November 17, 1953~~
MINUTES OF A REGU,AR P~ETPt1G OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TFIE CITY OF' WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS,
HAD ,_AND FIELD ON ,,NOV)P7BER _13, _19s} .._.__. _
The Council of the City of West Memphis met in a .regula.r session at the City Hall
in said City at 7:30 P,l'f. on the 17th day o£ November, 1953.
The meeting was called to order by the Mayor and the roll being called there
were:
Fresent: Mayor W. B. Fordyce presiding and the following Aldermen:
Jame,, Bledsoe, 0. T. Bollinger, John Burrow. Freeman Finley,
Curtis Foster, A. R. i"?anchester, and C. H. Rowton; and
City Attornr:y Atlee Harris,
Abserrt: Alderman P. B. Fowers and City Clerk W. R. Seaton.
It being determined a quorwn was present, the following proceedings were had
to-wit:
Minutes of Council Meetings on October 20 and Povember 3rd and lath were read
and approved.
Mayor Fordyce announced the first order of business would be hearing on zoning
of Blocks 1, 2, 3, !~, Kendal Third Addition for Wenda7. Homes, notice o£ hearing having
been published on October 22, 1953• Anyone objecting to the zoning of the area as
"A" single family residence district for minority housing was requested to present
objections at this time. D1o one appearing to object, the following ordinance was
introduced in writing and read in full by Alderman Finley.
Alderman T~lanchester moved that the rule requring 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 P~ayor put
the question on the adoption of said motion, and t17e roll being called, the following
voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Bur•roti•r, Finley, Foster, Manchester, and Rowton.
Nay: None.
!rHre.reupon the 1"fayor declared the motion duly passed and said ordinance placed
on its second. reading. The ordinance was then. read the second time by Alderman Burrow.
Alderman Rowton 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, Burrow, Fin7_ey, Foster, Manchester, and Rowton.
Nay: None.
Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion du7.y carried and said ordinance placed upon
its final reading and adoption.
Said ordinance was read in full by Alderman Bollinger who moved its adoption,
seconded by Alderman Finley, and after due consideration thereof by said Cowicil 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, Burrow, Finley, Foster, Manchester. and Rowton.
Nay: None.
Whereupon the Mayor called to the Counci.l~s attention that the ordinance, adopted
contained an emergency clause and suggested that specific action should be taken by the
Council on this clause. 4]he.reupon motion was made by Alderman Manchester 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, Burrow, Finley, Foster, Panchester, and Rowton.
Nay: None.
Whereupon the Mayor declared said motion duly adopted and said ordinance duly
paste d, and signed his approval to said ordinance and the City Clerk was directed to
spread the same upon the record of Ordinances of the Gity of West Memphis, Arkansas,
and to have same published as required by law, and to number said ordinance No. 266.
Said ordinance to which no amendment was offered read as follows:
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ORDINANCE N0, 266
III ORDINAPICE ZOkIING BI,OCFS OIdE (1), TWO (2), TIII?FE' (3), ADiD FOUR (L~) OF GEO, T. KENDAL la
THIRD ADDITION TO 'I'FII's CITY OF WEST ML'IPHIS, !r}7?;APISAS~ AS AN "A" SINGLE, FAMILY RI;SI[)FP1CE
DTS'PRICT, h
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~~JIIiRPA,S, Notice was dul_,y publ.a.^hed of a heaa•inc; before the Planning Commission of ~~
the City of West Plemphis to be had and. held on the nth day of October, 1953, for 'the
purpose of. zoning the lands hereinafter descr°ihed, and
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tTlllf2t]AS, on the 8th day of October, 1953, pm~suant to said notice, the Planning !j
Comm:i.ss.on met for the purpose of determining in what, classifir_ation the lands herein- ~~
after described should be zoned, and after hearing the ormers of said lands, al.l other j
interested persons, and from all anf'ormati.on, and, all. other things before the Planning ii
Convnission, :tt was the finding of the Flnnna_ng Conunission that said lands should be
zoned as an "A" Single Farm l.y Res.i.ctence District, and.
