,;iris eater
Refunding Bond fund, to purc:rase :2,000 of U. ~. Treasureronds 20 i9'j2-67 Bonds at
the current market and the Union Planters National liani. ~ Trust Co!n_~any of T.ie:nl h:i.s,
Trustee for the City of ~aest I„Iemt:.his later 11fundint, i3or:d rund, to purcizase ,~2l~,000
of U. S. Tre~urer Donds 2,~~ 1)72-f~7 Bonds a.t tize current market.
Judge E. J. i~ubens appeared before the Council to request that a desk and chairs
be provided for the i.lunicipal Judges office. After discussion of the matter Judge Rubens
and City Engineer Byrd mere authorized to turchase furniture for the office.
The 1350 Annual Report for the ;ire Depart!;rent was made by ~^hit l.urthy, Acting Cliief.
j„ayor ilacus retorted to the Council on the Civilian Defense Program Iteeting hs had
attended in Little RocY.. As it had been i•ecorrlinended that fife Civilian Defense Program be
planned in cordination with the work of the fire Del.,art:.ront, Mayor Dacus advised Chief
b;urphy that the sire Delart:uent would be in charge of the City~s Civilian Defense Program.
Pdayor ilacus advised the Council that a rnunber of ar,s and specifications for Lire
Stations had been obtained, and he appointed the follon,ving committee to crock '^cith him on
the financing and construction of the proposed fire staff on; ,iernnan roster, T,~orley,
Ttorton, uarrison, anci Ci:ief l.urphy. A rreetinx~; of the cor;unittee eras schcdulaifor Tuesday,
January 30th at 7:30 1'.P.:.
l'ayor ilacus izrought to the Councils al;~.ention ti;at t'.ze Police Departmeni eras in
urgent need of an additional pat-rcl car. 1lfter discussion of t'ae !:ratter, City int;ineer
Byrd ~^ras instructed to contact all of the local automobile des le;rs for bids on nezr
patrol car to be sul,rnitted at r.lie ne.a r::; ular ,.reefing of the council.
t1 report was made to the Council by Jim Bailey, Superienter:dent oi' ti!e ~evrer De_art;rent,
on the construction of a proposed sewer line from the lift-station on ;;. 'Tth street south to
Van Au•en Street, east to 8th Street to the present sewer line, said line to be az,pro:cinrately
2,369 feet. After discussion of the matter and due to the condition oi' the pwnps at the 7th
Street Station it r°ras thought advisable to proceed vrith the wreck inasmuch as it r°rould also
provide additional sewer facilities. P;;otion ~.ras made by Alderr,ran Bledsoe that the proposed
sewer line be constructed. This motion was seconded by Alderman Posers, and upon the matter
being; called to vote, the follov~dng voted:
Aye: P,t'orley, Rowton, Povaers, Bollinger, Bledsoe, and roster.
Ploy: Rlone.
The need for a Motor Grader was discussed, whereupon the icllowing resolution in ^vriting
was introduced by :>ldarrnan itowton, vitro ;Waved its adoption;
R L S G L U T I O Pd
tihereas, the City of West I,:ecrphis has ir:,nnediate use for One Caterpillar P~otor Grader
in order to pro~,erly maintain the streets and i;u",lie •::ay-s of paid City, and
'~vhereas, Rigt,s Tractor Cun:r~ar~- is oI:'~erinC to lease a sui;,able Catert~ill:~r T.otor
Grader to the City of vest T.lc!:,;>his for the surf of 'three Thousand T-~ro hundred fifty-eight
and 19/1.0 (:~3,2>5.19) Dollars per ycax•, . ~,vlrich saki sur:r shall b:~ clrze acrd pa;r-al;le on
Decearber 1S, l;del, now
Therefore, be it resolved that the L;a,,or and Li.tTr Ciernc i:a, !zrrrl tlrc.~r ;rc:re hereby
authorized, directed and instructed to cnt~_r into a lease contrwct tivit}r sal:.; ;zi:";;s
'ractor Com~~any fur lease of said Cater,~illar Iyotor Grader.
`~ Cf ~
The motion tilas seconded by ader:uan Liorley, and upon the matter being called to vote,
the following voted;
t°~.ye:,.iorley, Rowton, Po1•rers, Bolling er, 3ledsoe, aryl Foster.
