February 16, 1956ISNUTES OF A REGULAR MEL'T7NG OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF' TIC CITY OF idr,ST i•;ri•i~HIS,
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The Council of the City of nTest iiemphis met in a regular session at the
City Hall in said City at .:nC P.i;. on the hth day of February, 1956.
The meeting was called to crder by the Iiayor, and upon roll call there were:
Present: i`4ayor H. B, Frice presiding and the fallowing Aldermen:
James Bledsoe, 0. I, Bollinger, B. J. David, J. F,. Himes,
P, B, Prnaers, R. H, Ray, Jr. and L, ~, Roleson; City
Attorney Atlee Harris and City Cleric S, L. Sims.
Absent: Bnb Eden.
It being determined a quorum was present, the following proceedings were
had to-wit:
i;inutes of Council 1•ieeting on February- 2, 1956, trera read and there being no
corrections or alterations they were approved as read.
Accounts payable far December, 1955 and January, 1956 were presented:
December
General Fund 7;3,676.86
Street Improvement Fund L39.1C
January
General Fund a7,08>a,38
After discussion of the accounts, motion was made by Alderman Potaers and seconded
by Alderman Bledsoe to approve the accounts as presented. Upon vote, the following
voted:
Yeas: Aldermen: Bledsoe, Bollinger. David. Himes, Powers, Ray, and Roleson.
Nays: None.
An ordinance entitled "An Ordinance Creating A Board Of Trustees And Providing
For The Maintenance Of The ldest Iemphis Public Library" read the first time on
January 19th and the second time en February 2nd, was read the third time by
City* Cler?; 5, L. Sims. ~Ster discussion, motion was made by Alderman Roleson and
seconded by Alderman Himes: That the third. reading of the ordinance be approved.
Upon vote, the voting was as follotrs:
Yeas: Aldermen: Bledsoe, Bollinger, David. Himes, Fowers. Ray. and Rolescr..
hays: None.
The Iiayor then declared that the ordinance had been duly passed, and thereupon
he signed the ordinance in open Council Pleating, his signature was attested by the
City Cleric under the seal of the City.
Or'2D711r1i`:CE P10. 371:
AP: DatD]1IAI4CE CREATIS;G A BOIL~iD OF TB.USTr",ES AI'1D PROVIJ121G I'Ot TIT; PAIIdTENANCF. OF TIC
I~dEST iwI:rHIS PUBLIC L773R(L?Y.
BE IT ORDA7IED BY TIL CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF idEST PWiB'fI75, ARnANSl.S:
SECTIOi1 1. There is hereby created a Library Board of Trustees for the
F7est Iiemphis Public Library of five riembcrs. Cecil V. Edmonds, Dalton D. Dane!ce,
Mrs. P. D;. Dacus. Dirs. L. H. Polk and Mrs. Atlee Harris are hereby appointed as
Trustees. Cecil V. Edmonds and isss. L. r'. Poll: shall served for a term of two years.
I~iilton D. Deneke and Iss. P. I. Dacus shall serve far a term o£ four years.
Mrs. Atlee Harris shall serve for a term of six years. Subsequent terms of all
Trustees shall be for six years. The Board shall elect one of its members as
President and may elect such other officers as it deems necessary. The Board shall
meet at such times and places as may be provided in the By-Laws to be adopted by~ the
Board. Trustees shall receive no compensation. Before entering the duties of their
office.. they shall make oath before some judicial officer to discharge the duties
enjoined on them.
SECTION 2. The death or resignation; or the permanent removal of a Trustee from
the City; or the absence of a Trustee from four consecutive board meetings, without
adequate excuse to be determined by the Board, shall render his or her office vacant.
Vacancies shall be filled by the Mayor frith the approval of the City Council.
SECTION 3. All moneys received for library purposes from any source vrhatever
shall be paid into the City Treasury to the credit o£ the 'viest P;emphis Public Library
Fund, which shall be };apt separate from any other funds of the City, Such moneys,
imTediately upon receipt thereof. shall be deposited by the City Treasurer in some
bank authorized by law to act as a depository for city funds, and shall be disbursed
only on vouchers or checks issued by the Board of Trustees o_* by ene of its authorized
officers or members, the City Cleric and the City Treasurer.
