August 5, 1952F
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MINUTES OF A REGULAR b4EETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF YIEST MEA1PIiLS,
ARKANSAS, :.HAD AND HELD. ON AUGUST 5, 1952•
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The Council of the City of tiYest Rieanphis met in a regular session at the
City Hall in said City at 7;30 P.M. on the 5th day of August, 1952.
The meeting was called to order by the Islayor, and the roll being called
there were;
Present Mayor Nf. B. Fordyce in the chair and the following named
Aldermen; James Bledsoe, 0. I. Bollinger, Freeman Finley,
Curtis Foster, R. L. Garrison, A. R. Manchester,
P. B. Powers, and C. H. Rowton; City Attorney
J. H. Spears, and City Clerk iV. R. Seaton.
Absent: None.
Minutes of meeting of the City Council of July 15, 1952, were read and
approved.
C. E. Taylor and six others from South 18th Street came before the
Council to object to the sign at the intersection of South 18th Street and
Highway 70 and also to the loitering along South 18th Street.
Mayor Fordyce explained that the sign was. only erected temporarily and
that when objection was made to its being placed at this point the persons who
erected the sign were contacted and readily agreed to remove it; that the sign
would be removed; that the police would be alerted and instructed to strictly
enforce the law with reference to loitering along gouth 18th Street.
The Idayor next called at~.ention to the progress being made in the two
housing projects now under way. Cy Bond, Jr., engineer in .charge of the work
for the City in the Memphis Vierr Housing Project reported to the Council the
progress being made in paving, construction of curbs and guttering and other
work underway in said subdivision. Report was also made concerning the storm
nearer and drop inlets; that materials for pa-,~ing, construction of curbing
and guttering were being properlyy tested; ti~at pipe used for storm sewer and
sewers was also being tested by laboratories in Memphis, Tennessee; that all
work was being done in a workmanlike manner; that the contractor and his sub-
contractors were cooperating with the City fully and that he was well satis-
fied with the work being done.
The Mayor advised Mr. Bond that the City was depending on him to aee that
the work was properly done and that the City~a interest was fully protected
and he assured the City that he would see that the work is properly done and
the City~s interest fully protected.
The Mb+.yor next called attention of the Council that the outfall sewer
line as originally planned eras to go south along 22nd Street from Highway 70;
that it would be to the City~s advantage that the outfall sewer line be
constructed some 700 feet east of 22nd Street and thereby additional land
would be opened up for future development and that the City would derive a
greater benefit from the sewer line being located east of 22nd Street than it
would if the server line be along 22nd Street as orginally planned; that the
probable cost of construction of the sewer lines as herein indicated would be
some ~1~,000.00 and that the City would have to bear the cost of the relocation
of the server line; that by relocating the line additional distance would be
covered by the sewer line; hence additional materials and labor would be
required; that this additional cost would have to be borne by the City; that
it was contemplated in the beginning that it would likely be desirable that the
sewer line be located east of 22nd Street; that the easement from Wm. L. Johnson
and CompatZy provided that the line could be relocated east of 22nd Street.
Thereupon, motion was made by Alderman Bledsoe that the sewer line be
extended east along Thompson Street extended to a point approximately 700 f set
east of the eastern terminal of the present plan and thence south approxi.`natel,}*
700 feet east of 22nd Street and that the City pay the additional cost for the
relocation of the sewer line. The motion ryas seconded by Alderman Rowton and
upon the matter being cal"led to vote, the following voted;
Aye; Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, Manchester, Powers, and. Rowton.
Nay; None.
Mr. Jim Bailey made a report to the Council on the repairs to the present
sewer line and reported that the work was progressing satisfactorily.
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The Mayor next directed attention to the fact tkiat the City had requested bids of
manufacturers of fire hose and that bids had been received in response to that request
and which bids are as follows, to-wit;
E. E. ;iiseman
300 feet of 21it Double jacket treated Fire F}ose as your specification easy fold at X1.95 ft.
500 n n l~n u n n n n n n n n n ^ 1,3p n
app n n 2~n n n u u n n n n n n n 1,75 "
500 n rr 1~u u u n n n u n o u u u 1.22 "
American-LaFrance Foamite Corporation
500 ft more or less Fendwell 2~'+ D.J. ~ yg1.95 ft.
