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05-07-461a d MINUTES OF A REGULAR b1EETING OF THE WEST MEbir'Z3IS CITY COUNCIL NAY 7, 1946 The Council of the City of West Memphis in the County of Crittenden, State of Arl~nsas, met in regular session at City Hall in said City, at 8;00 F.N. o'clock, on the 7th day of Nay, 1946. The meeting was called to order by the Mayor, and the roll being called, there were: Presents P. N. Dacus, in the chair, and the following named `~ aldermen: G. W. McAuley, 0. I. Bollinger, J. B. Loyd, C. H. Brown, and Curtis Foster. Absent: J. A. Johnson, who had notice of the meeting. It being determined a quorum was present, the following proceedings were had to wit; Minutes of an adjourned meeting on AFril 15, 1946, were read and approved. Mayor Dacus had called a joint meeting of the Council and the Light and V~ater Commission, and the following members of the Commission were present: A. P. Dacus, E. J. White, and Toney Peters. Absents Charles J. Upton, who had notice of the meeting. The minutes of the regular meeting of the Light and Tlater Commission on April 9, 1946, were read and approved. The Mayor stated that a proposal had been made by the firms of Southern Securities Corporation and Lewis W. Cherry Company to make a loan to the City of West Memphis to refund the City's utility bonds, and that consideration should be given by the Council to the said proposal. After discussion by said Council and upon recommendation of the Light and Water Commission, Alderman Brown introduced in writing a resolution for that purpose, and moved that the same be read in full. The motion being seconded by Alderman Bollinger the question was put by the Mayor on the adoption of said motion, and the roll being called, the follcwing voted: Aye: G. W. McAuley, 0. I. Bollinger, J. B. Loyd, C. H. Brown, and Curtis Foster; and the following voted: Nay: None. Whereupon, the Mayor declared the motion duly passed and ordered that said resolution be read. Said resolution was then read in full by H. E. Manning, City Clerk. Alderman McAuley then moved that the rule requiring said resolution to be read in full on three different days be suspended and that said resolution be placed on its second reading, seconded by Alderman Loyd, and thereafter the Mayor put the question on the adoption of said motion, and the roll being called, the following voted: ~I Aye: G. U.. Mo6uley, G. I. Bollinger, J. B. Loyd, C. H. Brown, II' and Curtis Foster; and the following voted; Nay: None . Whereupon, the Mayor declared the motion duly passed and said resolu- tion placed cn its second reading. The resolution was then read by H. E. Manning, City Clerk. .~~ Alderman Foster then moved that said resolution be now placed upon its final adoption, seconded by Alderman Brown, and after due consideration thereof by said Council, the 1~ayor put the question on the adoption of the motion, and upon the roll being called, the following voted: Aye: G. W. McAuley, C. I. Bollinger, J. B. Loyd, C. H. Brown, and Curtis Foster; and the following voted; Nay: None . Yu hereupon, the L'iayor declared the motion duly oarried and said I '~J resolution placed upon its final reading and adoption. J Said resolution was read in full by Alderman Loyd, and after due consideration thereof by said Council, the Mayor put the question upon the adoption of said motion and upon the passage of said resolution, and the roll being called, the following voted: Aye: G. Yd. McAuley, 0. I. Bollinger, J. b. Loyd, C. H. Brown, and Curtis Foster; and the following voted: Nay: None. Whereupon, the Mayor declared said motion duly adopted and said resolution duly passed, and signed his approval to said resolution, same attested by the City Clerk, and impressed with the seal of said City. Alderman McAuley then moved that said resolution go into iamiediate operation and become effective without de ley because of the emergency declared in Section 2 of said resolution, which Section was then read in f1z11, seconded by Alderman Bollinger. The Mayor put the question on the adoption of said motion, and the roll being called, the following voted c Aye: G. W. McAuley, 