October 5, 1954MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCII. OF THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS,
HAD AND HELD ON OCTOBER. 5, 1954•
The Counci]. of the City of West PTemphis met in a regular session at the City Hall
in said City at 7:30 P.M. on the 5th day of October, 1951.x.
The meeting was called to order by Mayor H. B. Price, and upon roll call there
were:
Present: Aldermen James Bledsoe, 0. I. Bollinger, John Burrow, Freeman Finley,
Curtis Foster, P. H. Powers, and C. H. Rowton; City Attorney
Atlee Harris.
Absent: Alderman A. R. Manchester and City Clerk W. R. Seaton
It being determined a quorum was present, the fol.).owing proceedings were had
to-rrii, :
Minutes of Council Meetings on September 21st and 28th were read and approved.
Members of the Light & Water Commission present were:
Commissioners A. Y. Dacus, Charles J. Upton, John Wood, Leonard Warden, and
Toney Peters.
Mayor Price announced the joint meeting of the Council and Light & Water
Commission had been called to receive bids for construction o£ Sanitary Sewei•
Improvements Thirteenth Street Trunk Sewer• as per advertisement. Thereupon, the
following bids were opened by Mayor Price:
Forsgren Brothers, Fort Smith, Arkansas ~15lG,J94.00
Worth James Construction Co., I:ittle Rock, Arkansas 120,029.31
After discussion of the bids with Mr. A. E. Heagler, Consulting Engineer, motion
was made by Commissioner Warden and seconded by Commissioner ilpton: That the ConUnission
recommend to the Council the bid of Worth James Construction .Company being the lower and
best bi.d be accepted. Upon roll call vote, the Conunissiorrer•s voted:
Aye: Dacus, Upton, Wood, Warden, and Peters.
Nay: None.
Whereupon, motion was made by Alderman Bollinger and seconded by Alderman Finley:
That the recommendation of the Light &, Water Commission be approved, and the Mayor and
City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized. to execute the following contract with
Worth James Construction Company:
CONTRACT AGREEMENT
SL'WER IMFROVLfiIENTS
THIRTEENTH STREET TRUNK SANITARY SEWER
WEST MEMPH15, ARKANSAS
THIS CONTRACT AND AGREEMENT, MADE AND ENTERED ]IJTO this 11TH day of OCTOBER , 19~y
by and between the City of West Memphis, Arkansas, Party of the First Part, acting through
its duly authorized representative, and Worth James Construction Company, Little Rock,
Arkansas
Party of the Second Part, W I T N E S S E T H:
1. WORK TO BE DONE. The Contractor, Pasty of the Second Fart, for• itself, and for its
heirs, executors, administrators, successors, and assigns, for and in consideration of the
payments to be made to the Farty of the Second Fart by the Far•ty of the First Part, as
hereinafter provided, hereby agrees, at its own expense, to fuz•nish all tools, labor, equip-
ment and materials (except concrete sewer pipe, wyes, tees, bends and wye caps which will
be furnished by the Owner), and to build, install, and/or construct all of the sewerage
improvements, accessories, and appurtenances in exact accordance with the Flans and
Specifications on file with the City Cleric, West Memphis, Arkansas and the terms, conditions
and provisions of this Contract and of the instructions, orders, and directions of the
Engineer made in accordance with this Contract.
2. CONTRACT DOCUP4ENTS. It is agreed by the Parties bo this Contract that the advertise
ment for s or e et ~.ng of this Contract, Instructions to Bidders, the Froposal,
Stipulations, Special Provisions and the Specifications, both General and Detail, for
prosecuting the work, which are contained in this volume and the plans exhibited and on file
at the office of the City Clerk, wgether expressly mentioned herein or not, shalJ_ constitute
integral parts of this Contract.
3• CONTRACT PRICE. It is further agreed and understood by and between the parties
heretmto that the Party of the First Fart agrees to pay and the Party of -the Second Part
agrees to accept as full and final compensation for• all work done under this agreement the
unit prices or Jump sum amounts named in the Proposal which is hereto attached, such pay-
ment to be made in lawful money of the United States, at the time and in the manner set
forth in the specifications; provided, that 10~ of each payment due will be withheld until.
final completion and acceptance of the complete work, whereupon such balance as is due to
the Party of the Second Part will be paid.
!{. CON TRACT TIME ANll LIQUIDATED DAMAGES. The Party of the Second Part agrees, for
the consi~atio~ n move expresse to begin work within ten (10) days after being ordered
to begin work by the Engineer, and to complete the work within one hundred and fifty (150)
calendar days thereafter. If the Party of the Second Part shall faiJ_ to complete the work
in the time herein specified, he shall.. pay to the Party of the First Part, as liquidated
damages, ascertained and agreed, and not in the nature of a penalty, the sum of Fifty
Do~.1ars ($50.00) for each day delayed, which shall be deducted from the final. amount to be
paid under the contract.
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5. CODITRACTOR~S SURETY, The Pax•ty of the Second Part agrees to furnish
a bond wit an approve sure y thereon for the faithful performance of this
contract, as required by the laws of the State of Arkansas, and for not less than
100 per cent of this contract. Said bond shall be conditioned on ful'1 and complete
performance of the contract and for the payemtn of all labor and materials entering
into or incident to the proposed improvement and shall guarantee the work against
faulty workmanship or materials for a period of one year after completion. The
Surety or said Bond shall be a surety company of f inanci.al resources satisfactory to
the Party of the First Part, and author zed to do business in the State of Arkansas.
6. The Party of the Second Pari; agrees also to carry Public Liability Insurance,
Property Damage Insurance, and Workmen~s Gompensation Insurance in amounts as required
by these specifications.
WITNESS OUR HANDS THIS 11th UAY OF OCTOBER, 19511
WIINESSS ~W R SFAT(mT~^
City Clerk
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WITNESS: 4~ W T~,f'NMAN, .1N_) __
Upon roll call vote, the Al.dex•rnen voted:
CI7.TY OF WEST MEMPHIS
WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS
Party of t e First Part
By HOWELL B. PRICE MAYOR)
Duly author ze off c al)
WORTH JAMES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY)
Contractor -Party of t e Second Part
BY (WORTH JAP'IES~
DOWNER)
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Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Burrow, Finley, Foster, Fowers, and Rowton.
Nay: None.
Mayor Price presented Contractors Estimate No. 1 - Jefferson Avenue Trunk Sewer
that had been approved for pa3~rnent by A, E. Heagler, Consulting Engineer, isx the
amount of ?39,530.10 less 10~, amount due X35,577.09. After discussion, motion was
made by Alderman Rowton and seconded by Alderman Bledsoe: That the Contractors
Estimate P7o. 1 Jefferson Avenue Trunk Sewer be accepted, aryl th; Mayor and City Clerk
be and they are hereby authorized to issue check in the sum of $35,577.09 from the
Public Utility Bond Construction Fund for said payment. Upon roll call vote, the
Aldermen voted:
Aye: Bledsoe. Bollinger, Burrow, Finley, Foster, Powers, and. Rowton.
