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November 2, 1954~,A f MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF TfIE CITY COUAICI:I, OF THE CITY OF WEST P•~"MFHIS, ARKANSAS, HAD ACID HLLD OD} IdOVFT~IBER 2, 1964. The Counci]_ of the City of West Memphis meat in a regular session at the City Hall. in said City at 7:30 F,AI, on the 2nd day of November, 1951. The mcet:[ng was called to order by Piayor H. B, Price, and upon roll cal7_ there were: Present: James Bledsoe, O. I. Bollinger, John Burx•ow, Freeman Finley, Curtis Foster, A. R, Manchester, P. B, Powers, and C. H. Rowton.; City Attorney Atlee Harris and City Clerk W, R. Seaton. Absent: None. It being determined a quorum was present, the follo~r~ing proceedings were had to-w.t: ^Iinutes of Counc9.]_ Meetings on October 5th, 6th, and 19th were read. and approved, An ordinance incorporating certain lands to the City of West Memphis was read the third time by Alderman Rowton, who moved its adoption, seconded by Alderman Burrow, and after due consideration thereof by said Council, the T-4ayor 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, Bw,row, Finley, Foster. Panchester, Fowers, and Rowton. Nay: None. W}xereupon the Mayor dec)_ared 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 tare record. of Ordinances of the City of West Plemphi.s, tu•kansas, and to have same published. as required by law, and tc number said ordinance Ido. 2E36. Said ordinance to which no amendment *aas offered read. as follows: ORD]NAPdCE P}0, 286 API ORDIbIANCE INCORPORATING THE FR.AC•TIONAL NORTHEAST QUARTER (NE 3) OF THE SOUTIIEAST QUARTER (SE4~ OF SECTION EIGHT (8), TOWP}SHIP SDC (6) NORTH, NAAIGF NINE (9) EAST; THG WEST HALF (W~) OF THE NORT}B~iEST QUARTER (NWF) OF SECTIODI TWELVE (12 ), TOI~tISHIP ST~C (6) NORTIi, RANGE EIGHT (6) EAST; AND ALL OF BLOCK A, INCLUDING LOT T4JENTY-TWO (22 ), OF TFIE HENRY CRAFT ADDITION AS REFLECTED BY PLAT OF RECOP~D IDI PLAT BOOK 1 AT PAGE 11L: IPI TFiE OF['ICE OF' THE CIRCUIT' CLERK APdD EX-OFFICIO RECORDER WITHIN AND FUR CRIT'CEAfDEN COUN`!'Y, ARI<.4T1SAS, TO THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS, CRITTB'T~llE'T? COUPITY, AItKAT}SAS. WIiEPiEAS, on the 30tTr day of September, 195Lt, t•he County Court of Crittenden County, Arkansas, made an Order annexing certain lands therein described to the City of ?^Tesi; Plemphis, Arkansas, pursu~rrt to Petii:ion of.' Jack W, Rich, Guaranty Loan and Real Est.,_rt,e Company and Burrell B. P'ai.r'. and WI~REAS, the signers of said Feti.ti.on not only constitute a. majority of the owners in the affected area, but also constitute al_1 of the r.>wnex•s of all_ of the l.and.s in the affected area, and WfIEIiEAS, i t would be to the best interests of the City o.f [rTest Plemph:i.s and the citizens thereof that said property he incorporated into and become apart of the City of West P?emphi.s, Crittenden County, Arkansas, nor•r, therefore, B}s' IT ORDAIPIED BY 'fHE CI'PY COTTTlSI, Oa THA: CITY OF rnT1:,ST PIEN~IIIS, CRITTEidDEPI COUTITY, AitItriP?SAS SECTIOTd 1: That the follor~rir~g lands, to-writ: TRACT OI}':~: The tiTe.st IIalf ('~T,~-,-,) of the D1c~.r.thwest .'carter. of Section Twelve (1'_>), Township Six (6) North, Range Eight (3) East, North anal 1,Jest of the center of Ten-P1ile Bayou. TRACT T6J!): All of Bloclt A, includirr~ Lot 22, of the Henry Craft Addition as reflected by Plat of record. in F']_at Book 1 at page I_ll, in the Office of the Clerk and F,x-Officio Recorder within. axzd for Crittenden County, Arkansas, said lands 1,yi_np, and bevig situated in the Southwest Quarter (SWl) of Section Twelve (12), Township Si.