November 20, 1958~~
MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF TAE CITY COUNCIL OF TF~ CITY OF WEST t~MPHIS,
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On the 20th day of November, 1958, the City Council of the City of West Memphis,
Arkansas, met in the City Ha11 in said City in regular session. The meeting was
called to order at 3:00 olclock, P,M, by the Mayor, and on the roll call the following
members of the Council were found to be present:
tlessrs. James Bledsoe, 0, I, Bollinger, B, J, David, Bob Eden, R, H, Ray, Jr,,
L, E, Roleson, and Y, G, Elms; and City Attorney Atlee Harris.
Absent: Mr, J, E. Dimes.
It being determined a quorum was present, the following proceedings were had
to-wit:
The following resolution was introduced by Mr. R, H, gay, Jr., who moved its
adoption:
RESOLUTION N0, 211
A RESOLUTIONI DECLARING THE NEED FCfft. A HOUSING
AUTHORITY IN THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS,
ARKANSAS.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL ~ THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS:
THAT the City Council of the City of West Memphis, Arkansas, hereby determines,
finds and declares, in pursuance of the "Housing Authorities Act" o£ the State of
Arkansas, that:
1. Insanitary and unsafe inhabited dwelling accommodations
exist in the City of West Memphis, Arkansas; and
2. There is a shortage of safe and sanitary dwelling accommodations
is the City of West Memphis, Arkansas, available to families of low income
at rentals they can afford; and
3. There is need for a Housing Authority in the City of Weat Memphis,
Arkansas; and
4. The Mayor of the City of West Memphis, Arkansas, be promptly
notified of the adoption of this resolution; and
5. The Mayor be and he hereby is directed to file in the office of
the City Clsrk of the City of West Memphis, Arkansas, the necessary
certificate evidencing the appointment of the Commissioners and designation
of the first Chairman of the Housing Authority, pursuant to Section 5 of the
°Hovsing Authorities Act" of the State o£ Arkansas; and
6. Said shortage of safe and sanitary dwelling accommodations in the
City of West Memphis, Arkansas, at rents which persons of low income can
afford, compels such persons to occupy overcrowded and congested dwelling
accommodations; that the aforesaid conditions cause an increase in and
spread of disease a:d crime and constitute an emergency; that it is
necessary for the preservation of the public peace, health and safety that
this resolution become effective without delay, and, therefore, the same
shall take effect and be in force iamiediately upon its adoption.
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The motion to adopt said resolution was seconded by Mr. James Bledsoe, and
upon roll call the following voted:
Yeas Messrs. James Bledsoe, 0, I, Bollinger, H. J. David, Bob Eden, R, H, Ray, Jr,,
L, E. Roleson, and Y. G. Sims.
Nay: Messrs. (None)
Thereupon the Mayor declared said resolution duly adopted and passed.
Mr, B. J, David then moved that said Resolution No, 211 go into effect
immediately, as provided in Section 6 thereof, which Section was then read in full.
The motion was seconded by Mr. Roleson and thereupon the Mayor put the question on
the adoption of said motion, and upon roll call the following noted
Yea: Messrs. James Bledsoe, 0, I. Bollinger, B, J. David, Bob Eden, R, H, Ray, Jr .,
L, E. Roleson, and Y. G. Sims.
Nay: Messrs. (None)
Whereupon the Mayor stated that said motion had received the affirmative vote
of more than two-thirds of the Council and declared the same du]y adopted.
The Mayor of the City of West Memphis being present at the meeting was
thereupon notified of the adoption of the said resolution.
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Mayor Price announced pursuant to the provisions of Section 5 of the "Housing
Authorities Act" of the State of Arkansas, approved on the Twenty-Third day of
March, 1937, and by virtue of his office as Mayor he hereby appointed the five (5)
persons hereinafter named to serve as Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the
City of West Plemphis, Arkansas, each of whom is a resident of this City and none of
the designated Commissioners are an officer or employee of the City:
Roy R. Morley
J. 0, Spotts
A, L, Hammett
Kirby Leggett
Leonard Warden, Sr,
A public drawing was held as to number of years to be served by each Commissioner, and
the terms drawn were as follows:
A, L. Hammett, One Year
Roy R, Morley, Two Years
J, 0, Stotts, Three Years
Leonard Warden, Sr., Four Years
Kirby Leggett, Five Years
Roy R, Morley was desigaatediyM,ayor Price as the first Chairman of the Housing Authority of
the City of West Memphis.