0. I. Bollinger, J. B. Lovd, C. H. Brown, and Curtis Foster; and the following voted: Nay: None . Whereupon, the Mayor declared said motion duly passed. Said resolution, to which no amendment was offered, read as follows: RES OLUTI021 BE IT RE50L rY'~ BY TI-B; CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST MEb~PHIS, ARKANSAS: Section 1. That the following proposal of the Southern Securities Corporation and Lewis tfi. Cherry Company, both of Little Rock, Arlo~nsas, to refund the West Memphis iVatar and Electric 3 1~4f bonds outstanding is hereby accepted; and that the Mayor be, and he is hereby authorized to endorse on a signed copy of the same, in behalf of the City, an aoceptance in the following form and deliver it to the Southern Securities Corporation and Iewis W. wherry Co. Little Rock, Arkansas bray 7, 1946 to the Hon Mayor and City Council I- CITY OF Vl'EST D~"FfiIS, ARKANSAS Gentlemen: ~c7 Understanding that the City of 'A~est Memphis contemplates the refunding of its X213,000 Water and Electric Revenue 3 1~4f out- standing bonds, we hereby agree to loan the city X207,000 to call these bonds and X6000 for improvements, to be evidenced by an issue of Water, Revenue, and Improvement 1 1~2/ bonds due serially, as per schedule attached hereto, from January 1, 1947 to January 1, 1956, optional on and after January 1, 1952, on any intereest payment data at par plus accrued interest. The bonds or interest thereon are not to be converted. The City is to have the privilege of using ell ~ surplus funds cvsr and above debt service after setting up one yrear's '' ! interest and principal requirements in advance. These bonds are to be i secured by a statutory lien on the Water System and a pledge of the Electric and water revenues. In the event that prior to delivery of the bonds to us the income received by private holders from bonds of the same type and character shall be taxable by the terms of and Federal Income Tax law or departmental ruling, the undersigned shall have the right to cancel the part of this agreement with regard to purchasing the bonds on the terms he reinabove specified, it being inteaded that in the event of tax exemption removal the terms of the purchase price will be revised to a mutally satisfactory basis. We agree to pay all expenses in excess of X1000.00 to the refund- ing of these bonds, with the exception of the call premium. The above offer is subject to the unqualified approving opinion of Hon. Wallace Townsend, attorney, Little Rock, Hrkansas. This offer is lade with the expectation that this business will and should be consummated by July 1, 1946. Consequently, in regard to sound banking practice as regards open commitments, it is understood that if said bonds are not ready for delivery to us by noon of July 1, 1946, we reserve the right to withdraw from our undertaking hereunder. Respectfully submitted, SOUTI-T.ERN SECURITIES CORFO?tATION By ~S~ C. E. b1eCI0Y, FRES. I~"!IS W. CHERRY CO. By ~S~ I.~NlIS W. CHERRY Section 2. It is ascertained and declared that the City of Va'est Memphis is urgently in neat of additional revenue not available under present bond issue, but will become available under this refund- ing, which funds are necessary for the health, welfare of its population. It is therefore declared that an emergency exists, and that this resolu- tion shall take effect and be in force from after its adoption. FASSED: May 7, 1946 AFPROVED: ~S~F. M. DACiiS, MAYOR ~I~ ATTEST: H. E. I~"ATJNING CITY CLERF: 1~-~ Mr, Burk Mann and senator E. J. Butler of Forrest City appeared before the Council in behalf of the Arkansas Western Gas company secur- ing a franchise to distribute and sell natural gas to the inhabitants of West Memphis, During the discussion the following telegram was read by Mr. Mann from Mx. L. L. Baxter, President of the Arkansas V~estern Gas Company: Y~ith further reference to Eastern erkansas Franchises the Arkansas ti~estern Gas is obtaining franchise for the purpose of putting natural gas in Eastern Arkansas stop If we fail in our efforts to obtain necessary number of franchises and adequate sources of gas supply we will return franchises to the respective towns and or