~ (() Nox•th, Range Eight (Ei) L'ast. ~~LL~ ~~ TRACT 1'I3I2lili: I3ee,:inr.i.nE- at the Southea,^>t Corner of the }dorth- east Quax•trx (NGr) of ilr. South ast ~tza^tet (SI,?) of Section i5ight (8), Tocroshrl- >i:r (G) Nor „h, Ringo I•hne (9) Iles',; thence D1ort}t otx 1'in^, bet.r.,m_on Sections 3 anr{ 4 to the p)orth Right-of- t~ray li.rre of II. S. IIi_gh*,aay No, bl; thence in ,a 1lorthwesterly direr,ti_on along the P}orth line of said 11. S. High:ray Alo. 6]. to i.ts intersection ~,aith tyre ccut~=r 1iYt^ of Ten-P7ile Eiayou, the Aresent Eastern City Limit,> or the City of 6+Test p;emphis; thence >oui:h along the center of Ten-I1i.l.e Bayou. the' present Eastern City Limi.~ts of the City of Taest Memphis, to it.s intersect_oxr w:i.tlr the Soul;h line of the kiortheast Ghtar.ter (NEB) 01' the Southeast C~uax•ter (SG~) of said Section Eight (8); thence Bast, along the South line of said Northeast ~'~'uax•t.er 1~?=;~) of the Southeast; nuarter (SG1,) of Section Eight (~3), Township Sir. (6) Plorth, Rang Plante (9) East to tkre point of beginning, al]. "located i_n Crittenden Cotulty, Aricans_~ts. be and the same are hereby anr?e,eec} and incorporated. i_rrto the City of 6+Iest r'fernphi_s, Cri.tl.;enc{en County, Ar.kacrsas. Tkre next order o.f business was a hearing on zoning of property in Second Rich Eastern Acldi.t-i.on as per Nota.re published. No one appearing to object to the zoning, an ordinance zoning Bl..ocks liight to Fifteen was read the third time by Alderman Bledsoe, who moved. its adoption, seconded by Aldermatx Manchester. and after due eons{.r}erata_on thereof by said Council, t;he P?ayor put the que,t.i_on upon the adoption oi' eai.d motiort, and. upon passage o.f said ordinance, and the ro7.7. being called, the .fo1]_oz-ring voted; Aye: Bledsor;, Bollinger, Burrnw_ I~'inley, F'osLer, Manchester, Po*aer.,, and Itowton. Nay: None. 4~nerr:upnn the 1`layor declared. saa.d motion dtt]y adopted and r;ai.d ox•d.anancr: duly passed; ane1 signed. his approval to said. ot•di.nance ane{ the City Clerk was directed to spread the same upon the record of Ord.i.nartces of -the City of West P?emphi.s, Arkansas, and to have same published as required by ]_aw, arrd to m~unber said ordinance No. 287. 5a~.id ordinance to wh.i.ch no anandnront, was offered react a.s folloras: ' ORllINl~tdC) PIO. 287 AN ORDIPIANCE TO 'LONG BI:,OL"KS EIGHT TO FTF'I~L~Id (8-h) BOTH I?~ICLIISIVI? OF SEL'OP}D RICH FAS`.C'_?RDI AL1DI:`I'IOPl TO THE CITY OF' FTEST PIE:i~1I'HTS uJHEItGAS, Notice was duly given of a hearing before th© ?'tanning Cnrruni_ssion of the City of 1nlesl: P?onir~lrl.s t,o be lxad and held. on the Li.th day of October. 1)511, f'or the purpose of submitting plat, Bi].7. of Assnra.nce and request,inl; znni.ne of the lands hereinafter described, and. 'nfll~f~ftEAS, on the 4th day of October, 195L1 pursuvrt to said Notice, the Planning Comrni.ssion met in special ..^>essi_en for the pw~pose of cens:idering the plat, Bi11 of llssrzrance arrd request, :for zon:i.ng the larxds hereinafter described, and after hearing the o>rmers of said lands, a.ll. other interested persons, and fr. cm all- other infe:rnnation and things before the Planning Commission i_t. raas the finding of the P]_anni.ng Commission that sak.d p]_a:t anc1 Zoning O.rdina.nce as strbm:i_tted. should be approved, and s::ici. lands zoned. as an nA" Single F'~uni]y Residence ni_strict, anci 's•IIP_,Rii'AS, }toffee was duly ~pub]ished on the 8th day of October, _19511 that a l~reaa•ing would be hr?:I_rr before the Ci~~~y Coutrcil at 7:30 F.I1, on Tuesday, Nove.rnher 2. 1951, f.'or the purpose of hearing all i.rtere.