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An ordinance entitled "An Ordinance To Authorize Levying Qf Additional Costs In
Convictions For Public Drunkenness And Driving Under The Influence of Intoxicants"
read the first time on October 16th and the second reading on November 6th was read the
third time. After discussion, motion was made by Alderman Ray and seconded by
Alderman David: That the ordinance as read be adopted, Upon vote, the voting was as
follows:
Yea: Messrs. James Bledsoe, 0, I. Bollinger, B, J. David, Bob Eden, R, H. Ray, Jr,,
L, E. Ro]ssor., and Y. G. Sims,
Nary: Messrs. (None)
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 of the City. The ordinance read as follows:
ORDINANCE NO, 359
AN ORDINANCE TO AUTH~.IZE IEVPING OF ADDITIONAL COSTS IN COIIVICTIONS FOR PUBLIC
DRUNKENNESS AND DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF INTOXICANTS,
BE IT ORDAIINED BY TAE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS:
SECTION 1. That under the authority of Section 6 and Section 15 of Act 60 of the
1927 Acts of the General Assembly of Arkansas, as amended by pct 27$ of the 1951 Acts
of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas, there shall be after the passage of
this ordinance assessed and taxed as costs, in addition to such costs as now are or
may hereafter be provided by law, in the Municipal Court of West i~temphis, Arkansas,
against all persons who are convicted on a charge of public drunkenness, r~1.00; and
against all persons convicted on a charge of driving while under the influence of
intoxitCBnts, $5,00.
SECTION 2. The Municipal Court of West Memphis is directed to tax said costs in
all such cases arising under violation of City Ordinances or State Laws, and costs so
collected shall be kept in a separate account by the Municipal Court Clerk and City
Treasurer and accounted for at the same time and in the same manner as other Court costs.
SECTION 3, Costs collected under this Ordinance shall be paid into a fund to be
used in the purchase, maintenance, and operation of equipment designed to test the fact
and degree of intoxication of persons arrested on charges of public drunkenness or
driving while under the influence of intoxicants.
The surplus, if any, after accomplishment of the above purpose, may be used in
defraying any other legitimate administrative expense of the Court,
SECTION Lt, It is the finding of the City Council of the City of West Memphis,
Arkansas, that some scientific means of determination of the fact and degraa of
inta~d cation is necessary to the administration of justice in cases where drunkenness
is an element of the offense, and such cases have increased appreciab]y in the recent
past and this Ordinance is necessary to the administration of 3ustice and for the
preservation of the public safety and welfare,
SECTION 5. Ordinances In Conflict Herewith Repealed:
All ordinances or parts o£ Ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed,
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An ordinance entitled ~~An Ordinance Inco orating The Northeast Quarter (NE,-~)
of Section Eleven (11), Southeast Quarter {SE~ Of Section Eleven (11) Lying North
and West Of The Center Line Of Ten Mile Bayou, Northeast Quarter (NE 3 ) Of Section
Fourteen (11t) Lying North And West Of The Center Line OP Ten Mils Bayou, All In
Township Six (6) North, Range Eight (8) East; And That Part Of The Southwest Quarter
(3r74) Of Section Eleven (11 ), Township Six (6) Piorth, Range Eight (8) East Described
As Follows: Beginning At A Point Where The East Line Of Said Section Eleven (11)
Itttersects The North Right-Of :Jay Line Of Highway 70, Thence West Along The North
Right-Of_Way Line Of Said Highway 70 Fifty ($Or) Feet To A Point, Thence North
Parallel With The East Line OP Said Section Eleven (11) Eight Hundred Seventy-Two
(872 r) Feet To A Point, Thence East Parallel With Said North Right_0£-Way Line Cd
Said FiLghway 70 Fifty (50r) Feet To A Point On The East Line Of Said Section Eleven
(11 ), Thence South Along Said East Line Of Said Section Eleven (11} Eight Hundred
Seventy-TwoC(872 r) Feet To The Point Of Beginning, To The City Of West Memphis,
Crittenden ourrty, Arkansas read the first time on October 2, 1958, was presented for
second reading. Motion was made by Alderman 5den and seconded by Alderman Ray: That
the ordinance not be brought up for second reading at this time. Upon vote, the voting
was as follows:
Yea: A4essrs. James Bledsoe, 0. I. Bollinger, B. J. David, Bob Eden, R. H. Ray, Jr.,
L. E. Roleson, and Y, G, Sims,
Nay: Messrs. (None)
Alderman Bledsoe introduced an ordinance entitled "Ordinance To Repeal Ordinance
Nos. 300 and 301 Of The City Of West Memphis, Arkansas, Passed And Approved On April 3,
1955, and April 19, 1955, Respectively," which was read in full by Alderman Roleson.
