March 3, 1953I
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MINUTES OF A REGUi~AR N1~LETINII OF TIff~ CI'PY COIR~ICIL CF 'f HE CITY QF' JEST IvYENiPHIS, ARJ<ANSAS,
_ xnD ANA ILLS oN r~AE~cII ~, .1953. .
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The Council of the City of West l"emphis met in a regular session at the City Hall
in said City at 7:30 P.Ii. on the 3rd day of riarch, 1953.
The meeting was called to order by the Mayor, and upon roll cal_1 there were:
Present: Playor W. B. Fordyce presiding and the Fallowing Al_derrnen:
James Bledsoe, 0. I. Bollinger, John Burre~a, Freeman Finley,
Curtis Foster, A. R. I~lanchester, P. B. Powers; City Attorney
Atlee Harris, and City Clerk W. R. Seaton.
Absent: Alderman C. H. Rowton.
It being determined a quorum r,ras present, the following proceedings were had
to-wit:
Plinutes of Ccuncil Meetings on February 1l~th and 17th were read and approved.
Mayor Fordyce announced that the Agreement being negotiated. with Avondale Cxardens,
Inc. would be the first matter considered. The Agreement was read to-brit:
AGIZErP?EMIT
TIl_GS AGREEL1fsIIT entered into this day of _~ 1953. b;~ and ~bet~~•reen
the City of blest Ptemphi.s, a municipal corporation existing under the laws of Arkansas,
hereinafter called Ci+.,y, and Avondale Gardens, Tnc., an Arkansas Corporation :with
principal offices at ?lost Memphis, Arkansas. gtralifi_ed to do bu>iness within the
State of Arkansas, hereinafter called Avondale Gardens.
Wl'1'IJP~SSBTII: That
WiII~,RSn5, Avondale Gardens is the o,•rner of a tract of land situated within the
corporate limits of the City, shown on the attached plat of Avondale Gardens
Subdivision, as prepared b;,r C. H. Bond. the Civil. Engineer, and made a part of this
agreement as L:xhibit "A" hereto;
WHEREAS, the attached plat sets forth Avondale Gardens proposed plan for the
subdivision of said tract of land, which proposed plan of subdivision has been
approved by the City Planning Commission and is approved by the City Council.
WlTfsi7EAS, the parties are desirous of entering into this agreement to provide
.for the installation of utilities within the said subdivision and for the development
of the same; and
N06°T, TI~REFO'il, for and in consideration of the premises, i.t is mutually
covenanted and agreed as follows:
1. Dedication of streets, alleys. utility easements.
Avondale Gardens agrees to dedicate to public, use forever the streets,
utility easements, alleys, and City agrees to accept said dedication and agrees
to the perpetual maintenance and upkeep o:E' the same.
2. Bill of Assurance.
See Bill of Assurance heretofore submitted and accepted by City Council on
January 27. 1553.
3. utilities: City to provide public water and electrical utilities.
City agrees that i.t will install in and through the said subdivision,
within the easements as shown on the dedicated plat, maintain, and furnish the
following utilities for the purpose of serving each of the aforesaid 149 lots
within the said subdivision:
(a) Extent: Serve ear_h built-upon lot; install all underground
utility mains and laterals before installation of Blacktop
on any street surfacing.
(b) Public water system.
(c) Fire hydrants;
spaced not more than 1,000 feet apart and served -with water mains
not less than ~" in diameter.
(d) Electricity;
A11 electric lines.
(e) Street lighting.
In regard to the grater system, the Cit~r as to each individual1 lot will. provide the
meter at the lot line and r•~il.l deliver the water at the meter to the user.
Zn regard to the electricity, the City i~rill_ prov_i.de the meter as to each individual
lot, said meter to be installed by City on the house to be erected thereon, and trill
deliver electricity to such point to the user.
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Tn regar.•d to the said water and. electric uti.lt:ies, City will insta]_l same in
such manner, so that said utilities ;rill fuLLy and a~~uately provide such utilities
to each and every one of the 7_!1S lots, complete and ready .for. use. City, of course,
to charge the users of such services its prevailing rates and charges as provided by
ordi_nanoes,
City trill mare said installations in accordance with the requirements of Arkansas
State Ta?.a and in such manner as to be acceptable to the Federal Housing Administration
requirements.
