September 17, 1959
I+?lTNir,S OF RcGTJT~',R i•~TIPiG OF TI-L CITY COUI?CI'i. OF TIC CITY OF ;+IEST MEt~~PHIS, ARKI:IVSAS,
__- -- I~LD 4T_TI~~~AL1 TN ~A C;.TY_ GLL I~ 17Th DAY. of sr^.r~rrt~:R~i 9K. 9,_ am l:nn "_ri. - -
On the 17th day of September, 1959, the Council of the City of 'lest N?emp?,is,
Arkansas, met in the City Hall in said City in regular session. The meeting was
called to order at 3:00 oiclock P, M, by the Mayor, and on the roll call the
follouring members of the Council were found to be present:
Aldermen: R. H. Ray, Jr., L. E. F.olesnr, Y. G. Sims, 0, I. Bollinger,
B. J. Da~~ d, Sob 'den, and. City Attorney W, H. Dillahunty,
Absent: Aldermen: James Bledsoe and J. E. :fi me s.
It being determined. a quorum was rresent, the following proceedings were had
to-wit:
Minutes of Council ~?eetin~ or September ~, 1959, were approved as read.
A committee from American Legion Fost No. Lt12 of 'nest Memphis appeared before the
Council to request permission to sponsor a carnival at 13th and Polk on October 12 thru
17th, the carnival being owned and operated by Midway of ?Mirth Carnival with the proceeds
or net profits to be used for building activities of the Legion. After discussion, motion
was made by Alderman Ray: That the permit for the carnival be granted upon the owner
securing proper license. The motion was seconded by Alderman Bollinger, and the following
vote was recorded:
Ayea: Aldermen: Ray, Roleson, Sims, Bollinger, David, Eden.
Nays : IJone .
The following Petition was presented:
PETITIOId TO RE7,Oi+iE
Comes WII.LIP.M L. JO?irTSON CO,, INC. and for its Petition herein states:
That the petitioner is the owner of property within the City of ~dest Memphis lying
in Southcrest subdivision which is now zoned as residential property;
That the property e med by the petitioner in Southcrest Subdivision is of value for
commercial and industrial use; that the sale of such property for industrial sites is
directly affected by the present zoning ordinances covering the same; that the rezoning
of Southcrest Subdivision as a Class "F" or Light Industrial District will 3irectly
benefit the petitioner, the property affected and the City of ~dest Memphis; that such
property is described as follows:
All of Southcrest Subdivision except Lots M through S,
inclusive, in Block B and Lots A through D, inclusive,
in Bloclc C.
:dFIGREFORE, petitioner prays that this petition be granted and a copy thereof, as
approved, be transmitted to the City Council in order that notice may be published and a
hearing provided in order that all interested parties may make known their objections, if
any, in connection with the rezoning of such prcperty.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM L. JOHNSOid CO,, INC.
DY HALE & FOGLEMluN
BY: /S/ JAMES C. HALE
Attorneys
Mayor Price informed the Co+.u:cil the Planning Commission on September 10th had recommended
the rezoning. After discussion, motion was made by Alderman Roleson: That a hearing be
held by the Council on the 15th day of October, 1959, 3:00 P, M., and that the City Clerk
give notice of such hearing by publication for not less than one week, the notice to state
the name of the petitioner, the description of the property sought to be rezoned and
advising all persons that may have any interest therein that the Council will hear and
determine whether or not such property should be rezoned as "F" Light Industrial property.
The motion was seconded by Alderman David, and the following vote was recorded:
Ayes: Aldermen: Ray, Roleson, Sims, Bollinger, David, Eden.
Nays: None.
The follo-vring Petition was also presented:
nFmrmrrnT mn nnrnmc
Comes WILLIAM L. JOHNSON CO., IS1C, dnd for its Petition to the City Council of the
City of West Memphis, states:
That the petitioner, being the owner of property within the City of 'nest Mempki.s,
plats of which were caused to be filed for record as provided by law setting out and showing
thereon certain streets; that such streets reflected on the plats so filed have not been
actually used by the public as streets for a period of five ([) years, and
That the petitioner herein is the owner of all of the lots abutting upon said
streets sought to be vacated; that there is filed with this Petition a photostatic
copy o£ the portion of the plat heretofore filed in the Office of the Circuit Court
Clerk and.Ex-Officio P.ecorder which shows the streets sought to be vacated together
with the lot and block numbers of each lot abutting upon the street here sought to
be vacated.