Alderman Eden then moved that the rule requiring the reading in full of an
ordinance on three different days be dispensed with. The motion was seconded by
Alderman Bollinger, and on the roll being called the voting was as follows:
Yea: Messrs. James Bledsoe, 0. I, Bollinger, B. J. David, Bob Eden, R, H. Raq, Jr.,
L. E. Roleson, and y, G. Sims.
Nay: Messrs. (None)
The Mayor declared that more than two-thirds of the members composing the Council
had voted in favor of the motion to suspend the rule and that it was carried.
Alderman Sims then moved that the ordinance as read be adopted. This motion was duly
seconded by Alderman David, and on the roll being called the voting was as follows:
Yea: Messrs. James Bledsoe, 0. I. Bollinger, H, J. David, Bob Eden, R. H. Ray, Jr .,
L. E. R9.eson, and Y. G. Sims.
Nay: Messrs. (None)
The Mayor declared that the ordinance had been adopted, and then called attention
to the fact that Section 2, the emergency section, moat be adopted upon a separate roll
call in order to be effective,
AldermaaRay then read Section 2 again, Alderman Bledsoe moved that Section 2 be
adopted. This motion was duly seconded by Alderman Roleson, and on roll call the
following voted:
Yea: Messrs. James Bledsoe, 0. I. Bollinger, B, J. David, Bob Eden, R, H. Ray, Jr.,
L. E, Roleson, and Y. G. Sims.
Nay: Messrs. (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 real as follows:
ORDINANCE N0. 360
ORDINANCE TO REPEAL ORDINANCE NOS. 300 AND 301 OF THE CITY OF WEST MEMPFffS, ARKANSAS,
PASSED AND APPROVED ON APRIL 3, 1955 AND APRIL 19, 1855, RESPECTIVELY,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL, OF THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS:
SECTION 1. ORDINANCES REPEALED; That Ordinance No. 300 and Ordinance No. 301, be,
and the same are hereby repealed.
SECTION 2. EMERGENCY CLAUSE: It being determined that these Ordinances above
referred to, of the City of West Memphis should be repealed and this Ordinance being
necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health and the safety
of the citizens of West Memphis, an emergency is hereby declared to exist and this
Ordinance shall take effect and be in full force and effect from and after its
passage and approval.
Mayor Price informed the Council the Arkansas Municipal League Meeting would be
held in Hot Springs, Arkansas, on November 24, 1958, and requested the members of the
Council to contact him for reservations.
An edi.toral recent]y published in the Crittenden County Times was presented and
read, whereupon motion was made by Alderman Roleson and seconded by Alderman Bledsoe:
That the same be made a part of the minutes. Upon vote, the voting was as follows:
Yea: Messrs. James Bledsoe, 0. I, Bollinger, B. J, David, Bob Eden, R, H. Ray, Jr.,
L. E. Roleson, and Y, G. Sims,
Nay: Masers. (None)
The editoral read as follows:
WE DEDICATED A LIBRARY
Sunday was an important day in the history of West Memphis.
That~s when West Memphis new city library was officially dedicated and
appropriate ceremonies were arranged for the accasion.