City agrees thai; no lien or assessment gill be applied against the aforesaid 1119
lots as a result of the installation of the required utilities (However this does not
preclude the Cit•T from charging its usua7_ rates and service charges for utility
service to users in accordance with ordinances of the City of G]est 1Temphi.s and the
statutes of the State of Arkansas.) •
1x. Bond by Avondale Gardens, Inc. to protect City on its cost of installing
public. water and electric utilities:
The Cityts preliminary estimate o.f its costs of materials to install the water
and electric utilities, as set forth in fart 3 above, is:
(a) Public water system, including
fire hydrants and meters .............................~"27,111114.111
(b1 E:Lectric distribution system, including
street ligting and meters ............................ 7,595,,,
To TAT, ;!(~,~5,o3y.5y
City is to .furnish all. labor for said installations at a cost of ~~13,000.00.
City agrees to furnish all labor and materials for installing public grater and
utilities in Avondale Gardens Subdivision at an estimated cost of Forty-Eight Thous.nd
Thirty-nine and Ky/100 Dollars (?~l1~,O39.5°).
In order to assure City the reimbursement of said r_osts, Avondale Gardens agrees
to furnish bond in the penal swn of Forty-eight Thousand Thirty-nine and. 5y/100 Dollars
('!)1i~,039.59). being One Hundred F'er Cent (1000 of City~s estimated cost of materials
and labor. rr-ith a good and solvent surety ccmpany. as surety thereon, licensed and
authorized to do business in Arkansas. Said bond shall be for a period of 5 years, and
sa9_d bond to be adjusted annually upon a basis of tiG~t.O0 for every v;"1.00 of revenue
coal.ected whi.rh shall. be credited on such bond, t~rhen such. revenue amounts to the penal.
s~.xm of said bond, City agrees to cancel bond, If at the end of. 5 years the revenues in
the proport:i.on as stated herein has not amounted to the penal sum of said bond, then
said bond shall be liable for the difference between the revenue derived by the City
and applied. then said bond shall. be liable for the difference.
5. Avondale Gardens to provide sanitary se~•rerage system, incl.ucling necessary
sewer connections to present city s~*stem for 60 conneoti_ons, as set out in minutes of
meeting of City Council on ~~etober 1, l95?.
Avondale Gardens agrees that it will install through a competent and bonded
contractor a public sanitary sewerage system in and throughout the said subdivision,
a.ll in accordance t•rith the folloaring descr9_bed plans and. specifications therefor;
']'he plans for the sanitary sewer system. dr1~m by C. Fl. Bond, Jr., P4arion,
Arkansas, consisting of page^, through are attached hereto as
Exhibit. arxd inr,orrorated. herein b;T reference and said mar}c_in2 and
designation as Exhi_b:it
The specifications are attached. hereto and. incorporated herein by reference,
marked Exhibit !_ ~, They ar•e the specifications covering the aforesaid. plans.
6. Streets, Storm Drainage:
Avondale Gardens agrees that it will at its otm cost and expense grade,
construct and black ton said streets.
7. Orme rship vests in Cit~r:
D?otwi.thstandi.ng the fact that Avornl.ale Gardens will have dedicated the land
therefor, and wi11_ have constructed same at. its o;m e.{pease, "o*.mership of all streets,
street improvomonts and storm sewer shall. vest absolutely in the City as compl.etFd.
Lihewiso, otimership o:f the public water system and al_1 of the electrical distribution
utilities shall be in the Cit;*, The oti~mer hip o:£ the public sa_nitar;y sewerage system
i_n and throughout the Suh~livisi~n shall be vested, a.s completed, in the City,"
8, Assurance to Federal. Housing Ad~lini st.rati.on:
At the e;cecut;ion of this contract by the parties, .filing of bond, and al.l
required. exhibits the City agrees to give Federal Housing Administration necessary
assurances in 1Ftter form that all lots will_ have electricat;,* and grater.
