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STATE OF ALABAjA
GOULr T`_,' OF BAL9.7I1�T
The T ov,n Council of the Town of Fairhope met in
re .ulcer session at the Town. Hall Tue^day April 10,
1945 at 7:30 ?'. `. -7ith th.e followinZ members -ore-sent:
27o:,iard Ru e, 77ayor, Councilmen: J. T-. Bennett, C. A.
Ge,ston, 'i. P. Kanner, 7. 0. K-eble and J. 0. ;timpson.
Thti minute, of the previous re,-zlar meetin;;-were
"1�?}1", oved _ r eE d.
The follo:Frinf, bill, s•tere ^llo-ed:
Probate JudEe, Geri.
36.70
;ITo.-)ile Electric Garage, Gen.
9.34
Du -Brock Laundry, Gen.
.56
,rebb & I7aters, Gen.
43.00
;.`c'siean Paint 8- HardT?are, Gen.
.15
Phil's Cafeteria, Gen.
13.20
Sherrill Oil Company, Gen.
39.21
Fairhope Department Store, Gen.
.98
Fairhope Coal & Supply, Gen.
7.40
Burrou&h xddine Yach inc Go, Gen.
2.25
Milder Rind free Oil Company, Gen.
31•�30
Gac-ton 11rotor Co., Gen.
35.01
Electro Rust -proofing Co, W & S
534.00
I< cl:ean Paint , Hardware, 1,7 & S
•33
May. Supply Compaq,,, W & S
17.21
Fairhope Coal Supply , W & S
29.15
Klapp Notor Company, Ili S
1.55
Klumpp 1111otor Company, Elec.
2.45
New Sanitary 1''arYet, 3lec.
.75
., McKean Paint Ha.rdc.,a-re, Elea.
3.82
Wilder RinZ Free Oil Co., Elac.
93.90
7.fatthe,,- s Electric Supply, Elec.
211.83
Turner Supply C o7:n�a_ny, Elea.
47.03
Pairbar3cs, 11!orge °� Com rany, Elec.
74.97
aston T'otor Company, Elec.
8.44
Price Furniture Go., Elec.
6.10
Payroll for month of ISarch,1945.
lior:a.rd Ruse, ay
Elec. 75.00
W 1 S 25.00
Gen. 50.00
R. 0. Yohn, Gen.
187.50
Theresa Lazzari, Gen.
102.50
J. H. Titus, Gen.
137.50
E. D. Swift, Gen,
96.00
J. H. Arnold, Gen.
150.00
Raymond Stapleton, It! lee
187.50
J. P. Bailey, Elec.
137.50
.i-arvin Nichols, Elea.
167.68
Ozie Freeman, rlec.
67.68
yarl Howes, Blec.
125.00
. zaaos Wanner, 3lec.
115.00
George Dyson, 17 & S
187.50
W. G. Beebe, Gen.
50.00
r- ' '
Payroll continued:
Councilmen:
J. li. Bennett
C. A. Gaston
H. F. Kanper
W. 0. Keeble
.. C. Stimpson
Road Department
.slater ^: Se7�;rer
Electric Department
Donations
820.09
75.00
275.03
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
Public School
Elec.
34.05
W & S
5.40
Public Library
Elec
4.56
W x S
ti.00
Or*anic School
Elec.
37.60
71 & S
6.30
Wharf Lights
8.47
Country Club
Elec.
1.11
i 3c.
Elec.
3.93
W & S
7.50
Councilman C. A.
Gaston offered the follovring
resolution
the same hPving
been read T«as considered by the
Council,
Councilman J. H.
Bennett moved its adortion, Councilman
"i. 0. Keeble seconded
the motion, and upon roll
call
the resolution was unanimously adorted exce-nt
the Itayor
not voting, such
resolution being in vrords -and
fiEures
a s follows:
.v E]KF.AS, it has become apparent to the Town Council
of the Town of y'airhore that the adminigtr<�,tive business of
of the Town has drown to such an extent that it is not
rractic=al nor possible for the Uayor to �- ttend to all the
administrative needs of the To-vin on the ;part time and
limited salary -provided in the etatuteg and
`Tfi;t AS, the statutes nrovidinf- for a City 71anaoer
arc not anr-licable to the Tovan of ra.irhope, therefore
B IT ?�SQL� D that the Town Council of the Town
of Fairhone consider netitioninm the Le -islature of the
State of Alabama for a special act ; ivin-7 the TozRm
Council of the Town of Fairnope leLral authority to
employ its I<iEz�ror to serve as its City' Tana er, each act to
contain giAstantially the -provisions of Article 2 of
Title 37 of the 1940 Code of the State of Alabama.
It was duly moved and seconded that the meetin, adjourn.
;:.Lotion carried.
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