Nay: None.
The follo'~~ing liaserlent tivas presented to the Council:
G:Lilc'i' i F 1s.lJl,:..hblT
r1NVY ;:..L .~1. 1,1 ~li1SaL iii:!,~:J1iTJ:
That ES50 S'i':iI!DAc~ OIL COi.li';1PI`i, a llelavrure corporation, successor #ro Standard pil
Co,:lpar>r* of P;exv Jerse~r and Standard Oil ColTlran;- ..f Louisi~.ina, L;' its officers hereinafter
denigrated and hereunto duly authorised by prober resolL,t_on of itsrixecutive Co:m,v.ttee
of the ward of llirec-tors, ~ or an in consideration of the stun uf' one dollar (til.uJ) caslr
in ;land paid to it b;,r the Citi.. of iuea ~ L:: ~:i ii i_s, Mate of ,_r!:ansas, and the conditions
and praises h~-~reinsfter set out, toes i~ier~b;r - ^aut tmto saki City of 6iest ;.icnlphi.s a
perpetutil e~sc:clent n d T'i cht-of-i~ay ovc r and across t e r:oxth si_z (6) feet of the follotivin!
describes p:.Ireel of l~r:d situated in the uity of ~+es~ i..cia_;l.~s, County of Oritten:ien, and
Mate of :,r!cansas, to-grit:
Tile doutht+est One (1) acre of section 7, Township 6 North,
iian~e ') Past, ly in; north of the ~;t:rlkhe~_d iiis:~h•:,'ay and Last of
the Ozark Trail, described as follows: Begir:ni,.g at a stake
in tl,e I,rortkl line of the Bankh~_ari Ili~hv.ay 259 feet East and
30.2 feet Piortkr of the point o.f intersection of the cen-ter line
of +.,},e Ozark Trail projected youth to the center line of the
Bari!chead Hip 1;.~ay, said point being, the ;;outhtvest corner of
Pection 7, Totimship 6 rdorth, liaTr„e ;) East, running thence
rcesttivardl~r tivi'h the North lane of fire bankhead lkigkn=ray along
a curve to tine riFiht with a radius of 975.3 feet, bl.j feet,
thence continuing along a curve to the right with a radius of
1x4.5 feet, 215.7 feet to a mint in tale Last line of the
Ozark Trail, thence nort}r~~r>raly along said East line 77. ~ feet,
to a st~.l:e, thence East and parallel rcitlr the iiarrkhead iii: h:,<~y
22g~ feat to a sta.l:e, t~lenc;e south 22= f<:et to the point. oi' be~;innin6i
coiitairiir~i; ~:ne (1) acre;
for use as a ~~u!alic street, to-zr._t: .xs l.art of Tholn~son ar Nano: street, uparr the following
terms arr.i con;l:tions, to-~~it;
Tile gr2i.Tltee aCCe~!t5 t:ri9 F'r::Slt ?~lti-! the C7,l ~r eSn Uri:1G'r8 t~ .n~i1T1;~ tiiat CC.x'tdln pipe 11T1eS
owned ~ tl.e °r~.ntor are laid in ::aid plot throL,<~hout its le,l-;th i'or tkle t~uit~o~+e of conveying
carload lots of ;c:soline and ctlier proc:ucts to oti.er pro;erty of the grasltor located near
the west end of said parcel of land, anj tlut ~ ~ l:a;r be nee nary i~ront time ~ o time to
repair, relocate or remo;~e s_,ici lines, or :Lai, ad~1i`aional i~ii~e lines over and under sv.d
parcel of land for use,i~y the ~~rantor, its successors and assi„ns, and the City of
Wiest n:Ie aphis accepts this :grant en fire e. r~ress condition and under tan '~ ng tir.;rt grantor
shall alrvars have the ri~;ilt arld r~rivil.el;e to rel:air, relocate, or re~love said lines, or
1a;,~ additional pipe limes urxlerneath said par::el of land as and tirhen it degas it for its
interest to do so v~2t.hout incurrin,: any liability to the City of ~~est i,en~piiis for da::iages
for e.ccavations or other taorlc done by the :ran l,or, its successors and assiFins, incident
thereto; hrld ~ ~Ia _,it.,;~ of ~~ ,1e_:rphis iI~ -~ l~s:r o,, ~: ~~. not c~ '~s~.ld cn .. ...i ldrrcx ar~_
~,
.~., ~:• o.s._' ~uL.i _. at ~.:.L:iu ~ncex•fc_I°e 1°rith the grantors use and
enjoy_aent of sale', larni Yor the purpose aforesaid except tk>at the ~it~y of ~~est J~deraphis
sh.ril have tlre: ri.t,ht to gravel :nd grade the sal:;e fer use as a public street so long as
i t does not c!amai;e tyre lines nogg laic', or hereafter laid upon and uruser said land.