The City furt}ier agrees that it will give suc}1 assurance to the F'HA as is
necessary as to ~~0 connection,^ bein~^ made to the sewer system as hereinabove set out
and specified in Mimxtes oi' the Souncil of the City of west PIemphis on October 1, 1952.
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I~dITI~SS the signatures of the parties the day and year first above written, the
si.gnat.ure of the City bein,m by and through its duly a.ualified officials, pursuant to
proper resolution, ordinances and. imzni-ci.ra7. pearex•s, and the sip;nature of Avondale
Gardens. Inc., being by and through its duly authorized officers, pursuant to proper
corporation resolutions and proper corporate potaers.
C:LTY OF '>JFST I';7~'PsPHTS, Aft?KANSAS
(S'dAL )
ATTH,ST:
C. ty rl~,-r --
ATTisST:
Secretary
8 0 21 D
F<NO~I ALI I~iLAI BY TI&:SE PR3S ~,I}TS
By
-- -.~.._ __ i~}avoF
AVC)P1DAT~r G.4Iil)INS, INC.
By__ __
'President
THAT ?~s. Avondale Gardens, Inc., a corporation organized and e;;istin~; under and
by virtue of the 7Laws of the State of Arkansas, with its principal place of business
at '.'Test Llemph:is, Ar}cansas, hereinafter called the Frinci.pal, and the American Casualty
Company of Reading. Pennsylvanie, a corporation organized under the laws of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvaztia, having its principal ofi.'ice in the City of. ?leading i.n
said Commoncmalth, hereinafter ca7.led the Surety, are jointly and severally bound
unto the City of G•Iest Memphis, Crittenden Cow7t;,*, Ar}cansas, in the full sum of
Forty-eight Thousand Thirty-nine and 59%100 ($~~,039.5y) Dollars. lawful money of
the United States of America, :for ;which payment. well and truly to be made, we jointly
and severally bind ourselves, our successors and assi.gtts, firmly by these presents.
vdlil:RtsAS the said Principal has entered into a written contract with said City of
~rtest Memphis, Crittenden County, Arkansas, elated the 3rd day of I°larch. 1953, to
protect City its cost of materi_a1s and installation of public water and electric
utilities as set out in Section Four 11i) of said Agreement.
NOG7, TI~ftFFO~~, TFTE COP}DITION OI THIS OBLIGATION IS SUCH that i:f the said
principa7_ shall conform and comply with the terms and conditions of the contract
hereinbefore descri.beci, on the part of said Principal to be performed and complied
with, then this obligation shall be void, otherwise to be arxd remain in full force
and effect.
II.1 ,~IITI~LGSS ~;1}If~~t~sOF the sari principalL and Surety have caused these presents to
be signed and their seals to be hex•eunto affixed on this the 3rd der of March, 1953.
AVOIvDAL.'? GA~ ASNS, I}QC.
AT'I'I,S'P
S/ JC_Ifid A. COO.PPsR
Fecretary
B:f /~J~C. JOHNSON
President
AC~Ir;RICAN CASUALTY COI~1F'AAfY Or iH~ADING,
Fi~i~IldB's7 OVA}dIA
BY /5/ CHARLES F. DEG1f.AI'P
~~ Attorne;sr-in-Fact --~-~- -
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After discussion with Iix•. John Cooper and. the Attorney for Avondale Gardens, loc.,
motion teas made by' Alderman Bledsoe as folio-,rs: 'That the City of b~fest P°emphi.s accent
the bond in the amount of vG4~3,139,59 as filed by Avondale Gardens, _l:nc., and that the
Agreement executed by Avondale Gax•dens, loc. is approved, and the P4ayox' and City Clerk
are authorized to eyecute said Agreement in beha]_f of the City when the sewer plans are
approved by the City 13ngineer and the Arkansas Health liepax•tnrent. The motion rras seconded
b,y* Alderman Pin7_e}r, and upon vote the Aldermen voted:
Acre: Bl_e~i.<..^^. RolJinger. Burx•o,.r, F:inlr:,r. Poster, r:latrchester, acrd t-ewers.
Ila;,r: None.