Sop n u n rr Alflex 2 -" " 1.88 "
500 '+ " " " Ranger 2
++ '+ 1.81 "
500 " " " " Fendwell ~
1 " " 1.41 "
500 n n ++ n Alflex lZU n 1,34 u
Tha Bi-Lateral Fire Hose Company
300 ft. 2~" Easy-Flex Treated X1.80 "
500 " 1-" Chief " 1.40 "
500 " 1~+' Duraflex 1,40 "
500 '+ l~" Duraflex " 1.50 "
The B. F. Goodrich Company
300 ft. more or less 2z" I. D. Fire King X2.40 "
300 " '+ Planet 1.90 "
300 " " Deluge 1.68 "
500 " Z2" Fire King 1.40 "
500 " " Jupiter 1.25 "
500 " " Leader 1.20 '+
Fabric Fire Hose Company - Gordon B. Holloway
300 ft. 21i Fabric YVarwick D. J. y~1.78 "
500 n 1~.n n n 1.19 u
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A committee of Aldermen Bledsoe Poyvers, Garrison, and Manchester was appointed to study
the bids and report to the Council at the next meeting.
Mr. B. S. Ellis formerly of 108 S. 8th Street, YVest Memphis, requested refund of a
portion of Yris privilege license. The Council was advised that Mr. Ellis had sold his
business and moved to A4emphis. The City ,attorney advised the Council that t}ie Ordinance
did not provide for refund of privilege license and that no refund could be made.
Replat of Block 166 of the Kendal Addition to the City of +'est Memphis was presented
to the Council for consideration. It was explained to the Council that the buildings as
constructed on the approximate north half of the block were not constructed on the
individual lots, but that the buildings extended across lot lines and that it was
impractical to attempt to asses each lot individually when only a portion of a building
might be located on the individual lot; that the overall valuation had been agreed upon
between the assessor for both the levee district and tl~e state and county for all of the
buildings belonging to Associated Realty which includes all of the apartments in this block;
that a valuation of X88,000.00 lead been agreed upon bets+een the owner and assessors for the
levee district anc9 for tk~e county; that it would be more advantageous to all concerned that
the block be replaced and that portion o£ the bloc!: on which the apartments are constructed
be listed as Lot "A" of Block 166 ratkrer than the individual lots.
Thereupon motion was made by Alderman Bledsoe that the amended plat be and it is
hereby approved. The motion was seconded by Alderman Powers and upon the matter being
called to vote, the following voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, }+Ianchester, Powers, and Rotivton.
Nay: None.
Mr. J. M• Foehee appeared before the Council to request information concerning the
graveling of Oliver Street. Mayor Fordyce advised him gravel was being ordered and that
the Street should be graveled in the next week or 10 days.
Mayor Fordyce advised the Council that a number of applications had been filed for
members of the Police Department, and appointed a corrunittee of Alderman Bledsoe, Bollinger,
Manchester, and Foster to interview the applicants.
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An ordinance was intro~d in writing and read in full by Alderman Rowton.
Alderman Foster moved that the rule requiring said ordinance to be read in full
on three different days be suspended, arrl that said ordinance be placed on its second
reading; motion was seconded by Alderman Manchester, and thereafter the Mayor put the
question on the adoption of said motion, and the roll being called, the following
voted;
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, Manchester, Powers, and Rowton.
Nay: None.
Whereupon the T~Tayor declared the motion duly passed and said ordinance placed on
its second reading. The ordinance was then read the second time by Alderman Garrrison.
Alderman Bollinger then moved that said ordinance be now placed upon its final
adoption; motion was seconded by Alderman Bledsoe, and after due consideration thereof
by said council, the Mayor put the question on the adoption of the motion, and upon
the roll being called, the following voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, Manchester, Powers, and Rowton.
Nay: None.
"~Nhereupon the Mayor declared the motion du],y carried and said ordinance placed
upon its final reading and adoption.