It i s furtk,er agreed alyd understood that the grantor assumes no liability or ~.uty
for the maintenance of the lal:d covere=d uy said ri; is-oi'-nay an.z easement as a public
street, file sity of ~+est Iuelnphis hereby assurair~~; full resporlsioility for the nairtenance
o'' sar:;-a for ; ublic use.
The pr_:n-tor Qoes hereby reserve on behalf of itself, its successors ~~~rn..i assil;ns,
all Llle r~.~;la, a.nd ;:rivilei;es of c~,Ilersh~.p and use of said parcel oi' land subject only
to the c<isc.,~~nt and ri!;1_t-cf-:;ay .~c:t•ciTl ~r alited.
It i:; f'axt~_cr un_lerste.od ~.rd agreuu that ~.iis e<,ser:rera ~~.nd i'i. ~ht-~;f-v;a~ sl~rall cezlse
an,l 8t I. J.lt; ... ~i~r ~;,11:1e t.Ilat F;r~II;tOC shall ili:~COI::inLl~ `,.i18 l,~C' C~' tl'C j~rOl?e2'~ iiere?n
irvolveci as a ptilic street.
III ~~it'i;~::,., .c..i~~;C;r', 'Ti: Uran'„or 1.. caL>seu ~h.i~ iriutru..errL 'tc ~e e~;e:cuted by
L. E. tilrope, its `T.ice-i'resident, _nci il~ ~ Sul a . '~i ec' ~reio u~r ',i. ~zuicl~, its
Cccr tart'; , or. this " th :_. -„- of lleceT.ir~er, 1;~SJ.
By L. E. L'].rope
`v'ice-President
Attest: ~+. k,. :~uic}:
.~ecrc:tax•y
Vdhereupon t ;: follclti2nr I'sesolution in !writing eras introduced by „ldex•I::an Foster, tirho
rnoveu its adoption:
R E S O L li T I G P;
r.~Ylere~s, Essc ~tsndard, a~.1 i%ol!;,>ar~ is offcri_~^ to ~ra.nt an easement over and across tl:e
Tdorth Cix feet oi' the folloi,_r!~ described 1,~..:~1. of l;tl,ii situa~~d. in tTie City of ouGSt T:le..,ll.is,
Crittenden County, -•rT:ansas, to-lvit;
The ~outhtvest Gne (1) •-ore of erection 7, To•,rnshir ~i 11ort11, as!;e 9 East,
ling p?crtll of the '_,an;~he~d ,ri,:h,ra;,r and Last of the pzaxrc lrr.il, ,:es~xi:;cd
as follows; L'o,-i.~, in~at a sr;al.e it lire Tlortl~i line o tl:e ;;anhhead i,i„h'.r~;r
259 feet East and 30.2. feet T~crth of the point of intersection of the center
line: of tT.e Gzart3 Trail projected ~outl: to the center lire of the -arl:head
ITighc,ay, said point being the Soutlivrest co1~~Ier of election 7, Toi;~iship 6 Ilorth,
Range 9 Last, run!iin~ thence westraardly trii:.h the Tloi•th line of the~arri.head
Hi`,tilr,y alonb a curve tc the right with a radius of 975.3 feet, t31.5 fc-e t,
thence continu.n_, alone; a curve to the ri_;ht pith a radius of l;~lt.s feet,
215.7 feet to a poila in the ;ast line of the Ozark 'rail, tllcnce northvrar3ly
al.onl; said mast line 77.2 feet, to a stake, fls=nce East and parade]. frith the
Bang;head ITi~ln~ray 225 feet to a stale, thence South 225 feet, to tha poil;t of
beginnit:r;, containing one (1) acre,
for i•ridenint; of Thomson Street, and
7~tI:L:.i:AS, the proposal of said Esso standard Gil ~o ~.,.:.n;,~ is in proper fcrr.:, and that
it vrould be to the best interest oi' the "it.y of ~~est ::e.:,pliis that said strut be widened
ani t11at said e,se:;ent be acci:pted, novr
1,1:+:Li'CRE, BL 1T R:;~vLVEil by the Cit., ~ourlcil of the pity of t+est filer,, his tPlat the
grin tin]_; of" ':he e .::c::.ent of said tlsso ~+tandarii Gil GG;_,::n; be acccl~teil Ly and on behalf
of tYle City o' ~~cst T,:cslnphis.