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6~]IILREAS, Notice was duly pr.tblished on the 22nd day of October, 1953, that a hearing i,
would be held before the City ~'AUncil. at. 7;30 P.Ti, on 1'ue,day, Plovember 17, 1953. for the ~~
purpose of hearing all. interested parties in connection with the zoning of the lands !)
hereinat'ter described, and
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WIII;RFAS, at said mee+,ing the owners of said lands appeared and requested that the
same be zoned as an "A" Single Family Residence District and after heas•ing the owners '!
and other interested persons, the Council finds that said lands should be zoned as an
"A" Single Family Residence District, now !j
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BLS IT OR DAITIED BY T'FiF, CITY COU1dCII. OF TIC' CI1~ OF WEST I~fEi~d'HIS; 1
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SEL'TION 1. °A" SINGLE FAPiTLY RFSIDFnfiIC)J DIS'CRTC'P: `That the following lands, to-wit:
All. of Blocks One (1), T*so (2), Three (3) and Four ~'
(!;) of (}eo, T. Kendal 'L'hi.rd Addition to the City of j
iJest Memphis Arkansas.
be, and the same are hereby zoned as an "A" Single Family Residence District. '~
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SECTION II, Oi1DIT`1APICFS ITd CONA7ICT I~R1';3ITH IM?PEAII;D; All Ordinances or parts o.f 't
ordinances in conflict herearith are hereby repealed.
SJJCTIOII III. T;MIs'R.GEIICY CLAUSE; It being determined by the City Council that the
above .an~.s~-are, on this date, not zoned, and it further lppearing to the Court that
said. lands are in the process o.(' being developed, and having va7.uab1_e improvements
erected therein, and it being necessaryr that said lands be zoned before said improvements
are erected thereon, and this ordinance being necessary for the immediate preservation of
the. public peace, health, safety and happiness of the citizens of the City of West T7emphis,
an emergency .is hereby declared to e:;.ist and t}tis Ordinance will tale effect and be in
full force a_mmed.iately upon its passage Find approval.
Attorney J. H. Spears appeared before the Counca_l_ i.n regard to the blacktoppa.ng of
AI. 5th Street .from Broadway to Thompson. After discus::aon. Tlayor Fordyce appointed a
committee of Aldermrcn Rotrtnn, Aledsoe, a.nd Bollinger to meet with the o*.mers of the
property. IIctien was made by Alderman I'ostex• and seconded by Alderman Manchester: That
the Cemma.ttee be authorized 'to negotiate an agreement with the property arme:rs if found
to be advantageous to the interests cf the City. Upon vo±.e, the Al.dermcn voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Brtx•row, Finley, Foster. Manchester, acrd. itorrton.
I1ay: Plone ,
Fire (]rief Whit T~iurphy advised the Council. thah, the PIo. 2 fa.retruck was damaged in
an accourenr_,e on Pdovember lath while enroute to a fare resulting in considerable damage
to the truck. Bids from the following; gar. ages were .received:
Johnson Auto Comrany
Ben i;la_nlce T~lotor Co.
Anderson Auto Renai.r
II gs r:i Body
','235.2°
2 70.19
113.6n Amended ';,5?_10.77
2.87.lr5
After consi,aerting the bi.d,^, d.u~ to var9ances, Mayor Fordyce appoined a committee of
Aldermen Foster and Finley to compare the bids, and the comr~rittee eras authorized to
select the bid that would be most a,avant.ageous t;o the Cit~r.
Aldcxfiran Tinley, Chairmen of the conmri.+,t,oe to select and purchase 195I~ vekx:icle
license, reported to tkre Council. that the Com.nittee of Alerrnen Bo7_l.inc*er, Bur•rotr, and
himself had considered the matter and authorized the folio*.rirrg order from J. 7;. rlontgomery
of i_?arianna:
3C'CO Auto License Dail: CTreen IIac}:ground t~ra.th tJtri to Tlum~rals
2 5 Ta;,i lri_oense t,lkrite Background frith Green Tdwneral_s.