Said ordinance was read in full by Alderman Powers who moved its adoption, seconded
by Alderman Finley, and after due consideration thereof by said Council, the Mayor
put the question upon the adoption of said motion, and upon passage of said ordinance,
and the roll being called, the following voteds
Aye= Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, Manchester, Powers, and Rowton.
Nay: None.
Whereupon the Mayor called to the Councils attention that the ordinance adopted,
contained an emergency clause and sug6ewted that specific action should be taken by
the Council on this clause. ti'Vhereupon motion was made by Alderman Rowton and duly
seconded by Alderman Foster that the emergency clause of said ordinance be adopted,
and the roll being called, the following voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, T+ianchester, Powers, and Rowton.
Nay: None.
Whereupon the Mayor declared said motion duly adopted and said ordinance du];r
passed, and signed his approval to said ordinance 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. 229.
Said ordinance to which no amendment was offered read as follows:
ORDINANCE N0. 229
AN ORDINANCE INCORPORATING CERTAIN TERRITORY ADJACENT TO THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS
IN THE CORPORATT: LIMITS OF THE CITY OF 1NEST MEMPHIS, CRITTENDEN COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
4YHF~tEA5, on the 8th day of January, 1929, the County Court of Crittenden
County, Arkansas, made an Order annexing certain lands therein described to the
City of Ytlest Memphis pursuant to the Petition of Z. T. Bragg and others, and
Wlii+.REAS, the signers on said Petition constitute a majority of the owners in
the affected area and also a majority of the residents of the affected area, and
tiVIIEREAS, it would be to tkie best interests of the City of YJest Memphis and the
citizens thereof that said territory be incorporated into the City of West Pdemphis, now
THEREFORE, BE IT ORILIINED BY THE CITY COUTICIL OF THE CITY OF WEST T+IETdI'HTS:
SECTION 1 - LANDS ANPIEXED: That -the follotiving described lands, contiguous to and
adjoining the City of West k.-femphis, Crittenden Count, Arkansas, towit:
Beginning at the Southeast (SE) Corner of Lot Two (2), Block
Seven (7) of Compress Subdivision, tiYest Memphis, Crittenden
County, Arkansas, at the line of the Town of West Memphis;
thence PJest 600 Feet on the line between Lots Two (2) and
Seven (7), Three (3) and Six (6), and Four (4) and Five (5)
in Block Seven (7) to the Southwest (SW) Corner of Lot Four
(!~), Block Seven (7), thence North Lt10 Feet on a line of
Rhodes Street to the Northwest (NW) Corner of Lot Five (5),
Block Six (6); thence East 600 Feet on the North line of
Lots Five (5), Six (6) and Seven (7) to the line of the Town
of y~st Memphis.
be annexed and incorporated into the City of ti~est Memphis.
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SECTION 2 - ACCEPTANCE OF DEDICATION OF STREETS, ALLEYS, SQUARES AND OTHER DEDICATED
LANDS; The filing of the plat covering the above described lands shall be taken to
constitute a dedication of the streets, alleys, squares and other lands shoYm on said
plat as a dedication to the public use forever and said streets, alleys, sq{zares and
other public lands as shown on said plat are hereby accepted on behalf of the City of
West Pdemphis and the citizens thereof to the public use forever.
SECTION 3 - EMERGENCY CLAUSE: It appearing to the City Council of the~0ity of
crest hSemphis that the above described lands are contiguous and adjacent to the City of
Nest Memphis; that said lands have been subdivided and sold for residential; and other
purposes; that by oversight or inadvertence said lands have never been acce ted acrd
properly brought into the City of West Memphis by Ordinance; that the stree~s, alleys,
squares and other lands dedicated to the public use have never been accepted; drat it
is necessary that this Ordinance be passed and said la.rrds be incorporated i~rto the City
of ~dest P.4emphis and the dedication accepted; therefore, an emergency is declared to exist,
and this Ordinance shall be in full force from and after its passage and approval.
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An ordinance was introduced in writing and read in full by Alderman Bollinger.
Alderman Garrison moved that the rule requiring said ordinance to be read in full on
three different days be suspended, and that said ordinance be placed on its second reading;
motion was seconded by Alderman Finley, and thereafter the b4ayor put the qubstion on the
adoption of said motion, and the roll being called, the following, voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, banchester, Powers and Rowton.
