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January 5, 1954~' I IIJi)'1'L~,S CFA, A REGULAR IirE'CIPiG C?F TIIL' CI~~:CY C!~i1t1C):L OF' Itr~; CITY CF' WGST t1P~Pi(HI", AR"ANSA", HAD AND }~IGtD OPI JAI'1UARY ?, 1451. The Courxc_). of the City of }•Jest Iier7phi_s met i_n a r°egular session at the City Hall in said C.i ty at. 7:?-0 F.PI. on the 5th day of January=, 1951. The meeting was ca7_led to order by the }-1ayor, and upon ro)_:L call. there :Jere: Present: "Mayor H. B. :Price presiding and the fo)_7_owing Aldex•men: James Bledsoe. C. I. Bollinger, Jo}~m Hurrota, Freeman Finley, Curtis Foster, A. }~. Planchester, P. B. Towers, and C. H. Rovrton; City Attorney Atlas Har•ri.s, and City Clarl; lJ, R, Seaton. Anserrt: Plonc~. '['hcs fol7_nr„ri_n~ pre^eedings tiaere had to-wi.t: Ilinu~;es of Council I4ee~tings on lleccmber ?2nd and 29th t,rerr,, read and approved. Attorneys J. H. Spears arpeared befor> t.tra Council tc present. an Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance 7:ncorporati.n,~, Certain Terri.tor•,-;~~ Ad;iacent To The City of West P7emphis in the Cerpar•ateT,irni.ts of tha City o.f G7est I'empni.s. Cr~_t+,en~len County, Ar ansas." Attorney Spears inf'or•mcd the Council that Pet_i.tion 1'or Annexation had been xresented to the Count~• Court oi' Crittenden County, Arkansas, and on December lt, 198, Order had been made by the County Court o:E' Cr9_ttenden Cotuxty, Arl:an.^a>, en that date, annexing; said 1<uxds, and inasmuch as the Statutes of the State of Arkansas provide a period of thirty days for Appeal to be made to tho Circuit Court; the rec~>rds of the Circuit Couz t:, had been checl~ed 1s of noon this date, January 5, J-9514, and apreal had not peen perfected. Flats of the proposed lands to be annexed and surrounding property Caere displayed to the Council, an:t the annexation proceedings were discussed. Attorney Spears reauasted that t;he ordinance be Massed on the e~rorgency clause in order to avoid delay. Thereupon, tho ordinance teas introduced i.rr writing arvi read st full. by Alderman Bollinger. Al.de:rman Bledsoe moved that the rule raquiri.ng said ordinance to be raad in fu).l on three different days be suspended., and. that said ordinance be placed on itS second reading; motion was seconder.} b;r Alderman Rotrton, anc9 thereafter the i~7ayor put the question on the adoption of said. moi:ion, and. the roll beintT ra7led, the fol.lotaing voted.: Afire: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Bux^row, F~n1ay, }~'ostFr. F~anchest.er, Powers, ax-rJ Rot-aton. Rtav: P1one. Whereupon tha P~}ayor declared the motion cfi.ly passed am3 said. ordinance p1 aced. on its second reading. T11e or<~lina.nce was then rea_c+ the second time by Alderman I.larrchester. Ald.errnan Powers then moved that. said ordinance