SECTIOI ~. The Board shall have the exclusive custody,-care, contro'_ and supervision
of the library, including its buil3ing, grounds and property, and exclusive control of
expenditure of all moneys coming into the Library fund. It shall have powers to appoint
a Librarian, Assistant Librarians and other necessary me°:bers who shall serve at the will
of the Board, the compensation cf the Librarian. Assistant Librarians and necessary
employees to be fined by the City Council; to mace rules and regulations for the administratior.
of the library.
SECTIOld 5. All donations to the librar,,*, whether money or real cr personal property,
shall be held by the Board in trust according to the terms of the gift. devise cr beouest
of the donor.
SECTIOid ,5. At the end of each fiscal year the Board shall file with the City Clerk
for the consideration of the City Council, a report verified b;,> the oaths cf at least
three members, which shall contain: (a) an itemized statement of all moneys received
from the Library Fund and £ro:r other sources; (b) an itemized statement of all expendi-
tures; (c) a statement o£ the number of books and periodicals available fcr use. and
the number and character of those circulated by the library; (d) a list of the real and
personal property received by devise, bequest, gift.. purchase, or otherwise; (e) a
description of the character of any extensien of library service which may have been
undertaken; (f) a statement of the Financial requirements of the library for the ensuing
year; (g) any statistics, information or suggestions pertair_ing to the library and its
administration that might be of general interest to the public; and (h) ar. audit report
completed by some certified public accountant. A Copy of the Boards report shall also
be filed with the Arkansas State Library Commission o£ the State Department of Education.
SECTIOSvT 7. This Orclinance shall become effective from, en and after its passage and
approval.
SECTIOiu 6. All Ordinances and parts of Ordinances in conflict here:tiith are hereby
repealed.
Piayor Price informed the Council the Flanning~Commission on February Sth had
recommended approval of plat of Hulbert Addition prepared by City Engineer James I°i. Howell.
City Engineer Howell explained there were a number of unnamed streets in Hulbert and
streets with names that do not conform to streets in T~7est Memphis designated prior to the
annexation of Hulbert, and recommended the following:
First Street changed to: Cole Avenue
Second Street changed to: Garrison Avenue
Third Street changed to: Washington Avenue
Fourth Street changed to: Adams Avenue
Street south of Rai]road designated as: Rainer Avenue
Hulbert Road changed to: South Avalon
Portion of Hulbert Road extending east and west south of Dabbs School designated as
Dabbs Avenue
Cannon Street changed to: Cannon Avenue
Front Street changed te: Front Avenue
Unnamed Street designated as: Kinney Street
After discussion. motion zaas made by alderman Rimes and seconded by Alderman Powers:
That the plat of Hulbert Addition be approved. Upon vote, the voting was as follows:
Yeas: Aldermen: Bledsoe, Bollinger, David, Rimes, Poitiers, lay, and 3oleson.
I1ays: None.
24ayor Price announced the next order of business would be hearing on vacating streets
in Kendal Addition as per Notice published on January* 24th and 31st. No one appearing to
protest to vacating said streets, an ordinance was introduced in writing and read in full
by City Attorney Atlee Harris. Attorney James C. Hale representing Wm. L. Johnson Company,
Inc. appeared before the Council the requested that the rule requiring the reading in fu]1
of an ordinance on three different days be dispensed with in regard to vacating streets and
alleys in Kendal Addition. Alderman Bollinger then moved that the rule be dispensed with.
The motion was seconded by Alderman Bledsoe, and on the roll being called the voting was as
follows:
Yeas: Aldermen: Bledsoe, Bollinger, David, Rimes, Powers, Ray, and Roleson.
Hays: None.