This .:.ctior; seconded by ,'l.lder;:,ar. 1'o~,--cars and u;~on ilia r:lattcr bt:_n_- cal-e~i to vote, t:!e
folloring voted:
dyes L:orle;;-, i~orrton, Po'=:ers, Boilir.~;er, 3ledsoe, and ~'ostcr.
Nay: none.
City attorney Spears j~reaented an ordinance entitlod '~t^ Or.iin~~r•:cc To :lcpaal
Grdinance T;o. 176 gassed and ;°,.proved on Januar;;• 3, 190, ;end To «rrend Section 13
of Grdinance TFo. 165 Passed and %!p~,roved Gll The 21st ;;;~;r of r;~rril, 1-i49,~, the
ordinance :^ras introduced in 1~Titin and rr=ad fir, full by :~lcier,::an iollill~:ur. Upon
the ro"11 being called, the follot^ring; voted:
nye: L`orley, ttovrton, Powers, Bollinger, ~ledsoe, and Foster.
lJa;, ; Tlone.
T.:3yur "acus advised the G'ourcil that the Li~;llt a ~+ater Cor,;:.:ission hads,~ r~i~.~contcr:lplating
the pw°cha~e of property on S. 2nd Street for tiie location of an electric su~-station. r".fter
discussion of the matter, the foiiolving motion eras ,rade by ;:.ldei•~r:an r~ledsoe:
That the LiG~ilt <';_ Dater Com::,ission purchase fr ~a il:~rt;aret everaua the follo;aint; described
land to-l;-it: -he north 1~5 Peet of tL~ :youth 1&9.3S Feet of Lot Forty-Tune (1~)) of the
T:.. Y. Iiors].ey addition to ~tiie City of guest ;::G:ryhis, according to plat of record in Plat
Book „ln at pales 1GCZnd > in the cf1'ice of the Circuit Court Clerk and ~-Gfficic Recorder
rYitilin arul f'.-r Crittenden G'ourlt;,r, t!r ar, as, l; irg in ~:l:e Iortlrr,e°rt .~u rter (!u'~J;~} of Section
L'L;hteen (1£i), 1'„~nishil~ Ci:r (6) P?ort'., i anLc l i.ne (9) Ea:;t, CriL~c:n,ien Oour.t„r, arkr:nsas,
for t}lE3 SLLTi of w1,6j0. ~0 COlit,ln"el"i1: Grl t1tiG bC:LYlt; '.`ems Le:l lIl T.:~ r,•:: Et ,)c':VGrCiI.;L. i:ie .:l::i:!.On
1•ras seconded b;;r -~ller;uancCor;ton, acrd ui~lon the roil being called, the folloiring voted:
ayes ;:ori-e;r, ,,^,,oirtor., Porters, Bollir!,~er, Bledsoe, acrd ~'ostcr.
1'J3'; ivUrle.
Tiie follot-irig .:lotion •~.as made b;,~ ~ldex;:lan 1~orley; `il:at the salax;~ of file r.re;bers of the
Light :~ +,ater Corm:!ission Ue increased to X25. ~0 per l:,orth efi'ective as of Januas^~~ 1, 19,11. ale
notion was seconded by rlldcrman ledsoe, and u,cn the v;attcr beirlr: c:L1Jed to vote, -the follolrr-i.rl£;
voted;
,;-e: or]_e~, Rovrton, Fol~,^ers, Bollinger, Bledsoe, and 1~'oster.
Nay: T~Ione.