be not~r p)_aced upon its f:i_naJ_ adoption; r!rotion was seconded by A7_cexmtan Burrota, acrd after due consi.dera.tion thereof by said. Council, the Mayor put the ques~L-i.on cn t,ho adoption of the motion, and upon the roll being ca]_led. the fo7.l_otaing voted: A,ye: Bledsoe. Bollinger. Burr•ot~r, Fi_r~l~y, Foster, t~Iarrchest.et:•. Powers. and Rowton. N ar : I I orn~ . G~Thex•eupon i,he 2lay>or d.ec7_ared the motion du7~r carried ant ~.i_d orJinance placed upon i.ts f'i-nal r:~eading and adoption. Said ordinance was read in fu:tl by Alderman Foster who moved i_ts adoption, seconded by Alderman Finley, arrd after clue r..onsi~}era.ti.en thereof b~~ sa.i_c? Cotzneil, the Mayor put the question upon the adoption of said motion, asr3 upon passage af` said. ordinance, and the rol.7_ being called, the fol7ota_ixrE votted.: Aye: Bled.,^oc, Bollinger. Burrot•r. I~ir.7.e}~. foster, TlancYccTeter. Powers, and Iiotri,en. Nay : None. r;7tur'eupon the Mayor ca)le.d to the CewtciJ_~s attention that the ordinance adopted corai;airrecl. an er~arrgency clause and suf*4;ested that sp°cifi_c action should be taken by the Council. on this clause. G>Yrereupon motion ~-gas made by Al•ierman Bollinger arul d.u7.y seconded by Ald.errnan Bledsoe. that. the emergency cla~.ae of ::air ord.irlance ba adopted.. and. the roll. being ca~le:1, the fo~).otai.ng vot,erl: Aye: B~Pdsoa, Boll.i-nge.:r, Burrcra, P'in?e~, Foster,, ?"anch~>ster, Fo.rers, and Rowton. Ilal: P1one. '.~Thr~reupcn tshe L'<tyor dacJ_a.red said. motion duly adopted a~i said. ordinance duly passed, acrd signed hi_s approval to soi.d ordiat?nee and t:he City Clerk was directed. to spread the same upon the record of Ordinances of the Cityr of GJest Plemp}r.s, Arkansas, and to have snore puhli_shed. as requi.xed. b;,~ l.aw, and to number said. rn~c'.inance }Ic. 2`>°. Said or.diranee to which no ar,endmant was ofi'ered read as .fo1J_ot,ts: ~9 OiiD1P1AP?CE N0, 20 AP? (?RDIPI_ADICE 7NCORFORATI.NG CERTAIPI TERRITORY ADJACENT TO THE CITY OF WEST P-1EA4PHI5 ]li TH[: CORPORATE 1~Ih'fITS OF THE CITY OF WEST PIEMFHIS, CRITTENDE1d COUNTY, AfU{ACdSAS, 4JIiI'sREA5, on the Lrth day o.f December 1953, the County Court of Crittenden County, Arkansas, made an order annexing certain lands therein described to the City of 6dest Memphis, Crittenden County, Arkansas.. pw•suant tc Petition of Guaranty Loan and Real Estate Com~ny, Charles F. I~1anl;~r, and G1aL'.in-Dickey Pc Rich L~unber Company, and 1dFiE;REAS, the signers of said Petition not only constitute a majority of the oVmers in the affected area. but also constitute a17. of the owners of ].ands :In the affected area, and WH[;RFAS, it ~•rould he to the best interests of the City of West Iemphis, Arkansas, a.rxi the citizens thereof. that said terri.t,ar•y be incorporated into and become apart of the Ci.ttir of.' 41est Ilemphi.s, Crittenden County, Arkansas. P10[=1, THEREE'ORE, BE IT ORDATPIEll BY THE CITY COi1TICIL OF THE CI'['Y OF h1EST P4:MFHIS, GRITTEidDITI COUNTY, ARKANSAS SECTIOP? 