The 2~layor declared that more than two-thirds of the members composing the Council
had voted in favor of the motion to suspend the Tale and that it was carried. Alderman
Roleson then moved that the ordinance as read be adopted. This motion was duly seconded
by Alderman Rimes, and on the roll being called the voting was as follows:
Yeas: Aldermen: Bledsoe, Bollinger, David, Rimes, Fowers, Ray, and Roleson.
Nays: None.
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The Payor then declared that the ordinance had been duly passed, and thereupon he
signed the ordinance it open Council meeting, his signature was attested by the City Clerk
under the seal of the City.
oRn7ztAIICE xo, 315
WHEEEAS, a Petition was duly filed with the City Council of the City of West Memphis,
Arkansas, on the 19th day of January, 195b, asking the City Council to vacate and abandon
portions of certain streets and avenues shown on plats of George T. Y.endal Addition to
the Town (now City) of West Afemphis, Arkansas, of record in the office of the Circuit Clerk
and Recorder of Crittenden County, Arkansas, said streets and alleys sought to be vacated
being specifically described as follows. to-wit:
tionroe Avenue from the East side of ':foods Street to the 'vJest side of
Second Street and also Afonroe P.venue from the east side of Fifth Street
to the rJest right-of-way line of the St. Louis-San Francisco R. R.
(I•Iarion Cut-Off).
Madison Avenue from the East side of floods Street to the West side of the
alley dividing Blocks Twenty-Three and Thirty and also ISadison Avenue from
the alley bisecting blocks Twenty-One and Thirty-Two to the West right-of-
way line of the St. Louis-San Francisco R. R. (A:arion Cut-Off ).
First Street from the South side of Lot Fifteen in Block Twenty-Seven and
the South Side of Lot Fifteen in Block Twenty-Eight to the South side of
Lot Si~cteen in Block One and the South side of Lot Si;:teen in Block Two,
Second Street from the Southside of Lot Thirty in Blocl; Twenty-eight and
the South side of Lot Fifteen in Block Twenty-Dine to the South side of
Lot Twenty-Two in Block Twenty-Five and the South side of Lot Six in Block
Twenty-Four.
Third Street from the South side of Lct Thirty in Block Twenty-Nine and the
South side of Lot Fifteen in Bloek Thirty to the South side of Lot Twenty-Six
ir. Block Twenty-Four and the South side of Lot Ten in Block Tvrenty-Three.
Fifth Street from the north side of Monroe Avenue to the South side of Jackson
Avenue.
Sia-th Street from the South side of Lot Twenty-Four in Blocl; Thirty-Two and the
South side of Let ?line in Block Thirty-Three to the South side of Jackson Avenue,
The Alley in Block Twenty-Five from the North side of hadison Avenue to the
South side o£ Lots Four and Tvrenty in said Block Twenty-Five.
The Alley in Block Twenty-Four from the Plorth side of Aladison Avenue to the
South side of Lots Eight and Twenty-four in said Blocl; Twenty-Four.
The Alley in Block Thirty-One from the South side of Lots Thirteen and
Twenty-Bight to the South side of Lots Fifteen and Thirty.
I4adison Avenue from West side of the alley dividing Blocks 23 and 30 to the
West side of Fourth Street.
Fourth Street from the South side of Lot Thirty in Block Thirty and the South
side of Lot I~'ifteen in Block Thirty-One to the South side of I~IacLson Avenue.
The Alley in Bloclc Thirty-Two from the South side of Lots Fifteen and Thirty
to the South side of Lots Eleven and Twenty-Six in said Bloclc Thirty-Tyro.
The Alley i.n B1ocY. Thirty-Three from the South side of I:adison Avenue to the
Plorth side of Lot Ten in said Block Thirty-Three.
All of the Alley in Blocks Five, Six, Twenty, Twenty-Cne, Twenty_Eight,
Twenty-ldine, and Thirty.
Said Streets, Avenues and Alleys being shown on plat of record in Plat Book One
on pages 2a and 25 and in Plat Boo?; Two on page 107, 0£fice of the Recorder o£
Crittenden County, Arkansas.