Nay: None.
Whereupon the Pdayor declared the motion duly passed and said ordinance. placed on its
second reading. The ordinance was then read the second time by Alderman Manchester.
Alderman Foster then moved that said ordinance be now placed upon its Sinal adoption;
motion eras seconded by Alderman Bollinger, and after due consideration thereof by said
Council, the P.Iayor put the question on the adoption of the motion, and upon the roll being
called, the following voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, banchester, Powers and Rowton.
Nay: None.
4'thereupon the 1vlayor declared the motion duly carried and said ordinancle placed upon
its final reading and adoption.
Said ordinance was read in full by Alderrnan Rowton w}ro moved its adoption, seconded
by Alderman Bledsoe, and after due consideration thereof by said Council, the Mayor put
the question upon the adoption of said motion, and upon passage of said ordinance, and. the
roll being called, the following voted:
/dye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, Blanchester, Pov+ers, aru9 Rowton.
Nay= None.
Whereupon the Pdayor called to the Councils attention that the ordinanc~~ie, adopted,
contained am emergency clause and suggested that specific action s}rould be taken by the
Council on this clause. Whereupon motion was made by Alderman Powers and duly seconded
by Alderman Pdanchester that the emergency clause of said ordinance be adopted, and the
roll being called, the following voted;
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, Manchester, powers', acrd Rovrton.
Nay: None.
Whereupon the Pdayor declared said motion duly adopted and said ordinance duly
passed, and signed his approval to said ordinance and the City Clerk ryas directed to
spread the same upon the record of Ordinances of the City of West P.temp}ris, ;Arkansas, and
to have same published as required by law, and to number said ordinance Pdo. 230.
Said ordinance to which no amendment leas offered read as follows;
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ORDINANCE NO. 230
AN ORDINANCE TO MAKE IT UNLAWFUL FOR ANY PERSON OR PERS01iS TO SMOKE IN BID.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST ]:IEMPHIS:
SECTION 1 - UNIAYJFUL TO SMOKE IN BED. From and after the passage and approval
of this Ordinance, it shall be unlawful for arty person or persons to smoke while
in bed.
SECTION 2 - PENALTY. ASP person convicted of the violation of this Ordinance
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be
fined in arm sum not less than One (1.00) DOLLAR nor more than ONE HUNDRED
($100.00) llOLIARS.
SECTION 3 - EMERGENCY CLAUSE. It is found and determined to be a fact that
many persons are smoking while in bed; that such practice is hazardious to
the public welfare and safety of the citizens of West Memphis, an emergency
is declared to exist, and this Ordinance shall be in full force and effect
from and after its passage and approval. '
An ordinance was introduced in writing and read in full by Alderman
Bledsoe.
Alderman Manchester moved that the rule requiring said ordinance to
be read in full on three different days be suspended, and that said
ordinance be placed on its second reading; motion was seconded by
Alderman Powers, and thereafter the Mayor put the question on the adoption
of said motion, and the roll being called, the following voted;
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, Manchester, Powers, and Rowton.
Nay: None.
Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion duly passed and said ordinance
placed on its second reading. The ordinance was then read the second time
by Alderman Rowton.
Alderman Bollinger then moved that said ordinance be now placed upon
its final adoption; motion eras seconded by Alderman Foster, and after due
consideration thereof by said Council, the Mayor put the question on the
adoption of the motion, and upon the roll being called, the following voted s
Aye= Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, Manchester, Powers, and Rowton.
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 Alderran Garrison wino moved its
adoption, seconded by Alderman Finley, and after due consideration thereof
by said Council, the Mayor put the question upon the adoption of said motion,
and upon passage of said ordinance, and the roll being called, the following
voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, Manchester, Powers, and Rowton.
Nay: None.
1~~ereupon the Mayor called to the Councils attention that the ordinance,
adopted contained an emergency clause and suggested that specific action should
be taken by the Council on this clause. Whereupon motion was made by
Alderman Rowton and du>,y seconded by Alderman Bledsoe that the emergency
clause of said ordinance be adopted, and the roll being called, the following
voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, Manchester, Powers, and Rowton.