1 -That the following lands, to-wit: Beginning at the Quarter (~;) Corner on the north line of Section Twelve (12 ), Tcrrnship Six (6) North. Range Eight (8) East, Crittenden County, Arkansas; thence west along the North line of said Section Twelve (12) a distance of 1,311 feet to the intersection with the North and South center line o£ the Northwest Quarter (N'W1) of said Section Twelve (12 ); thence South along the center line of the Northwest Quarter (PIGd;',_) of said Section Twelve (1'l_) to its intersection with the center line of Ten P4ile Bayou; thence in a southwesterly direction along the center line of Ten Mile Bayou to its intersection wit;h the South line of the Northwest Quarter (AIWl) of said Sect,i_on Twelve (12 ); thence east a]_ong the said South 7_ine of the Porthwest Quarter (P~d~) of Section Twelve (12) a distance of ]_, 62r,z .feet to the West line of Pearce Street, the present City limii:s; thence in a Northerly direction along the present City 7_imits to 'the point of begi.nni nI*, be and the same are hereby annexed and incorporated into the City of West P4emphi.s, Crittenden County, Arkansas. SECTIOAI 2 - EPII3RGI.1?CY CT,AUSr; - It appearing to the City Council that the above- describec~ lands are contiguous and adjacent to the City of West Memphis; that the same are being sub.:livided and so7_d f'or residentia7_ and other purposes; that said lands are already in the process of being develope.^'.; that a sewer s5*stem has been insta7.led or constructed in and through a portion of said lands; that streets have been laid off and built in a portion of said lands; and that 'the construction of housing has already begun; that it is necessary that this Ordinance be passed to fu17.y protect the rights of the City of West 1lemphis; and that said ].ands should be incar•porated into the City aE' West Plemphis so that proper zoning Ordinance may be passed and construction regulated and supervised. Therefore, an emergency is declared to exist, and this Ordinance being necessary for the inmrediate preservation of the public peace, Yrealth, and safety, an emergency is declared and. this Ordinance sha7.l be in full force and effect from and after its passage and. approval... I~layor Price announced. his recenmxendati_on of H. U. Holland as Chief of Police, and requested confirmation of the appointment. After discussion, motion tiaas made by A7_de~~nan Powers and seconded. by Alderman Bledsoe: That the appointment of H. D. Holl.arrl as Chief of Police be confirmed. Upon vote, the Aldermen voted: