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October 16, 195155 MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TIIE CITY OF WEST 1~:iviPHI.S, ARKANSAS, _ HAD:AND HEAD ON OCTOBER_16, 1951. The Council of the City of West Memphis met in a regular session at the City Hall in said City at 7:30 P.M. on the 16th day of October, 1951. The meeting was called to order by the Mayor, and the roll being called there were: Presents Mayor P. M. Dacus in the chair and the follawing named Aldermen: R. R. Morley, James Bledsoe, C. H. Rowton, A. R. Manchester, P. B. Powers, 0. I. Bollinger, and Curtis Foster; City Attorney J. H. Spears and City Clerk Kenneth Hollis. Absents Alderman R. L. Garrison. Minutes of Council Meetings of September 18th and October 2nd were read and approved. Mayor Dacus advised the Council of the progress being made on the financing of the proposed fire station. superintendent Jim Bailey reported to the Council on the work being done by the Sewer_Department as follows; The completion of the project of laying cast iron pipe under Highway 70 as contracted. with Armo Drainage and Metal Products, Inc. on May 15, 1951• .The repair of $~e break at the Oliver Street Pumping Station by laying 56 ft. of 12 inch cast iron pipe, and the progress being made on the repair of the break at Danner Street and Avalon. City Attorney Spears reported to the Council that the Easement to be negotiated with McCaa Chevroleil Company had not been completed, but would be presented at the next meeting of the Council. Alderman Morley advised the Council that the tiYest Memphis Girl Scouts had contacted him to present their request to the Council for the use of the present library building if and when it is vacated by the library. The matter was taken under consideration by the Council. It was brought to the Councils attention that a request had been made by the owner.of the property of the first block on the east side of S. Second Street that it be restricted to 30 minute parking due to the congestion caused by the number of offices in that area and the employees parking there prohibiting a place for the general public. After discussion of the matter, Street Superintendent Bailey was instructed to have 30 minute parking signs erected. The Police Department was also instructed that there were numerous violations of the parking restrictions and to commence a strict enforcement along Broadway. Alderman Foster advised the Council that he had received numerous complaints as to stray dogs, ..thereupon, Chief of Police Holland was instructed to have his officers enforce the ordinance in a strict manner. The Building Inspector presented the following building permits he had authorized to be issued, motion was made, passed, arri adopted to confirm the actions of the Building Inspector in the issuance of the following permits C. H. Rowton W. L. Sharpe Chickasaw Lbr. Co.-4 Will Larry. Cicero Thompson Stane]y Rochon-Y. Balham, Jr. Charley beavers Fillmore Griffin Roscoe Eddington Freeman Finley Lillie Smith Zeke Taylor Robert Robinson W. B. Fordyce Saver Graham E. R. Reichard Aasemb]y of God Church Wallin-Dickey & Rich Lois Knight B. E• Burks Kroger. Grocery H. C. Williamson West Memphis Tourist Court H. Spicer James Clark West Memphis Nursery Bettie King Chickasaw Lumbar Co. A. L. 8tirewalt __ Motion was made by Alderman Morley and seconded by Alderman R.owton to approve authorize, ratifyr, arm/or c~ nfirn rayment of the follorring bills: , GENERAL FUND GENERAL FUND-CONTINUED Sarah Smith James Brown X55.00 M. H. Neal X49.50 III i~ Cletis Tabor ~~~~ Mack Howell .49.50 Perry Rogers 57.50 William Lary 50.00 , M. H. Neal 49.50 L. Hathcock 49.50 Mack Howell ld Hudson l William Cary 50.00 Warden Thomas 43.35 Lewis Hathcock 49.50 Chris Day 28.