Nay: None.
P4ayor Price informed the Council statemeni; had been received from Choctaw, Inc.
in the amount of w~39,530.10 less discount in the amount, of. y~t167.93 for pipe used in
the Jefferson Street Sewex• as of September 30, 1951. After discussion motion was
made by Alderman Bledsoe and seconded by Alderman Foster: That statement of Choctaw,
Irc. as of September 30, 19511, be approved, and the Mayor and City Clerk be and. they
are hereby authorized to issue check in the amount of ~22,928.1t3 from the Public
Utility Bond Construction Fund for said payment. Upon roll call vote, the Aldermen
voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Burrow, Finley, Foster, Powers, and Rowton.
Nay: None.
Mayor Price stated the next order o£ business would be hearing on zoning of
Avalon Heights Addition as per notice published, and if there are any objectors
present to make known their objections at this time. No one appearing to object an
ordinance entitled "An Ordinance Zoning Avalon Heights Addition" was read the third
time by Alderman Powers, who moved. i.ts adoption, seconded by Alderman Rowton, 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, Rowton, Finley, Foster, Powers,
Nay: Burrow
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thereupon, the t4ayor 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 Tr7est Memphis, Arkansas,
acid to have same published as required by law, and to number said ordinance No. 283.
Said ordinance to which no amendment was offered read as follows:
ORllIIdAIdCE PIO. 283
AN ORDINADlCE ZONING AVAI,OId IiEIGHTS ADD:ITIO?d
WIIL+;REAS, plat has been filed showing the lots, streots, alleys and easements of
Avalon Heights Addition, and
WI-I)+;IZEAS, Bill of Assurance has been fi.l.ed and approved by the Planning Commi-ssi.on
of the City of West P4emphi_s, wherein said subdivision was designated. as a Class A Sing]_e
Family Residence District, and
WIIGRI'sAS, the ormer and developer desires said land. to be zoned as a single family
residence district.
NOW, TIIEREFORE, be it ordained by the City Council of the City of West I4emphis
1. That bl.oclcs one (1) to ten (10 ), both incl.usi.ve, Avalon Heights Addition to
the City of West P'Iemphis be avid they are hereby zoned as a single family residence
district.
An ordinance entitled "`14•aile.r and Campsite Ordinance" that had been read at two
px•evious meetings was read the third time by Alderman Bollinger., 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, anal the roll being cal7.ed, the fo1J_ow5.ng voted:
A,ye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Bux•row, T'irtl.ey, Poster, Powers, and Rowton.
Nay: None.
Whereupon the Mayor declared said motion du].,y adopted and said. ordinance duly
passed, and signed his approval to said ordinance artd 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 lit-r, and to number said. ordinance No. 28L~,
Said ordinance t,o which. no amendment: was offered read as follocas:
ORl)IIdANCI:, N0, 2.8Z:
AN ORD1tdANCF REGULAI'IAIG TFIE SAIdITATIO'N, COAiDIJCT AIdD MA~dTEIdANCE OF CAMP GROUNDS AIdD
AUTOI40BILE~ CAMP GROi}I}DS AND TIff' USE OF TRAII.]R NOUSI_n," C1R ALiTOi=IOBIZE HOUSE CAfiS USED
F'OR LIVTTJG PURPOSES IN TI~iE CITY OF WEST FIEMPIIIS, AR}<AN5AS: PROtrIDING PEPIALTIES F'OR
THE VIOLATIC7N FIEREOF: AP1D FOR OTHER PURPOSES,
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BE; IT ORIlA71IED BY TIDs CITY COIJNCTL OF TFIG CITY OF ?^TrST A'IENFIiI:S, ARKAPISAS:
SECTION 1. For the purpose of this Ordinance, the fellotaing terms sha7.1. be deemed
and construed to have the meanings respectively ascribed to them i_n this Section
m~less from the particular context it clearly appears that some other meaning is
intended:
PERSON -The word. °person" shal_1 mean and include both the singular and plural
and shall also me. an and include person, individual. firm, corporation, co-partnership,
association, club, society, or any other organization.
RtIALIFTED CAPJP GRCUIID -Shall mean and include a place operated by a person who
has obtained from the Inspection Department of the City of West Plernphi.s a permit to
operate a place where may be maintained, placed, parked, or located. house oars, or
trailer houses.
HOUSE CAR OR TR/tII~ER. HOUSI] - Sha]._l mean and include any house being used as 1i_v.ng
quarters for humans, vehicular in design, t•rhi.ch may he drLven, towed, or propelled from
one location to another without change in structux•e or rtes .gn, r~rltether or nit the same be
supported by wheels,
S1sCTIOII 2. It shal]_ be the duty o.f the Inspection Department of the City of
blest iler?plti-s to enforce all of the provisions of this Ordinance and for the purpose of
securing enforcemeni; shall have the rig}it and are h3•eby empowered to enter upon tLce
premi-ses oi' any camp ground, trailer house or house car, norr or hereafter, operated
within the City of I^lest I4emphis for the pus•pose of car. vying out the provisions of this
Ordinance.
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SECTION 3. It shall be unlawful for any person to camp, place, stand, park or locate
any house car or trailer house in the City of West Memphis except within a qualified
camp ground; provided however, that the same may be pax•ked outside of a qualif'ie<1
camp ground for• a period not exceed twenty-four (21t) hours continuous time, and
provided further; that any person desiring to camp, place, stand, park or locate any
house car or trailer house in the City of i•)est Memphis outside of a qualified ramp
ground for twenty-four (2!1) hours continuous time, shall first apply for and obtain iY•om
the Police Department of the City of West P9emphis a permit to do so, which application
shall give the location at which such house car or trai].er• house is to be located, tl~
State vehicle license number, and a general deseri.ption of the house car ox• trai.]er
house for which permission to locate is being applied.
Upon such inf ormation having been supplied to the Police Department said Departm~
shall grant a permit to locate such house car or trailer house in the place indicated
in such application for a period not longer than twenty-fom~ (2Lt) house. It shall be
unlawful for any person to place, stand, park, or locate any house car or trailer house
at a location other than that approved by the Police Department for that purpose,
SECTIOIJ 1t. No person shall stand, park, place, or Locate, or permit to be stood,
parked, placed, or located upon any property belonging to him, or under his control,
any house car, unless the person in control of said house car have a valid unrevoked
and unexpired permit from the Police Department to maintain such house car as provided
in Section 3 hereof, or unless such person pex•mitting such standing, parking, plac`uxg,
or locating shall have first obtained a permit to operate a qualified camp ground
from the Inspection Department of the City of West Memphis.
SECTION 5. It shall be unlawful for any person to operate, maintain and offer for
public use within the City of West T4emphis a camp ground without first appJ_ying for,
and. receiving from the City Inspector of the City of West Memphis, a permit to do as
hereinafter provided.