cities. '' After discussion by said Council, Alderman McAuley introduced in I ~ writing an ordinance for that purpose, and moved that the same be read in full. The motion being seconded by Alderman Loyd, the question was put by the Mayor on the adoption of said motion, and the roll being called, the following voted: Aye: G. VJ. McAuley, C, I, Bollinger, J. B. Loyd, C. H. Brawn, and Curtis Foster; and the following voted: Nay: None. Whereupon, the Mayor declared the motion duly passed and ordered that said ordinance be read. Said ordinance was ther. read in full by H. E. Manning, City Clerk. Alderman Bollinger then moved that the rule requiring said ordi- name to be read in full on three different days be suspended and that said ordinance be placed on its second reading, seconded by Alderman McAuley, and thereafter the Mayor put the question on the adoption of said motion, and the roll being called, the following voted: Aye: G. W, IvicAuley, 0, I, Bollinger, J. B. Loyd, C. H. Brown, and Curtis Foster; and the following voted: _I Nay: None. !'~ ~~ N(hereupon, the b:ayor declared the motion duly passed and said ordinance placed on its second reading. The ordinance was then read by H. E. Manning, City Clerk. Alderman Foster then moved that said ordinance be now placed upon its final adoption, seconded by Alderman Brown, and after due considera- tion thereof by said Council, the IWayor put the question on the adoption of the motion, and upon the roll being called, the following voted; Aye: G. W. McAuley, 0. I. Bollinger, J. B. Loyd, C. H. Brown, and Curtis Foster; and the following voted: Nay: None. Whereupon, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried and said ordinance placed upon its final reading and adoption. Said ordinance was read in full by alderman Bollinger, and after due consideration thereof by said Council, the 3Sayor put the euestion upon the adoption of said motion and upon the passage of said ordinance, and the roll being called, the following voted: Aye: G. W. McAuley, 0. I. Bollinger, J. B. Loyd, C. H. Brown, and Curtis Foster; and the following voted: Nay: Pdone . Yu'hereupon the bsyor declared said motion duly adopted snd said ordinance duly passed, an3 signed his approval to said ordinance, same attested by the City Clerk, and impressed with the seal of said City, and the City Clerk was directed to spread the same upon the record of ordinances of the City of West Memphis, Arkansas, and to have same published as required by law, and to number said Ordinance No. 120. ~~~~ Alderman Brawn than moved that said ordinance go into immediate operation and become effective without delay because of the emergency declared in Section 14 of said ordinance, which Section was then read in full, seconded by Alderman Loyd. The h~ayor put the question on the adoption of said motion, and the roll being called, the following voted= Aye: G, .ti. bcAuley, 0. I. Bollinger, J, B, Loyd, C. H. Brown, and Curtis Foster; and the following voted: Nay: None. ,. ~-: 1, Whereupon, the Mayor declared said motion duly passed. Said crdinance, to which no amendment was offered, read as follows: ORDINANCE 2dU. 120 'SAN CRDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY CF 'd~'ST h".Eb4FHIS, CRITTENDEN COUNTY, ARKAi`;SAS, GRANTING TO THE ARY,ANSAS'NEST~RN GAS OCPe4FANY, A CORPORATI OIvT, THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT A?1D PRPJILEGE .AND FRAAICHISE TC LAY GAS N4INS A~RTG THE STREETS, AVEATUES, ALLEYS, ROADS ADID HIGHWAYS AND OTHER PUBLIC PL4CES OF THE CITY, FOR THE FURTOSE OF DISTRIBUTING AND SELLING NATURAL GAS TO THE INHABI- TANTS OF SAID CITY AND TG GTHERS, AND ALSO THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO LAY PIPE LINES IN THE STREETS, ALLEYS, AVENUES, HIGHWAYS, RGADS AND OTHER PUBLIC FLACES AND GROUNDS OF SAID CITY FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONVEYING NATURAL GAS THROUGH AND OF SAID CITY FOR DISTRIBUTION OF NATURAL GAS TO THE INHABITANTS CF SAID CITY, AND TO OTHERS BEYOND T=iE LIn`ITS CF SAID CITY, FGR DO?:~STIC, CO?.