Nay; None.
Whereupon the Mayor declared said motion .duly adopted and said ordinance du>tiy
passed, and signed his approval to said ordinance and the City Clerk was directed
to spread the same upon the record of Ordinances of the City of Y~(est Memphis,
Arkansas, and to have same published as required by law, and to number said
ordinance No. 231.
Said ordinance to which no amendment was offered read as follows:
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ORDINANCE ilU. 231
AN ORDINANCE INCORPORATING CERTAIN TERRITOf3Y ADJACEPIP 'I'0 THE CITY OF YJEST MEMPHIS
IN THE CORPORATE LIhIITS OF THE CITY OF YJEST ,1~MPHI5, CRI'I'TENDEN CUUNTY, ARKANSAS.
WHIsREAS, on the 5th day of June, 1939, the County Court of Crittenden County,
Arkansas, made an Order annexing certain lands therein described to the City of
yJest Memphis pursuant to the petition of Geo. T. Kendal and others, and
YJIiEREA5, the signers of said Petition constitute a majority of the owners in
the affected area and also a majority of the residents of the affected area, and
W1D3IiT EAS, it would be to the best interests of the City of :West ldemphis and
the citizens thereof that said territory be incorporated into the City of
West Memphis, now
THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF YJEST ME1.II'HIS:
SECTION 1 - LANDS ANNEXED: That the following described lands, contiguous
to and adjoining the City of Yiest Memphis, Crittenden County, Arkansas, to-wit:
The East Half (Ez) of Blocks Two (2) and Twenty-five (25);
all of Blocks Three (3) and Twenty-Four (21~); the YYest
Half (YY~) of Blocks Four (4) and Tvrenty-Three (23) of the
George T. Kendal Subdivision to the City of West l~femphis,
be annexed and incorporated into the City of YYest Memphis.
SECTION 2 - ACCEPTANCE OF DEllICATION OF STREETS, ALLEYS, S~aUARES AND OTHER
DEDICATED LANDS: The filing of the plat covering the above described lands
shall be taken to constitute a dedication of the streets, alleys, squares and
other lands shown on said plat as a dedication to the public use forever and said
streets, alleys, squares anc9 other public lands as shown on said plat are hereby
accepted on behalf of the City of West Memphis and the citizens thereof to the
public use forever.
SECTION 3.- EMERGENCY CLAUSE: It appearing to the City Council of the
City of lYest Memphis that the above described lands are contiguous and adjacent
to the City of Yiest Memphis; that said lands have been subdivided and sold for
residential and other purposes; that by oversight or inadvertence said lands
have never been accepted and properly brought into the City of .West Menq~his by
Ordinance; that the streets, alleys, squares and other :Lands dedicated to the
public use have never been accepted; that it is necessary that this Ordinance be
passed and said lands be incorporated into the City of Y~'est Memphis and the
dedication accepted; therefore, an emergency is declared to exist, and -this
Ordinance shall be in full force from and after its passage and approval.
An ordinance was introduced in writing and read in full by Alderman Garrison.
Alderman Bollinger moved that the rule requiring said ordinance to be read in
full on three different days be suspended, and that said ordinance be placed on its
second reading; motion was seconded by Alderman Foster, and thereafter the mayor
put the question on the adoption of said motion, and the roll being called, the
following voteds
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, Manchester, Powers, and Itowton.
clay: None.
Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion duly passed and said ordinance placed
on its second reading. The ordinance was then read the second time by Alderman
Rowton.
Alderman afanchester then moved that said ordinance be now placed upon its final
adoption; motion was seconded by Alderman Powers, and after due consideration thereof
by said Gouncil, the Mayor put the question on the adoption of the motion, and upon
the roll being called, the followir~ voted;
Ayes Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, Manchester, Powers, and Rotirton.
Play: None.
Whereupon the .Mayor declared the motion duly carried and said ordinance placed
upon its fi~ral reading and adoption.
Said ordinance was read in full by Alderman Rowton who moved its adoption,
seconded by Alderman Bledsoe, and after due consideration thereof by said Council,
the Mayor put the question upon the adoption of said motion, and upon passage of
said ordinance, and the roll being called, the following voted;
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, Manchester, Powers, and Rowton.