Price 12?; per license
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Mayor Fordyce called to the Council's attention the Agreement pending with the
University of Arkansas for City Planning. After discussion, the matter was taken under
consideration.
The following purchase orders that had been recommended for approval by the
Light £~ Water Commission were presented:
No. 5-1557 Tennessee Valley Electric Company
Pdo. 5-1571 General Electric Supply
PJo. S-1570 Westinghouse Electric
No. S-15G1t I4c(~Jane Cast Iron Fipe Co.
No. S-15;9 ?,uhlman Electric Co.
I~iotion was made by Alderman Bollinger and seconded by Alderman Bledsoe to approve the
purchase orders. Upon vote, the A]_der~nen voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Burrow, F'inl.ey, Foster, Manchester, and Rowton.
Play: Plone .
The proposed ordinance creating a Seirer Commission was discussed and action on
the ordinance was postponeci until a later date.
Mayor Fordyce infromed the Council of the various sites proposed £or construction
of a reservoir and of the difficulties encountered in obtaining the property, however,
that an option had been obtainef ro Lot 1, Block "A" Worthington Park Addition to the
City of West Piemphis from Mrs. Marie Holland for the amount of 5$9,950.00; that there
was sufficient space to construct a reservoir on the property and the property was
adjacent to the present well, a]_so a residence would be available for caretaker. After
discussion with P4r. Owrxes, Superintendent of the Light & FJater Department, motion Vras
made by Alderman i?owton and seconded by Alderman Bollinger: That the Mayor and City
Clerk be authorized to purchase Lot 1, Block "A" Gorthington Parl: Addition to the
City of [Jest Memphis for the amount of r;~9.Q50.00 subject to approval of the Light &
I•Jater Conunission. Upon vote, the Aldermen voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Burrow, Finley, Foster, Panchester, and Roirton.
Nay: ITone .
Piayor Fordyce stated to the Council that PIr. ,^l. H. Ilowze, who had been conducting
a survey of electric and water rates for the City, was present to present the proposed
rates. Also. that the Light €c GJater Commission had unanimous7_y recommended the adoption
of the rates and the Commission iris putting into effect cycle bi7_ling and post card bills
in order to eliminate the necessity of additional personel in the Department. PZr. Howze
explained the rates to the Council, and a lengthy discussion was had by the members of
the Counci]_ and other interested persons present. Thereupon, motion was made by Alderman
Bur. row and seconded by Alderman Bo7_linge.r: That the City of West P4emphis adopt the
following rate schedules as proposed by Is. 4J. H. Howze and recommended by the Light &
Water Commission.
PROPOSED Gi3PIF;RAL SERVICE RATE ~1
CITY OF WEST ITI~I4I'HIS, ARYAIdSAS
AVAILABILITY
At points on existing .facilities having adequate capacity and suitable voltage for
delivery of service, within the prescribed area for City of West P~Iemphis, Arkansas.
API'LICATIOPI
To a].l__ electric service, for which no specific contract is provided, supplied at
one point of delivery and measured through one kilowatt hour meter
Plot applicable for resale or shared service or any service covered by special
contract.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Single or three phase. 60 cyeles and at one standard normal voltage requ:trod by
the Customer. Any change from stamlard normal. metered voltage on Customer-s premises
will be at the expense of the Customer.
N~sT IlOP1THLY RATE
X1.00, plus
3.5¢ per ]arh for the first 500 l:~rh
2.5¢ per lash for the neat 500 kwh
2.0¢ per laah for the next 2000 hwh
1.0¢ per l:wh for all additional Iarh.
Plininnvn
p1.00, plus ;x_1.50 for each l:ra in excess of 2 of the highe~• Demand established during
the 30 days ending with the current meter reading.
llEMAIJD
The lar, as shown by er computed from the readings of CityTS demand meter, for the
15 mintte period of Customers greatest use during the month.