~±°d par'±.ies in connection with the zoning of ai.d ]_ands hereinafter. described.. arrd GTIILR?:^.S, ai; eai..r.1 meeting the otmers oi' said l_ancls apgeared an%1 requested that a11. of said Lands be zoned as an "A" Sa.ngle Farn.ly Res.denti.al i?i.si;ri.ct, except T:ot r:]_even (].1..), B].cck I~'ourteen (1Lr), and T,ot E:i.Irht (3), Block Fi_fteerr (]_5); that the Deafens .regr.zested. that said I,ot F,leven (17.), Blor,'-: Fourtee~cr (1lr), and Lot 1~,;_g}rt (g), Hloc}: Fifteen (]-5), be zoned as "D" Cnnunercial, and ?~III?It.F.AS, no persons appca.red to protest against zoning of said 7.and.s, and after hearing the owrrer.s and other interested parsons, the Council finds that sari laxrcis shoul!I be zoned. as requested, now. Chere:fore BE IT OI?.DAIlIED B'~ `fI~' CI`PY COLiTICIL OF '.('HE CI]'Y OF 4~CC,,T P~P?PHIS: SECTTUTd 1. nAn S].";GIB F'A_nq~I7,Y RPSI:~F?~}Ct? D:T:STP.I~CT: `!'hat the tb"11ot-ring 1anr9s, to-:~Ji_L: Blocks Fight to Fifteen (8-l.S) both incJ.us:i_ve o.f the Second Rickt Y~lastern Addition to the City o:f ?'lest 1lemphis, beaxrg located inthe East Half (E'-zl of Section Eight (8), To,malt.p Six (6) Plorth. Range Nine (9} Gast, Cris;+^nden County. ~lr'~ransae be, and. the same a:i°e. kaereby zoned a.s an "r'r" Si.ncrle )?arni.ly i_7esidence Tli.strict. n ~ P' _._ ,_ _ r" - II .,_ - _ _ SECTIOPI II, ccD~c cor>r~~RCIAr., DIS`fRICT: That Lot Eleven (11), Block Fourteen (1~~ ), ancT ~.,ot ' fight (8 ), Block I'if teen (15) of the Second Bich Eastern Addition to the City of West TTemphis, being located in the East Half (E2) of Section Eight (B)~ Township Six (6) North, Range Nine (9) East, Cri.ti;ender Coiuity, Arkansas, be and the same are hereby zoned as a uip~ Commercial_ District. SECTIOTI III. ORD:RQl1NCES ~I COPIFLTCT HEii.EWI71-I REPEALED: A].1 Ordinances or parts o_ Orc.inances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. SECTION I'd, COPY OF OIill1I~APICT: FILED FOR RECORD: A copy of this Ordinance, i-rhen ul.yT~ ce' i•tified by the City Cler}c, shall be subject to being filed in the Office of the Circuit Clerk and Ex-Officio Recorder within and for Crittenden County, Arkansas, for record. Mayor Price informed the Couno,_1 a hearing on the vacating of that portion of Nineteenth Street, which P}wends from Goodwin Avenue on the South to Wheeler Avenue on the North and lies immediately West of Block Nineteen (19) and immediately East of Bloclc Twenty (2O) of the Wheeler Subdivision to the City of West Memphis had been ,,^et for this date, however, a techni.cali.ty as to the Filing of the original plat of the 6Jheeler Subdivision would have to be considered first. City Attorney Atlee Harris advised the Cowicil.. he had conferred with Attorney Jake Brick, for the Petitioners, and the matter was passed to a subsequent date. The Flayor informed the Cotulcl that a plan was being formulated that would enable the City to ascertain the amount of money that Taould be needed for a period of tune from the Public Utility Bond Construction Fune}, and that the balance should then be invested in short term callable Tinited :States Government Bonds in accordance with Ordinance Pio. 275. After discussion, Mayor Price appointed a committee of Aldermen Bollinger and RoUrton to Hrork with City Treastu•er Fred (?