Tliareu:on, the follolring motion iras made by ~lder.~;an ~~ovrton; 's'hat the salary of the
me;,lbers of the City Council be increased to ti25.00 per ;.;onth effective as of January 1, 1951.
The notion eras seconded by i%lderrnanr'oti•rers, and upon the roil being called, the follovailig voted:
~;;~e: i.orley, Ro~rton, Poi^iers, Bollir. er, Bledsoe, and Foster.
Pray : Tlore.
48
The Building Inspector presented the follovvinf- building peirtits he had a~_a',torized to be
ihsued, motion eras made, passed and adopted to confirm the actions of the Building Inspector in
t..e issuance of the follov^ring permits;
Fred Blocker
C. B. Thompson
1'+'m. Cooper
1'Vm. L. Johnson
Ii. Spears
Chickasaw Ltwtber
F. L. Denson
R. L. Fox
Carrie ISarlow
F. B. Fovvers
H. F. Spicer
Avalon ripart;nents
Sally Love
Lialissa Rainey
C. it. Riley
Johnnie Greer
&totion was made by Alder,aan Bollinger and seconded by ,llderman T,lorley to approve, authorize
ratify, and~or coni'inn payment of the follovt~ng bills: ,
GENEit'~L I~'IJPPJ
black Howell ~r45.00 Bernard High ;;ales ~p21.U0
Lei,-is Hathcoclc .45.00 Bob Barnett ,auto 12,27
,Eugene. Hale 35.25 Boyers and -ooci +aelding Co. 18.00
John ;V. Dabney 35.25 Cotnr:tercial Tinting Co. ~ 291.93
Harry Granger 35.25 Crittenden Oounty Titues 48.77
George Gooch 35.25 Delta Ice Co.
10.20
Willie Harris 35.25 ~,
Esso .,tandard Oil Co. 699.31
Aaron wVhite 35.25 J. E. Dilti,rorth Co. 3.12
Buster bZ'urph;,r 35.25 j~asTters Supply Co. 27.3p
Stewart ~rtith 35.25 Griffin-UOe
12.75
Johnny white 2u.80 Jrs. iIamilton G acltoettle Clinic 13. u0
James Dearen 37.95 lIolland Irn.~ment Co. 3 ~. 79
Sarah Y. Smith 50.00 Lazarov steel Co. 12.00
James E. Brorm 20.00 I.IcOaa Chevrolet Co. 16.98
Cletis Tabor 39.;5 IJIid-South Oxygen Co. 1.24
J. P. Harris 30.88 I.iid-mouth Uil Oo.
3.90
Perry Rogers 55.oU Idodern i~erc. Co. 37.14
I„1. H. Neal 05.00 Crgill Brothers Co. 21.b5
J. P. Cooke 45.00 Ozburn-t,bston Co. 15.74
D. Vt+. Garrison 36.13 Peoples Idercantile a .implement 27.25
Oscar Austin 37.60 Spotts Drug Store 7.35
Ed Hudson 35.25 Scruggs Equipment Co. 39.50
Light & ~+ater Dept. 7,381.18 Security Signals, Inc. 19.80
Jessie Morton 40.50 S & J Products Co. 173.03
I~Iercitants k• Planters Bank 1,827.95 standard Parts Co. 37.98
Lack IIovrell 45.00 ;;outhevrestern Bell telephone 95.49
Letiris Hathcoclc 45.00 :~allin-Dickey lc inch Lbr. Co. 70.12
Lugene Hale 35.25 1`d and lV Distributing Co. 6.OU
Joltn VV. Dabney 35.25 w'. Li. Machine ~: ~+elding :;hop 10.24
liarr5r Granger 35'.25 ~+'. I3. Lbr. Co. 43.94
George .Gooch 35.25 Harvey Yuilite 44.00
