HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - Regular - 4/19/1926April 19, 1926.
Commission met in regular adjourned session at 3:30 1.M. on April 19th with
Mayor Pink L. Parrish, Commissioners J.O. Jones, B.W. Blair, i.S. Posey, J.H.
Hankins, Attorney E.L. Kle.tt and A.B. Davis, City Manager.
A motion by Mr. Posey, seconded by Mr. Jones prevailed that the accounts
below be approved and ordered paid:
H.F. England
Dutch Manor
Tom Walton
Frank Rarlick
Hardy Woulard
Jess Bartley
Art Kilpatrick
Gary Hard
Lee Frod
C.C. Smith
T.A. Williams
Roy McCravy
Francisco Garcia
Roy IVMcCravy
M.H. Benson
Barbara Moods
R.F. Bayless,Agt.
S.F. Smith
Southwest Bell Tel. Co.
Jno. L. Vaughn, P.M.
+Vestern Union
J.B. Malts
J.L. Houses
N.B. Allison
S.E. Barnett
Ira Carmi nchel
R.M. rofff
E.W. Owens
H.C. Hardy
T.T. Taylor
TLW. Taylor
C.E. Davis
I.H. Me Kaughan
T.I. Taylor
T.I. Brock
T.I. Brock
H.V. Robertson & Co.
Street Labor
$22.40
Street Labor
25.00
Street Labor
16.80
Street Labor
19.20
Water Labor
19.20
'hater Labor
16.80
Pater Labor
16.80
Nater -uabor
16.80
Water Labor
19.20
Light Labor
21.75
Li,tht Labor
21.00
Lipaht Labor
3.20
Sewer Labor
14.40
Sewer Labor
22.40
Office work
11.57
Stenographie
25.00
Frt. Gerieral Electric
8.48
Refund Light Deposit
2.50
Telephone
69.35
Stamis-three rolls
30.09
Services '
8.63
Hauling trash-15
loads
18.75
Hauling trash-20
loads
25.00
Hauling trash-18
loads
22.50
Healing trash-14
loads
17.50
Haulin¢ trash- 8
loads
10.00
Hauling trash- 7
loads
8.75
Hauling trash-18
loads
22.50
Hauling trash- 8
loads
10.00
Hauling trash-11
loads
13.75
Hauling trash-11
loads
13.75
Hauling trash- 8
loads
10.00
Hauling trash- 8
loads
10.010
Hauling trash- 8
loads
IZ,50
Hauling trash- 3
loads
3.75
3 days checking wagons
8.40
4eekly audit
1
287.05.
A motion by Mr. Jones, seconded by 1.9r. Posey, carried that Hawley & Roberts
be paid their statement of $679.82 as follows: - from the water bond account
-$503.96 and from the sewer bond account $175.86.
A motion by Mr. Jones, seconded by Mr. Hankins, carried that the matter
of alley paving to be paid for by property owners according to the City's
specifications be tabled.
A petition that lights be placed in the alleys was read by the Mayor,
upon which a motion by Mr. Jones, seconded by Mr. Fa ey, prevailed that the
matter be tabled.
City M,.nager Dads was instructed to write the Elgin Street aweeper
Company that the warrant previously issued them would be paid just as soon
as possible.
RESOLUTION
It appearing to the Commission after investigation and upon consultation
with Harry N. Roberts that there is of record, in Volume Y , rage �.
of the Llinutes of the City Commission a contract purporting to have been
executed on the part of the Cith with Hawley & 'Roberts, as City Engineers,
employing the said firm to design and sulm rvise the construction of sewer,
water and paving, and the Commission finding that the City did not en¢a�re
said firm to superintend the paving or promise them &he fee therefor, or
authorize any one to enter into a contract with regard thereto, and it -
further appearing that the Commission did not know such contract was of record
until recently, and that there was no authority therefor, the Commission here
and now declares that upon a motion by Mr. Blair, seconded by Mr. Jones,
carried unanimously that said purported contract was not entered into and
riot bin ing and the Commission hereby cancels and annuls said record and
purported contract, and orders s&.me stricken from the records.
---�' Motion by Lir. Hankins , seconded by l.'Ir. z osey prevailed that: -
Be it hereby ordered thU.t no light, power, water, sewer, service, material
or other thing of value be furnished directly or lmdirectly, by the City to
any person, firm, corporation, or official or employee of the City, except
at the same rate and upon the same terms as furnished to others.