SECTION 6. Every application for a permit to operate a qualif ied camp ground in the
City of West Memphis shall be in writing, upon a form provided by the Inspection
Department for that purpose. It shall state the name and address of the applicant arxi
a description of the property whereon or wherein it is proposed to conduct such camp
ground. Said application shall also contain such other information as the City
Inspector may require and shall be filed by the applicant not less than thirty (30)
days before said camp ground is to be made ready for use, and shall be accompanied by
by inspection fee of Five Dollars (~~pS.00) for which the City Inspector shall issue a
receipt, .
SECTION 7. Upon the filing of the application accompanied by the inspection fee, it
shall be the duty of the City Inspector or any of his duly authorized representatives
to investigate the premises and detorm_ne vrhether said proposed camp ground or the
site selected therefor conforms frith the requirements of this Ordinance, the rules aml
regulations of the Inspection Department, and the laws of the State; and no permit
shall be issued unless such camp ground or the site selected therefor complies with
such requirements and meets with approval of the City Inspector. Said Inspector shall
reject any appl.i.cation that does not comply with all Ordinances of the City of West
Memphis and laws of the State. Provided however, that any person aggrieved by the
decision of the City Inspector. may, within ten (10) days thereaf-ter apply to the City
Council For a hearing as to the matters in question. Whereupon a time for hearing still
be set which shall be not later than ten (10) days thereafter, at which time a full
and complete hearing shall be had before the City Council, and the City Council shall.
confirm, modify or disapprove the action of the City Inspector.
SECTION 8. Whenever inspection by the City Inspector of any qualified camp ground
indicates that unsanitary conditions exist therein the City Inspector shall notify
the person in charge of said qualified camp ground in limiting of such fact and shall
set forth in said notice a description of the condition which makes unsanitary the
operation of said qualified camp ground and shall further direct that said condition
be remedied by commencing to remedy the same within twenty-four (2!~) hours of receipt
of notice and to contimze thereafter dilligently and conti.nously until said unsanitary
condition has been abated.
If after said notice said condition is not remedied or if it appears that any
other violation of law exists, i.t shall be the duty of the City Inspectox• and the City
Inspector may, in addition to other penalties provided by this Ordinance, suspend or
recommend the revocation of said permit as herein provided,
SECTTON 9. Any permit issued hereunder shall be transferrable upon a written application
of the holder of the same to the City Inspectox•, with its consent endorsed thereon.
SECTION l0. Any permit issued hereunder shall. entitle the permittee to obtain a lic®
to carry on the business of a qualif ied camp ground upon the payment of the license ibe
as required.
SECTIC.)N 11. (a) It shall be unlawful for any person to maintain, conduot or carry on
any qual3S ied camp ground within the City unless there shall be at all times posted in
a conspicuous place therein the permit obtained from the Inspection Department.
(b) It shall be unlawful for any person to camp, place, stand, park or locate
any house car or trailer house outside of a qualif ied camp ground in the City unless
these shall be at all times posted in a conspicuous place therein a permit obtained
from the Police Department as herein provided.
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SECTIOPI 12. (a) It shall be unlawful for any person to conduct, carry on or mai_ntair.
any qual_i.fied camp ground within the City which does not have adequate toilet facilities
for men separate and apart from adequate toilet facilities for women, equipped with.
water-flush type toilets, adequate shower facilities for men, separate and apart frnm
adequate shnwex• facilities for women; adegnat~e tight metal. receptacles for garbage and
rubbish and arx adegttai;e acrd. sufficient supply of pure water for drinking purposes and an
adequate su.pp]y of pure water for domestic purposes which said water shall. be obtained
from faucets only, conveniently located in said camp ground and no di_ppi.ng vessels or
common cups shall. be permitted.
(b) No perrni.t shall be issued hereunder to carrry on a qualified camp grorznd unless
applicant comp]ies with al_1 cif the san:itati_on, e7_ectr•i.ca7., sewer, health, plumbing,
fire, and building codes anti Ordinances oi' the City rela ing to the same.
(c) Every toi:Let, chewer, slop sink and ever~r other container used for the purpose
of discharging or drainage of waste water shall be connected with the City sewer system,
in a manner as directed by the Plumbing Jnspector. The sewer service line from trailer
camp to sewer main shall not be less than 6° in diameter.
(d) It shall be unlatafuJ. for. any person to operate and maintain a house car in
the City which does not have reasonable immediate accessibi.]..ty and use of adequate
toilet facil.i.ties, adequate receptacles for garbage and rubbish, and an adequate supply
of pure water for drinkng and domestic purposes.
(e) Where water supply for the trai.l.er is connected to city water supply, aback
flow preventer or suitable air-gap shall he provided.
{f) It sha7.l be unlawful fo.r any person to deposit any garbage or other improper
substance or arty drainage or wash water upon the premises o.f any camp ground, except
in the proper receptacles t~rovided there.for•.
(g) There shall be prov:i_ded in every camp grotmd one (1) or more slop sinks
equipped with a grease trap px•oper].y connected. with a sewer, the same to be conveniently
1_ocated at no greater disi~ance frnm any house car than two hundred (200) feet.
(h) Said camp grotmd operator shall provide immediate set~mr drainage connections
for earh andiv:id.ual trailer house or house car, and it shall he wzlawful for arty pe.r.son
to permit the flow !'tom said trailer house or lhouse car of any waste taater except i.n or
through the receptacles or setter cnnnecti arts as above prov:i_ded.
SL;C'I'ION 7.3. Eve.r•y camp ground Ire rei_nafter establ.i_shed in the City shal_7. he laid out. wi.t,h,
and all. existing Damp grounds shall provide available unoccupied space of not, less than
foux• hun7r^d (1.100) square feet togetk:er ori.t,h three (3 i root side yax•d for each house car,
trailer house, or automobi.l_e, and shall_ be arranged in roots abutting or facing on a drive-
way or clear. uncccupied space of not 1_ess than s:cteen (7.5) feet :in width which space shall
have unobstructed access to the public street, or alley and it shall be tutlawful_ for any
person to maintain, corrd.rzct or permit the maintenance or conducting of any house car or
trailer house which shall.. be less than eight (S) feet apart :from any other such house car
or trailer house.
SECTION lit. (a) It sha7.1 he unlawful for• any persarr oorning, or operating a house car
in the City to remove or cause to be removed the wheels or any simi.l.ar transporting device
.frnm. said house car, or to otherwise pe.rmanent7.y fi;c it to the ground in a manner that
would prevent the read.,y removal of said house car, t~rithout first having obtained a perm.i.t•
to do so from the City Inspector.
(b) The continued use of any house car or trailer house within any qualified camp
ground ~ heroin defined for a period of time o`' more than ninety (°O) days shall be
construed as removing said house car or trailer house from the requirements of this
Ordinance and coverti.ng it into a dwelling, and it shall. thereupon be subject to the
requirem~-ants of the City of West P4emrhis Building Code and the .Arkansas State Plumbing
Code.