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I'AY1 LsPIT Ij
Bills are rendered ment,hly and are due and payable within ten days from the date of
the bill. If any monthly bills is not so paid, the City shall have the right to suspend
service and collected P„52.00 for restoration. The City shall. collect from the Customer t}ze
Arkansas Gross Receipts Tai, under the provisions of Act ~8:5 of the 19;1 Le7islature.
corlTRAC'r rl~PlcD
Open order tzn:Less due to special circumstances, City requires a term contract or special
minimum.
Steil V1:CT5 ItiG1Tr ATTOI?S
Service wider t.hi.s scheclul.e is subject to the Service iCegulations of the I,i_ght arzd
~°1a+.,er Cormr.i,;si.on as they az•e now on file, and. as they ma,~ in tPie futuro be fi_led..
CITY OL' l•1i,~T Iili4~'Ii15
R.GSID.ThTlAT~ RATli SCII;;'DiJI,E TdUP~IBr;R 2
AVAITABi~( IT-~
At point on City's er.:isti.nQ normal secondary voltage distribution ].i_nes wi.t,hin the
prescribed. area for the City of 4lest i°iemphis, Arkansas.
AFrLTCATION
To single phase service for all domestic uses in private re:,i.c?ences or individual
family aT~ari,ments on one meter. Not a.ppli.cab].e for service to recognized rooming or'
boarding houses or estab].i^hm^nts of a con>r~erc'al natux•e. Service is for the e:r.clusive
use of the Customer ancl. shall. not be x•¢~ld or shared. frith others.
Gdhere apartment buildings are occupied. by more than one family unit, each. separate
zuxi.t sha7.]. be bi.l7 ed on Pesidenti a7 mate T?waber 2. hcuever, scrvi.ce to hall s. baser!ent.
or other conunon use par~tions of such anasi:.ment dzre7.l i.ng trill be supplied orz the Genera?_
Service hate Fhmrber 1.
For arz~r t}n°ee pha.^>e serv.ce supp].:i.ed, billing rril7. be .rendered at the General Service
Pate P1zm,ber 1, Demand r..harge, plus energy chv,ge. as set out in Resi.denti.al Rate Nw•zber 2
P1'T IlOI?TI~ Y RA'fI's
80~I p7.us
3.0~ per I<zah for the first lU0 h-rrr}z
a.,0¢ per Irish for the ne.a l0O !~~rh
2.0¢ per kwh for the nest 2O0 l:xrtr
1.0¢ per Irish for a77 acli.t,i.cnal kzrh.
I 1in.imuz7
,'G50. ~~0 Servi.ce Charge per mont}z
rAYIIrIrr
Bi].l.s are rendered monthly end are due and payable within ten days fz°otn the date oi' the
bi.ll.. T.f any monthly bill. is not so paid, the City sha7-'i have the right to suspend service
end co17_eot 4,y2.00 fcr restoration. The City shall co]_lect from the Customer and ArI<arzsas
Gress lieceipts Ta:. under the provisions of Act 3~? ~ of the ?°1!1 Lel;i.slattue.
COTd`IP~ACT PEIi1GD
Open order unless. due to special ci.r. cvinstances, the City z~equire;; a tex7n conttract os•
speci_a.l minimwn.
SLRV:CCF I71:GUI~ATIOIIS
Service under this scheclu].e is subject to the rorvice Regu7.atiens of the I?ayor and City
Counci7_ as they ax•e nozr orz file or as they mar i.n the future be f i].ed .
per.
Ga C7
CITY OF WEST ID~~[PHIS, ARKAPISAS
WAT;3R RATES
AVAILABILITY
At a point of existing facih_l-i.es having adequate capacity and suitable pressure
for delivery of water service within the prescribed area. for the City of West Plemphis,
Arkans as .
AI'FLICATIOPI
'Po all. water service for trhi_ch no specific contract is provided supplied at one
point of delivery and meastu•ed through one water meter.
IQot applicable for resale or shared service covered by special. contract.
