May 16, 195716
~?IPdUTES OF REGULAR i"!F..,ETING OF T.T~E COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST i•~i•U'HIS, ARKANSAS,
HAD ADTD HELD ON 1'IAY 16, 1957.
The Council of the City o£ West Memphis met in a regular session at the City Hall
in said City at 3:00 P.P?. on the 16th day of nay, 1957.
The meeting was called to order by the P?ayor, and upon roll call there were:
Present: Mayor H. 3. Price, presiding and the following Aldermen:
0. I. Bollinger, B. J. David. Bob Eden; J. ~: Hines. R. H. Ray, Jr.,
L. E. Roleson, S, L. Sims. and James Bledsoe; and City Attorney
Atlee Harris.
Absent: :done .
The following proceedings were had to-wit:
Minutes of Council Meeting on May 2, 1957, were read and approved.
An ordinance entitled "An Crdinance Wkiereby The City Of West Memphis Of The State Of
Arkansas And The Southwestern Be11 Telephone Company, A Missouri Corporation, Agree That
The Telephone Company Shall Continue To Operate Its Telephone System And All Business
Incidental To Or Connected With The Conduction Of A Telephohe Business And System In Said
City. And Erect And T?aihtain Its Plant Construction And Appurtenances Along, Across, On,
Over, Through. Above, And Under All Public Streets, Avenues, Alleys, Public Grounds And
Places In Said City, That The City-Shall Receive An Annual Payment From The Telephone
Company, And Repealing All Ordinances And Agreements In Conflict Herewith" read the first
and second times on April 18th and ':ay 2nd was read the third time. ?-Iotion was made by
Alderman Bollinger and seconded by Alderman Himes: That the ordinance as read be adopted.
The Mayor then declared that the ordinance had been duly passed, and thereupon he signed
the ordinance in open Council Meeting, his signature was attested. by the City Clerk under
the seal o£ the City. Upon vote, the voting was as follows:
Yeas: Aldermen: Bollinger, David, Eden, Himes Ray, Roleson, Sims, and Bledsoe.
Nays: None.
The ordinance read as follows:
ORDINANCE N0. 335
AN ORDINANCE WHEREBY THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS AND THE SOUTHWESTERN
BELL TELEPHONE CCI~APIY, A MISSOURI CORPORATION, AGREE THAT THE TELEPHONE CCPB'ANY SHALL
CONTINUE TO OPERATE ITS TELEPHONE SYSTEM AND ALL BUSINESS INCIDENTAL TO OR COIvfidECTED irTITH
THE CONDUCTION OF A TELEFHCI~i BUSI'iNESS AND SYSTEM IIN SAID CITY, AND ERECT AND PiAINTATiJ ITS
PLANT CONSTRUCTION AND APPURTENANCES ALONG, ACROSS, ON, OVER, THROUGH, ABOVE, AND UNDER ALL
PUBLIC STREET, AVENUES, ALLEYS, PUBLIC GROUNDS AND PLACES IN SAID CITY, THAT THE CITY SHALL
RECEIVE AN ANNUAL PAYMENT FROM TFW TELEFHONE COMPANY, AND REPEALIIdG ALL ORDINANCES AND
AGREEM'.~'P1TS TN CONFLICT f~RE'r1ITH:
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL, OF THE CITY OF WEST I?Ei1PHIS OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS THAT:
SECTION i. The Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, its successors and assigns (herein
referred to as 'Telephone Company" shall continue to operate its telephone system and all
business incidental to or connected with the conducting of a telephone business and system
in the City of West Memphis, State of Arkansas, (herein referred to as "City). The plant
construction and appurtenances used or incident to the giving of telephone service and to
the maintenance of a telephone business and system by the Telephone Company in said City
shall remain as now constructed, subject to such changes as may be considered. necessary by
the City in the exercise of its irl:erent powers and by the Telephone Company in the conduct
of its business. and said Telephone Company shall continue to exercise its right to place,
remove, construct and reconstruct, extend and maintair. its said plant and appurtenances as the
business and purposes for which it is cr may be incorporated may from time to time require,
along, across. on. cver; through, above and under all the public streets, avenues, alleys, and
the public grounds and places within the limits of said City as the same from time to time
may be established.