(c) A.ny alteration i;o any house car as above set forth shall be so construed as
removing it from t}te, requirements of this Ordinance and cenver.ting it into a dwelling
and i.t shall. thereupon be subject; to the requ:i_rements of the Building Code. A11 house
cars or trailer shall.. be inspected b~ the City Plumbing Inspector.
SECTION 15. (a) Every camp ground shall be provided with sufficient means of lighting
the same at night, and all roadrra3~s, water closets and bath wits shall be prcvicied with
sufficient. lighting facil_ii;i.e,s and shall_ he }cept lighted during the time .from one-half
hour. after sunset wrtil. one-half hour befar•e sunrise,
Every applicant shal7_ submit a p7.an of intended construction to the Electrical
Department of the C:i_ty, which shall set out the place, type and number of electrical
fi_rtures, the construction of which shall be approved by said Electrical Department.
(b) A17. l.artd used as a qual ified camp ground shall_ be located on well-drained sites
of ample size, i;ree from heavy or dense grcorth of brush or weeds. The land shall_ be free
from marsh and shall be graded to insure rapid d.ra.i_nage during and following rain, and it
shall be an7.awf.'ul to permit water to accumulate ar• stand upon the ground of any qualified
cwnp ground.
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SECTIOAi 16. AIo dog or other animal shall be permitted to run at large in any
qualified camp ground.
SECTION 17. Every qualified camp ground shall maintain a manager in charge thereof.
Such manager shall require all persons using such qualified camp grounds to register
in a book kept for that purpose, which registration shall show the date, the name arri
address of said person, together with make of automobile and the correct automobile
license number. Every such manager shall preserve such register and endorse upon the
same the date of departure of the person registered therein, and it shall be unlawful
for any person to make any false entry or erase or alter or suffer or permit to be
erased or altered any name, address, registration number or other information therein
and said register shall at a7.7. times be open to inspection of the Police Depari;ment.
SECTION 7.8. Any person violating any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by
imprisonment in the City jail for a period not exceeding six (6) months, or by a fine
not to exceed Five hundred Dollars ($500.00), or by both such fine and imprisonment;
and each such person as principal, agent, or otherwise, shall be deemed guilty of a
separate offense for each day during any portion of which the violating of, or
failure, neglect or refusal to comply with any of the provisions of this Ordinance is
committed, continued or permitted by such person.
SECTION 19. All Ordinances or pax•ts of Ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed and this Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its
pass age .
The following petition was presented:
F E T I T I O N
TO THE CITY OF WEST 1•'~f•1FHIS:
We, the undersigned, request that the City cut a ditch from Missouri Street
to Rhodes Street, on the t}u ee foot easement along the rear. of each of the respective
lots.
Dates this 27th day o.f September, 1954.
4J. L. Shaw
H. I. Miller
D. Farrell
A. F. Garner
A . I. I4i_ller
T. W. Kirkdoffer
E, H. Bogard., Sr.
Charlie Boatwright
Frank J. Jacks
T. E. Johnson
F. F. Finley
Adrian B. Lumpkin
Mrs. J. S. Powell
J. B. Smith
Mrs. Leo Soles
After discussion, the members of the Council were of the opinion the ditch should be
cut and the matter was tanned over to City Engineer. James Hoyre 11.
Attorney J. H. Spears infns~ned the Council on September 30, 1954, the County
Court of Crittenden County issued an order for Annexation of certain property to the
City of West Memphis, and that an ordinance had been prepared for action by the
Council. After discussion an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance Incox•poratr~ The
Fractional Dlortheast Quartez• (NE ) of the Southeast Quarter of Section Eight Township
Six North, Range Nine East, the west half. of the Northwest Quarter of Section 12,
Township Six North, Range Eight East; and a11. of Bloek A including Lot 22 of the
Henry Graft Addition as reflected by plat of record in Plat Book 1 at Fage 17.!{ in the
Office of Circuit Clerk and Ex-Officio Recorder with:i.n and for Crittenden County,
Arkansas, to the City o.f West Memphis, Crittenden County, Arkansas," was introduced
in writing and read in full by Alderman Rowton, who moved that the first reading be
approved, the motion was seconded by Alderman Powers, 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, Bzu•row. Finley, Foster. Powers, and Rotrton.
Nay: None.
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Attorney J. H. Spears presented plat of the 2nd Rich Eastern Addition to West Plemphi.s
in t};e E2 of Section f3. T6T1, R9E, Cri_ttanden County, Arkansas. and informed the Council the
area east of Ten Mile 3ayou had been divi~-led into -two blocks at a point that mould coincide
with Barton Street extended east thereby making Block 9 30 feet longer than is permitted for
block lengths by Ordinance No. 161. The Council. was advised the P1_at had been presented to
the P1_anni.ng Commission and approved by the Commi.ssi.on on October 1~, 1954. After discussion,
motion was made by Alderman Powers and seconded bar Alderman Burrow; Z'hat the recommendation
of the Planning Commission be approved and the F]_at of the 2_nd Rich Eastern Addition to
West Memphis be accepted. 1lpon roll call vote, the Aldermen voted:
Aye; Bledsoe, Bollinger, Burrow, Finley, Foster, Powers, and Rowton.
Nay: None.
Attorney J. H. Spears in behalf' o.f the otrrrer o:f 2nd Rich Eastern Addition requested
that the property be zoned as recorrnnended by the I'lann:i_ng Corrunission. Thereupon, an
ordinanr_e entitled "An Ordinance To Zone Blocks Eight, to Fifteen (f3-7.5) both inclusive o.f
Second Rich Eastern Addition To The City o.f West Tlemphi.s" was read the first time by
Alderman Foster who moved its adoption and seconded by Aldezman Finley, and after due
consideration thereof by said Council, the Mayor put the question upon the adoption of
said motion, and .upon the ro1.1 being called, the ffi17_owing voted:
A,ye: Bledsoe, Bol:Lizzgex•, Burrow, Tinley, Foster, Powers, ant'. Rowton.
Nay: None.
The City Clerk was directed to have Tdotice published for hearing on Tuesday, November 2,
1951 ~ •
City Attorney Atlee Harris informed the Council the Bill of Assurance fo:r Blocks
Eight to Fifteen, both inclus:i.ve of Rich Eastern Second Addition had been fu]_1.y discussed
by the Planning Conmzission, and the Commission had recommended approval of said Bill of
Assurazce, 'Thereupon, motion was made by Alderman Bledsoe and. seconded by A7_der•marz Finley:
T}zat the following Bill of Assurance 'be accepted:
BILL OF ASSIJR.ATICE
PART A. PREAMBLE
KNOW AL:f. MEPI BY TTIES`.~ PRESE1d'PS:
THAT GUA1?AN'1'Y 7~OATl AND REAL ESTATE; COMFAT•TY, a Corpox•at.ion, holds ti t1.e to the following
described lands .situated i_n the County o.f Cr•i.t:tenden, State of Arkansas, to-wit:
Blocks Eit*,ht (8) to Fifteen (15) both inclusive of tho Rich Eastern Second
Addition to the City of West I4emphi.s. Ax•lcansas, located in the East Half
(E~) of Section Eight (8), Township Six (6) North, Range Nine (9) East.