RE.S IDENTJ AL COI•II4ERCIAL
1.35 for first 1,500 ga1J_ons ."g1.75
.35 per 1000 gallons for the next 3,500 gallons .35
.30 per ].000 gallons for the next 115,000 gallons .30
.10 per 1000 gaJ.lons for all over 50,000 gallons .10
x,1.35 P:Iinimunz MonthJ.y Charge
PAYI ~I IT
x'1.75
Bil]_s are rendered. monthly and are due and payable ten days from the date of
the bilJ_. Any month1.y bill., if not paid, the Commission sha1J_ have the right to
suspend service and colJ_ect k%.2.00 for restoration. The Commission shall collect from
the Customer the Ar•k_ansas Grnss Receipts Tax under the provisions of Act 3g6 of the
1y41 Legislature .
CODITRACT
Open order, unless, due to special circumstances, the City requires a term
contract or a special minimum.
SERVICli REGULATIOIJS
Service under this schedule is subject to the Service Regulations of the Light
and Water Commission as they are novr on file or as they may in the future be filed.
Upon vote, the Aldermen voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Btu•rot-r, Finley, Foster, I•Ianchester, and Rowton.
Itay: Plone .
AJ.dermart Finley requested that the break between the 1st and 2nd stop in the electric
rates be given further consideration by the Commission and Council.
A plat of Blocks 3 and li Kendal Third Addition to the City of West Iiemphi.s that
had been recommended for approval by the Planning Conuni.ssion on Pdovember 12th was
presented to the Council. After discussion, motion was made by Alderman Bollinger and
seconded by Alderman Finley: That the plat of Blocks 3 and 11 Kendal Third Addition
to the City of West Memphis be approved. Upon vote, the Aldermen voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Bux•row, i'inley, Foster, Tl~znchester. and Rowton.
i1ay: Plone .
I~u~ccerpts from minutes of I'lanni.n,r; Comnzi.ss:i.on Meeting on IvTCVember 12th pertaining
to application of P. B. Powers were read. Thereupon in accordance with recomrnenda.tion.
motion was made by Alderman Foster and seconded by Alderman Manchester: That the City
Clerk publish Ptotice of Hearing on Deceriher 15, 1y53, in accordance frith Ordinance
No. 165 for the rezoning of Lots 21 and 22, Blocti; 1115 Kendal Subdivision from "B" ttao
family residence district to a °D" Cnv~erci.al district. Upon vote, the Aldermen voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Btu•rota, FinJ.ey, Foster, Manchester, and 1Zotrton.
Nay: IQone.
Recommendation of the Planning Commission. as to application of Liza Williams was
considered. and the follovring motion eras made by Alderman Burrotr and seconded. by
Alderman II•txtche.^,ter: That the Ci.t;y Clerl: publish Notice of Heax•:i.ng on December 15, 1y53,
in accordance tri.th Ordinance No. 165 fcr the rezoning o.f Lot 29, Block 72, Ifendal Subdi-
vision .from "B° two fantiJ.y residence district to a °D" Commercial district, Upon vote,
the Aldermen. voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger. Burrotr, Finley, Foster, Manchester, and Rowton.
P1a}r: Pdone.
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Certificate from the Board. of IIecti.on Co;nnissioners of. Crittenden County, Arkansas,
as to Canvass of Election Retux•ns - ldovember 3, 1953. as to Detac}vnent of an area. fr;~m the
City tras presented and fi]_ed. shor•ring For Detaclunent: 1781. Against Detachment: 1.7. ~.
liayor Fordyce informed. the Council that a mxrnber of the members of the Police Department
had requested that deductions be made from their sa]_ari.es for a group insxxx•ance plan. lifter
discuss:i.on motion Ural made by Alderman Finley and seconded by Alderman Burrorr.
That the City Clerk be <xrxd he is hero_b~r author:i.zed to deduct insurance premium froth the
salaries of the following errploy-ees of the City-:
Hotrard Lee I3esett
G7xarles E. lJu?icr_rn
Jolxn Gdesley Alasse~r
Robert %Iurphy
Virgil. P, Romi.nes
Basil (~, Whitten
Sa._d deduction to be paid t:o the Business Rents Asstu•ance Company of Ameri..ca. Upon vote,
the Aldermen voted.:
Aye: Bledsoe: Bo]~.inger, Bux•rota. Fi_nleyr, Foster. Tlanchester, and Potrton.
ila~>: 1?one .