SECTIC:1 C The Telephono company shall pay the amity the sum of ia2,000.OC on the 1st day of
iiay. 1957 •f or the period May 1. 1951, to April 30. 1958, inclusive and a like sum annually
thereafter fDr a like period on the 1st day of May, 1958, and 1959, being a term of three
years ending April 30, 1960, and for successive terms of like duration, unless within four
(!!) months prior to the expiration of the initial term or of the successive terms ending on
each three (3) year anniversary following the expiration of the initial term sixty (60) days
written notice is given by one party to the other of its intention to terminate the same at the
expiration of the then current three (3) year term. It being expressly understood that each
three (3) year term provides for X2,000.00 annual payments; said payments to be in lieu of all
other licenses, charges, fees or impositions (other than the usual general or special ad valorem
taxes) which might be imposed by the City under authority conferred by law, the Telephone
Company shall have the privilege of crediting such sums with any unpaid balance due said
Company for Telephone Service rendered or facilities furnished to said City.
SECTION 3. The Telephone Company on the request of any person shall remove or raise or lower
its wires temporarily to permit the moving of houses or other structures. The expense of such
temporary removal, raising or lowering of wires shall be paid by the party or parties requesting
the same, and the Telephone Company may regdre such payment in advance. The Telephone Company
shall be given not less than forty-eight hours advance notice to arrange for such temporary
wire changes.
SECTION 4. Permission is hereby granted to the Telephone Company to trim trees upon and
overhanging streets, alleys, sidewalks and public places of said City so as to prevent the
branches of such trees from coming in contact with the wires and cables of the Telephone
Company, all the said trimmings to be done under the supervision and direction of axe City
official to whom said duties have been or may be delegated.
SECTION $. Nothing in this Ordinance contained shall be construed to require or permit any
electric light or power wire attachments by the City or for the City. If light or power
attachments are desired by the City or for the City, then a separate non-contingent agreement
shall be a prerequisite to such attachments.
SECTION 6. Nothing herein contained shall be construed as giving to the Telephone Company
any exclusive privileges, nor shall it affect any prior or existing rights of the Telephone
Company to maintain a telephone system within the City.
SECTION 7, All other ordinances and agreements and parts of ordinances and agreements relating
to the operating of or right to operate a telephone system within said City aro hereby repealed.
SECTION 8. The said Telephone Company shall have sixty (6Q days from and after its passage and
approval to file its written acceptance of this ordinance with the City Clerk, and upon such
acceptance being filed, this ordinance shall be considered as taking effect and being in force
from and after the date of its passage and approval by the Mayor.
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Mayer Price informed the Council of the many complaints received on doge, and Dr. Q. R. Jerome
and j~, J. F, Alberson,, veterinarians of West Memphis. were present to discuss the matter with the
Council. Dr. Jerome stated to the Council there are two methods to be used - control of stray dogs
and vaccination, however, one without the other is in effective. Also, that Crittenden County is
now under a sixty day quarantine due to the number of rabid dogs. After a ful discussion, it was
unanimous wish of the Council that Ordinance No. 252, et all, be published, hand bills be printed
and delivered to each residence stating the ordinances would be strictly enforced at the end of
fifteen days.
The next order of business was a hearing on zoning of unzoaed acreage in Northeast Quarter.
Section Seventeen, Township Six North, Range .Nine East as "F" Light Industrial in accordance
with Notice published on April 23, 1957. No one appeared to object to said zoning, thereupon,
an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance To Zone Certain Unzoned Property And To Repeal Ordinances
In Conflict Herowith" was read in £ull by Alderman Bollinger.
Alderman Bledsoe then moved that the rule requiring the reading in full of an ordinance
on three differont days be dispensed with. The motion was seconded by Alderman Hines, and on
the roll being called the voting was as follows:
Yeas: Aldermen: Bollinger, David. Eden, Himas, Ray, Roleaon, Sims, and Bledsoe.
Nays: Nose.
The Mayor declared that more than two-thirds of the members composing the Council had voted
in favor of the motion to spend the rule and that it was carried. Alderman Eden then moved that
the ordinance as read be adopted. This motion was duly seconded by Alderman Roles on, and on the
roll being called the voting was as follows:
Yeas: Alderman: Bollinger, David, Eden, Hines, Ray, Role son, Sima, and Bledsoe
Nays: None.
The Mavpor declared that the ordinance had been adopted, and then called attention to the
fact that Section 3, the emergency section, must be adopted upon a separate roll call in order
to be effective.
Alderman Sima than road Section 3 again. Alderman Rag moved that Section 3 be adopted.