The petitioner would respectfully show that the property owned by it in the
territory affected by this Petition is of value for commercial and industrial use; that
the sale of such property for indudtria7. site is directly affected by the same being cut
into small tracts and parcels by such streets; that the vacating o~ such streets would
perrrdt the arranging of proper industrial sites that would directly benefit the property
affected and likewise be beneficial to the development of the City of West Memphis;
Wt:::P.Er"ORF,, petitioner prays that the filing of this petition be considered as its
written consent as the abutting owner along said streets and respectfully asks that the
City Council by Resolution fix a day for the hearing of this Petition and that the City
Clerk be required to give notice of such meeting by publication once a week for two
consecutive weeks, the notice as required by law, and that upon proper hearing before the
Council the streets hereinafter designated be declared vacated, to-wit:
All of First Street lying between Blocks C and D and E and F of the Southcrest
Subdivision
and
All of Arkansas Avenue and all of Mississippi Avenue (not heretofore closed.) in the
George T, fiendal Second. Addition to the City of West iemphis as per plat of record
in Plat Book 1 at Page 258 of the Records o£ CMttenden County.
Respectfully submitted,
W7ZLIAIy; L. JOHNSON CG, 7IdC.
BY HALE & FOGLEMAN
BY: /S/ JAI•~S C. HALE
Attorneys
The Council was infosted the Fl.anning Commission recommends the streets be vacated in
accordance with Petition. Motion was made by Alderman Eden: That, Whereas,
William L. Johnson Co., Inc. has filed. a Petition in proper form asking that certain
streets be r•acated and has petitioned the Council to fix a day for hearing and give
legal notice thereof, that such petition shall be heard on the 15th day of October,
1°59, at 3:00 F.M., and that the City Clerk give notice of such meeting by publication
once a week For two consecutive weeks, his notice stating the name of the petitioner, the
names of the streets, or portions thereof, sought to be vacated. and advising all persons
that may have any interest therein that the Council will hear and determine whether or not
the streets names shall be vacated. The motion was seconded by Alderman Ray, and the
£olloxind vote was recorded:
Ayes: Aldermen: Ray, Rolesor., Sims, Bollinger, David, and Eden.
Nays: None.
Rev. Dan Robinson o£ the First Methodist Church presented- the following Petition:
PETITION
TO THE MEh;BERS OF TF~ CITY COLTDTCL•
WEST I~MFHIS, ARKANSAS
Gentlemen:
We the undersigned residents of the city of Tdest Memphis are in complete agreement that
one of the outstanding needs of our city is a well equipped and properly run. I~iunicipal
Airport ,
We have been given to understand that all o£ the facilities now being operated as
Bower. Flying Service are, or world be, available to the city on a temporary basis until
such time as a permanent Municipal Port could be arranged for. The only consideration
necessary to this arrangment being that the city provide for the employment of a full
time operator of the Unicorn, and the regular mowing of the runways.
We, therefore, respectfully petition the City Council to give its most serious
consideration to the feasibility o£ this or some other adeouate arr~.ngment as soor_ as
possible in order that business enterprises that. use planes as a medium of travel may-
find proper accomodations here.
Dar. R. Robinson
James M. Bledsoe
W. L. Barbour, Jr.
J. C. McCaa, Sr.
J, C. Johnson
Boyce Johnson
Duane E. Hancock
B. J. Lambert Jr,
Taylor Claiborne
Julian H. ~logel
Respectfully submitted
Jack ?d. F.ich
kobert A, hielhorn
M. D. Currie, Jr.
Frank Robertson
Taylor D, Buntin Jr.
M, Dacus
J. N.. Earney
Elton Itianning
Paul ianni ng
H. L. Manning
~C~
'd. 0. Hyler
?Iarold 0. Themes
Burrell H, Fair
Joseph ?~:ooney, Jr.
Cliff aein
Bill;,r Joe Felty
D, B, Alder
Raymon H. Cecil
H, B, _rice
J. ~, Tennison
W. C, Hill
J. D. Burnett
D, Neal
vilton ;J. Deneke
:red ?~, Owen
A, H. ust
rT. B, Sawyer
T, C. Bailey
Basil Edwards
Trairs Williams
3. G. iletayas
Jornyn Alyn Smith
E. J. Vogel
Burton ?7. Reneger
Robert ~, Trlilkinson
W. n. I;:gram
H. J. David
?d, R, Seaton
J. A. Johnson
Donald ',d, Iia11
P7. M. Johnson
G, ?. Schoettle
J. G. Rainer
Carl P, Burns
P.ev. Robinson informed the Council of the need for adequate airport accomodations for
West '?emphis, also that Mrs. Joe Borrea has offered to be lull time employee at the
airport for the City for the sum of X250,00 per month plus gas concession. Iayor Price
appointed committee of Aldermen Roleson and Eden and City Attorney Dillahunty to work
with Reverend Fobinson and report at next Council I~ieeting.