The Build9_nr, Inspector presented. the fol].oxring building pex7ni_ts he had authorized to
be issued, motion roras made, payed, and adopted .to confirm the actions of the Bui.ldi.ng
Inspector i.n the issuance of the fclZotring permits:
Ii. F. Spicer
Leslie Antler ,en
,,Ji1]_i am Stci:es
Geerge Curtis
lIirc].e ?Toodson
Henry Ji_]_es '
P. II. Dacus
Ed ?dhitfi.eld
~r1. J. Fet~rel7.
?~Jil).ie Jarxe,~
BooYer T. I4osby
She].1 Oil
I^1]_izabeth Parrom
Plrs. Denson
r,erc,r ?Jhi.te
Iles. J. C. Oirens
Ben Klinke Dtotor
Josh Fletcher
Motion eras made by Alderman Bledsoe anti seeencled by Alclexman Bol]_inger to approve,
authorize, ratifyr, ands^r confirm payment of the fr_17orring bi.)_7s:
C. Tabor ?;1.t7. 00 GJ. Johnson ~~?6.13
H. Pa]mex' 4~G.30 C. Cu17 ins 21.68
C. Bond 3°,~, J. Smith 92.31
Id. Ho,.rel]- 5l,.7O FJ. If. Toggery 70.CO
TI. Neal ~;' • 50 E, GJei sburd 15.00
J. ]~,uhanlrs 6O. QO C . Garrett 36.75
r.i. romp 50,00 I''. Sti•ran 2.000.00
W. Gregory 75.OC' C. Tabor 47.00
J. Bro~•m 30.00 Ii. Falmer 41t.3C
r•;: fy no].d 39.95 C. Bonci 39.95
R. Guy 3S.95 1 Iiudson 39.95
S. Gibson 39.95 L. Gibson 3`.'.95
J. iloore 39.95 i'. Hamblet 39.95
W. Riley 113.35 ~;1. Johnson 39.95
R. ~~dorthan 39.95 C. T,Gbison 7.?_3
S. Busby 7.~~3 J. Smith 92.31
J. Dabner 3S'.95 t1. Ilowel7_ 54.50
GJ. Harris 39.95 r,. i]eal 49.50
J. Harris h2.30 J. Eubanks 00.00
H. Granger 39.95 Ii. ~iempt 50.00
?~.. Coles 39.95 GJ. Gregory 75.00
G. Hopkins L~3.78 J. Broom 30.00
E. hee h3.7£3 E. Arnold. 39.9~~
J. Wi.ll:i.arns 43.78 R. Guy 39.9'
;
J. Itr,Cu]_].ar 39.95 S. Gibson _
3y.97
v+1. Pope 43.78 J. Moore 35.95
E. Ha].e 43.76 ?~J. Riley 3y.45
E. Staten 39.97 R. ?^Jorthan 34.00
R. Ale;candex' 39.95 E. Dansbex'ry 39.95
T. Alosl.ey 39.95 J. Dabney 39.95
C. I~Iosley* 39.95 GJ. Harris 39.95
E. Hudson
Y~ 1,3.88 J. Harr°is 42.30
Gib,son
L. 39.95 H. Granger 39.97
P4. Iiamb]_e~tt; 3;'.95 R. Coles 39.95
C. White 3.63 G. Ilopkins 41.65
28~
E. Lee- ;341.65 H. Brown er
4.18.00
J. Wi17.iams 39.95 Barnett Auto Supply 8.61
J. T~icCtxl7.ar 39.95 Bolin Engineer Supply 38 , 56
G7. Fope 41.65 Crittenden County Times 54.27
E, Hale 41.65 Delta Ice Col 44.86
E. Staten 18.28 Bob Duncan 7.00
R. .~lexander 35.95 Esso Standard Oil 404.78
T. Mosley 39.55 Easo Standard Oil 81.x3,87
C. Tinsley 39.95 Farmers Supply Co. 18.49
Ark. State Treasurer 957.05 Goe Electric Co. 13.98
Ark. State Treasurer 51.56 Johnson Auto 27,19
Ark. State Treasurer 5!1.26 H. Johnson 53.0!1
Director Internal Rev. 75!1.20 Lewis-Diesel 28.99