?dfF;.REAS, after due notices as required by law, the Council has, at the time and
place mentioned in the notice, heard all persons desiring to be heard on the questior.
and has ascertained that the streets, avenues and alleys or the portions thereof,
hereinabove described, have heretofore been dedicated to the public use as streets,
avenues or alleys herein described; have not been actually used by the public generally
for a period of at least five years subsequent to the filing of the plat; that all the
o*.rners of the property abutting upon the portions of the streets, avenues and a7.leys to
be vacated have filed -rith ``~ Council t_c'_ -r.~,;n consent to such abandonment; and
that public interest and tre7Sare will not be adversely affected by the abandonment of
such portions of said streei.s, avenues a_nd alleys.
IIO!d, T>-)?~.E^O.Ti:., be it ordained by the City Covncil of the Cit;- of West icmphis,
Ar};ansas
SECTIOA; 1. The City of 'rTest aemnhis, Ar'cansas, hereby released, vacates and abandons
all its rights, together With the rights of the public generally.. in and to the portions of
certain streets, avenues and alleys designated as fcLotrs:
Tiadison Avenue from West side cf the a]ae;• dividing Bloc}cs 23 and 30 to the West side
of Fourth Street. Fourth Street from the South side of Lot Thirty in Block Thirty and
the South side of Lot Fifteen in Bloc}: Thirty-One to the South side of .adison Avenue.
Tonroe Avenue from the East side of ?Moods Street to the Test side of Second Street and
a'_so Ionroe Avenue from the Past side of Fifth Street to the West right-of-tray line of
the St. Louis-San Francisco R. 3. (Marion Cut-Off),
Iiadison Avenue from the past side of ?~Tocds Street to the ?lest side of the alley dividing
Blocks Twenty-Three and Thi ty and also T~iadison Avenue from the alley bisecting blocks
Twenty-One and Thirty-Two to the ?lest right-of-taay ;.fine of the 3t. Louis-San Francisco
... ~. (Marion Cut-Off).
First Street from the South side of Lot Fifteen in Dlock Ttrenty-Seven and the South
Side of Lot P'ifteer, in Bloclc Twenty-Eight to the South side of Lot Si^:teen in Dloc}:
One and the South side of Lot Sixteen in Bloc'.: Two.
Second Street from the Southside of Lot Thirty in Dloclc Tcaenty-eight and the South side
of Lot Fifteen in Block Ttrenty-$ine to the South side of Lot Twenty-Two in Blocl: Twenty-
Five and the South side of Lot Six in Block T4aenty-Four.
Third Street from the South side of Lot Thirty in Bloclc Twenty I1ine and the South side
of Lot Fifteen in Blocl: Thirty to the South side of Lot Ttaenty-Six in Blocl: Twenty~'our
and the South side of Lot Ten in Block Twenty-Three.
Fifth Street from the North side of Tionroe Avenue to the South side of Jackson Avenue.
Si:.th Street from the South side of Lot Twenty-Four in Bloclc Thirty-Two and the South
side of Lot Nine in Bloclc Thirty-Three to the South side o£ Jackson Avenue.
The Alley in Block Twenty-Five from the North side of Tadison Avenue to the South side
of Lots Four and Twenty in said Bloc}: ~aenty--Five.
The Alley in Block Twenty-Four from the Plorth side of TIadison F.venue to the South side
of Lots Eight and Tcaenty-four in said Bloclc Ttrenty--Four.
The llley in Bloc?: Thirty-Gne from the South side of Lots Thirteen and Ttaenty--Eight to the
South side of Lots :fifteen and Thirty.
The alley in Bloclc Thirty-Ttao from the South side of ?:adison Avenue to the Borth side of
Lot Ten in said Blocb: Thirty-Three.
All of the Alley in Blocks Five, Si:c, TwentyT Tcaenty-One, T4aent;,-Eight, 1~aenty-T•:fine and
Thirty.