The Mayor stated. t}%at the: Flasuring Conun.i.e ~.cxr err l .'}~*•n1r ;~ 2iith had. approved a plat
filed by Bernard high, hor:rever, •xddit:ional informsaion completed. plat, etc. is to be
Ci.1_ed_ befar•e the Fl.a.t is stibnri.tted to t}te Council.
The acticn of the Flasuring Cer!unission on rebruar•y 2citlr as t.o the re-zoning of part.
o:f Bloclc 5 of T;nr?ern= l~~Joods Subdivision was presente~J. to the Cotuzci.l as follows: That•
tyre F'lanni.ng Commi scion reject the. appl.icaticn oi, Scott-Senh~~usen Realt;,r Company wi th
the except.i.on oP Lot 5, B]_ock 5, Eugene iJoods Subdivi_s:i.on be approved as "ll" Conm!erca a1,
(~f'ter discussion. of the matter with ^,ttor•ney :E'er Scott-Senhausen I1eal.ty Company, the f'ol.lotir-
ing motion t~~ras made by Alderman. Bledsoe: That. a hearing_ on the re-zoning of Lot 5. Blocl.~ 5,
Plu~ene Gdoods Subdivision. l,~e held at 7:3C` 1'. Pi. Plax•c~h 21!, 1~K3. notice of said meeting to be
published in accordance with ordinance 165 of the~Ordinances of the City o£ boost Memphis.
The motion was seconded b~l A]_dex°man TTanchester. and upon vote, the Ali-iermen voted:
A,y~e: Bledsoe, :f3ollinr;er. Durrow, Fi_nle.~-~, Fost:er•. ?-ir~srchester. and Fo?~~rex•s.
Play : None .
P?r. R. B. Hi]_l, General Sa1.es I~laxrager of Plid~~outh Gas Company and I~ir. Ri_char~.-} iJilson.
I°anager of the .1.~orrest City Office of the Company orere introduced, and 1°?r. Iii_1]. :i.nformed
the Council o£ plans of the Company for providing natural gas in 4Jest I?emphia, and that
the gas allotment for ':=Jest T:e!~mhis trould be ad..nua.te for the present and anyr reasonab:l.e
e~pansi-on. C)uesticns as t;c the rates, allotment, distribu~,~on system.. river cressin(_-,
c.gttipment, operation, etc. t,rere propounded ~to I~u•. Hi11 by !umbers of the Coturci]_ and
ixrterested citizens present. An extension of time on the franchise was requested b;r
P~Ir. IIi_]l`~sr behalf' oz the Company. After discussion. Iiayor Fordyce advised the rnath,er
,could be considered by the City Attox•ne;r and placed on the aI*enria. for considez•ation by
the Council on A~iarch 17th.
rlayor Fordyce staged to the Council. that the Light F.> dater Commission. had previously
made pux•r.hases o£ materials and enuipment for the Dep•tx I,mcn%, but there had been cri_t•icsm
of the method in some instances r-where the purc.,hases r~rere in e.rcess of the v!!ounts provided
for in Ord_incrnce f36 "An Ordinance to pro•ride for the management. regulation, and government
of public utilities or,~zed by the City of )wrest I~~?emphi5, Arkansas!' The Commission had
Toques+.,cd that, the fol7_crring quarrfities of cast iron pipe mere needed: 3.50e:)~ of 1.i.",
i, 5U0 r of 6° , and 1.i., 500 r of 8" , Bids ghat ha.d been submitted. by- phone, wire, and letter°
fr.onr American Cast Iron Pipe Company, Vi_l:ing Supply Corporation United ;atates Fipe and
Foundry C'or,pvny. Jcunes i?. C ] of-r °~. Sons, an 1. llc"sJanc Cast :Cron "ipe Company r,rere discttssed.;
tYrereuporr. the f°o12.ouaing motion eras made by Ald.err::~.n h'aster•: That the City purchase the
n cos.^a.xy pipe as recommerrled b;,r the I•ight ~~c ':,'ater Cor,~r! ssion -from lr~--rape Cast :Iron F'ipe.
the lowest bidder. `i'he. motion was seconded by Alderman B].e~lsoe, and upon the ma.tt.er being;
called. to veto, the Aldermen vote.9:
11Cve: B1.edo~, Bollinger. Burros, Finley, roster, Ilarrchester, and rowers,
flay: done.