~s8 ~ Ed Hudson 35.25 Alvin Finks 35.25 I Wardell Thomas pill Caldwell • J. P. Harris 3525 Henry.Collins 39.75 Wilbur Riley 35.25 Collector Internal Revenue 335.50 Chris Day 35.25 Eugene Hale 36.75 Alvin Folks J. W. Dabner ' 5. Will Caldwell 45.05 George Gooch ' 3 75 6 I Henry Collins 39.75 Willie Harris 3 .75 ~ ' ' Roberta Coles 35.25 Harr, Granger 35.25 Homer Carr 7.87 Aaron White 36.75 ~ James Smith 35.25 Jim Williams j 35.25 Eugene Hale 36.75 Robert Murry 36.75 ~I John '~abner 35.25 1Yi11 Parker 35.25 George Gooch 36.75 James Funs 35.25 ~j Willie Harris 36 75 J. P. Harris 35.25 Harry Granger 35.25 Jimmie Dillard 35.25 it Aaron White 36.75 Roberta Coles 35.25 ~' Anderson Murry 41.63 James Smith 35.25 L. D. Pretty 1.50 Sarah Smith 55.00 i! Jim Williams 35.25 James Brown ,) 20.00 gobert Murry 36 75 ¢letia Tabor 1 x,50 Will Parker 35.25 Perry Rogers 57.50 j James Eavns 19.13 ~' H' Kezl 49.50 I Arkansas Board of Health 228.94 Mack Howell 49.50 ~ Arkansas faint & Ga.ass Co. 22.05 William Cary 50.00 ii Bragg Auto Company 120.29 Lewis Hathcock Erun 0 R 49,50 ChaP~n Motor Co. 15.95 er • • 23.62 !~ Delta Eqpt. Co. X33,86 Ed Hudson 35.25 ~~ Bob Duncan 19.00 Wardell Thomas 43.35 Esso :+tandard 956•:8 Alvin Folks 35.25 I' Farmers SuPP1Y 92.31 P. ~. Iiacus 150.00 Johnson Auto Co. 28.74 Kenneth Hollis 25.00 Ben Klinke Motor Co. 55.63 Dayton ;Sackett 2 ,00 ~~ Manning Lbr• Co. 1 2 C, II, Rowton 25,00 it Mid .iouth Oxygen 8.84 James Bledsoe ~ Motorola Inc. 5.15 Curtis Foster 0. I Bollin er 25.00 ' Ozburn-Abston & Co. 0. K. Rubber Welders 3p, 78 81.84 . g R. L. Garrison 25.00 j 25.00 Russell Tractor Co. 8,47 R. R. Morley 25.00 ' Saunders Repair $hop 6.00 P. B. Powers R A Iuianchest 25.00 ~ Spalding Tire Co. 24,55 . . er 25.00 Union Auto Electric 12,09 J. H. S ears P 150.00~I W. M. Electric Motor 76.50 E• J. Rubens I 145.83 ~I W. M. Scrap Iron 8.16 Jean Hillencamp 139.00 Wallin-Dickey & Rich 4.43 H. ll. Holland 255.09 I! McCaa Chevrolet 41.17 H. D. Holland 50.00 I J. F. Wright 115.00 Bud Holland-Meals City ~ Frank Reese 110.00 Prisoners 665.35 H. Q. Y~hitten 105.00 J. F. Wri ht '1 115.00 ' C. L. Gore 105.00 Frank Reese ' 110.00 s. z.. suns 105.00 B, ~j, ~~hitten i, 105.00 J. F, peRome 92.50 C. L. Gore 105.00 ~I C. A. HoPPer 100.;)0 S. L. Sims 105.00 ~ iYhit Ltur'P~Y 150.00 J. F, DeRome ' 105.00 0. J. Hatton 115.00 C. A. Hopper 100.00 ' Eugene Hale 36.75 Edgar Beck 25.00 ~ J. 'N. Dabner 35.25 tiYhit Tdt~sP~Y 150.00 George .Gooch 30.75 tilhit Murphy-,Auto Expense 50.00 Willie Harris 36,75 0. J. iiatton . 115.00 ~I Harry Granger 35.25 YJ• M. Fire Dept. 240.00 I Aaron YVhite 30 38 Mrs. M. B• Currie ~ 35.00 Jiro ~+illiams 35.25 G. G. Kietzman 330.00 ~ ' Robert Murry 36.75 Paul R. Byrd 1X5.00 I Will Parker 35.25 Jim Bailey 330.00 James Evans 35.25 ~sen Ellison 125.00 ' ~~ J• P. Harris 35,25 T. W. Stec Y 30.00 - Jimmie Dillard 35.25 Merchants & planters 89.06 ,~ Roberte,Coles 35.25 Sarah Smith 55,Op ~ James Smith 35.25 James Brown pp•00 Sarah Smith 55.00 Cletis Tabor I 44.50 James Brown 20.00 Mer rs a Cletis Tabor 44.50 l H. Ne 49.50 Perry Rogers 57.50 Mack Howell 49.50 William Ca ~ 50.0o g 55 GENERAL FUND-CONTINUED Lexia Hatheock ft. 0. Bruner Ed Hudson Wardell Thomas Alvin Fulks Eugene Hale John W._Dabner George Gooch Willie B. Harris Harry Granger Aaron y~Ihite Jim Williams Robert Murry Will Parker James Evans J. P. Harris Jimmie Dillard Roberts Coles James Smith SEWER EXTENSION AND REPAIR FUND Earlean Arno.d George Hopkins Jimir~y Dillard Bud Green Will Lee Fairbanks, Morse ~ Co. Qprrison Ready-Mix Choctax, Inc. Choctax, Inc. Earlena Arnold George Hopkins Bud Green Wi11 Lee Collector of Internal Revenues SE'~JER REVENUE Henry Palmer Clyde Bond Dacus Lbr. Co. Farmers Supply Co. Mills-Morris Co. henry Palmer C1`yde Bond Collector Internal Revenues Earlena mold George Hopkins Bud Green Will Lee Henry Palmer Clyyde Bond Jim Bailey Earlena Arnold George Hopkins Bud Green Will Lee tle~, Palmer Clyde Bond STREET IMPROVEMENT FUND Missouri Pacific Railroad X771.06 Bitucote Products 1,709.66 Big Rock Stone Co. 1,046.00 Missouri Street Curb-Gutter F. 150.00 FIRIItitEN~S PENSION & RELIEF FUND T. H. p6cGough X50.00 Otis Ball 75.00 X49.50 .65.00 35.25 48.45 19.13 3b.75 35.25 36.75 36.75 35.25 27.00 35.25 36.75 35.25 35.25 35.25 35.25 35.25 28.88 35.25 35.25 35.25 35.25 35.=5 2,008.10 162.40 5.G4 139.74 35.25 35.25 35.z5 35.25 8.10 X40.40 35.63 16.89 20.23 39.53 40.40 35.63 8.90 35.25 35.25 35.25 35.25 40.40 35.63 120.00 35.25 28.88 28.88 35.25 40.40 35.25 Upon the matter being called to vote, the following voted: ya Ayes Morley, Bledsoe, Rowton, `"anchester, Powers, Bollinger, Foster Nawye None No further business appearing, the meeting was ad3ourned. ~J1 ~ ~ B N e--~-,..z_- ATTEST: APPROVED: NOVEP,TBER 20, 1951