The Grantor herein has caused said lands to be surveyed, subdivided and laid out into
lets and bl.oclcs, streets, dri_vos, avenues, and pax•kzra:ys. Said subdivision has been named
and shall henceforth be knozTn and designai.•ed as the Rich Eastern Second Addition to the
City of West Memphis, Arkansas. Sfsi_d Addition contains eight (f3) blocks designated Eight (8)
to Fifteen (15) both inclusive, and the Grantor has executed a Plat shaving the location
of said blocks a_rrd the numbers and dimensions of the lots in each of the said blocks. The
streets, drives, avenues and parkwa3*s, as shown on said plat, are hereby dedicated to the
public clot i.ts use and benefit forever. Said T'1.at, is recorded in , Fage_
of the records in the Office of the C1erL- of the Circuit Court and r~x-Offi_cio TZecorder. i_n and for
Crittenden County, Arkan:>as.
PART B. AREA OF APTLICATIOTd
B-l. FUI~Ly P,20TECTED RESIDETITTAT, AFtPsA
Fully protected single-:Cami.7_y residential area covenants i.n Park C and D shall apply
to all of Blocks Eight (q) to Fifteen (1.5) inclusive, e~;.cept Lot Eleven (1.1), Block Fourteen
(1!T) and l:.ot 8, B1.ock Fifteen (1~).
PART C. RESIDL'NTIAL ATZL;A COVFidATI'fS
C-1. ?AND USE AND BU1LDl'~TG TYPE
No lot, shall be used except i'or residential. purposes. No building shall be erected,
altered, planed or permitted to remain on ang 1.ot other than one detached single family
dr-rell.i_rg not to exceed taro and one-halt stories in he.i_ght and a private garage for not
mono than two caz°s.
C-2. P.ftCIitTEC'fURAL COi~ITROf_~
No Build_tng shall be erected, placed., or altered. on any lot until the construction
p1_ans and speci_fi.eations and a p7_an shotring the location of the structure have been ap-
proved lrr the City Council, the City Planning Cormn-i_ssi_on of said City of West Memphis,
or by such other body o:r• bodies created by said City of lJ~st Tlemphis to assume the
function of that body as to harmony of external design with e:xisti.ng structures, and as
to location with respect topography and finish grade elevation. PIo fence or wall shall
be erected, placed or altered on any lot nearer to any street than the minimzun building
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C-3. DWELLING COST, ~UAhITY AND SIZE
No dwelling shall be permitted on any lot at a cost of less than X7,000.00
based upon cost levels prevailing on the date these covenants are s•ecorded, it
being the intention and purpose of the convenants to assure that al]. dwellings
shal]. be of a quality of workmanship and materials substantially the same or
better than that which can be produced on the date these covenants are recorded
at the minimum cost stated herein for the ~timimum permitted dwel]ing size. The
ground floor area of the main structure, exclusive of open porches and garages,
shall be not less than 700 square feet.
C-1~. BUILDIIIG LOCATION
DIo building shall be located on any lot nearer than twenty-five (25) feet
to the front lot line or nearex• than ten (10) feet to any side street line. No
building sha].1 be nearer than five (5) feet to an interior lot line, No
drreh_ing shal]. be located on an interior ]_ot nearer than twenty-five (25) feet
to the rear lot line. For the purposes of this covenant, eaves, steps, open
porches and carports shall not be considered as a part of a building, provided
however, that this shall. not be construed to permit any portion of a building
to encroach upon another lot.
C-5. EASEMENTS
Easements for instalJ.ation and maintenance of utilities and drainage facilities
are reserved as shown on the recorded. plat and over the rear five (5) feet of each
lot.
L'-6. LOT AREA AND WII7TII
No dwelling shal.]. be erected or placed on any lot having a width of less
than fifty (50) feet at the minimwn building setback line, nor shall any dwelling
be erected or placed on any lot having an area of less than 5,000 square feet.
C-7. NUISANCES
Ab noxious or offensive activity shall be carried on upon any lot, nor shall
anything be done thereon which may be or may become an annoyance or nuisance to the
neighborhood.
C-8. TEPIPORARY STRUCTURES
No structure of a temporary character, trailer, basement, tent, shack,
garage, barn or other outbuilding shall be used on any lot at any time as a
residence either temporarily or permanently.
C-9. SIGAIS
iJo sign of any kind shall. be displayed to the public view on any lot except a
sign of not more than five (5) square feet advertising the property for sale or f•ent,
or signs used by a builder to advertise the property during the construction and
sales period.
C-10, PROTECTIVE SCREENING
Protective screening area is to be established along the West side of the
lots in Block Aline (9) and Block Fifteen (15). Except as otherwise provided
herein, regarding street intersections under "Sight Distance at Intersections",
planting, fences or walls shall be maintained throughout the entire length of
such areas by the owner or owners o.f the lots at their own expense to form an
effective screen for the protection of the residential area. PIo building or
structure except a screen fence or wal'1 or utilities or drainage facilities shall
be placed or pei•m:itted. to remain in such area. No vehiculax• access over the at•eas
shall be permitted except for the purpose of instal:Lation and maintenance of screen-
ing. utilities and drairage facilities.
C-l].. SIGHT DISTAAICE AT Il`ITERSECTIOAIS
No fence, wall, hedge or shrub planting which obstructs sight lines at
elevations between 2 and 6 feet above the roadways shall be placed or permitted
to remain on any corner l.ot tirithin the triangular area formed by the street property
lines and a line connecting them at points 25 feet from the intersection of the stre~
lines, or in the ease of a. rounded property corner, from the intersection of the street
property lines extended. The same sight]_ine limii,ations sha17. apply on any lot within
10 feet from the intersection of a. street property line with the edge of a driveway pr
alley pavement. No tree shall be permitted to remain within such distances of such
intersections un]_ess the foliage line is maintained at sufficient height to prevent
obstruction of such sight lines.
PART D, GENERAL PROVISIONS
D-1, TER1.1
These covenants are to run with the land and shall be binding on all parties and
a]_l persons c].aimirrg under them for a period of twenty-five years from the date theme
covenants are recorded, at which time said. covenants shal]_ be automati.cal]y extended
for successive periods of ten years unless by a vote of the owners of a majority of
the property based on front foot ownership, it is agreed to change said covenants in
whole or i_n part. extent that the covenant;s may be amended at anv time by vote of tYe
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1ilnforcement; of the covenants herein sha]J. be by proceedixrgs at law or in equity to
x•estrain a vio]_ati_on hereof er to recovex• damages against any person or persons violating
or attempting to vi.o1 at.e the prr,visions hereof .
ll-~. S1:VlRABILI:'I~'
In val.idati.on of any one of these covenants by judgment or court order shall. isr no
wise affect any of the other provisions t•rtiich shall remain in full forr..e and effect.