+uillie B. Harris 35.25 tiJ. Li. Idelrs 103.00
Aaron white 3;.25 Dess I=i. Lamb, Fatty Cash 36. u7
Buster l~urpY~ 35.25 Collector of In~ernal :levenue 202.20
Ste~rart Smith 37.25 P. Ll. Dacus 150. u0
Johnny White 35.25 iLU. Coats 25.00
James Dea.ren 39.95 Dayton Sackett 50.00
Sarah Y. smith 5U. C0 C. Fi. 3o;~r`~on 70.00
Jaynes ~. °ro~rrt 20. U0 James Bledsoe 70.00
Cletis 'Pabor 39.95 Curtis roster 70.00
J. P. Harris 31.53 0. I. Bollinger 60.00
Jessie.IIort~m 35.28 Ray L. Garrison 60.00
Perry Rogers 55. Uo R. it, i,lorley 70. U0
iii. H. Neal 45.00 P. B. Powers 70.00
J. P. Cooke 45.00 A. R. I+ianchester 70.00
D. tiJ. Garrison 39.95 J. li. cipears 150.00
Oscar Austin 37.60 Doyne Dodd 195.83
Ed IIuclson 35.25 Jean liillencamp 272.50
Eiack lIowell 45.00 Odis fall 15. U0
Lewis Iiathcock 45.00 U. J. Hatton 327.50
Eugene lisle 35.25 Whit I;iurpk~y 300.00
John uV. "abner 35.25 H. 0. Holland 390.00
Harry ,Granger 35.25 H. t'. Holland 3U.oU
George Gooch 35.25 Frank Reese 317.50
~VVillie B. Harris 35.25 J. i•'. 'u~ri~ht 345. U0
Aaron ouhite 35.25 B. ,~. lJhitten 256.25
Buster L:urphy 35.25 Jaynes ~•~~.ngs 21:6.25
;;te~~'rart :imith 35.25 C. L. Dore 2,~(~.25
Johnny '+Vi;i to 35.2," Shirley Lee maims 256.25
Sarah smith 50.00 Johns r~dams, Jr. 246.25
Jaynes E. Broom 20.60 Iornce 3rorm 25. vU
Cletis ~rabor 39. ~> ~+. ]1. I'~ire Dept. 652.00
J. P. IIarris 31.53 i:L s Li. D. Currie 40.00
Perry itogers ,;5.00 G. C° I:io~tzr;is.n 450.!)0
Iri. H. Neal 45.00 Paula. Byrd 100.~~0
J. P. Cooke 37.75 Jim Baile;,* >U0.O0
D. ur. Garrison 39.)5 BenD:ilison 112.,50
Oscar Austin 37.60 •+. Stacy 30.1)0
';d Hudson 35.25 tferchunts and Planters Bank 175.00
Charles Tciaddox 10.80 Sarah Y. Sru.th 150.00
James llearen 39.95 Janes I/. Brown 30.00
Aricansas Paint~A Glass Co. 97.77 Cletis 'Pabor 54.95
GI;JiI'i;itAL ~'liI7D-C(;?!'1,
:iu~J "f i-~v'Ii ?'U1GP1 ~: i~~t'AIR _ _
J. Y. Iiarr:i-s ~37.50 :,arlell `_^hornas N22.0~ ~
PeYr'. togers u0. :0 'arl n~ .~~Old 3~.z5 ~
L.. h " "al 70.00 ,c:rtY;, Coll ~ ns 2. SCE I
J. ~arrison 1+:~•?j J~'r~., i.ian111~ 91.92 ~
Uscax• Austin 1:2.60 - - re-Cerr',;r:._ ~. ~~.50
Ea iludson !~~•?_5
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Jcs~ie i:orton ;.00
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Oharles Lladdox 57.3u ;;hoctar:, .rYC. 8.16
Ilac!{ IIo;.ell 7U.J0 Lacts L:;r. Co. 51.4o '
Lerr1J IIatncocl{ 7v. ~0 :=Y:.t~rs ~;Yl)."'l,;' Jci• 1. ~
~u=•ene I.ale !:v.:_r~ 1'airl;atre:.s, I..orse Co. L,2'.J)•~2
John ~+. "abner 45.25 Ga_~rison 2eac~--I;i:: 12.63
Harry Granter i}J, 2 j ~e~ T.!anu_'acturin2 Co. 9G. C;0 ~
George Gooch 40 '5 °.a'ai~dell it.ot.t::s 23.13 ! _