The 1•fayor stated. that the Light ~°r '~~later Commission had also advised. on February 2i`th
it wou]_d be expedient to immediately purc;hasc copi~!er t•~b:ing, anel that he had contacted a
nwnbernf the members of.' the Council, and clue to the price being the same from several.
crnaruries purchase orders were issued, Thereupon, motion was made bjr Alder°man PTanchester:
`i'hat the Cowzci.7. approve Fux•chase Orders IIo. 5-17.20 to Contra]. Supply Comran~- arrcl Ito. 5-1222
to Genera]_ Electric Supp1_y Company issued by the :Fight, ~c ldater Department. The motion was
seconded by A:Idermau-! I'in]_eq~, any:l upon vote, the Aldermen voted:
Aye: Bledsoe. Bollinger. Burrot•r, Tinley, roster, lYanches{:.er, and t'orrer•s.
Nay: None.
City r1t•torney Harr•:i.s a~~lvised that the ini'orrnation ha.d been prepared. fcx• biddex•s on the
printing and bixrding, of the City's Ordinances. Thereupon, motion eras made by Alderman Powers:
That the City receive bids :for the printi.n~~ and. binding of the Cod.i_fica.ti-en of the Ordinances
nn April 7. 1953, at 7:30 p.I~I. 'Phe motion was seconded. by Alderman I'lanchester, and upon vote.
the Aldermen voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Boll:i.nger, Burx•otr, Finley, Foster, i•lanchester. and For-Tors.
t?ay: Bone .
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TIr. Fred J. Johnston. 3?5 Id. 'r~orishi_ngton Dri?*e, appeared. before the Coluzcil. to
z°eauest action on the x•Ianninc~ at large of dons i.n the City. After discussion of the
matter. I•Iayor Fordyce advised. the ox•di.nances would be enforced., anti the matter be
taken under consideration,
The recommendation of the i'lannin~ Co:~?mission to accept F7.at of the FIiL 6v`
(South of Ten Mile Bayou) oP the S.~. = oC Sec. 8, '['~~i~], RS13, Crittenden County,
Arkansas. eras discussed., and moticn made b~• Alderman 'ianchester: That the Counci.7_
aca~t the recomrnendati.on of. the Planni..ng Commission and approve the Flat of FTZT,
Tai (South of Ten Mile Bayou) of the S.E. t of Sec. 8. TcPd. R5'E, Crittenden County,
.Arkansas, The motion liras seconded. by A7.dex•man Bledsoe, and. upon vote, the Aldermen
voted:
Aye: .Bledsoe, Bollinger, Purrcta, F.nle~= F~bster, Ianchester. and. I'orrers.
Ilay: Pone.
Mayor Fordyce informed_ the Counci_1 that on 1!ebru:ax•y 10, 1y,~3. motion had been
made, passed., and adopted reccr~m~olid ~nr~ to the Light & tdater Commission that a grant
of ;!`3,000 be made to the City General. Fund for the additional_ sum needed. to purchase
Block 6 of the vugene Groods Subdivision, and that the first plyment made on the
property had been made from the City General Fulzc] and he recommended. that a grant be
mace from. the Light & lvat,er Department to the City for the pavnlent. After discussion.
the following motion ~•ras made by Alderman Fi.nle~r: That the Council reconvnend to the
Ligtrt & ;eater Cenmiissi_on that a grant cf X33 000.00 be made to the City General Fund
for l,he pa~mrerlt made on January 25, 1y53. as authorized on September 2. 1552, to
Eukrene rioods. Sr. OII Bloc?: ~ o" the Eugene r.•Joods Subdivision. The motion tags seconded.
b~.r Aldexr.:an Burz•o:a, arad upon vote. t;he fol_l.o:vi_ng voted:
Aye: Ble:isoe, 9oLi_inger. B~zrro~~r, Finley. Foster, ,Manchester, and Po~aers.
