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STATE OF ALABA &
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COUNTY OF BALDIJIINT
The Mayor and City Councf-1 of the City of Fairhope
Labana, met in regular session at the City Hall in said city
on December 9, 19639 at the regular hour, 7:30 o'cloc',-, P.
On roll call the following were found to be present: .:ayor
Joe Schneider, and Councilmen Lester I. Boone, James E.
Gaston, Jr., William J. Nelson, Walter 0. Poser, and Richard
Spade_r; absent: None. The Mayor presided as chairman of the
meeting, and Marie :Moore, the City Clerh, who was also present,
acted as cler'-c of the meeting. The Mayor declared that a
quorur:, was present and the meeting open_ for the transaction of
business.
1,76tion by Councilman Poser seconded by Councilman
Gaston that the minutes of previous regular rceeting be
corrected to read as follows:
This being date set for opening bids on a, one ton
truce chassis for gas departner_t the following bids were
received:
{lumpp motor Company 2,026.00
Gaston Motor Company 11,992.00
.lotion carried.
This being date set for opening bids on PicI:up True.., --
the follow) ng bids were received.:
Klumpp ;:rotor Company `)1,gag. 50
Gaston 11otor Company '41, 591.95
Motion by Councilman Poser seconded by Councilman Boone that
the 'yids be evaluated by Mr. Dyson, City Superintendent, and
loT,, bid accepted. lotion carried.
The request for dance license at "The Ti,.irly Bird"
was rejected.
'r. Bailey and Is. Laccy reported on Daphne Gas
Coy;.- V o
T'otion by Councilman Nelson seconded by Councilman Boone that
City advertise for bids on Fire Truck according to specifica-
tions prepared by committee and presented_ at this meeting.
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Bids to be opened at regular meeting of January 13, 196�_
'otion carried.
Contract from United Gas Pipe Line Company was
referred to City Attorney and City Superintendent for study.
Notion by Councilman Boone seconded by Councilman Nelson that
the Mairor be instructed to sign contract with 74111iams and
Bouler for Street improvements on 7,1a.shington Drive and Pensacola
Avenue as per original bid. Ylotion by Councilman Poser that
the motion be tabled. Motion didd for lace of second. The
Mayor then called for a vote on Councilman Boone's Notion with
the following results: Voting for: Councilman Boone, Gaston,
Nelson and Spader. Voti.n against: 1�hyor Schneider and
Councilman Poser. !notion carried.
1'.otion by Councilman Gaston seconded by Councilman Spader
that the following Airport bills be approved for payment:
The A. 0. P. A. Pilot A26.40
Dixie Laboratories, Inc. 111.43
Williams Q Douler Co. 24685.70
Byrd L. Moore & Co. 740.58
?'otion carried.
Reverend Underwood representing the inisterial
Association met with the Council protesting action tad: -,en on
Fairhope Casino.
The following letter from the Official Board of
the Fairhope Methodist Church vaa.s read to the meeting.
Fairhope City Council
Fairhope, Alabama.
Gentlemen:
At its regular meeting Sunday night, December 1st, the
Official Board of the Fairhope Iflethodist Church voted, wit':zout
dissent, a vigorous protest to the action of the Fairhope City
Council in approving the request of Per. WadAh Hawie for a
license to sell.beer and/or liquor -in his proposed club at
the Pier Casino.
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The action of the Council is paxticularly unfortunate
because of the nearness of the Casino to the Big Pier and to
the public beach and park area which children, youth, and
farn.ily groups use constantly for recreation. It is felt that
city officials should exert every effort to maintain_ a thor-
ou3hly wholesome atmosphere in this area.
L en now we urge y-ou to do everything in your power to
eliminate the presence of alcoholic beverages there.
Sincerely,
sl marl G. Fisk
D.^r1 Fis?:, Acting i_rpan
of the Official Board,
Fairhope Methodist Church
Z :Donald Olds
Donald ld.s j Acting "Sec tar;
Of the Official Board, Fair-
ho-oe T?ethodist Church.