:7illi.e 3. Ilarris !,0 25 Larlena rrnold 3;,.5
Aaron ~~liite 1x0.25 IlenYf Col:Lirts 35.25
r';ust~:r iiurphy 40.25 iaY dE ~ 1 'iho.:tz.s G~.50
Ota rlrt ~:~ith l,0.2~ ~:aYlcna bYnold 3~.z5
Jchrn,~ ~°hite Lt0.25 IIet~r• 'moll ins J;~. 25
Ja,~~e .-i~•a-ren ~~~.00 Be s i~i. Lamb, i~ei,t~r o•~.sh 19.21
A;terican-;,iarsh I'wn,_ 61.!0 Collector internal .ievenue 19.2J j
Art ~ta.~ ~oarn of health 231.>0 ~rardel]. Thw~s 2<.50
ilrs, tlarsilton ~choettle G.00 Larlena Arnold 2~.5C
A. iJ. IIcagler 5.68 LenYy ~ollit~YS 29.~~ ~
GoYdon ~. I:oilo•~:ay 67.50 Ilenr;- i~al.aer
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Int r gate i ireL~nt. Co. 35.81 'r~ardell `lhor:tas 1~~-'. 25 ~
i;letaxti31.te xTint Co. 1.65 Larlena -~Ynola 45.5
13en itlin!.e 42.59 HertY^y Collinu 4J•'~5
hentinton ~~and, inc. 93•:0
::'a~rloe 'a;per i:o. ;3.;9 :;i.,~....< ii:IiST;u`E r'UtdD
°ray tiiilli. its 131ue ~'rirt Co. 9u.52
}3i-Lateral ;:Fire tIo e Oo. 1,000.00 Ilenr;;r Palmer ,140.40 ~
I,Yacl{ Iio;rell 15.00 I'iaUert L~ e 31. `2U
Loris Hathcocl{ 45, i0 Li~'~t .. at~_ ~e,t. 1,;95.43
1ulene bale ~.~5 Jua a ,;;;r I oan Cc. , ~~Ol.'~5
Joltn iaabner ',,.2U ~tn.,~ , a~.er 37.70 ~ ~
Harr, ganger 25.8u u~,e 't Lee "1.20 ~ ~
ileor e Gooch 2u.su ~Ienry ralrter 40.!.;0
'~;iilie ~. iiarris
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30. ~a0 I
r'.aron .;tit:G `".SB Collector Internal _~cvenues lu.EO i
Utati rt 3ntith ''0 55 ~T<>nry f'aLnar J.40
Jolt tr,, °°r:ita Z~ ~~ ~e ex iievenue 5ot~;.i T~'ttnd 'Z,o0U.0U
Jat:i,.s Hearin" 1,5.:0 Iluu~rt "Lee 46.40
Roberto Coles 12.75 Iiubert Lee 31.2u
Carah Y. 0..°ith SO,JO Li`ht r. rater De,>t. 1,220, 75
JamesA i rov°Z, 20.x0 c~im Haile;~ 1u0.00
CletYS labor 32• '3
J. r. !!arris 25.03 ~Ta I3i li..i ~i;:r.°..I"T ~'lilT
s'eY't"' tL0„L'Y'u j~'•VO
_... II. Meal !15.00 t~lanters i;anl: of . Tuztica 3,000.00
• ~+. garrison 25.50 Fischer Lime and Cenent 1,717.16 V
Oscar ~,ustin 30.50 Ccilector-Internal Lev. 47.10
Ld IIu:Ison 2 •38 0. i:. Bond 225.OU
Cltarl.s I:Iaudo.; ~;.2j Ohoctav~', Inc. 2,940.73
Light ;._ °~ater ~~:,t. 1,220.75 ~ ~
~'iiL, .:'ti ~0 .~~i.i~ , ~. Y_PI~~~~Iv 1'Jii~ > _ W L .1~ .,,,L~:...._ iyI .'JT'dll
'T. ii. :.-cGou~;!Y ,x!;0.00 Gonc:ral r'und 5,000. ~0 ~ ~
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Upon the ma'~:ter being callsd to vote, the i'ollo~:,ir~; vcter:l: j ~
lye: ..__rle;;-, 3ot,~tor., I'ot;ers,3ollin~oi', Lledsoe, and ~'o~ter.
Ilay: hone.
PIo Surtlter business ::,.Nearing, fire meeting eras adjourned.
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:i1-'RGiTED: iiE~-i"v.'.R~..' 20, 1951