West Memphis has witnessed almost unprecedented growth in the past few years
and it hae been a ma3or problem to keep services and cultural growth in pace with
that of the population. The library has been a victim of the expanding population
in years past. It has been moved from one place to another and been more or lass
a step-child of the community because it always seemed the space occupied by the
library was needed more urgently for something else.
That situation no longer exists. The library now has a permanent home and
one that West Memphians can point to with pride as "our library."
Those who have worked so diligently to make this a reality and those who have
administered our city finances i.n such a manner as to make it possible deserve
praise from our citizenry for their efforts.
Its another progressive achievement for our town.
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Mayor Price informed the Council there should be some changes made in the
proposed ordinance for compensation from the gas company for operation in West Memphis.
After discussion, motion was made by Alderman Bollinger and seconded by Alderman Bledsoe:
That City Attorney Atlee Harris be authorized to contact the Attorney for the Midsouth
Gas Company as to possible changes to be made in the proposed ordinance. Upon vote, the
noting was as follows:
Yea: Messrs. James Bledsoe, 0, I, Bollinger, B, J, David, Bob Eden, R. H, Ray, Jr.,
L. E, Roleson, and Y. G. :aims.
Nay: Messrs. (None)
Mayor Price recommended to the Council that Harry F, Dodge, Certified Public
Accountant of West Memphis, be employed as auditor for the entire city accounting for
the year 1959 aia the same fee basis as is presently being paid. After discussion,
motion was made by Alderman Bollinger and seconded by Alderman Bledsoe: That
Harry F, Dodge be employed as Auditor for the City of West Memphis for 1959. Upon
vote, the voting was as follows:
Yea: Masers. James Bledsoe, 0, I. Bollinger, B. J. David, Bob Eden, R. H, Rays Jr.,
L, E. Roleson, and Y, G. Sims.
Nay: Messrs. (None)
Mayor Price informed the Council after conferring with Board of Trustees of the
West Memphis Public Library he recommended the appointment of Mrs, F, E. Denson to fill
the unexpired term of Cecil U. Edmonds, who had resigned on November 6, 1958. After
discussion, motion was made by Alderman Roleson and seconded by Alderman David: That
Mrs. F. E. Denson be appointed as a member of Board of Trustees of the West Memphis
Public Library in accordance with Ordinance No, 311-t of the Ordinances of the City of
West Memphis. Upon vote, the noting was as follows:
Yea: Messrs. James Bledsoe, 0. I. Bollinger, B. J, David, Hob Eden, R. H, Ray, Jr .,
L. E, Roleson, and Y. G. Sims.
Nay: Messrs. (None)
Accounts payable for October, 1958, were presented as follows:
General Fund "~8,31~2.9l~
Street Improvement 5,226.38
West Memphis Igbrary 2,309.93
After diseneaion, motion was made by Alderman Roleson end seconded by Alderman Sims:
That the Accounts Payable as presented be approved and authorize, ratify, and/or confirm
payment of the following:
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GENERAL FUND GEP?ERAL FUND _ CONTINUED
Director of Intexmal Revenues $1,304.40 J. Harris X75
00
C, F, Smith, Jr. 5.00 B, May .