Totion by Councilman Nelson that the Business Adninistrator
be instructed to send to each taxpayer in the City a simplified
form of the City Audit. 110tion died for lack of second.
Notion by Councilman Poser seconded by Cou r, ilman Gaston that
Smith, Dukes and Buckalel-T be requested to furnish the City of
Fairhope a condensed sumtration of the City Audit to be published
In The Fairhope Courier. Upon being put to vote the following
vote was recorded: For: :eiayor Schneider, Councilmen: Boone,
Gaston, Poser and Spader. Against: Councilman Nelson. �4otj0n
carried.
fiotion by Councilman Poset seconded by Councilman Boone that
the regular meeting of December 23, 9 3 be 1 6 t
pos�1ooned until
January 11, 1964. notion carried.
1:?-"Or Schneider appointed Councilman Spader to the
Fairhope Planning Commission to replace Councilman Poser whose
term has expired.
The following Ordinance was introduced in writing by Councilman
Nelson:
3sG
ORDINANCE NO. / �J
AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE ISSUANCE
OF $135,000 PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF GENERAL
OBLIGATION PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT WARRANTS
TO.. PAY. THE COSTS OF IMPROVING STREETS
IN THE..GITY
BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and City Council
(herein together called f°the governing body") of the City
of Fairhope, Alabama (herein called "the city"), as fol-
lows: ,
Section 1. Findings Respecting Improvements.
The governing body of the city .as heretofore authorized
the construction of certain street improvements (the said
street improvements being herein together called "the
improvements") under the provisions of the cityts.Improve-
ment Ordinance No. 305 adopted and approved on June 10,
1963, as confirmed by a resolution adopted by the govern-
ing body on July 8, 1963 (said Improvement Ordinance No.
305 as so confirmed being herein called "the improvement
ordinance"). The governing body of the city has determined
and does hereby find and declare that the improvements
have not been completed; that the estimated cost to the
city of constructing the improvements will be in excess
of $135,000; that the estimated life of the improvements
will be in excess of ten years from the completion there-
of; that no securities have heretofore been issued by the
city to pay the cost of constructing the improvements or
any part thereof; and that it will be necessary for the
city to sell and issue the warrants hereinaf ter referred
to for the purpose of paying the costs of constructing
the improvements.
Section 2. Authorization of Warrants. Pursuant
to the applicable provisions of the constitution and laws
of the State of Alabama, including particularly Section
466 of Title 37 of the Code of Alabama of 1940, as amended,
and for,the purpose of providing funds with which to pay
the costs of constructing the improvements, there are
hereby authorized to be issued by the city one hundred
thirty-five (135) General Obligation Public Improvement
Warrants (herein called "the warrants") of the city in
the aggregate principal amount of $135,000, numbered from
1 to 135, inclusive, in the denomination of $1,000 each,
which shall be dated December 1, 1963, and shall mature
on December 1 in the following aggregate principal amounts
and years:
Warrant Numbers
Aggregate Principal
(both
inclusive)
year of Maturity
Amount Maturing
1
to
13
1964
$13,000
14
to
26
1965
.13,000
27
to
39
1966
13,000
40
to
52
1967
13,000
53
to
65
1968
13,000
66
to
79
1969
14,000
80
to
93
1970
14,000
94
to
107
1971
14,000
108
to
121
1972
14,000
122
to
135
1973
14,000
The warrants shall bear interest from their date until
their respective maturities at the rate of 3-1/2% per an-
num. Such interest shall be payable semiannually on June
1 and December 1 of each year until and at the respective
maturities of the warrants and shall be evidenced by semi-
annual interest coupons (herein called "the coupons') at-
tached to the warrants. The warrants and the coupons
shall bear interest after their respective maturities at
the rate of 6% per annum and shall be payable in lawful
money of the United States of America at the principal
office of First National Bank of Fairhope, Fairhope, Ala-
bama.