Director Internal Rev.' 70.80 I.~ewis Supply 5.00
Director Internal Rev. 5.60 Lion Oil Co. 412.06
Saunders I,atm Mower Shop 28.00 Dr. ilclieowen 3.00
W. Alurphy, Fire Chief 65.00 I~icCaa Chev. Co. 6.69
W. Tiurphy, Fire Chief 1~5.eo Tiahaffey Bros. I.t3.80
F. Reese 150.00 T4id-South Oxygen 1.86
B. tr•Ihitten 137.50 Manning Lbrs. Co. 26,98
C. Duncan 137.50 Ozbuurn-Abston & Co. 87,28
T. Nichols 130.00 Royal 'Pypetrz^iter Co• 2.81
J. Piassey 125.00 F'eep].es P1erc. Co. 36,78
C. Hopper 130.00 J. A. Riggs Tractor ,:•,7,57
J. DeRome 112.50 Southern Rubber Co. 65.00
C. T1cTTei 1_ 125.00 Spalding Tire Co. 22 , 65
V. Rom;_nes 1.25.00 Saunders L~airnmower Shop 2.00
H. Besett 125.00 Southern Blueprint Co. 20.09
B. Ellison 170.00 Tri-State Ale on 15,00
S. Smith 1li1..93 Union Auto Electric Service 7,38
II. Hudson 86.67 W. A1. Tourist Court 3,78
O. Hatton 139.00 Ward. Publish9.ng Cc. 4,80
GJ. Darby 12[.00 lCrk. Paint and Glass Co. 20,14
S. Smith 35.00 Berry Asphalt Co. 7.,705.05
T"I. Hotoel7- 54.50 Lehman-Roberts Co. 472 , 94
Ti. Neal- 49.50 A. E, Rains Cons t. 1,500.00
J, Eubanks 60.00 Thompson-Ha,,~rard Chemical. 27x.00
M. I;emp 50.00 Woods Lbr. Co. 131,94
W. Gregory .75.00 Eden Fontiac Co. ~8r,8F
J. McKay 57.70 M. Howell 54.50
J. Brown. 30.00 II. Neal 49.50
E. Arnold 3S.95 J. Eubanks 60,00
R. Guy 39.95 N. Kemp 50.00
S. Gibson 32.73 TrJ. Gregory 75.00
J. Moore 39.95 J. Brown 30.00
W. Riley 28.90 E, Arnold 3y,y5
R. Wortham 39.95 TTI. Guy 39.95
E. Dansberx'Y 39.95 S, Gibson 39.95
F. Johnson 28.90 J. Moore 39.95
E. Hudson 39.95 W. Riley 39.95
L. Gibson 39.55 F, Johnson 39.95
M. Hamblet 39.95 J. Dabner 4,0,80
W. Johnson 39.95 41. Harris lF1.23
J. Smith 95.07 J. Harris 42.30
C. Tabor 47.00 R. ~c7.es 41,65
H. Palmer 4lG.3U G. Hopkins 40.80
C. Bond. 39.95 li. Lee 41.65
J. Dabner 40.80 J. Williams 39.95
W. Harris 40.80 J. T~icCuller 39.95
J. Harris l~2.75 t^I. Pope 40.80
H. Granger 11.05 E. Hale 41.65
R. Coles 40,80 E. Staten 41.65
G. Hopkins 41.65 T. Tlosley 39,95
E, I~ee 41.65 C. I~iosley L~2.50
J. ~~Tilli_ams 40.80 E, Danberry 43,78
J. McCullar 40.80 R. Worthan 42,50
W. Pope 41.65 E. Iiudson !12.30
E. Hale 41.65 L. Gibson 14.45
E. Staten 41.65 T4. Hamblett 39,95
T. IIos7.ey !10.80 W. Johnson 39,95
C. Mosley 40.80 J. Smith 92.31
Tri-State Eqpt. Co. 500.00 bJ. Pluu~phY 3,44
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C. Tabor
:G1~7.00
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H. Pa7.mor 44.30 Sewer Rev. Bond Fund .