~?ERCLiL AND ITIDUST_RIAL PURPOSES, ANTD PROVIDIiQG THE REGULATION FOR THE COT'DUCT OF SAID GAS DISTRIIIUTIUN SYSTEIs?, APID OTHER PURPOSES." BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TiEST ^lIEMFHIS, CRITTEDIDEN COUNTY, ARKAP?SAS: SECTION 1. That the City of West Memphis, subject to the terms, conditions and stipulations mentioned in this ordinance, consents and the exclusive right, permission and franchise is hereby given to the Arkansas 'Ale stern Cas Comraany, a corporation organized and existing pur- suant to the laws of the State of Ar'~ansas, Grantee, and to its successors, lessees, and assigns to ley, construct, equip, operate, repair and main- tain a system of gas mains, pipes, conduits, and feeders for the purpose of supplying and distributing natural gas for light, fuel, power, and heat and for any other purpose, to the residents or inhabitants of the said City, as rapidly as the said Company, Grantee herein, shall find it practicable to do so; and further, the exclusive right to lay, construct, operate and main- tain a system of gas mains, pipe lines, pipe conduits and feeders and the necessary attachments, connections, fixtures and appurtenances for the purpose of conveying, conducting or distributing natural gas from any point beyond said City limits in order to enable the said Grantee to distribute and sell natural gas to t}:e said City and to the residents or inhabitants thereof, and to othera. SECTION 2. The Grantee ha rein is expressly given the exclusive permit (Subject to the proviso hereinafter contained)to use the streets, avenues, roads, highways, alleys, sidewalks and other publio places, as now laid out, or hereafter to be established, for the purpose of laying gas mains, pipe lines, conduits and feeders, and the necessary attachments, fixtures, connections and appurtenances for the purpose of conveying or conducting ~ natural gas from any point within the said City or to any point beyond the i city limits of the said City or to any other point, through and beyond the city limits of said City, and to operate and maintain a system of pipe lines, ~-- I pipes, conduits, feeders and the necessary attaehements, connections, fix- tures and appurtenances for the distribution of natural gas within said C ~ y to serve the said City and the residents and inhabitants $iersof, and others; provided, however, that where alleys are accessible for laying mains end pipes, the City shall have the right to require that the mains and pipes shall be laid in the alleys instead of the streets, and plans for laying mains must be submitted to the Council or specially appointed representatives before final designation is made. ~c76 SECTION 3. Subject to the proviso in section 2 hereof, the main pipes of the Grantee may be laid in the highways, roads, streets, avenues, alleys and other public places as now laid out or as the same shall here- after be established, and when laid in highways, roads, avenues, streets, alleys, and other public places, same shall be laid in accordance with the lines and grades now established or hereafter to be established by the City, provided that such main pipes and service pipe be laid at the minimum depth of eighteen inches below the grade of streets, alleys or ditches. SECTION 4. In the opening and refilling of all openings made by the .I Grantee, it shall relay the pavements an3 do all other work necessary to complete restoration of the streets, sidevralks or grounds to the condition equally as good as when disturbed; and when the Grantee shall open any - ground in said City for the purpose of laying any gas pipe or for any other purpose whatsoever, the Grantee shall open no more space at any one time or at any one place, nor keep the same open any longer than is nec- essary to properly execute the work for which same shall havo been opened; and it is especially required that in all cases where work requires the exercise of skill, as the laying or relaying of pavements or sidewalks, the Grantee shall employ skilled workmen familiar with the exectuion of such work. 1Yhenever deemed necessary by the proper authorities it shall have the right to designate its engineer or other person to superintend and supervise the refilling of the highways, streets, avenue, roads, alleys or other public places, and the tale;;*ing