Aire: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Burrow, Fi.n7.ey, Foster, Manchester, Fowers, and Rowton. Play: None. i4ay~r Price announced his reconunendation of l7mo Anderson as Chief of the Fire Department and reouested confirmation of the appointment. After di_scussi.an. motion was made by Alderman Finley and seconded by Alderman Rowton: That the appointment of L7mo Anderson as Chief o:[' the Fire Department be confirmed. Upon vote, the Aldermen voted: Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Burrow.. Finley, Fester. Planchester, Powers, and R~~ton. Play: Plone. ~)(~~~ The resignation of T•Irs. t9. H. Ctn•rie. Sr, a.s ltl,rarian ,ras b.rouscht to the attention of the Ccuncil. A1ayor. Price informed the Counr.i7. t.ha.t several appli-caaions hart been received, her^~.~ar, tc d<Lte he hacl a.n opportuni.+Sr to interview but one of the app1.irants. The c^mrrittee appointed on December ??. 7.9 K3, concristirlt; of hldermen C. I. Bol7_:irtger Freeman I~'inley, (',. I~I. Rowton. arid. City Attorney 1t.l.ee Iiarri_s to prepare and. present to the Cotmoi_1 on Janl.:ary ~. ].95J(, a, resoln~tion as toY~iayor tid, B. Fordyc,.e, presented the Poll-owints resolution; 1tEriC)T,iJT IC'k1 1;TI£R~AS, ld. R. Ie~•c;y~e 1'as comrlote~:) tiro years ol: erv:ice as an ofi'icr~r•cf the !'i.ty of 'Jest, piompl~li_s 9.n the capacity of i-layor•; anal. ?~•7ii t ,AS durin~• his ~terlLtre o+ 1~'fice he ha,r cn rt.~n;r Dees ~iorls rendere:l sesvi-ce far beyond. the reglti.renlerlts a.n;l ch~ty of the I4a~ror. and. at a'_1 times aril. instarlr-e;; has gi-ven r ~~-a.i.l~ cf his time. v,r1 ta7_ nis.^; arnl. ?-JI[ RnAS, o~cau~:e of his un1,iL•in~ efforts d.u.rine~ Ills tenw•o of office old hi-s o~rabi_l;r7es L41e Cit;z. of ?1e t tie;^rLtli^ as a mrni.c.ipal_i±.v has been ~reatl.v benefi ted and impY ;~•,.,d. ~.n^. ? B. L'cr h:-ce has rendered great sex•vx_ce tc, the residents of the ('~ ty of :Test r c~nphis; and. ~~11sRL;AS, because of Iris effcirts, counsel avid di].i~ence the t^Test Plemph-i_s City ('rrn*ernmelit has been imgreved and. man~.• constructi.re rl.ans of the C.ty ha.*re been con^untmatcd; PIri Ft ~F(!I+,1^;, 131s II' ~~!'SOL~rl~ill b~; the memb^_r^, of.' the ?~dPst i?emphis City Council that Gl. B, Fordyce be thankel with appre~oi_ation for his tlntixing efforts and t~rorl: as mayor of the C ia.,y o. vJest Iror.plli s, and that the Counc~ 7. ao on record as e :Dress zng deep ~*ratitude for h» s worl axld their association wx+h hi.m during the years 1°C>~ and. L~ 5:;, and that a copy" o' this Resolution be spread upon the minutes and P1r. W, P. Fardyce be su.ppli.ed la i.t.h a certified copy- of thi^ Resolution. P~10tiC>n was made by Alderman. Bur•rot'r arid. Se COnded, by AldeY.'Dl'1r1 TYanCk1P.9ter that; the resolut.on be adopted: upon vote. the Al.rkermen voted: Aye: H1_edsoe, Bollinger, BLU•rotr, Finley, Foster, Ianchester.. Foare.rs, and. RoL~rten. Iday: Ilone , The irm,ledinte need fer munbering of lbli-ce Traf:fic `Cicl-ets was discussed by the Council. and L•rith Chief of Police Holland. anal the m,=fitter ta'~en Ltnder consider.