125.00
g, Go]rlstein 5.00 G. Hopper 81.25
W, K. Ingram Construction Co. 825.00 W. Perrino 200.00
S, Hill, Jr. 261.12 J. Howell 300.00
L, E. Sanders Co. 403.00 B. El]ison 170.00
L. E. Sanders Co. 718.80 J. Mallory 1lt0.00
W. E. Scarbrough 97.00 J. Mallory 37,50
Matthews Glass & Glazing 500.00 A. Hodges 22.00
L. E. Seeders Co. 95.00 A, Jones 80.00
R, T, Abernathy 1,350.00 E. Anderson 187.50
Ark, State Treasurer 1,814.27 S, Berryhill 75.00
Southwestern Bell Telephone 341,52 T. Bur'_thart 130.00
Swimming Pool Maintenance Fund 2,700.00 0. Carpenter ]25.00
Batesville Concrete Block Co. 306.50 W. Darby 145.00
Crittenden Memorial Hospital 15.00 L. Harrell 1,30.00
Curtis Automotive Devices 4.74 0. Hatton 155.00
Crittenden Courtly Times 189.83 W, Kaplan ].30.00
Cr ittenden County Times 1.29 0, Kirkdo££er 130.00
Crittenden Insurance Co. 182.95 J. Landrum 230.00
Choctaw, Inc. 18.31 J, Lewis 130.00
Dixie Disinfectant 29.75 A. McKay 135.00
Delta Ice Co, $6.65 J. Moore 1,30.00
Eden Pontiac Co. 25,46 C, Powers 130.00
Esso Standard Oil 1,397.54 O. Rushing 1,30.00
Farmers Supply Co, 11.35 S. Russell ],30.00
Finley Electric Co, 66,11 J, Scott ],30.00
Garrett Hardware 23.81 R. Simmons 1.30.00
Hamilton Clinic 17.00 W. Harris 103.05
Gordon Holloway 27,21 E, Hale 97.33
Independent Linean 7.24 W, Hill 87,13
Jones Two-way Radio Service $0,00 W, Millar 79.90
Johnson Auto 18.49 S, Gibson 87.13
Kay Surgical Inc. 23.03 C. Mosley 103.05
Klindworth Insurance Agency 227,04 J. McCullar 97.33
Logan- Lesh Communications 7.77 J. Pul]iuam 87,13
McCaa Chevrolet Co, 67,60 W, Gannaway 87.13
McKay Plumbing Co. 22.50 R. Jordan 87.13
'fir. L. P. McKeowen 4.00 T. Mosley 104.40
Magnolia Products Co, 93.08 J. Watson 97,33
Matthews Glass 6,45 E. Hill 91.80
May-Graves-McGee 87.44 A, Nolan 98.600
May Plumbing and Heating 26.80 A, Jenlfl.ns 88.40
Meriwether Apothecary 44.56 E, Lee 103.05
Bills-Morris Co, 25.39 L. Dawson 97.33
Orkin Exterminating 12.00 A. Brown 87.13
Ozburn-Abston & Co, 103.19 H, Granger 87.13
pure Oil Co, 26.90 W. Wilson ]1t.45
Ray's Electric 2,78 J. Conwell 11,.45
Sam Saig and Sons 30.70 J. Nelson 88.40
Saunders Lawnmower Shop 10.34 F. Jones 87,13
Spalding Tire Co, 18.16 C. Sample 1.70
Tayloe Paper Co, 9,75 R. Baker 78.20
Tri-State Iron Works 3,001,82 S, Parker 93.50
C. J. Upton & Co. 71.45 C. Ferguson 104.00
U, s, Pencil co, 13,15 K. Wal]ace 55.50
IInion Planters National Bank 25.00 J. Harlow 534.00
W. D1. Gin and Supply 25.00 Finley Electric 1,201.36
U1, M, Electric Motor 77.38 Southwestern Bell 24,59
Welders Supply Co. 12.97 MidSouth Gas 66,08
W. M, Toggesy 41.15 H. Hopkins 15.00
W, M, Machine Shop 6.50 H. Price 400.00
W. M. Tourist Court 6.00 C, Degraff 50,00
W, M, Veterinary Hospital 31.60 F. Owen 50.00
Wallin-Dickey & Rich Lbr. 1 844,70 R, Ray, Jr. 50.00
J. Allen 730.00 J. Bledsoe 50,.00
C. Bassett 7.55.00 L. Roleson 50.00
?d, Bi1li.ngs ]30.00 0, I. Bollinger 50.00
C, Byrd 135.00 R. Eden 50.00
V, L. Cagle 125,00 B, J, Davld 50.00
C, Graves 155.00 J. Himes 50,00
E, Jarman 13$,00 Y, Sims 50.00
B. Keen 130,00 A. Harris 300.00
J. Moore ]30.00 S, Smith 175.00