G1VEid under m~ hand. and seal this da3- of 1.95L;.
GUA}~AI17'Y I.,Of~T? AT1D 1ZF;A?: ESTATE CONIPATIY,
A. CORI'ORA'l'IOT1
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A'CTEST
Secretary
tlpon vote, the A7 der. men voted.:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bol_linge.r, Btu•rew, F'in]_ev, Foster, i'otrers, arrd Rowt.on.
Tday : i1 one .
Attorney J. H. Spears presented a plat of resubd:_visi_on of Lot, 15 of Thompsons
West 24emphis SubdivJ_~on; said prnpert,y owned by W. S. Weaver, Barbara Jean Weaver. and.
I`1x•s. Lee IIo-I'fman and for taxation purposes the ormers iaere requcsl:ing the property be
resubdivided. Afi,er discussi.cn, motion was made by A1~9.erman Bollinger and seconded by
Alderman Rowton: That the resttbdivi.sion of I:ot 15 of Thompsons West T4ernphi_s Subdivision
be approved., tipcm rel.l_ ca1]_ vote, the A1.der~nen voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Burrot,r, Finley, Foster, Potrer~, and Rotrton.
Tday: Pdone .
The follotiring petiti on t^ras presented:
P E T I T I O N
T0: CITY COLRICII~ OF WEST T9.l;.nffIIIS
?71EST IviE1TLFHIS, ARhAA;SAS
Wls, THI: UT1D1sR:SIGAfID, being the owners o?' all the lots and 1_ands abutting nn a portion
of Tlineteenth Street, ralrich portion of said street extends from Goodwin Avenue on th.e South
to Wheelex• Avenue nn the Pdox•th and lies immediately ldest, of Block Nineteen (19) and i.mmediatel.y
East of Block Tt~renty (20) of the r,~lxeel_er Subdi_vi.sion to the City of GJest NIemphi s as shown by
plat of said subd-i_visi_on prepared by C. H. Bond, Civil Engineer, and recorded in Flat Boot;
One (1) at pages 261_ and 265 of the Records in the Office of the Circuit Court Glerk and
P.'x-Officio Recorder isr an<T .for Crittenden County, Aa~kansas, do hereby request and petition
that the above deso..ri.bed portion of said Plineteenth Street be permaneni:ly closed.
4Je further state card. represent that said strcret i_n unimproved.; that ii, has at no time,
either before nr after the filing of said plat, been used by the public in any manner.
Petitioners further state that the plat attached. hereto and made a part of this pet:i_tion
by reference thereto is that portion of sai_ci p]_at. prepared by C. H. Bond, Civil. Engineer, and
appearing of record. ixr l'l.at Book One (1) at pages ?6!~ and 265 of the Records of Crittenden.
County, and is a true anal correct copy of that part of the original plat affecting the lands
and -the portion of the st.re~t. herein sought to be closed; that to the best of their lmowledge
oral information, sa_i_d plat has not been amended and correctly reflects the location o.{.' that
portion of the street sought bo be closed.
I'etit.ort~ further state and specificah.y a..llege, in confoxmi_i,y tirith the statues
appl:i.cable hereto, that said street has not been actually used bar the public as a. street
or a.ll_ey for a period o?' more than five (~) years ne.a preceding this date.
4JTIE~RFF'OItE~ Petitioners request that this Council pass a Resolution authorizing the
City Clerk to publish a notice in some newspaper having a. general. circulation i.n the City
of West, Ilemphi.s, specifyi.n}; a date for. a hearing hareon and notif,,ring any and a1.7. persons
interested to appear anal ma.r3e tnoLan their objections, i:f any, and if it be determined that
it is 'to the best :Inter.•est of the petitioners herein and the public genera].:Ly, that the
above described portico of said street be c1_osed.
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C. V. Goodwin
Maggie Sue F. Goodwin
C. H. Bond, Jr.
Patr:i_cia G. Bond
W. D. Bond
Esther Ruth J. Bond
A, W, 0]_iver
Van H. 01.iver
W. S. Danner
Lois P1. Danner
J. F, Wheeler
A. C. Oliver
Virginia T. Oliver
Baylus B. Quackerrboss
W. K. Ingram
T4aga]en Ingram
Rowena Bond Stuckey
C, H. Bond
Rowena D, Bond
A. J. Thomas
Evelyn W. Thomas
Excex•pts from Minutes of Planning Commission Meeting on July $, 1954, were read and
discussed. Thereupon, the follouri_ng resolution was introduced in writing and read in
full. by Alderman Foster, who moved its adoption, the motion was seconded by Alderman
Pourers :
R E S O L U T I O N
WHEREAS, C. V. Goodwin, Maggie Sue Goodwin, C. H. Bond, Jr., Patricia G, Bond,
W, D. Bond, Esther Ruth J. Bond, A. W, Oliver, Van H. Uliver, W. S. Danner, Lois N. Danner,
J. F, rrlYreeler, A. C. Oliver, Virginia T. Oliver, Baylus B. Quackenboss, W. K. Ingram,
Magalen Ingram, Rowena Bond Stuckey, C. H. Bond, Rowena D. Bond, A. J. Thomas,
Evelyn W, Thomas have filed a petition urit;h the City Council in the City of West Memphis,
Arkansas, asking that there be vacated:
That portion o.f Nineteenth Street, which extends from Goodwin Avenue on the South
to 4Theele.r Avenue on the North and lies immediately West of Block Nineteen (19) and
imrnedi.ately East of Bloch Twenty (2O) of the Wheeler Subdivision to the City of
West Memphis.
It is resolved that the Council does hereby fix the 2nd day of November, 1954,
at 7;30 P.M. as the time for hearing such petition, and directs the City Clerk to
give notice ofl such meeting by publication once a week. for two consecutive weeks
in some newspaper published in Crittenden County and having a genera]. cix•culation
in the City of West T•Iemphis, wkri.ch notice shall. (a) state the name of the person or
persons who signed the petition, (b) state the name of the streets or the portions
thereof, to be vacated, and (c) advise all persons that; on that day and the time and
tho place hereinabove narned the Counci_1 will herein determine whether such portion of
Nineteenth Street steal]. be vacated.
Upon re]_l call. vote. the Aldermen voted;
Aye: Bledsoe, Bolinger, Burrow, Fin]_ey, Foster, Powers, and Rourton.
Tday: None.