or refilling of the sidevralks and pavements, all of the repair and replacement of pavement, sidewalks and other grounds disturbed for the laying of the said pipes, shall be at the expense of the Grantee. SECTION 5. No fees or charges of any kind shall be imposed upon the Grantee or upon any successors, or upon any consumer of natural gas for the breaking or opening of any highway, street, road, avenue, alley, or other public places, or for the laying of any main, service pipe or other connections therein, except as provided herein. Nothing in this franchise shall be construed in such manner as to in _,I any manner abridge the right of the City to pass and enforce the necessary police regulations for the purpose of protecting the citizens of said City __.' and their property and the property of the vrantee. Grantee shall at all times keep and display the necessary danger signals and proper guards around all excavations and obstructions, and shall keep sufficient space is good condition ffor the travel of vehicles on at least one side of all excavations and obstructions, and shall as soon as practicable restore all openings on the highwa~r, road, street, avenue, alley and other public places to condition equally as good as before said openings or obstruc- tions were made. SECTION 6. The Grantee shall do no injury to any highway, road, street, avenue, alley, lane, bridge, stream or water course, park or public plaae, nor in any manner disturb or interfere unnecessarily with electric lines, nor with any public or private sewer or drainage system, or water lines, now or hereafter laid or constructed by the said City or by any authorized person or corporation, but no electric conduits or sewer or water pipes shall be so laid as to interfere unnecessarily with any gas ms in or pipes which shall have been laid prior to the time of laying such electric conduits, sewer or water pipes. The Grantee shall fully indemnify and save harmless the City from any and all claims for damages for which said City shall or might be made or become liable by reason of the granting of this franchise, or any negligence or carelessness on the part of said Grantee, or because of any act or omission of the Grantee in the construction and operation of its system of mains and pipes. ~ SECTION 7. The Grantee shall supply natural Gas under the terms and conditions herein specified to all~plications not in arrears for any bills for natural gas, service, pipes, appliances, or other things owning or occupying premises on or abutting the streets, avenues, or other publia places in which such gas mains or conduits are laid. The Grantee shall have the right to make and enforce a written agree- ment with all applications for natural gas; and rate to be charged for natural gas, according to Section 12 hereof, the fixing of the minimum monthly bill and service meter moving charge, and specifying an immediate deposit, and fixing the terms and conditions upon which natural gas is to be served the individual applicant, shall be determined by such contract. Such contracts are to cor_form with the state laws and regulations govern- ing same. . ~~ r SECTION B. The Grantee shall lay its service pipes from its main pipes to the curb line and~or the consumers' outer property line at its own expense, where the necessary curb boxes and meters shall be furnished and installed by the Grsntae without expense to the consumer; from the meter on, the consumer shall have the right to select his own gas fitter to lay his pipes and install his fixtures, at the consumers' risk and expense . The Gran tea shall have the right to make and enforce as a part of the conditions under which it will supply natural gas for heat, power, light, fuel or other purposes as herein provided, all needful rules and regulations not inconsistent with law and the provi- sions of this franchise. SECTION 9. The Grantee shall furnish promptly to the proper auth- orities any and all information which may be asked for by them in regard to the size, location or depths of any of the pipes, mains, conducits or service pipes, in any form whatsoever, and any other information in regar3 to its occupation of