The follorrazg letter was presented:
Honorable :Mayor H. B, Price, and
'?em'cers of 'nest :4emphis City Council
West '4emphis, Arkansas
Gentlemen:
Septambei• 2, 1959
Several months ago you appointed me one of the members of the hest •iemphis Public
Housing authority.
Since that time I have been serving on this committee, but at this time I feel I
should resign, so I am asking you to please accept my resin ation as of this data.
I would like to thank each of you for selecting me as one of the commissioners,
and if I can be cf any further help to you please feel free to call on me,
Very truly yours,
~S~ itIRBY LEGGE^1T
CC: Nir. Roy'nT. `!orley, Chairman
I20 E. Broadway
West Memphis, Ax'ri,
Motion was made by Alderman David: That resignation of irby Leggett from the Housing
Authority be accepted, The motion was seconded by Alderman Eden, and the following vote
was recorded:
Ayes; Aldermen; Bay, Roleson, Sins, Bollinger, David, and Eden.
Drays: Nona.
P4ayor Price informed the Co±mcil Ns. R, ?. •lorley, Chairman of the '.lest Memphis
Public H using Authority; ha3 stated the i°:embers of the Authority had unanimously,
recommended the appointment o£ ~Ir. Aubry Spear, No other recommendations being presented,
motion was made by Alderman Hay: That I+TS. Aubry Spear be appointed as Commissioner of the
Public Housing Authority to serve the unexpired term of iiirby Leggett. The motion was.
seconded by Alderman Bollinger, and the following vote was recorded:
Ayes: Aldermen: Ray, Roleson, Sims, Bollinger, David, and ,den.
`Jays: None.
City Attorney Dillahunty was reonested to write :`ns. Leggett of the acceptance of his
resignation and appreciation o£ his work with the Public Housing Authority.
Building application of R. L. Goodman to build a trailer park For 10 to 12 units at
South Avalon and Rainer was presented, After discussion, motion was made by Alderman Ray:
That the application be referred to the Planning Commission. The motion was seconded by
Alderman David, and the folloting vote was recorded:
Ayes: Aldermen: Ray, Roleson, Sims, Bollinger, David, and Eden.
Nays: None
Accounts payable £or August, 1959, were submitted as follows:
General Fund w8, 567.05
Health Clinic 97.97
Street Improvement 3,613.46
Swim Pool 54$.72
West Afemphis Public Library 405.50
After consideration, motion was made by Alderman Roleson: That the accounts payable for
August, 1959, be approved as presented and filed, and authori:,e, ratify, and/or confirm
payment of the following:
GENERAL FUIPJ: GEPIERAL FUP?D - COPiTIIdU~'D
?ins. T. Claiborne $2,000.00 L, McCulley X162,67
H. Price 44.81 L'. Romines 213.34
Director of Internal Rev. 1,678,30 S, Smith 138,67
n, Hopper 30.00 J. Sparkman 138.67
J, Rubens 450,00 L. Slritzer 138.67
E. Anderson 223.81 W, Thompson 154.57
S, Berryhill 138.55 K. Tullos 111b.67
T, Burkhart 153.20 Ii, ?lard 162.67
C. Ca_^p~nter 157.20 L. Warrington 133.34
W. Darby 173.18 L• Enmon 112.75
0, Kirkdoffer 153.20 D, Robinson 85.50
J. Landrum 15?.2G ~~. Wallace 143.00
M. Lewis 162,53 J. Douglas 115.50