•a±.i.on. Comn7 aint Lras made as to the condition of the 15th :3~treet ~Dum.ping area. 1'~layor Trice 9..n:Pormed the Council. he would investigate the matter. The Building Irlspect.or presented. the f•oll.errinF* t>u:ildinF permits he had authorised to be issued, motion tans made, passed, and a.dopt,ed to conE'ixm; the actions of th° Buildi.na Inspector in the i_sslzance o£ the fo17.oring permits; Sa.1.1is Y~Jil.scn Itenrietta, Porter [~lil"]:ie I'Iay 1_lou~lasAlice '41ebb I+1. G. Green II811r,J I`"CCcy Robert T'ayne `sTi..:l:l_i.e GI:•axLawa.v 'lotion was ma~.le by Aldex~nlrn Bollingex• and. seconded. b~yr .+1lderman Bledsoe to approve, au.thori^e, ratify, and, n_r confirm pa}mient of• the f•ol_l.ot~ring bi1J c,LTrr:IIAI, FI>rar) Bueines.^ !'ens issu~ ,ance Co, ';13.05 T, i3annr~tt 5n.00 T. I)abner Lt 1..FJ ~.I. Bx'Oi71 3O, ~~(~ tv. Ilarris Ct2.~;C' ,. ArnoJ~9 18.?8 J. IIaxris ti',.7.~"' ';,. C;u~.~ 39.95 ,'. Coles lG2. ~(~ ~ Gihscn ln.?_8 U. Hop}cins ~12.5C i~„ Hudson 19.35 P, 1~,ee 1.;2.50 F, Joklnson 18.28 J. [~•7il.liarns 1a? . KO J. I~Ii llencamp 88.29 ~T 1cCnt.ar 1~1 .,`"r ,T, Hi acne a~1.p 1'., ~:> T,T, 1'opc j.,.. ~5 _,, t.ubens 25.8 s .~ IIale IG? ~'n Ckloct.rr:a. lhc. 3'~?_.10 PJ. St:aten Lt? . 50 `']. IILU•phy 175.00 T. Piosley 1!1.x,5 11. Ilorrel1 51t•5U C. Tlosl.ey ~~1.c5 1i, c<emp Kn.00 E, ')ansberry 1;1.-'S ';?. Gregory 75.On Ft. Al.esar,d.er Ll2 •' 0 !?. Ba'are 2L; .OCR I`. Hewel7- 51~.[n r, Bennott 10.(10 t1. hemp 50.~~~) J, Srli.t.h °^.37. tI. Gre;rox•;,~ 2;.00 Brolti~ 30.010 n, T3ak1<e ',~~.00 yl. Asncld. 39.9~> vQ _ _._ -- --- -- - -- GF~PIERAL FUPiD - CONTIDIU.~D GE'kIERAL P'UIuD - CC4dTINi1L'D R. Guy X39.95 W. Gregory 475.00 S. Gibson 39.95 T. Bennett 50.00 E. Hudson 42,30 J. Smith 92.31 F. Johnson 39.95 J, Brorm 30.00 J. Dabner li1..65 _a, Arnold 39,9r 6J, Has•ris 41-.05 Fr.. Guy 39.95 J. Harris 4l4,1(~ S. Gibson 39.95 R. Coles 41.65 g, Hudson 42.30 G, Hopkins 1-i1-.65 F. Johnson 39, ~?5 E, Lee 4]_.65 D. Bakke 40.00 J. 1J9-ll.iams 41-..`5 J. Dabner 41.65 J. id McCullar F e 41.'5 65 4 W. Harris 141. ~5 , op 1. J. Harris 1!4.10 E. Hale 41.65 R. Coles 41.65 E. Staten 41.65 G. Hopkins 041.65 T. P°Iosley 41..65 E, Lee 41.65 C. P~Iosl.ey 41.65 J. Wi.17.9_ans 4L65 E, llansberry 41.~~5 ~ J. P4cCullar 41.65 P, Al_e:>ander 41. ~ 5 GT. Fope 41.65 P. George and E, George 1.047.38 g', hale 142.5e F. Reese 150.00 E, Staten 41.65 B. Whitten 137.50 ^1. Mosley 41.65 G: Duncan 137.50 C. I7osley 41.65 T. T{ichol-s 130.00 r, Dansberry 41,65 J. Massey 125.00 R. Alexander 41.65 C. Hopper 130.00 W. Fordyce 400.00 J. DeRome ]-37.50 '.J, Seaton 25,60 C, PlcPdeil 1.25.00 D, Sackett 25,00 V. Romines 1?