I1ay: done.
The Conun.ttee heretofore appointed consisting of Aldermmen Rowton, Pourers, and
Buz•row submitted the foll.or~ring report from the ApY,ra.isers:
February 2b, 1553
t'ir. C. H. Rowton
52~ East Broadraay
~,1est rlemphis. Arkansas
Deas• IvIr. Rowton:
In accordance with your request, ire have appraised Bloc?s 6-7-20-2l_-32-33
of Kendal Subdivision to l•lest Plemphi_s, Ar?<ansas. Tn our opinion this land
i s north ~1, 000.00 an acre .
According to the recor:ied plat, Innroe and Madison Streets and also Si.~th
Street go through the above d.escrired property. These are dedicated streets
and our appraised. val_ua.tion of •'1,000.00 per acre is based on property that
can be delivered not includec] in dedi.catect streets.
Foux•s ver;~ truly,
jS% ?vT-1. COLi~Ti1S
~S~ C. B. SP:PIHAIISEId
Stater~ent•s for services of P•. `riilliain Collins and I.1r. C, B. Senhausen for the
appraisal. of .Bloch :•, 7, 2c`, 21. 32. 3 3 T;endal. Subdivision in the amount of
'p25.00 each. iaer.e a:l_so pa•esenteci, Iloti.on r-ras made by Alderman Powers that the fee
fox, their services be paid.. notion seconde ~. by A1_d.eznnan Foster, ancJ. upon vote,
the A7_d.ez•men voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger. Burroor, Finley, Poster, tlanchester. and Po~~rers.
Play: done .
Alciermarx Powers advised he had been reouested to advise the Council that a.
street light *.ras urgently needed at the corner of PI. 5th Street and Ferkins, the
matter was referred to the I_,ipht 8r. [.later Commission.
The Building Inspector presented the following buil_din permil.s he had authorized
to be issued, motion t:~as made; passed., and adopte,.i to confirm the actions of the Building
Inspector in the issuance of the following perrnit.s:
Henx-,~ McCoy
Leroy Banl;s
West Slier Apartments
Sam Burns
ii. H. P'1anE!eT'
H. L. Spicer
l°Jilliam Ic,:iney
Fred. Cole
Alotion was made by Alderman Bledsoe and seconded by A1:ierrnan 14anchester to approve,
authorize, ratify, and/or confirm pa~~nient of ta:e follot,i.ng bi_].ls:
U3Nu(~~L PUIJD U I'1~ ~~L Flied?) - CCt~lliii%s ii
Arb:. Rcv. flert. '~ 2.00 J.~I~uison ~',uto ;'¢1.2~~~.27
Ark. Rev. Dept. 53.11 11r_:s State Piev. liept. 1.00
Ax'};. A^_unicipal ?,ea(zue 311;,92 Ar}:. Faint and Glass 33.31
T~1ac1: Hrnaell 5~i•`=0 Bar•r_ett Alrto Supply 1,~_0
1'ei'x'y t~Orex•S ~ 1 • C,~
Central Ser•z*ice
1,
i;0
C. C. Garrett )~s. Q0 Cliocta~r, Inc. .
8;;7.11,
Beatrice Lugar 2(=:.C'r0 Clrittenden County Tunes >5.81.t
Jame;; Bro~:n 30.0~~ Fsso Standard Oil. 235.1,.1
,~r°lena Arnold ~9. S"%
J. I' a:L'ls, PI. D.
100.00
-i Ih~?dson 3`' . y Gri f.[ :i n and Goc ~~=
Johnson Autc _;3.25
T. 'rlarren ~ 3-.13 I~i. Johnsen
535.25
'',r• Pope 3'' • 13 I'1ir_dwo_•th Insux°sr~ra 1;9.3~~L
Il. Harris 2 l • 00 ~. l,o~an 8.110
_' Hale 3:'.95 Dion Oil ?9.711
J. Dabney' »•%'~ P'. PIcCl.anahan 11.,.58
~~~~. Harris 39.97 P~~:cC•aa Chevrolet 1
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J. Hax'ri.s 1)~'•-~(
9
95 Dr. I_,. 1'. .~;c'_~'eo.~ren .
3.00
H. Grander
l .