A. acKay 162,53 Zi. Scott 90.10
A. Mills 138,55 ?'7. Hund'nausen 1.19.30
J. Moore 153.20 C. DeGra`f 43.64
Ii, Nichols 13e.55 H• ?rice x00.00
E. Powers 153.20 C. DeGraff 50.00
0, Rushing 157.20 F• Gwen 50.00
J. Scott 153.20 =•• Rai' $0.00
R. Simmons 153.20 J. Bledsoe 5G. 00
T. Williams 133,2?_ L, Roleson 50.00
Sd. Harris 105.75 0, Bollinger 50.00
E. Hale 99.88 R, Eden 5G.00
Zd. Hili 90.53 D, David 50.00
W, idilson 90.53 J. Himes 50.00
0. Ca_+~er 70,1~i Y. Sims SG.GG
C. 1•".osley 102,50 1i, Dillahunty 300.00
J. .*icCuller 40,80 S, Smith 1?5.00
J. Fulliuam 44,63 F., Eierr 125.OG
W. Gan_naway 87.98 B• P9a3• 75.00
R. Jordan. 94,35 Harris 75.00
T, Mosley 103.0 E. Rubens 312.50
J, Watson 97.33 J, Hillencamp 44.60
R. Nelson 83,30 G. Hopper ll1.70
A. Nolan 83.30 ~'. Ellison 170.00
J. Nelson 83.30 Id, Perrine 200.00
E. Lee 103.95 C. FIamptor. 300.00
F. Jones 98,18 Stacy 30.00
A, Brown $8,10 A. Hodges 27.60
H. Granger 88,40 PIs's• G• Lehr 75.00
T. Robertson 88.40 H, Holland-Ideals I,!t84.7C
W, Burt 82.45 H, Holland 420.00
C. Hampton 300, nn J, Allen 145.OG
S. Smith 175.00 C. Bassett 170.00
R. Herr 125.00 I}'. ~-lungs 1115.00
J. Harris 75.00 C Brewer 125,00
B, May 100.00 C • B3n'd 152.50
G. Hopper 81.25 J. Franchere, Jr. 137.50
B. Holland 50,00 Graves 170.00
?4, Perrine 200.00 --• Ja_rmar 170.00
B Elliion 170.00 B. Keen 152.50
J, Mallory 140,00 J ?oorc 15z5G
J, PSailor3- 37.50 ?•. McCulley 152.50
A, Hodges 27. CC ~:. Rornines 200.00
?Iawi:ins Equipment 500,00 S, Smith 130.00
J. Allen 154.57 J. Sparkman 130.00
C. Bassett 181.34 - • St:^ tzer ~G. GG
TrT, & pings 154.57 ~f; • Thompson 1!:5.00
C, Brewer 13.3.34 =~• Tullos 137.50
C Byrd 162,67 21. Sdard 152.5G
Franchere, Jr.
~ 1L1-<,67 L. Warrington 125.00
C
haves
• 181.34 E. Anderson, 210.00
Jarman 181, i4 S• Berr~-hi11 1,3G.00
B, Keen 162,57 T• BLUrl:hart 143.y^
J. Pioore 162.67 '0• Carpenter 147.50
GENERAL FUIQD - CONT]IvJF~ STREET L•PR0'JEI/I;NT FUND
4J. Daruy X162,50 Internal 3?ev. w259.00
86
7v
0. Hatton 177.50 E. Arnold .
98
104
C. Ki_rkdoffer 143.75 T. Robertsor. •-
104
98
J• I,an~,,~ 7.47.50 ?^i. ~rJilliams .
93
50
P., Lewi s 152.5^ C, Blount .
88
83
,•
A. ::c3ay 152.50
00
130 G. Horkins
R. Wardlo~,r ,
129.20
A, Nblls
J. Moore, Jr, .
143.75
D. Dabrer
8.85
6
25
89
K, ilichols 130,00
7113.75 I-d• Williams
S. Gibsor_ .
98.60
C. Powers
Rushing
C ]117.50 C, Piley 105,83
.
J, Scott 7.i-13.75 G. Ferguson 150.00
42
7
3
R. Simmons 143.75 C. Ferguson -
.
-
11
2
35
T. Williams 125.00 G, Burkhart .
1
C
126J
S~J. Pi, Fire Dept. 12.00
245.00 J Kelley
T. Jchnson .
135.85
~• Anderson
T. Buntin 4.00 :~:. P.ushing 12.00
4
65
C, M, Hospital 5.00 2rkansas Democrat
t
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d .
1
135.53
Curtis P.utomotice 43.74
6
19 s
ro
uc
Asphal
Chapman Chemical ,
16.50
Douglas Typewriter Co.
Esso Standard Oil ,
2,352.80 Choctaw Inc 19•x0
0
51
Fire Protection Dept. 12.00 Delta Ice Co. .,
75
74
Farmers Supply 27.19
20
20 Farmers Hardware
Garrison Ready-Ncx .
46.35
PYnley Electric
Garrett Hardware .