~ren on the matter. IZayor Fri.ce announced that the term of office of the members of Board of Electric Exarn-i.ners had e~cpireci, and recommended the appointment of Z°1. ,'1. Perrine, F. F. Finley, J2mes }i. Horacll, City Engineer, and Arthrs Goe as members of the Board. of Electric Examiners as provided isr Ordinance AIo. 100. After discussion, the Council confirmed the recemmenda.tion of the PTayor for Board of Electric Examiners. rlayo.r Price read and disp7.ayed the following letters from A. E, Heagler, Consulting Engineer: Contract Change Order Request Change Order No. _l Contract No. 1. Jefferson Avenue Trunk Sewer T0: Honorable PTa.yor and City Counci.:l_ City of West Memphis iJest Memphis, Arkansas Gentlemen: Your approval is requested of the following change conr..erning the pumps to be installed in the pupping stai;ion ].oca.ted at Jefferson Avenue and Woods, also the pumpini? station located on the Hulbert Road near }iarrison Avemre, P4ost of the sewage pwnps norr in use in this city were manufactured by the Chicago T'ump Company, '!'hese pumps have given very satisf.'actory service. Further, it has been fowid that this company renders exceptional_ service in furnishing parts and in making repairs. Inasmuch as the Chicago Pump Company manufactures pumps with impellers capable of passing L~ inch spheres tahich are larger than those speci_fi.ed and the further fact that such clearance wi._ll further instu°e the non-clogging of pumps, it is deemed advisable and i.n the best interest of the City to use these pumps. The adoption of this change will involve an increase :i.n cost o:f "x307.50 per pump; however, it is our opinion that the benefits obtained will be greal;ly in excess of the cost. Respectfully requested, /S ~ A , E , }11sAGL.['sR Recommend Change: ~ S~ J, M. H06JE:LL City I3ngi.neer Contract Change Order Request Change Order No. 1 Contract No. ?_ Thirteenth Street Trunlc Sewer TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council City of West l~lemp]iis West rlemphi.s, Arkansas Gentlemen: Your approval is requested of the following change concerning the pumps to be installed in the pumping station ]..ocated at Thirteenth Street and Madison Avenue. Most of the sewage pwnps now in use in this city were manufactured by the Chicago F'cunp Company. These pwnps have given very satisfactory service. I•urther, it has been found that this company renders exceptional service in furnishing parts and in ma}<ing repairs. Inasmuch as the Chicago Pump Company manufactures pumps with impellers capablo of passing 1~ inch spheres which are larger than those spe ai.fied and the further fact that. such clearance will further insure the non-clogging of pwnps, it is deemed advisable and in the best interest of the City to use these pumps. The adoption of this change will involve an increase in cost of 5307.50 per pump, however, it is our opinion that the benefits obtained trill be greatly in excess of the cost. Respectfu7_ly requested, /S/ A. E, HEAGIER Recommend Change: /S/ J . 1'I. HOWELL City Engineer City Engineer James P7. Howe17_ was invited to discuss the matter with the Council, thereupon, motion was made by Alderman Bollinger and seconded by Alderman Finley: That Mayor Price be authorized to issue order to increase the impellers to capacity to pass L~ inch spheres. Upon vote, the Aldermen voted: Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Burrow, Finley, Foster, 24anchester, Fowers, and Rowton. Nay: Hone . 1`Iayor Price informed the Council the West 1lemphis Quota Club was negotiating with the Girl Scouts to obtain the former small. frame Library Duilding as a temporary home to be operated by the Club lYembers for orphan children being handled by the Welfare Department of this Cowity it now being necessary that the children be kept in the Crittenden County Jail overnight as there was not another place available; and the Club had requested assistance of the City in obtaining a location for the building. Inasmuch as the City owned a park lot at the corner of West Oliver and Avalon Streets that tray being used for a pwnping station and pars: playground, he was of the opinion the building could be located there 3_f meets with the approval of the Cowtci.l. Plans