L, McCulley 135.00 R. Herr 725,00
V, Romines 167.50 J. Harris 75.00
J. Sparkman 725.00 E. Rubens 312.50
D, Steven 130.00 J. Hi7lencamp 179.96
L. Sur7.tzer 725.00 B. M~}* 125.00
W. Thompson 7.25,00 G. Hopper 81.25
22, 'rlard 130,00 H. Holland - Meals 960.05
K, Tullos 125.00 H, Holland 375.00
S, Smith 175.00 J, Alen 7,30.00
R, Herr ]25.00 C. Bassett 155.00
J. Harris 75.00 W. Bil]ings ].30,00
GENERAL FUND _ CONTINUED GENERAL FUND _ CONTINUED
C. Byrd X135.00 Independent Linen Service ~r5
66
C. Graves
E. Jarmaa 155,00
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135 Johnson Auto Co. ,
24.66
B. Keen .
130
00 Jones Two-Way Radio 62.90
J, Moore .
130
00 Kay Surgical Inc, 70.07
L, McCulley
V
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1.35.00 Logan-Lash Comm.
D, Lavi
gne, Inc. 61.09
15.40
,
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J• Sparkman 167.50
125.00 McCaa Chevrolet 31.49
D, Steven 130
00 Kt
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L. Skritzer .
125
00 Mar
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Petro
wn 20,64
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W. Th .
125.00 May, Graves, McCaa
May Pl.umbin Co.
g 229.05
50
33
M, Ward
V. Cagle 130,00
125
00 Meriwether Apothecary .
57.31
K. Tullos .
125 00 Pferiwether Apothecary 2.83
J, Howell
300
00 Mills-Morris Co. 1.38
B. 3Ellison .
170
00 Orkin Exterminating Co, 12,00
M. Hightshoe
F
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90.00 Ozburn-Abston Co,
Feoples Merc. Co, 199.13
33.65
,
raz
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. Perrine 100,50
200.00 Rays Electric
Russell Tractor 35.36
8
20
G. Lehr
T. Stacy 75.00
00
30 Sam Sai .
A, Hodges .
22
00 Spalding Tire 40,03
E, B derson .
187
50 Spotts Drug Store 1,33
S, erryhill .
100.00 Standard parts
Tayloe Paper Co. 1.70
71
93
T. Burkhart
0, Carpenter 130.00
125
00 Texas Co, .
36.38
W Darby .
1115
00 A. J, Thomas, Inc, 21+.61
L, Harrell .
130
00 United Insurance Agency 71.116
0, Hatton .
00
155 W. M, Laundry Cleaner $3.33
W. Kaplan .
130.00 W, M, Machine Shop
W, M. Toggery 29.11
8G
444
0, Kirkdoffer
J. Landrum 130,00
130
00 W, A4. Tourist Court ,
1,50
J. Levels ,
130
00 4T. M. Veterinary Hospital 23.00
A• McKa
4 ,
00
135 W. M, Wholesale Grocery 7.50
.
J. Moore .
130
00 4Tray Williams Blue Print 46.76
C. Powers .
130,00 Wallin-Dickey & Rich
Wallin-Dickey & Rich 551.69
38
53
0, Rushing ]30,00 .
S. Russell ]30.00
J, Scott
R, Simmons 130,00
130.00 STREET I4h'ROVEMEPTT FUND
W, M, Fire Dept.
W. Harris 24.00
1
60
11 Director Internal Rev. ~u153.70
E. Hale .
.
105
1
0 Ark. State Treasurer 502.39
W, Hill .
1
94
35 Choctaw, ]X~c. 25.86
W. Miller .
39
95 Dacus Lbr. Co, 9.19
R. Baker .
94.55 Delta Seed Corp.
Esso Standard Oil 11.33
290
93
C. Mosley
J. McCullar 111.60
10$.40 St. Louis, San Francisco RR .
878,49
J. Pulliaum
94
35 Hawkins Eqpt. 56.99
W. Gannaway .
94
35 Holland Motor Co, ll.32
R. Jordan .
94.35 H, Jonson
NcCaa Chev. 15.45
32
22
T. Mosley
J. Watson 111.60
105
x!0 M~*-Craves-NcCaa ,
321.82
E, Hill, .
94
35 Nlills-Morris Co. 2,61
A, Nolen .