This motion was duly seconded by Alderman David, and on roll call, the following voted:
Yeas: Aldermen: Ballinger, David, Eden, Hines, Ray, Roleaon, Sims, and Bledsoe.
Nays: None.
The Mayor then declared that the ordinance and the emergency section had been duly passed,
and thereupon he signed the ordinance in open Council meeting, his signature was attested by the
City Clerk under the seal of the City.
The ordinance to which no amendment was offered read as follows:
ORDINANCE No, 336
AN ORDINANCE TO ZONE CERTAIN DNZONED PROPERTY AND TO REPEAL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH
wH~tElLS, a petition has been filed with the City Planning Commission of the City of
West Memphis by William L. Johnson Co., Inc., as the owner of the hereinafter described property
and was heard by that Commission in a regular meeting on the 11th day of April, 1957, as provided
by statue and the ordinances of the City of West Memphis; and
WHEREAS, notice was duly published on the 23rd day of April, 1957, that a hearing would be
held by the City Council of the City of Weat Memphis at 3 o~clock P. M. on May 16, 1957, for the
purpose of taking action upon such petition and calling upon all interested parties to appear at
such hearing to make known their objections, if any, in connection with the petition for zoning
of lands hereinafter described; and
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WHEREAS, at said meeting and by the petition previously filed with the Council, it
was requested that the following lands, to-wit:
All of the unzoned acreage in the Northeast Quarter (NE.-~) Section Seventeen (17)
Township Six (6) Aorth, Range Nine (9) East, all being within the City limits of
West Memphis, being all that part of said Northeast Quarter (NE,-~) which lies
North of George T, Kendal~s Third and Fourth Addition to the City of West Memphis,
East of the Drainage Ditch along the North-South center line of said Section
Seventeen (17 ), South of Polk Avenue as extended to Walker Street and West of
Walker Street,
be zoned as an "F" Light Industrial District; and
WHEREAS, no persons appeared to offer a protest against the zoning of said lands as
requested, the Council finds-that the petition should be granted and said lands should be
zoned as requested, now there_ore,
~ IT ORDAINED BY TILE' CITY COUPICIL OF THE CITY OF WEST I~MPHIS, ARKANSAS:
SECTION I, "F" LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT: That the following lands, to-wit:
All o£ the unzoned acreage in the Northeast Quarter (NE4) Section Seventeen (17)
Township Six (6) North, Range Nine (9) East, a]1 being within the City limits o£
West Memphis. being all that part of said Northeast Quarter (NE4) which lies
North of George T. Kendal~s Third and Fourth Additions to the City of West Memphis,
East of the Drainage Ditch along the North-South center line of said Section
Seventeen (17), South of Polk Avenue as extended to Walker Street and West of
Walker Street,
be, and the same are hereby zoned as "F", Light Industrial District.
SECTION II. OR_nINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH REPEALED:
All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
SECTICN III. EMERGENCY CLAUSE: It is fouttd by the Council that none of the above-
described lands, has been made the subject of a zoning ordinance since such lands have
become apart of the City of West Memphis, and, in order to maintain an orderly system
of zoning of districts within the City of West Memphis in keeping with a proper city plan,
it is necessary that zoning of the above-described property be immediately accomplished
and, therefore, an emergency is found to exist and this ordinance shall be in full force
and effect from and after its passage. approval and publication as required by law.
SECTION IV. COPY OF ORDINANCE FILED FCR RECORD:
A copy of this ordinance, when day certified by the City Clerk, shall be subject to being
filed and recorded in the office of the Circuit Court Clerl< and Ex-Officio Recorder within
and for Crittenden County, Arkansas.
ENACTED AND ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of West Memphis, Arkansas, on
this 16th day of May, 1957.
Mayor Price bro~t to the Councils attention it would be necessary to raise garbage
collection fees or to curtail services by having garbage pick-ups at the front of the
property rather than the rear. Also, the matter had bean given publicity and he had
received over one hundred calls requesting the fee be raised rather than service curia_led.
After discussion, motion was made by Alderman David and seconded by Alderman Himes: That
the City Attorney be authorized to prepare necessary ordinance raising collection fees 25¢,
said ordinance to be presented at the next meeting o£ the Council. Upon vote, the Aldermen
voted:
Yeas: Aldermen: Bollinger. David, Eden, Himes. Ray, Role son, Sims, and Bledsoe.