Section 3. Optional Redemption Provisions. The
warrants shall be subject to redemption and payment, prior
to their respective maturities, at the option of the city,
while the city is not in default in_payment of the prin-
cipal of or the interest on any of the warrants, on June
1, 1964, and on any interest payment date thereafter, in
their inverse numerical order, at and for -.a redemption
price, with respect to each such warrant redeemed, equal
to the face value thereof plus accrued interest thereon
to the date fixed for -redemption, provided however, that
no more than W,000 pr ncipal amount of warrants may be
so redeemed on _any interest payment date. Any- such re-
demption shall Ze effe tc ed in the following manner:
(a) The city by resolution of its govern-
ing body shall call for redemption on a stated
date when they are by their terms subject to
redemption warrants bearing stated numbers and
shall recite in said resolution that the city
is not in default in payment of the principal
of or the interest on any of the warrants.
(b) The city shall cause to be published
one time in a daily newspaper printed in the
English language and customarily published not
less than six days during each calendar week
in the City of Mobile, Alabama, a notice stat-
ing the numbers of the warrants so called for
redemption, stating that the warrants bearing
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such numbers will become due and payable on the
date specified at the redemption price herein
provided for (which shall be specified in said
notice) and that all interest thereon will cease
after said date. In the event there is no such
daily newspaper published in said City of Mobile
on the date on which such notice is directed in
such resolution to be given, then such notice
shall be so published one time in either a daily
newspaper printed in the English language or a
financial journal having general circulation and
published in the City of New York, New York.
Any such notice shall be published not less than
thirty days prior to the date fixed for such re-
demption.
(c) on or prior to the date fixed for re-
demption the city shall notify the bank at which
the warrants are payable of the city's compli-
ance with the requirements of paragraphs (a) and
(b) of this section and shall make available at
such bank the total redemption price of the war-
rants so called.
Upon compliance with the foregoing requirements on its part
contained in this section, and if the city is not on the
date fixed for any such redemption in default in payment
of the principal of or the interest on any of the warrants,
the warrants so called for redemption shall become due
and payable on the date so fixed for their redemption, and
interest thereon shall thereafter cease. No bank at which
the warrants are payable shall be required to pay any cou-
pon maturing on the redemption date which is applicable
to any warrant so called for redemption on such date unless
the warrant to which such coupon is applicable is also pre-
sented for payment; provided, that in the event any such
bank should pay any�such coupon without payment of the ap-
plicable warrant it shall not be liable to the holder of
such applicable warrant or to the city or to anyone whom-
soever; and provided further, that each such bank shall pay
such coupon out of the moneys supplied to it by the city
for such purpose if the holder thereof shall present evi-
dence satisfactory to such bank that such holder igthe own-
er of the coupon presented and is not the owner of the war-
rant to which such coupon is applicable.
Section 4. Execution and Registration of War-
rants. The warrants sfTa=e executed on behalf o e
city by the mayor, who shall cause the corporate seal of
the city to be affixed thereto, and the city clerk shall
attest the same by affixing her signature thereto. The
coupons shall be executed with a facsimile of the signature
of the mayor and shall be attested with a facsimile of the
signature of the city clerk, whose facsimile signatures shall
be valid in all respects as if they had signed the coupons
in person. The warrants and the coupons shall be registered
by the city treasurer, in the records maintained by her,
as claims against the city and the assessments specially
pledged therefor, which registration shall be made simul-
taneously with respect to all the warrants and the coupons.
Section 5. General Obligation and Special
Pledge. The warrants shall be general obligations of the
c t 'y, and, the full faith and credit of the city` are hereby
irrevocably pledged for payment of the principal thereof
and the interest thereon. As additional security for pay-
ment of the principal of and the interest on the warrants,
there are further hereby specially and irrevocably pledged
therefor all assessments that may Jhereaf_terge made against
the properties specially benefited by the improvements,
together with the proceeds from all such assessments, in-
cluding the proceeds from the sale or redemption of any
of said properties which may be sold by the city in en-
forcement of the liens of any such assessments, and all
liens which the city may at any time have on the properties
specially benefited by the improvements arising from the
levy of said assessments are hereby transferred and assigned
for the benefit of the holders of the warrants and the cou=
pons with power to enforce the same either at law or in
equity.