Nay; alone.
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Whereupon the Mayor called to the Councils attention that the ordinance
adopted contained an emergency clause and suggested that specific action should
be taken by the Council on this clause. Whereupon motion was made by Alderman
Finley and duly seconded by Alderman Garrison that the emergency clause of
said ordinance be adopted, and the roll being called, the following voted:
Aye; Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, Manchester, Powers, and Rowton.
Nay: None.
Whereupon the Mayor declared said motion duly adopted and said ordinance duly
passed, and signed his approval to said ordinance and the City Clerk was directed
to spread the same upon the record of Ordinances of the City of YYest Memphis,..
Arkansas, and to have same published as required by law, and to number said
ordinance No. 232
Said ordinance to which no amendment was offered read as follower
ORDINANCE N0. 232
AN ORDINANCE BdAKING IT UNLAWFUL FOR ANY PERSON, PERSONS, FIR1~1S, ASSOCIATION OR
CORPORATION TO INSTALL A TELEVISION 3ET IN THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS WITHOUT
PROVIDING FOR A GROUND WIRE AND LIGHTNING ARR.E5TER
BE IT ORDAItdED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST td~HI5:
SECTION 1 - SELLERS OF TELEVISION SETS TO INSTALL GROUND ROD AND LIGHTNING
ARRESTER. From and after the passage and approval of this Ordinance it shall
be unlawful for any person, persons, (inns, association or corporation to
install a television set within the City of Y~est Memphis without the installa-
tion of aground rod and system of arresters for the protection of said telesision
sets and the premises against lightning.
SECTION 2 - INSTALLATION OF Se1ID GROUND WIRE OR ARRESTER. The antenna
shall be connected with a rubber covered or insulated copper or aluminum wire
connected to the antenna and then a ground rod, Nhrich ground rod shall be a
copper or iron rod driven not less than five feet into the ground, and the
line leading from the antenna shall be attached to the lightning arrester,
which shall be securely attached to the ground rod.
SECTION 3 - PENALTY CLAUSE. Arun person violating arivy of the provisions
of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be fined in arry sum not less than ONE (~p1.00) DOLLAR nor more
than ONE HUNDR~ ($100.00) DOLLARS.
SECTION 4 - EMERGEPICY CLAUSE. It appearing to the City Council that many
persons are installing television sets in the City of Yrest Memphis and do not
provide the purchasers witty a suitable ground and lightning arrester, an
emergency is declared to exist, and this Ordinance being for the benefit of the
public health, safety and general welfare of the citizens of YYest Memphis, it
shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval.
The Building Inspector presented the following building permits kie 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:
R. E. Daniels
D. 0. YYhitaker
Nancy Stokes
Willie Hodges
E. L. Sebley
0. Haynie
Booker Posley
pdorrow Motor Co.
J. R. Cagle
Herman Spears '
James Nally
Hilliard McClinton
Lewis Jones
Chickasaw Lumber Company
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Motion was made by Alderman Foster and seconded by Alderman Bledsoe to approve,
authorize, ratify, and/or confirm payment of the i'ollowing bills:
GENERAL FUND GENERAL FUND-CONT.