of the Club to repair the building and add bathroom was discussed, and the meeting of building requirements of the City. Thereupon, the City Attorney was requested to prepare Resolution authorizing the permission of the City to locate the building on City Px•operty. Contractors Estimate 1Jo. 2 on Jefferson Avenue Trunk Sewer in the amount of S~L~7,1~21.L:G was presented. After discussion, motion was made by Alderman Finley and seconded by Alderman Rowton: That the Contractorts Estimate llo. 2 on Jefferson Avenue Trunlc Sewer be approvod, anal the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized to issue check in the amount of $~l~7,l~21.1~6 on the Fublic Utility Bond Construction Fund to Worth James Construction Company. Upon vote, the rlldexmen voted: Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Burroir, Finley, Foster, I<Ianchester, Fowers, and Rowton. Nay: l~Ione . Statement of Choctaw, Tnc, as of October 30th for pipe on Jefferson Street Trunk Setrer in the amount of 5~19,957.6i;3 was presented. After discussion, motion was made by Alderman Bollinger and seconded by Alderman Bledsoe: That the Playor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized to issue check iri the amount of 5$19, 967.Gn on the Public Utility Bond Construction Fund to Choctaw, Inc. Upon vote, the Aldermen voted: Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Burrotr, Finley, Foster, Manchester, Pourers, and Rowton. Nay : ldone. C.~ ~- Mayor Price informed the Courril that Fire Chief Anderson had recommended the employment of A. A. PlcKay as an additional full time employee of the Fire Depax•tment. Chief Anderson explained to the Council, Ms•. PlcKay is now a volunteer member of the department and cost of obtaining an additional regular member would be $~71~0.00 per month as at the present time the sum of $110.00 was now being paid a month for relief men. After discussion, motion was made by Alderman Powers and seconded by Alderman Panchester: That Mayor Price be authorized to employ an additional full time fireman, and the recommendation of Chief Anderson to appoint A. A. IlcKay at a salary of X250.00 per month be approved and confirmed. Upon vote, the Aldexmen voted: Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Bux•rotr, Finley, Foster, Manchester, Powers, and Rowton. Nay: None. The Building Inspector presented the following building permits he had authorized to be issued: E. p4. 4daller - 5 Robert Smith 0. H. Curtis Wendal Warner Robert Wine Iioward Stotts R. L. Fox A. W. Warren Bessie Ydilliams Manning Lbr. Co. Robinson Company Advance Construction Company Viola Brown E. E. Miller i•Iotion was made by Alderman Pourers and seconded by Alderman Rowton: That the Council confirm the action of the Building Inspector in the issuance of the building permits presented. Upon vote, the Aldermen voted: Aye: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Burrow, Finley, Foster, Ianchester, Powers, and Rowton. Play: None. Motion was made by Alderman Bollinger and seconded by Alderman Bledsoe to approve, authorize, ratify, and/or confirm payment of the following bills: GENERAL FUiID G. M. Plew-Commodity Stabilization J. McI{ay I. Fianna H. White B. Busby Roy Pugh Roy Pugh Holland ~nplement Rev. Dept. B. R. Whitten C. Duncan T. Nichols J. DeRome C. McNeil V. Romines R. Riddick J. Fox R. Simmons J. Rowell J. Wr:i_ght B. Ell ison A. Johns o- B. Busby E. Anderson 0. Hatton W. Darby S. smith D. Bakke W. Perrine L. McCuiston G. Ferguson C. Garrett M. Howell J. Kelley P. Rogers W. I4i.11er M. Scales R. Guy J. Harris J. Dabner F. Johnson GENERAL FUDJD - CONTINUED X15.30 J. I4cCuJ_las• X87.98 $.00 T. Iioseley 87.98 5.00 W. Harris 87.98 5.00 R. Coles 87.98 5.00 E. Dansberry 87.98 9.00 E. IIa1e 87.98 7.50 C. Iioseley 87.98 2,198.80 G. Hopkins 87.98 1t5.