94.35 Motor Parts South
Ozbvrn-Abston Co, 19.61
57,14
A. Jenkias 111.115 Peoples Merc. Co, 53.39
E. Lee
F, Jones 111.60
94
35 Rays Electric Co, 54,32
L. Dawson .
104.98 J. A. Riggs Tractor Co.
Wallin-Dickey & Rich 58.88
6
00
A• Brown
H, Granger 94.35
94.3$ W. M. Welding Shop
G
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uso ,
41.76
J. Nelson
79.90 .
g
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G, Burkhart 155.90
104
25
W. Wilson 39.95 J. Kelley .
1
39.64
a. Parker 109.23 H. Rushing ,
178.86
C. Ferguson
K. Wallace 111.00
82.00
M. Kemp
J
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157:49
Business Menus Assurance
322.68 .
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g, R~y,y~yng 200.00
6
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W, M, Industrial Fund 67.00 E. Arnold ,
87
1
3
Northwestern University Traffic Inst.19.59
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i M. 4Ti11iams ,
,
87,13
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nt and Glass Col 22,ID5 T, Robertson 87
13
Ark, Supply Co. 61.10 C. Blount ,
96
48
Broadway furniture Co. 2,87 G, Hopkins .
63
95
Certified Products
Choctaw
Inc, 32.14
709
88 R. Wardlow .
98.20
,
Crittenden County Times .
7,00 J, Dabner
A, Jefferson 79.90
60
98
Crittenden County Times
Delta Ice Co. 204,04
41
20 W. Williams .
95.20
Eden Pontiac Co.
Esao Standard Oil Co. .
1.05
1
397.56 C, Riley
Bank of West Memphis 90.10
1,733.33
Farmers Supply Ce, ,
9
74 G. Ferguson 150.00
Garrett Hardware .
12,63 G, guz•)~ t
J, Kelley 100.00
60
137
Hamilton Clinic
Higgins Generator Service 7.00
7.16 H, Rushing .
188.09
Holland Motor Co,
377.37 M. Kemp
J. Warren 163.10
200.00
STREET IMPROVEMENT FUND _ CONT.
E. Arnold X94.35
M. Williams 94.35
T, Robertson 94.35
C. Blount 95.20
G. Hopkins 95.20
R. Wardlow 95.20
J, Dabner 94.35
A, Jefferson 100,30
W. Williams 91.38
C, Riley 111.78
S, Gibson 98,60
W. M. Industrial Fund 17.00
Business Men's Assurance 67.52
Esso Standard Oil 194.08
Farmers Hardware Co. 23.08
Hawlflns Eqvipt. 311.41
King Chemical Co. 41.18
Lehman-Roberts Co. 158,28
May-Graves-MeCaa 611.33
Memphis Stone & Gravel 488,10
J. A. Riggs 6.20
St. Francis Material 281.97
Wallin, Dickey and Rich 63.97
FIItEMEN~S PENSION & RELIEF
A. M, Armstrong
W, Murphy
SWIPE POOL MAINT. & OPERATION
Director of Internal Rev. X94.10
Ark, State Treasurer 217,84
Ideal Chemical Go, 484.59
McKay Plumbing 92.82
Shelby Electric 28.72
W. M, Wholesale Grocery 55.65
Wallace & Tiernan Inc. 21.50
WEST T~MPHIS LIBRARY FUND
Gaylord Bros. X68,80
McGraw-Hill Book Co. 26.58
-anion Planters Bank and Trust 3, 269.40
~SIdIT~SING POOL RESERVE BODTD SINKING FUND)
Upon vote, the voting was as follotas;
Yea: Messrs, James Bledsoe, 0, I, Bollinger, B, J, David, Bob Eden, R. H. Ray, Jr .,
L. E. Roleson, and °, G. SS.ms.
Nay: Messrs. (None)
S`v73.99
175.00
No further business appearing before the Council, motion was made by Alderman Bledsoe
and seconded by Alderman David to adjourn, Upon vote, the voting was as follows:
Yea: Messrs. James Bledsoe, 0, I. Bollinger, B. J. David, Bob Eden, R. H, Ray, Jr .,
L, E. Roleson, and Y, G. Sims.
Nay: Messrs. (None) ~ )
"~' MAYOR
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APPROVED: DECEMBER 4, 195p