Or)
2
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C. Bond
' 39.95 G. Kietzman ,
,
5
00 ii
G•T. jI
ordyce 400.00 T,. Johnson .
00 ~~
5
47. Seaton 25.00 J. rScY,ay .
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5
D. Sackett 25.0(1 I;. Howe7.l, ~~
•
54
50
C. R.owton 50.00 P~I. Ileal .
50
49
J. F,ledsoe 50.0!) J. rubanla .
oU
00
C. Foster 50.00 r~i. ICem .
50
00
0. Bollinger `i0.00 ~d. Gregory .
75.00
J. Burrox~r
' 50.00
J. Brorrn
30
00 I!
F
. l~ in7_eY 50.00 "'. J1r,nold
`" .
39.95 ~~
P. Powers ~,.
~0 00 R. Guy 39.95 I
A. ll~.nchestes' 50.00 S. Gibson
~
39.95
A. H~u•ri-s
150.00
J. ^Ioore f
39.95 ii
S. Snr_i.th 141.92 t~T. Riley 29.33 ~;~
E. Rttbens 200. n0 F. Johnson ;I
?
(3.05
J. Hil.lsncam ~
I r-, ~ i
~1. ,~ E. I,awS071 _
16
00 i~
J. Hill-encamp 30.00 J. Dabney .
41.~~~,5 ~~
H. Holland 375.00 6J. Har_ris lt1..23 !;
Ii. Ho7_land 50.00 J. Harris
44.10 ~
Bud. Ho7-].and 659.40 p, r. ~e
o s j
41.23
F. Reese 150.00 G. IIopkins 42,5o I~
B. FAxitten 137.50 13. T,ee
41..,5 t
C. Lhxnr.,an 137.50 J. TrTi1l.i~ms 41.55
G. Hopper 130.00 J. I~ic0u:17-ar f
41, 65 ~
E. Bflcl_
25.00
'~1. Pope ,
41.65 ".
'1'. Nichols 130.Oi) ~~,. Ha1e 47_.55 i!
J. T)eRome 112.50 _,. Staten
'
41.65
J. Plassey 1.25,00 T. rios7_ey 41.65
G. rlcPleil 7.25.00 C. I'Iosley 41,23
V. Romines 125.00 P. Danberi°Y 41..23 '~
H. Besett 125.0[) R. t^Torthan 47.73 ~`
I.7. I Iurphy 7.75.00 F'. IIudson
42.30 !(
0. Hatton 7.39.00 ri. Harnblett 17_O5
?'T. Party; 125.0!) ~a. Johnson 39.95
', Anderson 50.00 J. Smith 92.31 Ij
N1. II. File pept. l~26.00 0. Tabor 47.00
P~Irs. M. B. brie 35.00 H. Palmer 114.30
G. Kietzman 3 0.00 C. Bond 32,73 'I
B. Busby 87.5'7 it
I7x•s. 0. Plaffai ~r5.00
~. Snd_th 26.25 i
J. 11r•ight, 350 • on
T. Stacy 30.00 ':
T. McGough 50.00 '~
Upon vote, the fol_l.o~rin.x vot.erl:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, .Btu•rotr, Finley, I'ost,er, i[anchestet•. and Roirton.
relay: I1one .
No ftutl;er business appearinf> before the Counci7_, motion eras marle k~~ A].derraan Bledsoe,
and seconded lrr A7_derman Foster. to ad,iourn the meeting. upon vot°, the Aldermen voted:
dye: Bledsoe, Bol.7.inger, Btt•resr. Fin7.ey, Fester, I'anchester, and Rotrton.
1Tay: TTone.
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