Said Streets, Avenues and «lleys being shotm on plat of record in Plat Book One on pages
21; and 25 and in Plat Book 'itao on page 107. Cffice of the Recorder of Crittenden County,
Arkansas.
S~CTIOid ~. A copy o£ the ordinance duly certified by the City Cler}_ shall be filed in the
Cffice of the Recorder of the County and recorded in the Deed Records of the County.
SECTIOSI 3. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
T°a~ror Price informed the Council the Planning Commission had reco:mnended the possibility
of creation of a County Planning Commission be considered. also that after conferring frith
members of the Arkansas Industrial Commission the necessity of proper zoning in an area to
obtain industry had been streesed. After discussion, it Was consensus of opinion of the
Council that ?4ayor Price contact some nationally Imo•,an city planners to make an estimate of
cost of zoning in the ;lest Temphis area.
Due to illness of Building Inspector Perrine the follotri:g Hermits rorere presented by
City Engineer Howell:
I7, S. Garrett -Rejected
James Johnson -Approved
Slalissie Rainey -Approved
rafter discussion, motion teas made by alderman Bledsoe and seconded by Alderman Himes: That
the recommendation of City Engineer Howell as to rejection of building permit and approval
of ttao Hermits as presented be confirmed, Upon vote.. the voting Was as follotas:
Yeas: Aldermen: Bledsoe, Bollinger, David, Himes, Polders, Ray, and itcleson.
T1ays: None.
A plat of Bbok 1, Lehr Addition was presented upon request of Attorney J. H. Spears
that the plat be approved subject to approval of County Court of annexation to the City
of West Memphis. City Attorney Atlee Harris recommended to the Council that the matter
be held without action until the property is brought into the City.
,I~or Price informed the Council the 1955 audits had been completed, however,
Mr. R, Carney of Oliver P, Cobb was unable to appear at this tine to present the audit,
thereupon, the matter was postponed until the next meeting of the Council.
The status of the Street Improvement Districts was discussed, and Mayor Price
informed the Council of investigations he had made to secure methods for fin ancing
street improvments but no alternative had been presented.
I•iotion was made by Alderman Bollinger an3 seconded by Alderman Rag to approve,
authorize, ratify, and/or confirm payment of the following bills:
GENERAL FUIJD GENERAL FUIJD COIJTIINED
Bowers & Wood ;169.39 W, M, Utility Comm, ;;10,598.87
Crittenden County Times 370.09 G. Ferguson 150.00
Garrison Ready-itix 277.95 M. Howell 118.10
Johnson Avb Co, 6.18 C. Garrett 75,00
Ben Klinke I4otor Co. 12.13 J. Kelley 132.50
King Chemical Co, 11.17.04 J. Gillham 132.50
I.7ay, Graves, PlcCaa 362.98 Ii, Rushing 132.50
Ozburn-Abston 49.22 A, Jefferson 73,10
Peoples I4ercantile Co. 7,21 E. Arnold 69.70