3
39
95 Mayer Iiy?.rs Paper 1r~, ;0
..es
R. Co . ,'anni-n~;• I~br•, 27.E>5
G. Hoipl-i.ns 3:' • 7-~ I'er:i ;otl"!er ~.potheoar3r 111.2
i. Lee -t% . ;~5 ^iri~outh (711 Co. 8`l. r`~
Ft. ~1er,:ander 3°.95 i~ia-;cute: Oxygen 9.1
0
J. ';dilliams 39.95 C!z'o?un-f:oston Co. .
21.
H. heed. 39.95 '-~,pex• i=roducts ao,10
1
J. Y~IcCullar 39.9' i=tay~s electric Co, _
2,91
J. Franlcl.in ~%'.J-
~ J. !i. Rit-
'€s 7c cal
J. Letais
;9. c; .
I,
tiachrnan-i;rosb,r Co.
1.7!a
J. :'sloore 12.07
:. and J Products
1 .00
J. GvoCi,•rin 75. n;1 _
Soutl.ern Blue Print Co.
119
50
S. Smi.ti~ ~'~',!;n Spalding Tire Co• .
.::12
35
rI. Hc,,rell. K1t.`0
t;, .. Paylor Co. .
~2 8
C. Garrett i~').00 C. 'oo~ E: Co. li
l~0
B. Lu ar
g ?5.00 t,
J. iTptcn u Co• ;.
'7
511.7
J. Bro?~m 3C'•C'0 Glal.lin-Riche ~C: RicYi
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li . ;Iudson
..: 3c; • ~r dolf 'The Tailor 12:`. 55
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Guy
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P. ?Ja~ 3
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' J. Gocdwi.n
75.00
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p' 39.95 _
:. Smith 20.110
H. Harris 1t0.5u
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5u
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S, Smith 25.20 C• Garrett ,
40
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,~. Oliver 3.8:7 B. Lugar .
00
25
L. I?ale 39.95 J' Brorn2 ,
30
06
J. Dabney 39.95 L' y!n•nold .
12 0
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tl. FIarris 3~ , v5 i.. hudscn ..
113
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J. Barris 1)2.30
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39
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H. Granges. ~
39. S S .T .
R. Coles
39.95 .
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E. Lee
39.95 H. Ha_~•ris
~' 50.00
i~• Alexander
39.95 . Smith X0.00
J. udill.iams
39.95 A, Murry 2Ci.90
H. Feed
39.95 n, [dhit.e 28.90
J. ilcCul.l.ar
3
9'•95 E. Staten 23.90
J. Franl~lin c
3.'.95 E;. Male 39.95
J. Le?,Tis
3 y• 9S J• ;~a
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39 .95
F. Reese
12.50
11 ):i. Harris 39.95
B. 1r1Y?itten .
130
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3d. `5
C. i`hn-?can .
130.00 Ii. Granger 3y•jr
T. Nichols
1~ 5
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B. Ilarr.i s .
12'x. 0(? p;~ s
G. Ho ' in 39.95
C. Hopper 125.Or,
' ~~. Lee 3`>.5'S
J. ?Iocre
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125
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B. 1;_llison .
170.00 J. 'rlial_i.~uns 39.95
J. Smith
260
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3
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175.00 J•
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0. Hatton 139.Oi'~
J. Let~ri s
32.73
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Holland ~mpl.ement Co.