_5.00 C, Rourton 50.00 H. Besett 125.00 J. Bledsoe 50.00 B. L+'11.i.son 170.00 r, Foster 50.00 S. Smith 1141,93 0. Bollinger 50.00 0. Hatton 139.00 J. BurrotyT 50.00 1.1. Darby 125.00 F. Finle B, Busby 127.50 P, Pourers 50.0(' S. Smith 31.50 A, I4anchester 50.00 C. Upton 1,309.78 A, Harris 150.00 Street lsnprov. Fund 1,000.00 S. Smii;h 141.92 T~I. Howell 54.50 i.. Rubens 200.00 PI. 1{emp 50.00. J. Iiillencamp 152.90 W, Gregory 75.00 J. Hillencamp 25.00 T~' Bennett 50.00 H. Holland 375.00 J. ~~mith, Jr. 92.31 Ii. Holland 50.00 J. Broran 30.00 Bud Holland - Peals 592.90 E. Arnold 39.95 F. Reese 150.00 R. Guy 39.95 B. LJhitten 137.50 S, Gibson 39.95 C. Duncan 137.50 P. Hudson 42.30 C. Hopper 130.00 F. Johnson 39.95 E. Beck 25.00 J. P.abner 41. ~~5 T. Plichols 130.00 Yd. Harris 40.80 J. DeRome 137.50 J. Harris 44.10 J. I4assey 125.00 R. Coles 40.80 C. licPlei 1 125.00 G. Hopkins 41.65 V. Romines 125.00 E. Lee 41..65 H. Besett 125.00 J. trlilli_ams 41.~i5 0. I{anon 139.00 J. P~IcCtr1_lax' 41.65 Z°T, I)arbv 1?_ 5.00 U7. Pope 41.65 r', Anderson 50.00 }.,. Hale 41.65 W, I~I. F"ire Dept. 607.00 E. Staten 41.65 P~Irs. k~I. Currie 35.00 T. Mosley 41..0-5 G. ?~.i.etzman 350.00 C. Mosley 40.80 B, Busby 137.50 E. Dansberry 40.80 S. Smil,h 11.00 R. Alexander 40.80 ILrs. 0. Aiaffai 45.00 II. Read 3l~.78 J, Wright 350,00 D. Ba)I~e 143.00 T. Stacy' 30.00 S, Holbrook. c:;6.22 I. & W Dept. 5,596.40 C. Harmon ~~0.82 Setrer Revenue Fund 8,000.00 F. Davis 72.70 Street Tmpr. Fund 2,250,00 T. Sims 41.50 Jean I{illencamp 5.00 C. West 103.6? P1. Hourell 54.50 F,. Boone 2Ei.81!. II. Kemp 50.00 I•I, MclCinne~ c~.SP' W. Gregory 75.00 R. Cameron 7`''.00 T. Bennet 50.00 B. DeF~ome 144.92 J. Smith 92.31 A, Hollenbeck 73.4!' D. Ba'-ace 40.00 L. Farris -9.2? J. Brown 30.00 C. 1htVa11 57.28 E. Arnold 39.95 C. Iiarmon 80.00 R. Guy 39.95 D. Bakke 30,.00 S, Gibson 39.95 C. Harmon 9.54 P, Hudson 42.30 W. Mw phy 145.20 F. Johnson 39.95 G7. Murphy 29.80 J. llabner 41_.65 II. Iiotirell. 54.50 J. Harris 414.10 PI. Kemp 50.00 J, G1i11iams 41.05 ~~~ ~,~lPi'sR~' P'Ui'1 - Cnt11~r~lii~l ~; j S!"T 2 Y,'V tiU'" I~UIrn it i)US 1Pe 35 P,ce rlrS As,_ (;O. ~ ~G~ ~~~~ ~. .':r0.,]. (''v ~ 1. t 'S ('. 7.abor if ! 1 i T :Ia x i_s ! ~ 1 ` H. ra7_mer l~I, ~G r,,,1~; 1~L .~ C. Bond. • q cr, ~ "; rrno~~-J . 2J ;g ,. 'tan~rex't• `r ~ ) L Hu.i,on ?7 ~.;r~ .I ~. 1',.20 LnfIE?T !!-l~ ' iChIIROTl . 21 ,`,i Cl. ?Jo1l;ns !~1 ~~ ,r ~. J~.bSOtl 21 i :~~Z E . r,er= 41 • ?~ 1T. Gr©gor yr . j0. UL~ i~ i•l. FoFe dale Lt7 • r~ `~ I J. ti.~th 92.31 'tatin _ ~ ,,5 ~ • C. ~Tplbott 8~ Co, ' ?6.99 tat, 'in- s I''1en~s Iss Co. 63.20 C. 