Rays Electric 53.23 E, Hudson 73,80
Supreme Products Co, 230.95 C. Blunt 69.70
C, J.•Upton & Co. 283.52 R, ':Tardlow 61.50
United Insurance Agency 65.82 G, Hopkins 69.70
YTallin-Dickey & Rich ?5.93 ~ P. Braxton 58,13
G. G. Braxmar Co. 73,66 4T, Harris 77,1y0
Crittenaen County Times 305.72 C. iioseley 73.10
Delta Ice Co. 40.80 L, Key 69.70
Bob Duncan. 37.50 ~. Hale 69.70
Eden Fontiac 25.17 ST. Hill 69.70
Esso Standard Oil 1,037.34 J. Harris 77.40
Farmers Supply Co, 14.75 J. Dabner 73.10
Hamilton Clinic 3.00 J. McCullar 69.70
Hanna-i•ScCoy Flumbing 11.63 W. Gannaway 69.70
Holland Motor Co 7.41 F. Johnson 69.70
Johnson Auto Co. 1S.10 T. Moseley 77,40
E. Logan, Jr. 82.85 E. Lee 73.10
McCaa Chev. 15.98 J. YTatson 69,70
N.cKeozren ana Buntin 4.00 F, Bishop 69.7D
?:ci:illen Implement 16.75 E. Hill 69.70
fanning Lbr. 55.10 J, Harloer 160.00
I:emphis Iiachine ~dor':s 58.14 B. ~]hitten 150.00
P:eritrether Apothecary 1.79 C, Duncan 142.50
,flag; Graves, IIcCaa 6.50 J, DeRome 142.50
?Iid-South Oxygen Co, .93 C. I4eNei1
1112.50
Ozburn-Abston & Co, 127.15 V. Romines 150.00
Peoples Iierc. Co, 14.17 R, Hiddick 1.30.00
Remington Rand. Inc. 10.40 D, Steven 125.00
Russell Tractor 33,05 L, McCulley 125.00
Rays Electric 4.90 B, Easters 125.00
~T. Ray Smith Co, 20.66 C. Byrd 125.00
Spalding Tire Co. 29.37 :. Jarman 125.00
Summer Fire Prevention 85.00 J. Plessey 125.00
Standard Parts 2 . B1 J. Sparlanan 125.00
Wallin, Dickey & Rich 82.06 L. Switzer 125.00
:Tray Williams Blue Print 22.45 B. Harris 125.00
~T, ii. Machine & Welding 8.50 J. Hotaell 300.00
'rT, I-:. Toggery 665.74 B. Ellison 170.00
Bragg Auto 1.00 F. Naylor 175.00
;,, ii, Clarke & Bros. 1.78 W. Perrino 175.00
Crittenden County Times 217.62 H. Johnson 137,50
Bden Pontiac ll.27 ~. Anderson 175.00
Farmers Supply S4.55 0, Hatton 150.00
Hawkins 3gpt• 3,746.90 ?~1. Darbc* 1110.00
C. V. Griffin Electric 49.32 A. McKay 125.00
Johnson Auto 4,79 ?d. Kaplan 125.00
I7indtrorth Insurance 200.79 J. Lewis 125.00
I'~inke I•iotor Co, 6.18 L. Harrell 125.00
. tT, Logan, Jr. 8,73 J, Ificore, Jr. 125.00
2lcCaa Chevrolet 5.49 C. 3irdoffer 125.00
McPiillen Implement 15.75 C. Fowers 125.00
Iiagnolia Products 19,38 0. Rushing 125.00
IIa~~, Graves. "IcOaa 128.80 T. Burkhart 125.00
IIid-South Oxygen .9p J, Landrum 125.00
02burn-Abston ~ Co. 11.15.28 R. Simmons 125.00
Rays Electric 19,40 J. Scott 125.00
J. A. Riggs Tractor 28.48 S, Smith l~b,np
Royal Type~miter 6.80 R. Herr 100.00
stanaara Farts •49 I~• Carnes 100.00
Tayloe Paper Co. c,82 ?+. Ii. Utility Comm. 35.92
47allin-Dickey & Rich 15,35 ilidSouth Gas 333.51
W. I1. I•iachine & Welding 7.50 J. idaylor 12,18
'v7ray Williams Blue Print 5,46 Director Internal Rev. 1,165.30
Wolf The Tailor 4,04 IliaSouth Gas 4,19
Firemen~s Pension .~.• Relief 28b.21 J. Howell 17.00
GENERAL FUND - CONTINUED
H. Holland ~; 6.00
Ark. State Treasurer 1,7L2.37