roads, highways, streets, avenues or public grounds of said City, which they may demand. Whenever the word Grantee occurs in this ordinance, it shall mean and it shall be understood to ba the Arkansas Western Gas Company, its successors, lessees or assigns, and whenever the words "Authorities" or "proper authorities" occur in this franchise they shall mean and shall be understood to mean the authorized officer or officers, committee or board representing the City of Vilest Memphis, Arkansas, or Grantor. SECTION 10. This franchise shall take effect and continue and remain in force perpetually as provided in Section 44 of "Public Utilities Act of 1935," Acts of the State of Arkansas, as same may be amended from time to time, and upon the written acceptance by the Grantee of the terms and conditions of this franchise. SECTION 11. Be it further orda fined that the Arkansas Western Gas Company, Grantee, its successors, lessees and assigns shall have 12 months From the final passage, approval and publication of this ordi_+~ance, and not longer, in which to begin the actual laying of pipe lines and laterals for the distribution of natural gas in said City, a failure on the part of the Arkansas Western Gas Company, Grantee, its successors, lessees, or assigns, to comply with the foregoing provisions of this section as to the time in which to begin the work shall render null and void this ordinance; it is further provided hovrever, that upon a shaving by the Grantee, that the actual laying of pipe lines and laterals for the distribution of natural gas in said City has been delayed due to the Grantee's inability to secure necessary pipe or other materials, or due to acts of God, the period allowed above shall be automatically extended for an additional period of six (6) months. SECTION 12. Be it further ordained, that the maximum rate charged as per Section 7 above for domestio,commercial and industrial consumption of natural gas shall be reasonable and as may be approved by the Arkansas Public Service Commission or the Commission or Regulatory Body then having jurisdiction over the rates of public utilities operating in the State of Arkansas, as is now provided by the "Public Utilities Act of 1935" as amended by Act 252 of the Acts of the State of Arkansas of 1945 or as same may be further amended from time to time. SECTICN 13. If any section, paragraph, subdivision, clause, phrase, or provision of this ordinance shall be adjudged invalid or unconstitu- _ tional, the same shall not affect the validity of this ordinance as a ~l j whole, or any part or provision, other than the part so decided to be invalid or unconstitutional. j SECTION 14. It is ascertained and hereby declared that by reason of there being no gas for either domestic, commercial or industrial uses now in this City, that the domestic, commercial and industrial enterprises within said City demand an adequate supply of gas for their various uses, and that it is necessar-,~ to begin the construction of pipe lines and gas system for said City in order that same may be available for use as soon as possible, an emergency is hereby declared to exist; and this Grdinanca being necessary for the preservation of the public peace, health and safety shall take effect and be in full force and effect from and after it's passage, approval and publication. 1~~ Notion was made by Alderman Brown to re-appoint Mr. B. J. S:"hite as a member of the Light and Water Conmmi.ss ion for a term of four years. Notion was seconded by Alde rman NcAuley, and upon the matter being called to vote and the roll being called, the following voted: Aye: G. W. McAuley, C. I, Bollinger, J. B . Loyd, C. H. Brown, find Curtis Foster; Nay: None. The following motion was made by Alde rman Bollinger and seconded by Alderman b".cAuley: That the Council reo ommend to the Light and Water Commission that they dispense with bar. Clarence Clifton's services due to the statutory ruling that the elected City Attorney shall serve as attorney for all boards and commissions of the City. Upon the matter being called to vote, and the roll being called, the following voted: Aye: G. W. NcAuley, 0. I. Bollinger, J. B. Loyd, and