1
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mit•ti 13._
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Fordyce :;:;l~OO.Oi) ~. I`nzrry a2B. °0
,I. ~eatrn 25.0,E A. ',~hite 32.73
I). SacT<eti: 25.00 ~,. Staten 3y, c,r
' C. Ror~rton 50,00 I'cCaa Chevrolet Co. 1.;'30.65
J. Blodsoe 5~~.00 Cha~ners Rotor Co. l.~i ,25
C. I'ostcr - .00 -'.den Pontiac Co. ? L,1i?.10
G. Bollinger 50.00 ;".merican-L.aFrarice
J. ~Bui ro~~ 5(„ (,0 ?oamite Cornoraticn 1_.315. ~i0
~~ F. `'irle~r SO,OG
I'. T'OtiJ@S°.. Cam'. r, ~~,
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A. Ilarris 1ri:'.00 ~.. ~ Nt;VL ~t_; FUI~,iD
i~l, R.uben;; 200,0-~ ~~1, Thomas ~3u.00
J. Hillencvnr 1.~2 . °0 __. i';izr~~y ~''~ 50
J. H:illencarnp 3` ~~(~ ~;. ;;,ai-Ch !t7.5G
I3~. IIo_l.land 375.OG ~. Staten t.t0.3
H. Ilollam:]-Auto 'ai:~per~se ,i;:! 0. Johnson 3c;.1.3
Burl Hc7_land-J~i1 ':'eels 5q,.~5 --. '.bite 21.;G
~H'. Meese 1li2.5~,-~ J. Gced*.ain 75.00
3. ilY~itt•e.n ~_3i'.0~~? C. Tabor ~t'7.00
C. Ihancax~ 130.00 H. Palmer ~t4.30
C. Hoppe':' 1?S.oG C. Bond 39.9,
~. Bec!~: 25.00 A. Heal;ler l~00. Gt7
T. ;Nichol; 1%'i.CC !~. hurry 13.1'0
~y. Harris 125.00 ,,. S,~~ith 13.00
i J. 1''Ioore, Jr. 1?5.00 ~. :eaten 1:~ .
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'i. ''lurphv - elu(:c _~:cpe~nse ~ ,'~, f:. `.'hi.te L:.~s
. J. Tlatton 139.00 ~ C. tabor 1~?.00
'1 `i. P~1^c i7epi:. 3'~ .00 H. ~~me I~?,L~O
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.1. lsiaht; 350.OG Ti. Palmer %~;-.70
J. ~mi t]~i, Jr, 2!:1).OG C. Bond 1.5:90
I'. Stac~r 30,00 J. Bai~e~r ~~~";.00
Choctati~r, Tnc. 500.00 eUrer revenue Bond irund. " ;100.00
J, Goodtrin 75.!x(1 C. Tabor I~7.00
S. Crnath ?1r.00 ii, al.mer ;x:.30
IJ. Ha1.e 3S 95 Bon,.l 3c:,c;5
J. Dabner 39 . ~%
~. Harris 35' "5
J. Harris ~~2. f0 Tip :' .~ri1.~~ J`.di+,ii !~'UZdli
H. G:can~;cr ~`r.9
R., Doles 3`'.95 Cross Cour,t~~ Gravel Co. l~C~.09
G. Iicr~"--ins 3` .9`, J. '~. Ilont,~;or~ery 271. ~~?:i.
t:. IEe ~>.'> 1~1.s50u :i _aci:fic as CO. 1~i7.:;,~~
Ale,t an;:ler• 35.95
J. ~lilliams , ."5
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Ii. r:ec 39. ~'
J i:cCu11_ar ac c> ~ Iv~i ~l?'S rI iv.SI0~1 F• r%i~7. ~ ;r ' F~id'i
J. h'ranl :tin
~ 39. `I'='
J. LEL•Iiu
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it NI. Rowell 5%.a . 50
B. LuF;~r 25. CU
J. BroT~m
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smith 1t`?.OC
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Iv. Pope 39.;'
Upon the. natter bein; cal`e1 to vote,. i:he ?o:1.1O~rinr .rote;].:
Aye: Bledsoe. Bo1.?in~;er, Burror,, _;':i.nleur, Mosier. :anchester, and Foyers.
P]ay: ivTOre .
1do >'w~ther business anpearin~, befo~•e the Council. rno~tion was made btr ~?lderrran Bledsoe to
adjourn the meeting, motion iaas seconded b;,- lder;c~,n F~o:ra~•s. and upon tli~. matter b8irg called
to vote, the f'o11oT•rin~; voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollin}•:er Bur:•ora, i in1e*. L'ost.er. .~r_~c,: ster, anal ~t,~~•s.
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