18.60 Hawkins Equir;ment
` 217.69
88
98
Goodyear Service Stcr° 11?.61 ,anning Lbr.
P
'
G .
77
347
Hamilton Clinic 6.00 raves-?+icCaa
.ay- .
45
07
Haw}~.ns Ee-pt, 11.30 Pfiemphi s Piachine .
52
63
Independent Linen
C 6.33
31
73 Niotor Supply
Ozbvrn-Abston Co, .
36.34
o.
Johnson Auto
Motor Co.
Holland .
11.78 J. A. Riggs Tractor 11.60
,
ins .,ene_ator Service
Higg_. r r 29.18 Russell. Tractor Co. 56.63
10
16
I•Iay Plwnbing ~•5n
71
43 A. J. Thomas, Inc.
~Ja17in_nickey & Rich .
13.39
Meriwether Apothecary 1.
65
36 4J. M, Machine Shop 30.75
P4ay-Graves-i~IcCaa
Pills P4orris Co. .
2.67 C, V, Gocd:.r n, Sheri £f 380.51
110
58
I:oter Supply Inc. 32.84 T• Pobertson, Sr. .
°0
98
*tunicipal Year Book 10.00 E Arnold
T .
80
91
P4cCaa Chevrolet Co. S0.6C. .I, iilliams .
98
60
?national Disin>~'ectant Co. 119.33 ?J. Burt .
90
115
Orldn Exterminating 20.00 C. Riley .
08
93
Ozbu=n-Abston Co. 45.18 C. Blownt .
18
98
Rerengton Rand 18.46
80
25 G. Hopl^:ins
Wardlow .
~
1.20. _F
Sam Saig & Sons .
13
85 .%. Dabner 87•,5
Spalding Tire Co. .
45
3 ?~J, Williams 97.33
Spotts Drug Store
Southwestern Bell Telephone .
394.98
S. Gibson K
9~• 3
6
93
W. Thurmond & Sons 7.50 R. Baker .
7
160
30
T loo Paper Co.
~ 19.41 ~. Ke=1y
T. Johnsen .
135.85
Tropical Paint Co. 106
19 G. Ferguson 164.25
S• C. Toof & Co.
Walker Fire Protection .
10.50
G, Burb:Y.art
135.85
135
85
Wallin-Dickey & Rich 33.25
63
9 C. Ferguson.
H• Warren .
225.00
W. Pi. Scrap rcn Co.
W, M. Tourist Court .
2.00 Business Pien~s Assurance 63.26
!^J, P:, Veterinary Hospital 73.50
White Rose Laundry Cleaners 83.76
Wolf Tailoring 31.5G SCSI°; POOL FLrID
American Bar Foundation 4.75
05
7
?5
Internal Rev.
X122,90
:ti'. Harris .
.
99.88 W. Black 53.75
E, Hale
Hill
W 88.83 C• Dunavent 88.37
.
S~J. 'rdilson 88.83 D• Easley 62.12
85
5;
C. Carter 88.83 H. P°atchell •
C. ilosley
' 105.30 B, Bunch
D. ..tron 22.50
, McCuller
~
_ 25
89 F. Goodfellow 15.00
f
• Pulliuam .
85
2, 24.00
tiJ, Gannaway
^'. Jordan .
95,20 I. Wowell
W 23.5.`?
00
35
T. Alosley 103.05
33
87 B,
hite
B, Loftin .
30.50
J. Watson ,
87.13 D. Poole 28,00
R. Nelson 8"
13 L, Vose 24.00
c, Nolan. .
R 1~
~. Bllsby
175•GG
J. A?elsen 105.30 J. Cooper
00.00
1
E. Lee 99
4 ;• y~.tlocY. 27.00
F. Jones ,
o
8
87 n, Chambers 16.50
A. Bronco .,
08
87 H. 'r_ortor. 42.50
H. Gran er
g ,
qR
.
98 J. Williams 17.50
T. Robertson .,
20
127 i1'. Bruce 71j.00
L. Enmon .
47
50 Farmers Hardware 2.35
D. Robinscn .
o
5n Ideal Chemical 255.18
J. Douglas •
v'
83 McKay P1•ambing 330.35
S P
arker
E. Wallace •
-
151.00
Shes^+n_r. Williams Co.
B
30.40
64
?7
P1. SCOtt, ter. 83.30 eil
Southwestern .
6 C5
7
Business iien~s Pssurance 382.79
00
15 S. Tool
~rJallin-Dickey & Rich 59.39
Dale Hopper
Klindworth Insurance .