~7 E. Lee 87.98 137.50 J. Pulliuam 77•E~3 137.50 R. Smith 2i~.30 137.50 E. Staten 87.98 137.50 Street Improvement Fund 1,500.00 137.50 C. Hopper 110.00 J3 7.50 Hawkins Eqpt. Co. 3,171..28 12j.00 H. Price 118.82 125.00 H. Px•ice 100.00 125.00 Ark. State Treasurex• 1,359.78 275.00 Director Internal. Itev. 802.30 125.00 H. B. Price Lt00.00 170.00 W. Seaton 25.00 .86.67 F. Owen 25.00 175.00 C. Rowton 50.00 175.00 J. Bledsoe 50.00 150.00 C. Foster 50.00 130.00 0. Bollinger 50.00 155.75 J. Burroyr 50.00 96.67 P'. Finley 50.00 125.00 P. Powers 50.00 2.30 A. Manchester 50.00 108,3~t A. Harris 150.00 7u.75 S. smith 156.24 118.10 E. Rubens 200.00 162.50 Jean Hillencamp 192.90 152.50 D. Ba.iclce 96.67 83.30 H. HolJ.and 375.00 76.88 Bud Holland 751.115 87.13 B. Whitten 137.50 85.05 C. Duncan 137.50 87.98 T. idichols 137.50 87.98 J. DeRome 137.50 ~~`! ~, GETIGRAL FUIJD -CONTINUED SEU~, P~VE;NUI; )i'UND C. P1cPleil p1.37.50 H. Palmer ~~' ~P, o . 00 V. Romi..nes 7.37.50 J. Horton 811.00 I~, Riddicl~" 125.00 C. T?ayner 75,38 J. Fox 125, 00 PI. Crat•rfor'd 78.75 R. Sa_rmnens 125.00 Ark. sate Treasurer 12.3,67 II. BroUn] 25.00 Director Internal. I'tev, g, 60 I~. Anderson 175,00 W. Perri.ne 125.00 0, Hatton 150.00 Union Plati.onal Banl: 11,073.88 YJ. Darby ],30.00 Sewer Depreciation Fund 225.00 C. Griffin 25.00 Business T"Ien~s Assurance 6.4p 0 ~Nea7. Car. penter 25.00 henry Palmer 86.00 InT. TI. Fire Dept. 790.00 J. Horton 87,13 T4. Hightshoe 35.00 C. I?ayner 76,88 J. Bettis 4•0o II. Crataford 7,;,88 B. Busby 175.00 Pis. 0. Plaffa9. 45.00 SEWER I~VElIdUE BOND FUND J. Ilotirell_ 275.00 --- -_ ___ __-- A. Johnson 86. E>7 Setrer Revenue I~ and ~l, 500.00 J. 4dright 125.00 'I'. Stacy 30.00 FT.II3LIC IJT7I,ITY BOND COTJSTR UC'1'ION FUND Business 1°len~s Assurance f~9.45 --~_.___ _ ~._._. ~_.~ `..___ _... _ G. Ferguson 108.34 !~. E. Ileagler ~p2, 500.00 C. C;arrett 74.75 Choctaw, Inc, 22,828.113 Pd. liot~rell 118.7.0 YTorth James Construction 35,577.09 J. Kelly 162.50 R, E. Hea.gler, Engineer 981.63 P. I?ogors )_62.50 11, E, FTeagler, Engineer 635.79 iT. Plill.er 87.13 A. >;, Heag7_er, Engineer 981.63 PI. Scales 76.88 A. E, IIeagler. Engineer 535.69 It. Gtry 87.13 6J. Iiarris 87.1.3 STI?EET 71°II17.OVEIII:PIT FUIJll C,. Tlesel_ey 7.7.3 L.. Key 8'] .13 General Furtd ti,$2 ,110.00 C. Boyd 87.13 C. Tabor 118.1.0 T. BanL•head 87.33 1I. I{emp 1011.03 B. Poseley 87,13 H. Rushing 83.60 E. I)~.nsberry 87.13 E. Arno7_d 88.83 E, Hale 87.7.3 C. Boyd 78,38 J. Harris 92.25 S, Gibson 85.00 J. Dabner 87.13 W. Hays 78,38 F. Johnson 87.13 W, hill 75.00 J. ITcCul.lar 87.13 E . Muds on 98.55 T. Plose7ey 87.13 B. I'oseley 78.38 G. Hop}.ins 87,13 I1. Wil_liams 78.38 E. Lae 87.13 C. Hunt Blunt 85.50 J. Fu7.7.iuam 76,88 L. Keys 47_.63 E. Staten 87.7.3 T. Bankhead 41.63 J. Watson 87.]3 J. Watson 19.13 L'T. Hill 76,88 Ark. State Treasurer 210.76 R. Coles 87.7.3 Director Interna7_ Rev. 111.20 A. E. Heagler 1,000.00 C. Tabor 120.28 II. Kemp 97.38 I~'l1tTIlL:PI ~S PEDISIOTI & F'~EL~F k'UTdD ~~ ~ H. Rushing 82.00 E. Arnold 87.13 T. H. NicGou€;h $V50.00 W. Hayes 76.88 ld, Murphy 7-75.00 L., Hudson 94.05 TI. Williams 76,88 C. Blunt 76.88 S, Gibson 87,]_3 Upon vote. the Aldermen voted; Ayre: Bledsoe, Bollinger, Burrow, Finley, Foster, Tlatxchester, Powers, and Rowton. clay: P1one, 2lotion was made by Alderman Bledsoe and secon ded by Alderman Finley to adjourn, Upon vote, the Aldermen voted: 4iye: D7.edsoe, Bollinger, Burrotr, Finley, Foster, Tlanchester, Powers; and Rowton. Play: None, ~_..._.----'~`-~c~-ce'`'p" ~~`- P1IlY0R ~~~"~~-" j CI'T'Y C7~FtI' APPROVED: NOVEPIBER 16, 1.954