Nays: None.
The enactment of an ordinance designating locations for stop signs was discussed.
Mayor Price suggested that the Aldermen of each Ward work with the City Engineer, Chief of
Poke, and City Attorney Harris in designating the locations and preparing an ordinance.
The necessity of an ordinance for prohibiting obstructions on or near street corners
was discussed, and the City Attorney reeuested to prepare an ordinance for presentation to
the Council.
Mayor Price informed the Conncil stop lights are to be installed at Ingram Boulevard
and Broadway and Eighth Street and Broadway. Members of the Council authorized Mayor Price
to obtain stop light for the intersection o£ Missouri Avenue and Broadway.
Accounts payable for April, 1957, were presented:
General Fund ~8,1~49.22
Street Improvement Fund 3,855.00
West Memphis Public Library 89.66
Swimming Pool Maintenance and Operation Fund 1,216.62
After discussion of the accounts, motion was made by Alderman David and seconded by
Alderman Himes: That the accounts payable as presented be approved. Upon vote. the voting
was as follows:
Yeas: Aldermen: Bollinger, David, Eden, Rimes, Ray, Roleson, Sims, and Bledsoe.
Nays: None,
Mayor Price informed the Council it would be necessary to secure a grant from the
Utility Commission for ~p15,000 for the General Fund, that the Utility Commissioners on
Play ]lath had approved the grant subject to regaest of the Council. Thereupon, motion
was made by Alderman Rimes and seconded by Alderman Sims: That the Utility Commission
be requested to grant the General Fund of the City the sum of X15,000.00. Upon vote, the
voting was as follows;
Yeas: Aldermen: Hollinger, David, Eden, Rimes. Ray, Roleson, Sims, and Bledsoe.
Nays: None.
Alderman Roleson requested information on complaint he had received as to the members
of the Fire Department having their clothes cleaned and members of the Police Department did
not. Mayor Price and Chief Elmo Anderson informed the Council only the work clothes of the
firemen are laundried and paid for by the City.
Mayor Frica brought to the Councils attention that the Sewer Department operated at a
deficit of $¢1,300 last month. After discasion, Inspector W, A. Ferrine was instructed to give
notices to residents where sewer is available in accordance with ordinances of the city and the
ordinances be enforced.
Application of A. W, Barker to park a trailer at the rear of Light House Cafe for office
at 271.la E. Broadway was presented, said application having been presented to the Planning
Commission on May 9th, and the Commission recommending to the Council the application be
rejected as prohibited by ordinance. Thereupon, motion was made by Alderman Rimes and
seconded by Alderman David: That application of A, W, Barker be refused. Upon vote, the
voting was as follows:
Yeas: Aldermen: Bollinger, David, Eden, Rimes. Ray, Roleson, Sims, and Bledsoe.
Nays: None.
Application of Robbie J. Prewitt, 508 S. 25th Street to convert five room house into
sundry store with lunch room and conference room was presented with action of Flanning
Commission recommending the application be rejected dae to zoning requirements of the area.
After discussion, motion was made by Alderman Roleson and seconded by Alderman Bledsoe:
That application of Robbie J, Frewitt be refused. Upon vote, the voting was as follows:
Yeas: Aldermen: Bollinger, David, Eden, Rimes, Ray, Roleson, Sims, and Bledsoe.
Nays: None.
P1r. Nelson Gonyaw of Choctaw, Inc. appeared before the Council to present specifications
for an extra hopper to be constructed on mixing unit of asphalt plant that is to be leased by
the city. After discussion of the advantages of having the hopper constructed at the plant
before shipping for the sum of X966.00, motion was made by Alderman Bollinger and seconded by
Alderman David: That the City in lease agreement with Choctaw, Inc, include additional hopper
for asphalt plant, and athorize doRn payment of ~11,9I12.00 on plant. Upon vote, the voting
was as follows:
Yeas: Aldermen: Bollinger, David, Eden, Rimes, Ray, Roleson, Sims, and Bledsoe.
Nays: None.
Feasibility of the City purchasing Mid South Gas Company installations in West Memphis
was discussed, and Mayor Price advised the Council. he would investigate the matter and report
to the Council at a later date.