The following Reso]ution for taxation purposes was introduced in writing and read
in full_ by Alderman Rowton, who moved its adoption, the motion was seconded by Aldexm an
Finleys
R E S O L U T I O N
BF. IT RESOLVED BY TIIE CT7'Y COUDICII, OF Tf~ CITY OF WEST T•L~,MFHIS, ARKAPISAS, That a
tax o:f.' five (5) mi]1s upon the dollar for genera]_ purposes and five (5) mills upon
the do1.].ar for debt service upon the assessed value of a1.1 real and persona]. property
urithin the limits of the City of West P?emphi.s, Arkansas, be and the same is hereby
levied, and the City Clerk is hereby directed to de ]_iver a certified copy of this
Resolution to the Clerk of the County Court of Crittenden County, to the end that sail
tax may be entered upon the Stai;e ancT County Tax Books for the year 195-1.
Upon vote, the h_ldermen voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bellinger, Burrow, Finley, Foster, Pourers, and Rourt on.
Nay: None.
Mayor Price recormnenc]ed to the Council the appointment; of F, i`I, Dacus, W. K. Ingram,
R. R'~. Morley, Vic Foley, Aubry Spear, Levy O~Bryant, W, H, Stotts, fi. H. $yman, and
0. I. Bollinger as members of the Planning Commission term of off ice expiring December 31,
1955. After discussion, motion was made by Alderman Bledsoe and seconded by Alderma~t
Powers: That the Council confirm the appointment of members of the Planning Commised on
as recommended by Mayor Price. Upon vote, the Aldermen voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Burrow, Finley, Foster, Powers, and Rowton.
Tday: None.
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Statement 2f A. E. Heagler, Consulting Engineer, in the amount of I;~2,500 for partia].
payment due for engineering services rendered in connection with the survey, design, plans,
specifications, and estimate for i;he proposed Thirteenth Street Trunk Sewer. After discussion,
motion was made by Aldermcui Powers and seconded by Alderman Bledsoe: That the r;ayor and
City Clerk be and they' are hereby authorized to issue chec'==< in the amount of ;2500.00 on the
Pttblic 1Jtil.ity Bond. Constructi on Fund to A. '?~. Heagler for par. ti.a_l payment due for engineering
services on the Thirteenth Stx•eet Trttrrk Sower. Upon vote, the A.l.dernren voted:
!lye: Bledsoe. Bo1 finger, Btu•rorr, Finley, Foster, i'otrers, and. Ro~aton.
flay : rlane .
I'~1ayar• P:rir..e informed the Council. tl?e following proposa7_ had been made by IIr. A, E. liea.g]_er:
October 5, 7.951.4
Honorab7.e Mayor and City Council
City of West ricmphis
West r7emphis, 1~Arltansas
Gentlemen:
Pursuant to your request I am submitting my proposal. for making a preliminary
in~resti.gation, report and estimate of the several. streets embodied in the proposed
Street Inrprovc~ment Districts No. 1, 7_, 3 and Lt.
It is proposed to make a reconnaissance survey of the areas involved, prepare i'
preliminary or tentative sketches for the street and drainage works, prepare pre-
liminary estimates of the construction cost and prepare an out;line on the engixreerisig
phase of the proposed.trork which will be submitted to the City :in the form of a report. is
In addition to the above tyre Fmiaer will attend conferences with the corrunittees regard-
ing; aproposed building plan. ~!
For this sexvice, Twill require a fee of .;~li, 000.00. Of trris engineering fee each I~
district trill. be credited i_ts proportionate part toward the total engineering cost. I ~
trust that the above proposal meets tritkr your approvaJ_.
Respectfully submitted
/S/ A. E. IDAGI~u'R
AFH:mvx•
f^.r. Heagler stated to the L'ouncil in the event the Improvement Llistri.cts are not comp7_eted the
data would become the property of the City for its future use aid. benefit. After discussion,
motion was made by Alderman Bledsoe and seconded by Alderman Foster: That the proposal as
presented by A. L^'. Heagler be accepted, and the Light & Water Commission be req,.rested to
make a grant of .fu1i,000.00 to the City for payment to r1r. A. E. Fleag]_er. Iipor. vote, the
Aldermen voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger. Burrow, Finley, Foster. Pot•rers, and. Rowton.
Nay: none.
City Attorney Atlee Harris informed the Council he had negotiates] with Abstractors in
West P4emphis as to the cost of obtaining information for petitions in the creation oC the
proposed Improvement Districts, and agreements had been made whereby 50¢ per parcel would.
Lie paid provided the districts are forrnul.ated. however, if not., the City tirould be required.
to pay a reasonable nom:i_nal. amount as a token expression of appreciation to the Abstractox•.
The Buil.di.ng Inspector presented the foll_owisrg building perm=i.ts he had authorized to
be issued,, motion. *.~as made, passed, and adopted to cenfixnn the action of the Bui.ldir?g
Inspector in the issu.an..ce o.f i;he following permits:
Mary Walker
Pau]_ Wise
A. W. Call an
1'•dmond Young
Samuel.. Ervin
James Fitzgerald
H. Spears
rtrs. F. E. Denson
Leroy rrThite
floury Lotti.
H. Spi..cer
Nlrs. F. E. Denson
Clemen FIomes - Li
Morrow Motor Company
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Motion was made by Alderman Bollinges• and seconded by Alderman Bledsoe to approve,
authorize, ratify, and/or confirm payment; of the following bills:
GENERAL FUND
Mcr'fillen Implement Co. dG535. oo Julius Lewis ~p101.75
r7rs. P. Manning-Ann Scott 5.00 E. Logan, Jr. 6.27