1,1;.49.70 %J. N„ Wholesa7a Grocery 21.65
00
115
I?lindworth Insurance 23S.76 :J, B1acY .
S~T~: POOI FTJf?D - COIvTT1ti~iTED WEST hr,S,PHIS PUBLIC IIBP.AI?I
C. Dunavent x95.00 Internal Rev. x1.70
D. Easley 85.00 Associated Libraries 8C.15
B, Bunch 25.00 Baker & Taylor Co. 12.38
D, Strong 17.50 H, R, Ranting Co. 1'6.83
G. Easley 57.50 Memphis News 13.00
I Powell 15,75 Iiew Method Bool; Bindery >a7•L3
B, Wever 112.00 Random House Inc. 85.90
B. White 15,00 Southwestern Bell 22,77
B. Loftin 211.OG 1"i. W, fIightshce 9S. 00
D. Poole 28,25 !', crazier 90.00
L. Vose 311.75 E. Wilkinson 65.00
P, S,aF:osa 2!1.00 A. Tarver 21.50
t:. Busby 175.00 B, Masterson lO.OC
J. Cooper 100.00 Iirs. ~. Kennedy 30.00
^:, Whitlock 25.50 Ifirs. W. Elliott 711.00
E, Chambers 13.50 Mrs. D, A, Dallas 111.00
H. Horton 67.$0 Business I•ien's Assurance 711,52
F%.EP:~N'S FEI?SIGN & RE:.IEF FUPTD
14, Murphy >175.00
0, Ba7.1 5C.00
Bank of ~aTest Memphis 2,995.51
The motior. was seconded by Alderman Eden, and the following vote was recorded:
Ayes: Aldermen: Ray, Roleson, Sims, Bollinger, David, Eden.
?days: None,
Statements of the City of West Memphis for January through August, 1959, were distributed to
the Council
Piayor Price informed the Council the 1959 Budget being the first budget prepared for the
City it has now been ascertained that several transfers of funds should be made and appropriations
are also needed as f ollo:,*s
Transfer of x500,00 from A2 Account to PS3 Building Expense. Motion was made by Alderman Eden:
That the transfer of x500.00 be approved, The motion was secorrted by Alderman Roleson, and the
following vote was recorded:
Ayes: Aldermen: Ray, Roleson, Sims, Bollinger, David., Eden.
Nays: None.
Additional. appropriation is needed. for Recreation Department as appropriation of x5,000 had
been made and expenses amounted to x5,207.79. Motion was made by Alderman Bollinger: That an
appropriation of x207.79 be made to Recreation Department, Motior. was seconded by Alderman
Roleson, and the following vote was recorded:
Ayes: Aldermen: Ray, Roleson, Sims, Bollinger, David, Eden.
Nays: None.
Additional appropriation of x3,000 for meals for prisoners in City Jail. I•Iotion was made by
Alderman Ray: That the sum of x3,000 additional be appropriated for meals for the prisoners,
Motion was seconded by Alderman David; and the following vote was recorded:
Ayes: Aldermen: F.ay, Roleson, Sims, Bollinger, David, Eden.
A~ays : None .
Fire Department - transfer of x155,00 from accounts F-a volunteers to Building Expense F-7
also transfer o£ a1~Lt1;.16 from office expense account F4-5 to Building Expense, and an
additional appropriation of x1100.00 for Account F-7. Appropriation of ,1300.00 to account
F-3, Equipment Account. 4fter discussion, motion was made by Alderman Ray that the transfers
and appropriations for the Fire Department be approved., notion was seconded. by Aldermar, Sin:~s,
and the following vote was recorded:
Ares: Aldermen: Rag, Roleson, Sims, Bollinger, David, Eden.
Nays : None ,
The I~,"ayor informed the Council additional appropriation will be needed at a later date for
Swimming Fool Account, Alderman Ray brought to the Council's attention a cash register being
used at the Swimming Fool is his property and is being lent to the City. A13er~an Ray wanted. the
record to reflect that the eq,iipment did net belong tc the City.
There being no further business to come before the meeting, alderman Ray moved. the meeting
adjouffi, which motion was duly seconded. by Alderman Roleson, and the £ollotring vote was recorded:
Ayes: Aldermen: Ray, Roleson, Sims, Bollinger, David, Eden,
Nays : Clone , j "~
The ?Iayor thereupon declared. the meeting adjoulmed. ~ ~ _
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ATTEST: ~~~.
;,~P~RGVED: Orm^yB 1. i9jG