Motion caas made by Alderman David and seconded by Alderman Roleson to approve, authorize,
ratify, and/or confirm payment of the following:
CENBRAL FUND
Ark. State Treasurer ro2,19l~.21t W. Thompson X125.00
Director of Internal Rev. 1,361.30 R, Tucker 125.00
Ark. Supply Co. 2,358.67 P,, Ward 125.00
Southwestern Bell Telephone 378.08 B, Whitten 150.00
John Allen 125.00 B. Williams 125.00
W, Billings 125.00 S, Smith 175.00
C. Byrd 125.00 R, Herr 112.5C
C, Duncan 1117.5C B. P~3' 112.50
C. Craves 150.00 C, Williams 81.25
E. Jarman 13C.00 W, Ferrine 200.00
B, Keen 125,00 A. Weeks 175.00
J. P9assey 1.117.50 J. Howell
J. Moore 125.00 300.00
L. N:cCulley 13 C. 00 B, Ellison 170.00
J. Warren 187.50
R. Hiddick 135.00 ~, Anderson 187.50
D. Romines 15C.OD A. Armstrong 1112.40
J. Sparkman 125.00 T. Burkhart 131.60
D, Steven 125.00 YT, Darby 1).15.00
L. Switzer 125.00 C, Griffin 1,30.00
1~ U
GE?1ERAL FUP1D
L. Harrell +w130.CC J. Bledsoe ~O 50.00
0. Hatton .155.00 L, Roleson 50.00
W. Kaplan 132.40 C. Hollinger 50.00
0. Kirkdoffer 130.00 R. Eden 50.00
J. Landrum 130.00 B. David
50.00
A. McKay 135.00 J. Rimes 50.00
J. Moore 130.00 S, Sims 50. 00
C. Potrers 134.8E A. Harris 300.00
C. Rushing 130.00 S. Smith 175
00
J. Scott 130.00 R. Herr .
112.50
R. SirQnons 130.00 E. Rbens 312.50
MidSoth Gas 251.78 J. HillencamF 232
90
Td, Harris 98.10
B, May .
112.50
C. Mosley 98.10 C, Williams 81.25
L. Keys 92 ~5 H. Holland - Meals 1
073.10
E. Hale 87.13 H. D, Holland ,
375.00
W. Hill 83.73 J. A11en 125.00
J. McCullar 92.55 4d. Billings 125
00
J. R1liuam 87.13 C. Byrd .
125.00
W. Gannaway 83.30 C. Duncan 147.50
F. Johnson 83.30 C. Graves
150.00
T. Mosley 98.10 E, Jarman 130.00
E. Lee 92.65 B. Keen 125.00
J. Watson 87.13 J. Massey 147.50
A. bTOlan 87.13 J. Moore 125.00
F.. Hill 87.13 L, McCulley 130.00
E. Mosley 98.10 R. Riddick
00
135
T. Jones
H. Showers 92.65
87
E V, Romines .
150.00
A. Brown ,
87.13 J, Sparl~cnan
D. Steven 125.00
125.00
H. Granger 87.],3 L. Switzer 125.00
J. CrumF 17.00 W. Thompson 125.00
A. Jefferson 89.25 R. Tacker 125
00
M. Scales 22.50 M. 'lard .
125
00
R, C*rif£in 21.68 B. Whitten .
150.00
Bragg Auto 7.05 B, Williams 125.00
T. Buntin 3.OC C. Bassett 125.00
Crittenden County Times 177.22 W. Smith, Jr. 25.00
Choctaw, Inc. 436.44 J. Howell 300.00
Clement Safety Eqpt. 7.00 B. Ellison 170.00
Esso Standard Oil 1,390.$2 J. Warrer. 187.50
Finley Electric Co. 49.00 M. Hightshoe 90.00
Farmers Supply Co. 3.98 V. Frazier 49.00
Garrett Hardware Co. 6.15 Mfrs. M. Coleman 3.00
Hamilton Clinic 6.00 i4. Bateman 10.00
Higgins Generator Service 2.18 NIrs. 0. Maffei 95.00
Hawkins Eqpt. 83.31 W. Perrine 200.00
Holland Motor Co. 67.62 A. Weeks 175.00
Hydrotex Industries 368.22 T. Stacy 30.00
Johnson Auto Co. 2.25 ~, Anderson 187.50
Kenos THi and Furnitm^e Center 8.69 T, ~mstrong 120.00
King Chemical 58.05 T. Burkhart 130.00
Logan-Lech Comm, 44.17 rl, Darby 11x5.00
McKay Plumbing Co. 12.00 C. Griffin 130.00
McCaa Chevrolet 533.20 L. Harrell 130
00
Meriwether Apothecary 3.87 0. Hatton ,
155,00
*fanning Lbr. 23.64 W. Kaplan 130.00
i~1ay, Graves, ?•fcCaa 594, G7 0. Kirkdoffer 130.00
Crkin Exterminating Co. 12.00 J. Landrum 130
00
Mills-Morris Co, 18.53 J. Lewis .