L. C, McCuiston 6.00 L. McCuiston, Jr. 1.75
Joe Ann r{cCrone 7.5.00 Manning Lbr. Cq. 81..70
L. C. McCui.s{;on, Jr. 2.85 May-Graves-McCaa 19.82
H. Rushing 10.00 P•Ieriirether Apothecary 3.06
Street Improvement Fund 600.00 Mid-South Oxygen Co. 1.86
Bank o:f West Memphis 36.00 relational Cylinder Gas 2.00
J. Dabner 92.65 Ozburn-Absten co. 29.69
J. Harris 98.7.0 Road Builders Eqpt. Co. 140.00
F, Johnson 92,65 Spalding Tire Co. 6.00
J. r4cCullar 92.65 S. C. Toof & Comp&n3'ro, 2.95
T, Moseley 92.65 Char7.es J. Upton & Co. 46.79
R. Coles 92.65 Wallin, Dickey & Rich 27.09
E. Dansberry 92.65 Walker Fire Protection 81.50
E. Hale 92.65 W, M. Machine Shop 7..4.91
W. Harris 88.40 W, M. Scrap Iron Co. 4.08
G. Hopkins 88.40 W. M. Veterinary Hospital 97.00
E. Lee 92.65 Wray Williams Blue Print 17..17
C. r4oseley 92.65 Business Men's Assurance Co. 69.45
J. Pulluiam 81.75 Howell B, Price 400.00
R. Smith 87.20 W. R.. Seaton 25.00
E. Staten 92.65 G. H. Rowbon 50.00
C. Hopper 86.57 F. W. Owen 25.00
G. Ferguson 108.34 J. Bledsoe 50.00
C. Garrett 74.75 c. Foster 50.00
M. Hot~rell 129.00 0. Bol.lir_ger 50.00
J. Kelly 162.50 J. Burrow 50.00
F. Rogers 162.50 F. Finley 50.00
W. Mi.17.er 86.67 P, Powers 50.00
C. Tabor 134.15 A. rlanchester 50.00
NI. Kemp 108.78 A. Harris 150.00
H. Rushing 91.60 S. Smith 156.24
r4. Scales 7'j.63 E, Rubens 200.00
R. Guy 87.98 J. Hillencamp 212.90
W. Hilliard 137.50 D. Bakke 96.67
B. Whitten 7.37.50 H. Holland 375.00
C. Duncan 137.50 Bud Iiolland 453.25
T. Nichols 137.50 B. Whitten 137.50
J. DeRome 137.50 C. Duncan 137.50
c. rlcrleil 13'j.50 T. Nichols 137.50
V, Romines 137.50 J. DeRome 137.50
R, Riddick 125.00 C. McNeil 137.50
J. Wr:i_ght 1'25,00 V. Romines 137.50
J. For, 125.00 R. Riddick 125.00
R. Sinunons 125.00 J. Antght 125.00
J. Howe 17_ 275.00 J. Fox 125.00
A. Johnson 86.67 R. Sinunons 125.00
B. Ellison 170.00 H. Brawn 2.5.00
B. Busby 162.50 W. Hilliard 137.50
E. ALnderson 175.00 E. Anderson 175.00
0. Rattan 150.00 0. Batton 150.00
W. Darby 130.00 W. Darby 130.00
S, Smith 155.75 C. Grif.Pin 25.00
D. Bakke 96.67 O~Neal Carpenter 25.00
L. McCuiston, Jr. 9.00 W, r4. Fire Dept. 523.00
L. MrCuiston, Jr. 6.00 ICI. Hightshoe 35,00
A. Harris 38.87 J. Bettis 3.00
Director, Internal Itev. 881.00 B. Busby 16?.50
American Lub. Co. 169.95 Mrs. 0. Maffa 45.00
American-LaFrance I'oamite 83.61 J. Rowell 275.00
Auto Electric Ser$ice Co. 12.26 A. Johnson 86.67
Bragg Auto 1.20 T. Stacy 30.00
H. Brown 27.50 G. Ferguson 108.314
Bolin Engineering 53.70 C. Garrett 74.75
Carlton Wholesale Radio 79.23 r~I. Howell 17.8,10
Chickasaw Lbr. Co. 26.611 J. Kel]_y 162,50
Construction News 37.00 F. Rogers 162.50
Crittenden County Times 228.10 '~1. Mi1.1er BCi,67
Delta Ice Co. 51.00 PI. Scales 73.50
Eden Pontiac Co. 48.36 R. Guy 87.98
Esso Standard Oil Co. 845.92 C. Hopper 86.67
Farmers Supply Co. 12.28 J. Harris 98.10
Finley Electric Ca. 80.30 J. Dabner 92.65
First Stop Garage 2.00 F. Johnson 83.30
Goe Electric Co. .36 J. McCullar 93.65
C. V. Griffin Electric 4.00 T. Mosely 92..65
Garrison Ready-Max 814.15 IT. Coles 96.05
Hamilton Clinic 11.00 E. Dansberry 96.05
Hays Supply Co. 6.88 E. Hale 92.65
Holland Motor Co. 7.33 C. Mosely 92.65
Johnson Auto Co. 47.81 G. Hopkins 96,05
Henry A. Johnson 5.20 E. Lee 92.65
Ben Klinke Motor .83 J. Pul.lium 81.'15
GENERAL FUND - COD1T.
R. Smith ?487.20
E. Staten 92.65
W. Harris 92.65
PUBI ]:C UTIZ,ITY BOND COIdSTRi1CTI0T1 FUT~D
J. C. Rainer, Jr. S~,'p1;000,00
A. L. Heagler 981,63
A, E. Heag7.er 1, 7l~6.1.7
A, E, Heagler 981.63
sFtiIER xEVEI~?U~:
W, Perrine ?125.00
H, Palmer 96.00
J. Horton 89.60
C. Rayner 72.38
P?, Crawford 79.50
Director Intornal Rev. 9.60
Choctaw, Inc. 190.39
Wm. B. Cosby 83.80
King Chemi.ca.l 212.13
McCaa Chev. 1:.96
Ozbus~n-Abston 1.00
Ray's Electric 2.23
Sanfax Co. 90.57
Turbine Sewer Machine 115.88
W. M. Machine & LJelding Shop 1.00
Business Menis Assurance 6,1G0
W, Perrine 125.00
Sewer Rev. Bond Fund. 2000.00
Union Tlational Bank 4073.88
Sewer Depreciation Fund 225.00
H. Palmer 96.00
J. Horton 93.60
C, Rayner 79.50
M. Crawford 79.50
F7ItEP9E~d~S P7;,TISION & RELIEF FUND
T. H. I~IcGough
Whit T4urphy
CT7L?TIRAP,nV rTn,rn
Choctai-r, Inc .
STREET ]11PROVEMEDIT FUND
Director Internal Rev. 4pl17_.30
S. Gibson 11.25
E. Arno]_d 93.08
C. Boyd 78.38
S. Gibson 97.33
W, Hayes 82.13
W. Hill 82.13
E, Hudson 103.05
B. Poseley 82.7.3
M. Williams 82.13
Bessire and Co, 13.93
B. Duncan 9.60
Farmers Supply Co. 1.90
Manning Lbr. Co. 69.98
Pidgeon-Thomas Iron Co. 3.113
Taylor I~tachinery Co. 83.50
Missouri Pacific RR 659.31
Ball Trucking Co. 2,110.00
Dacus Lbr. Co. 12.85
King Chemical Co, 7.12.80
Russel]. Tractor Co. 1.33
Guy Poole 20.00
C. Tabor 139.90
M. Kemp 1014.03
H, Rushing 91.60
E. Arnold 97.38
C. Boyd 78.38
S, Gibsoaz 97.38
i~1. Haye s 82.13
W. Hi11 85,88
E. Hudson 103.05
B. Posely 75.00
M, [~dilliams 85.88
Upon vote, the Aldormen voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Burrow, Finley, Foster, Powers, and Roirton.
Nay: Dlone.
9c50.00
175.00
3.57
Mayor Price informed the Com~cil bids would be openned for ronstr~tion of reservoir at 2 PM,
October 6, 1.951x, thereupon, motion tiaas made by Alderman Bledsoe and seconded by Alderman Foster:
The meeting be adjourned until. 2 P,M, October 6, 1954. Upon vote, the Aldermen voted:
Aye: Bledsoe, Bol7.i.nger, Burrot,r, Finley, Foster, Powers, and Rotirt.on.
Alay: None.
ATTI~ST:
~ CITY CL'3RI<
~-~1,
MAYOR
APPROVED: NOVEMBER 2, 195!1