Demuth Plumbing 162.61
W. Ferrine 5.00
H. White 5.00
J. 2•icIiay 5.00
A. Johnson 5.00
J. Howell 5.00
I. Hanna 5.00
Choctaw, Inc. 1,624.20
Business I4en~s Assurance 199.511
Ruby Mae Herr 27.50
S. Smith 72.00
H. Price 1100.00
s. suns 50.00
F. Owen 50.00
R. Ray 50.00
J. Bledsoe 50.00
L. Roleson 50.00
0. Bollinger 50.00
R. Eden 50.00
B. David 50.00
P. Powers 50.00
J. Himes 50.00
A. Harris 300.00
S. Smith 156.00
R. Herr 100.00
E. Rubens 200.00
M. Carnes 100.00
J. Hillencamp ~ 232.90
H. Holland 375.00
B. Holland - i~als 1,337.70
B. Whitten 150.00
C. Duncan 1112.50
C . IdeNe it 7.112.50
V. Romines 150.00
J. DeRome ]112.50
R. Riddick 730.00
D. Steven 125.00
L. McCulley 125.00
B. Masters ]25.00
W. Smith 25.00
c. Byra 125.00
E. Jarman 125.00
J. Massey 125.00
J. Sparkman 125.00
L. S~•ritzer 725.00
H. Harris 125.00
J. Howell 300.00
J. Naylor 175.00
M. Highshoe 70.00
Mrs. D. Frazier 25.00
Mrs. C. Maffai 115.00
W. A. Perrine 175.00
H. Johnson 137.50
T. Stacy 30.00
E. Anderson 175.00
0. Hatton 150.00
W. Darby 7110.00
A. McKay 125.00
J. Lewis 725.00
GENERAL FUND _ CONTINUED
W. Kaplan :125.00
L. Harrell 125.00
J. 24oore, Jr. 125.00
0. Birkdoffer 125.00
C. Powers 125.00
T. Burkhart 125.00
J. Landrum 125.00
R. Simmons 125.00
o. Rushing 125.00
J. Scott 125.00
FJ. M. Fire Dept. 5$.00
G. Ferguson 1$0.00
~i. Howell 118.10
C. Garrett 75.00
J. :telly ],32.50
J. Gillham 132.50
H. Rushing 132.50
A. Jefferson 90.95
E. Arnold 90.95
E. Hudson 95.30
C. Blunt 87.13
R. Wardlow 80.25
G. Hopkins 87,E
P. Braxton
' 80.25
eJ. Harris 102.60
C. Mosley 96.90
L. Key 90.95
E. Hale 90.95
Ii2• Hill 90.95
J. Harris 102.60
'J. Dabner 96.90
J. PicCullar 90.95
Z•J. Gannaway 90.95
F. Johnson 90.95
T. Thosley 102.60
E. Lee 96.90
J. Watson 90.95
F. Bishop 90.95
E. Hill 90.95
2Jational Institute Municipal Law
Officers 117.50
FIREP~N15 PE27SI02d & RELIEF FUND
T. 2:eGough ;750.00
Td. Murphy 175.00
S4d71^H~,~IG POOL I:AlI1TENANC? €~ OF~11T IOI1
fences. Inc. a"253.00
I4anning Lbr. 19.90
Crittenden County Times 23.87
L. E. Sanders 107.51a
H. :•7tlite Flumbing 163.25
C11Y PROPERTY CONSTRUCTION
dJ. 2,. Utility Comm. ~1a7, 231.00
Goe Electric 173.511
PUBLIC UTILITY BO27D COIJSTRUCTIOii
Forsgren Brothers ;2,168.57
Worth James Construction 111,629.97
A. ~. Heagler, Consulting 1 535.00
STR':*.?T II;PROVr"I•iisrlT FU2ID
General Fund w6,700.00
Upon vote, the voting was as follows:
Yeas: Aldermen: Bledsoe, Bollir>,,er, David, Himes, Powers. Ray, and Roleson.
Nis: None.
270 further business appearing before the Council, motion was made by Alderman Bledsoe
and seconded by llderman Himes to adjourn. Upon vote. the voting was as folloars:
Yeas: adermen: Bledsoe, Bollinger, David. Himes. Porrers. Say*, and 3oleson.
Nays: None. ~ ~~
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ATTEST: ~r~ ~,,~ -rt~ ' / ~ I~?AYGR
C13'Y CLER?;
APPROTIED: P-;ARCH 1, 19'