135.00
Ozburn-Abston Co. 152.31 A, McKay 00
135
Riechman-Crosby Co. 6.80 J. t~foore .
130.00
J. A, Riggs Tractor Co. 136.46 C. Powers 130.00
Scruggs Eqpt. 21.70 C. Rshing 130
00
Thurmond & Sons 4.50 J. Scott .
1
30.00
A. J. Thomas, Inc. 4.45 R. Simmons ,
130
00
Tropical Paint Co. 118.33 W. M. Fire Dept. .
112
00
United States Pencil Co. 12.03 Business Mens~ Assurance .
376.71!
Charles J. Upton Co. 270.98 R, Demuth 5.00
Wallin, Dickey & Rich 1;6.03 H. i9hite 5.00
W. M. Wholesale Grocery 8.25 J. McKay 00
5
W. M. Veterinary Hospital 278.75 W. perrine .
5.00
Welders Supply Co. 6.81! W. Harris 94.50
W. M. Machine Shop 8.50 L. Ke-
Zep Mfg. Corp, 66.20 E, Hale 83.72
Southwestern Bell 347.47 W. Hill 83.73
Amer A. Stuck 271.12 H. Crutcher 83.73
H. Price 400.00 C. Mosley 94.50
C. DaGraff 50.00 J. McCullar 89.25
F. Owen
R. Ray
Jr 50.00
00
50 J. Pulliam 83.73
,
. . W. Gannaway 83.73
GENr.StAL FUND
F, Johnson X83.73
T. Mosley 94.50
E. Lee 89.25
J. Watson 83.73
A. Nolan 83.73
E. Hill 83.73
E. P,osley 94.50
T, Jones 89.25
H. Showers 76.50
A. Brown 83.73
H. Granger 83.73
A. Jefferson 93.5C
R. Griffin 82.13
M. Scales 28.13
STREET INNIPROVEMIIQT FUND
C. Goodwin X222.87
G. Ferguson 150.00
P1. Howell 118.10
G. Burkhart 100.00
J. Kelly 132.50
H. Raping 132.50
M. Kemp 132.50
J. Dabner 87,1,3
E. Arnold 87.13
E. Hudson 93.5
C, Blunt 91.38
R. Wardlow 87.98
G, Hopkins 87.98
T. Henderson 87.98
H. Crutcher 36.13
tJ. K, Ingram 286,00
St. Louis-San Francisco 471.95
I~.anning Lbr. 44.07
W. K. Ingram 2411.00
G. Ferguson 150.00
PI. Howell 116.10
G. Burkhart 100.00
J. Kelly 132.50
H, Rushing 132.50
P1. Kemp 132.50
E. Arnold 88.83
E. Hudson 96.10
C. Blunt 92.65
R. Wardlow 93.50
G. Hopkins 92,65
T. Henderson 59.93
J. Dabner 78.63
General Fund 1:6.23
P. McGee 2g,gg
SWIMMl44IING POOL Rn"VENUE BOND FN14D
Union Planters National Bank .~16,51:5.Bb
SGTIMrffNG POOL CONSTRUCTION FUND
Union Planters Bank of Memphis 25.00
FI'tEP~N TS PENSION & PWLIr"F FUND
T, H. P4cGough 50.00
Whit Murphy 175.00
'.JEST PfEI`SPfiIS LIBRARY FUND
New Method Book Bindery, Inc. 13.45
Upon vote, the Aldermen voted:
Yeas: Aldermen: Bollinger, David, Eden, Himes. Ray, Roleson, Sims, and Bledsoe.
Nays: None.
No further business appearing before the Council, motion was made by Alderman Bledsoe
and seconded by Aldermar. Roleson to adjourn. Upon vote. the voting was as Follows:
Yeas: Aldermen: Bollinger. David, Eden, Himes. Ray, Roleson, Sims. and Bledsoe.
Nays: Idone. /~ /1
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CITY K
AP'rROVED: JUNE 6. 1957