'l abor I ~ r7.Jt, . iF~tl Dept ~ ~~,~7 aq ?I. F a1 er li{t..3C i , ~nierican T.a F~•a?icc. Corp. • 21t 8b ;x•o F F'. Str. ei.bi.rh ~ ~ ~ 'l~j Ij ~ Zabc.r 1t7. ~0 Am:ierson~s Au~o Repair 210.77 r I 11.11 r• 11Ii .317 it Bob 13ax'n^. ;~. ALItO ':i t]pI'~.~r J.III rF-'] nel,t. . ] t91t 31 t3rarr' 4uto !i ' S ~,ene, al_ F,.md . l 501) 00 ' 1 i.tt n?er. County>~ Ti.rnes 12' ' C. xbor.' . . lG7.00 ~. Dou>7~ as 20 ~)(? H . 1 a~~nor ! i) ~ 3 C? 1 ~y 'ta Tie _:o. 10 Bus,nc ss hen's ^~sr7. Co. - ~ n t~.n ont~ac Co. 2t~ 72 Uho t rr, Inc )' I jlyc, P~6 ~o tsndar3 Oi. Co. _0!~ 1~~ ~ Daou ~,wnb r C'n. j 1c r_i Go. t~l r~tri.c Co. 0 (l.` Iiati~ `,upph Co. ~,r;~ IT, !;1. i_Yt1C L l~ (~~~ iIC a';1 9r ~. '~? j rlfl , Johnson Auto Co. 53.11. ~~'-r~1 n o~;. ~, Q.: ~ ~ ~i Junin Tetrs r 1~;2 7`;~ TPanrnns ?~k~_ Co. t. t . 1~; ~~'j l T,or n T+•. 7 29 ~ Tol,~zr end ~~ Pos>rtsen~l 2r i)r1 ~ >0 c 02~r. Ohr.vro~.et Co, ~ q • 32 - C. Tnbor t _ . !x'7.00 ~ °c~] ~nahan 7 :r Henry 'alm°r 1t1 '0 i} i•u~~_rzT Lwnbcr t 2c ° ` -'orri. ~ ,~, c i ~ 1 'ie~rr' rP,rer•s 3' .2 .i. t'l i~rer , .. . l ~!0 e~'iuether Itpothecas•zr Lr`2 . ~~ thl5outh Oszrgen Co. 5.32 ;;°~T'-' ~ ~SU7;Ii17-' h!`I't _LiI1D ; Ir1tl_On'Ll ('F],131iieT' Ir'l. (.;0. 12.90 Ozbu~~n Abston ~: Co. 3u.37 Union Flamers national f Darer Products Co. ' 22.0l~ J3anc w Tx°,.zst Co. ~ 30l1 90 i H '~ Rains Const. 1c5.00 , . Rave lectric Co. 37 ?~1 .. i J, d. IZiags Tractor Co. 1t.7:i `_>T1I( i' 17~~ii'1~(~~ ~ d-sI19' 1~ UIID 3 ~'c J Products i',o. 3'7l.t.n!~ Southern I3ui1c1 i.n~' Cod.e Co n~~t•ess 7 20 t~ti•r tson ?ieadv-'iii: ~ 21.3.10 ~Da7.~linr? Tire Co. 10.32 J)actt~ r,br. Co. ,~ 16.9 ;i PAl'lIIe S9P.e V31ef lile CtY'1.C .31.52 [l. :. ~,_~_Y1S Con>>t. 2 O7;?,~~Q it ,i. C. Toot ~ Co. 3.~-~0 I1ary Lott Brx7locl~ 7 00 C. J. Ur.~ton & Co. r >O.OJ . J. Vaui ~Pr 2t~. ;1 F+I'~'rl~;irr5 1 ;iI;TUIi ~ F;~1L:LI? P' ~' Thy=, Ire ~ ~'7ai'd Fuhl. i.;o. 1~'.7~ _ 'I ~l. i1. mower Shop 25.6; 4'. Ii. I1cGough ;50 Of) ~l, I~'[, 111111 Or Chant}JEW C07~7. 117. J!~ . 6•l. r'arhine Shop ~' ~0 t.1. P4. ~ crap Iron li.. q6 >F.~U 3 TITrID bl. II. Tonx'i:~t Cour•i; 2.00 blest i)is:i.nfect~_nt• Co. 8';.3'7 rr ~ > Weis Bt>~.ne Gas 27.C!~1 '' `- I II. ''Jkl2.te 1Lt.00 r' T I r~,J, a ~t V1~i (~ tT7hr 'LTh, ChoctatrTnc. 1..3`,x' 7 . SO T)iti.on 1~1.?rt :•,~ Mai; i ona.Z rJa.nl' ';! 7.'736.05 , Upon *rote, the ~~)_dern~ lcn voted: ~',ye: Nledsoe i;oll:in~;er, Bw'rerr. ~inle,y~, Forte°•. ianch~;t:er. Potrer5, and :'otatnn. ` T1a~>: Iicno . ~~ ~ 2io further business appearing befoi~ the Counr•i1 to~,ion uas made b,~~ Alderran T3l . edsoe artd ~l secoruhd b~= A.ldert7an itorrton to adjow'n thF, meet~n~. I Upon vote, the Aldormen vo ted: 1 Aye: Bledsoe, Bo:i:linter, I3ut•ror-r. 1~'in]_o.-t•, Foster. 11an~~hestor, 1'orrer:,, anri '.otr~on. it iJay• hone. !i ~ ,--~'° Ai J,~~,.1,. ~~ ~~;~~ ~- -- - -r;T,hY cz~`z c -, C-'' I~i~~ , - ~,~i~~,,~~,:,: ~i,1i~,1t,4li~ ~~, 19~,)~