Light and water Dept. X7,605.86 Henry A. Johnson
X3.67
T. F. Bennett 50.00 Johnson Auto 27.21,1ulius
Chas. F. Manley 35•u0 Julius Lewis 47.55
David Demuth 35.00 E• Y1. Logan, Jr. 9.00
Henry Collins 37.60 McCaa Chevrolet Co. ,.25
Eugene Bale 37.60 Meriwether Apothecary 2.81
J. dJ. Dabner 16.80 Mid-South Uxygen 1.Fi0
Harry Granger 37.60 Niid-South Oil (;o. •95
W• B. Harris 37.60 Ozburn-Abston Co. 21.12
Aaron white 37.60 peoples Merc. Co. 8.87
Jim Williams 3"j. 60 Road Builders Eqpt. 1,442.28
J. P. Harris 4x•30 Road Builders Eqpt. 41.80
Roberta Coles 37.60 J. A, Riggs Tractor 21.07
George Hopkins 37.60 S and J Products 81.50
Hubert Lee 10.40 Spalding Tire Co. 135.75
Ernest Dear 37.60 Ta,~-1oe Paper Co. 12.50
Emmett Lee 37.60 Thompson-Eayword Co. 2112.15
James Evans 37.60 ~I~ri-State Eqpt. 12.95
Isiac Brolly 20.40 Triangle Chemical Co. 34.00
S. Smith 60.50 yy, M, photo Service 20.75
Cletis Tabor 44.50 1Y. A,. Machine Shop 8.00
2d. H. Neal 49.50 W• M. Electric Motor 19.07
Mack Howell 54.50 W. M. News 62.90
C. ft. Maddox 18.00 pep t. Revenue 52.70
Perry Rogers 57.50 Frank Reese 121.00
Albert Turner 40.00 B. rs. F~hitten 115.50
J• ~a. Smith, Jr. 5a•'~ C. L. Gore 115.50
J• Brown 30.00 J. r'. DeRome 115.50
C. Morris 37.60 0. Duncan 11$.50 '
E. Arnold 37.60 C. A. Hopper 110.00
Ed Hudson 37.60 Ben .;Ellison 150.u0
Thedio Warren 37.60 Yyhit Murphy 165.00
Anderson Murry 6.80 0. J. Hatton 126.50
Rufus G~ 37.60 T• F. Bennett 50.00
Leslie Page 9.75 C. F. banley 35•W
Mrs. T. Claiborne, D. Demuth 35.00
Secretary Recreation 500.00 H• Collins 39.95
Mrs. T. Claiborner, E. Hale 39.95
Secretary Recreation 500.00 J. Dabner 39.95
Lions Club 42.00 H. Granger 39.95
T. F• Bennett 50.00 4Y. Ilarris 39.95
C• Manley, Jr. 35.00 A. titbits 39.95
D. Demuth 35.00 J. 1~di.lliarns 39.95
H. Collins 39.95 J. P. IIarris 42.30
E. Hale 39.95 Roberts Coles 39.95
J. 1+• Dabner 21.68 G. Hopkins 39.95
H. Granger 39.95 E. Dear 39.95
Yd. Harris 39.95 E. Lee 39.95
A. White 39.95 J. Evans 39.95
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J. Williams 39.95 R• Alexander 39.95
J. P. Harris 42.30 S. Smith 60.50 '
R• Coles 39.95 C. Tabor 1a4.5o ''
G. Hopkins 39.95 M. H. Neal 1}9.50
E. Dear 39.95 Mack Howell 54.50
E• Lee 39.95 P. Rogers 57.50
J. Evans 39.95 A• Turner L14.OU
I. Brolley 18.28 S. Smith 60.50
R• Alexander 28.90 J. Brown 30.00
S. Smith 60.50 E. Arnold 39.95
C. Tabor 44.50 E. Hudson 39.95
M. H. Neal 49.50 T. Warren 39.95
M. xowell 54.50 R. G~V 39.95
P. Rogers 57.50 T. Bennett SU.~_~0
A• Turner 44.00 C. Alanley 35.00
J. Brown 30.00 D. Demuth 35.00
E• Arnold 28.90 H. Collins 39.95
E. IIudaon 39.95 E. Bale 39.95
T. YVarren 28.90 J. Dabner 39.95
Rufus Guy 36.55 H. Granger 39.95
$ikansas State Treasurer 747.08 YY. Harris 39.95
Collector Internal Revenues 580.30 A. Ylhite 39.95
Bob Barnett auto Supply 5.45 J. Williams 39.95
Bragg Auto Co. 2.30 J. P• Harris 1;2.30
Choctaw, Inc. 62'j.66 R. Cole 39.95
Crittenden County Times 218.98 G. Ilopkins 39.95
Delta Ice Co. 10.20 E. Dear 39.95
Esso Standard Oil Co. 1,120.61 E. Lee 39.95
Farmers Supply Co. 62.59 J. Evans 39.95
Hamilton Clinic 22.00 R• Alexander 39.95
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(~IERAL FUND - CONTINUED SE}YER REVENUE FUND-CONT.