Curtis Foster; Nay: None. Alderman Brown was absent from the meeting at this time as ha had previously boon excused by Mayor Dacus. Notion was made by Ald erman Bollinger and seconded by Alderman T~icAuley to approve the following bills and authorize the City Clerk to draw warrants to pay same: GENERAL FUND GEP?ERAL FUND J. M. Smith X21,90 Grady Brown ~ 1.50 Ivy Richardson 27.30 Ira Owens 1.50 Ed Hudson 32,28 b:. M. bloody 1.50 Henry Herth 24.50 Elwood Fuller 1.50 Ollie V~ashington 12.75 r,ulalee Dacus 1.50 Roscoe Johnson 13.50 Nrs. Joe R. Bowen 1.50 James Abbott 21.75 Hollis Warren 1.50 Henry Henry 21.75 Odis Ball 1.50 Robert Briscoe 21.75 Henry Haynie 1.50 G. B. Ross 21.75 Louis Barton 4.UG Iae Blokes 15.50 J. H. Amelung 4.00 John Y~9cCullar 23.93 J. E. 15illiford 4.00 Henry V~'illiams 46.80 C. B. Rotenberry 15.00 Alvin Rodgers 52,00 Standard Cil Co. 64.49 Otis Ball, ''ire Chief 190.00 Farmer's Supply Co. 17.65 '~~allin-Dickey & Rich 13.53 J. b:. smith 33.90 'nest Memphis Lumber Ce. 6.36 Ivy Richardson 33.90 Vest b.emi-his h;ach, j`uelding 7,U0 0. B. Ross 27.25 S. C. Toof & Co. 6,40 Ed Hudson 37.13 J. A. Riggs Tractor Co. 63.18 Henry Herth 37.80 Viest yisinfecting Co. 112.60 Roscoe Johnson 22.50 Bank of Vuest b:emphis 2.49 Ollie iNashington 30.50 Southwestern Bell Tel. Co. 45.54 John NcCullar 27.23 Pitttsburgh Plate Glass Co, 11.79 James Abbott 24.75 Peoples Implement Co. 53.03 Lee Blokes 22.50 Choctow, Inc. 879.41 Henry Henry 24.75 Macklanburg-Duncan Co. 35.00 Robert Briscoe 24.75 Leggett Service Station 65.85 Standard Uil Co. 40.40 Johnson Auto Co. 34.32 Gordon B. F.olloway* 12.62 W. S. Ingram Const. Co. 30.00 F~allin-Dickey & Rich 85.60 Crittenden County Times 34.85 A, L. Cheek 75.00 Dacus Lumber Co. 14.02 J. b:. Smith 24.90 A. B. Carter 1.50 Ivy Richardson 27.60 Bragg Auto Co. 65.18 p, B. Ross 20.75 A. R. Taylor Co. 65.00 Ed Hudson 31.13 1:"odern Merc. Co. 0.30 Henry Herth 37.65 bo. F. R. R. Co. 84.41 Roscoe Johnson 10.75 Cross County Gravel Co. 117.59 Ollie V+ashington 18.75 Cash 85.36 John b;c0ullar 22.83 C. V. Goodwin, Sheriff 15.00 James Abbott 20.75 T. H. b:cGough 1.50 lee Blokes 16.75 Virgil Romines 1.50 Henry Henry 18.75 V. V. Fuller 1.50 Robert Briscoe 19.00 J. R. Bowen 1.50 Henry ~'~illiams 52.00 V. 7V. Dunavent 1.50 Alvin Rogers 54.60 Vum. Collins 1.50 Clarence Rowe 26.00 ~a~~ GENERAL FUND STREET IMFROVEMEIT FUND J. M. amith w29.40 ti'". K. Ingram Const, Co. X540.00 Ivan Richardson 29.40 0. B. Ross 22,50 Ed Hudson 31.13 Henry Hert 38.50 SENDER REVENUE FUND Roscoe Johnson 17.00 Ollie 'iaashington 15.75 Isggett Service Station ~ 5.70 T--- John p,:cCullar 22,83 Shelby Electric Co. 45.28 ~~ James Abbott ~ 20.76 Sewer Revenue Bond Fund 800.00 ' Elijah Anderson 9,50 gevrer Revenue Bond Fund 300.00 Henry- Fienry 23.25 Robert Brisco 21.00 ise Blakes 4.50 Central Service Station 16.81 FIREMiN'S RELIEF APID PENSION FLZ1D Utis Fall 15.C0 Doyre Dodd 87.50 Charles J. Upton ~y150.G0 Jean Hillencamp 165.00 H. D. Holland 280.00 F. bt. L`acus 150.00 H. E. Manning 25.00 SEVNER REVENUE BOND FUND Dayton Sackett 25.00 bars. M. B. Currie 35.00 Union Flanters National J, F.'~Jright 200.00 Bank & Trust Co. X5,736.15 C. D. Shaw 175,x0 C. D. Shaw 30.00 J. T. Ross 200.00 G. G. Kietzman 300.00 SEPJER CONSTRUCTION FUND V1.. H. Cushman 300.00 A. L. Cheek 110.35 Niid r'~est Contracting C. H. Brown 10.00 Company X11,168.52 G. W. McAuley 10.00 Curtis Fester 10.00 J, E. Loyd 10.00 ~ 0, I. Bollinger 10.00 J. A. Johr_son 10.00 Jean Eillencamp S.CO J. H. Spears 75.00 Mrs. J. F. 1l right 236.00 15'. A. Fowell 60.00 J. b=. Smith 25.20 Ivan Richardscn 26.70 0. E. Rcss 10.00 Ed Hudson 27.75 Henry Herth ~ 31.20 PicOullar John 24.28 James Abbott 18.00 Henry Henry 1b,00 Robert Briscoe 18.00 Iee Blokes 18.00 David Johrscn 18.00 Ollie YEashington 13,50 Roscoe Johnson 4.50 Henry Williams 52.00 Clarence Rowe 41.60 - Notion was made by Alderman Loyd and seconded by Alderman Foster to (' I adjourn the meeting until 8 F.M. '~;ednesday, N:ay 22, 1946; upon the matter being called to vote and the roll being cal led, the follovring voted: ~--' Aye: G. Vl. McAuley, C'. I. Bollinger, J. B. Loyd, and Curtis Foster; Nay: None . CITY CI:RK ~, iAYOR