Sarah Smith X60.50 Walmsley Bearing Co. X6.65
C. Tabor 44.5G W. M. Electric Motor Sales 2.61
M. H. Neal 49.50 }Y. Id. Machine Shop 28,Up
Mack Howell 54.50 Governor Kellogg 50.00
P. Rogers 57.50 ~,ardell Thomas
50.50
A. Turner 44,U0 Anderson Murry 50.50
E. :irnold 40.BO Van Lako 28.90
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J• town 30.00 Ed Davis 28,9p
E. Hudson 39.95 Mayfield IIill 21.68
T. }barren 29.75 l~Yill Guthrie 21.68
R. Cox 39.95 Roosevelt Patterson
W. B. Fordyce 400.00 Joseph D. Iiumphrey 28.90
W R. Seaton 25.00 Homer Carr 9.75
D• Sackett 25.00 Hatnp Blair ll.lt8
C. H. Rowton 25.00 Charles Maddox 65.00
J. Bledsoe 25.00 Henry Palmer 44.30
C. Foster 25.00 C. Bond 39.95
0. I. Bollinger 25.00 D. Cofey 39.95
R. L. Garrison 25.00 }q. Thomas 50.50
F. Finley 25.00 A• Murry 50.50
P. B. Powers 25. W V. Lake 42.50
A• R. Manchester 25.00 E. Davis 34,85
J. H. Spears 150.00 Zg. Hill 11.48
E• J• Rubens 200.00 W'. Guthrie 42.50
Jean Hillencamp 152.90 J. D. iIumphrey 42.50
H. D. Holland 275.00 ii. Blair 42.50
H. D. Holland-Auto 50.00 E• Staten 15.72
Bud Holland-Meals 557.20 R• Patterson 3.40
F. Reese 121.00 C. Maddox 65.00
B. Q. Whitten 115.50 H. Palmer 44.30
C. L. Gore ll5.50 C• Bond 39.95
J. F. DeRome 115.50 D. Cofey 39.95
C. E• Duncan 115.50 C. baddox 65.00
C• A. Hopper 110.00 A• E. Heagler, Engineer 200.00
E. Beck 25.00 Jim Bailey 511.50
W. Murphy 165.00 Sevrer Revenue Bond Fund 2,000.00
W. Murphy 50.00
0. J. iiatton 126.50
W. M. Fire Dept. 708.00
Mrs. M. B. Currie 35.00
G. G. Kietzman 330.00
J. F. }'fright 330.00
T. W. Stacy 30.00
Choctaw, Inc. 500.00
SEtidER REVENUE FUND STREET IMPROVEMENT FUND
Light and BVater Dept. ~1,zS7.98 Cross County Gravel Co. x$151.11
Ii. Palmer 42,35 Lehman-Roberts Co. 39.91
C• Bond 37.60 Missouri Pacific RR 139.32
D. Coffey 37.60 Pat Huddleston, Inc. 1,000.00
W. Thomas 29.75 Pat Huddleston, Inc. 1,000.00
A. Murry 29.75
H. Lee 29.75
C• Maddox 47.00
W Thomas 37.50
A. Murry 37.50
H. Carr 27.00
H. Palmer 44.30 FIEtEMENS PENSION & RELIEF FUND
C. Bond
D. Cofey 39.95
39.95
T• H. McGough
~50.U0
Collector Internal Rev. 10.60
Ark. State Treasurer 40.47
Bob Barnett Auto 1.52
Bowers and Wood 12.00
Bragg Auto Co• 12.77
Chicago Fump Co. 204.01
Choctaw, Inc. 424.48
Dacus Lbr. Co. 18.37
Farmers Supply Co. 2.55
Fairbanks Morse Co. 21.88
Garrison Ready-Mix 8.68
Hays Supply Co. 1U .38
Homelite Corp. 363.20
Ben Klinke Motor Co. 1.40
Manning Lbr. Co. 5.37
N• 0• Nelson 57.62
Wallin, Dickey & Rich Lbr. 37.08
Upon the matter being called to vote, the following voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Finley, Foster, Garrison, Lianchester, Powers, and Rowton.
Nay: None.
No further business appearing before the Council the meeting was adjourned.
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