Section 6. Completion -of Improvements and Col-
lection of Assessments. The city will complete the con-
struction of t e mprovements pursuant to the provisions
of the improvement ordinance as promptly as may be feas-
ible hereafter. Upon completion of the improvements, the
__--> city will take such proceedings as may be .necessary__ or
appropriate to cause valid assessments to be made against
the properties specially benefited by the improvements,
all in the manner and to the extent provided by the im-
provement ordinance and the laws of Alabama. The city
will undertake to collect all assessments hereafter made
pursuant to the provisions of the improvement ordinance
and, in cases where the owner of any property subject to
any such assessment shall elect to pay such assessment
in installments in the manner authorized by the laws of
Alabama, the city agrees to collect any such installments
promptly as and when such installments become due and
payable. In the event that any such assessment or any
installment thereof shall remain unpaid _f_or_as J1,, as
one year after the same shall become due and payable,
the city thereupon will take all steps necessary to en-
force the lien of such assessment by sale of the property
against which such assessment was made. All proceeds col-
lected from the assessments hereafter made pursuant to
the improvement ordinance, including the proceeds of the
sale or redemption of any property that may be sold by
the city in enforcement of the lien of any of said assess-
ments, shall be deposited by the city from time to time
as collected in a special fund separate and apart from
all other funds of the city. Said special fund shall con-
stitute a trust fund for the benefit of the holders of the
warrants and the coupons and shall be used solely for the
payment thereof.
Section 7. Payment at Par. Each banking insti-
tution at which any of t e arrants shall at any time be
payable, by acceptance of its duties as,a paying agent
therefor, shall be considered to have agreed thereby with
the holders of the warrants and the coupons that, out of
the moneys supplied to it for that purpose, it will make
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all payments of the warrants and the coupons in bankable
funds at par and without deduction for exchange, fees or
expenses. The city agrees with the holders of the war-
rants and the coupons and with each such banking insti-
tution that it will pay all charges for exchange, fees
or expenses which may be made by any such paying agent
in the making of such payments at par in bankable funds.
Section 8. This Ordinance a Contract. The
provisions of this ordinance shall constitute a contract
between the city and each holder of the warrants and the
coupons.
Section 9. Severabilit . The various provisions
of this ordinance are hereby declared to be severable. In
the event any provisions hereof shall be held invalid by.a
court of competent jurisdiction such invalidity shall not
affect any other portion of this ordinance.
Section 10. Form of Warrants and Coupons. The
warrants and the coupons and the provisions for assignment
thereof shall be in substantially the following forms with
appropriate insertions and variations therein to conform
to the provisions hereof:
[Form of Warrant]
No. $1,000
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF ALABAMA
CITY OF FAIRHOPE
GENERAL OBLIGATION PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT WARRANT
The City of Fairhope, a municipal corporation
in the State of Alabama (herein called "the city"'), hereby
acknowledges that it is indebted to First National Bank
of Fairhope in the principal sum of
O N E T H O U S A N D D 0 L L A R S
and hereby orders and directs its city treasurer to pay
said principal sum to said First National Bank of Fairhope,
or assigns, on the 1st day of December, 19 .(unless this
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warrant has been duly called for redemption upon sur-
render hereof, with interest thereon from the date hereof
until the maturity hereof at the rate of 3-1/2% per annum,
payable semiannually on June 1 and December 1 of each
year until and at the maturity hereof upon presentation
and surrender of the appropriate interest coupons hereto
attached, as the same respectively become due. Both this
warrant and the said coupons shall be payable in lawful
money of the United States of America at the principal of-
fice of First National Bank of Fairhope, Fairhope, Alabama.
This warrant is one of a series -in the aggregate
principal amount of $135,000, of like tenor except for
their numbers and maturity dates, issued pursuant to the
applicable provisions of the constitution and laws of the
State of Alabama, including particularly Section 466 of
Title 37 of the Code of Alabama of 1940 and an ordinance
duly and legally adopted by the governing body of the
city, for the purpose of paying the costs of constructing
certain street improvements in and for the city. The in-
debtedness evidenced and ordered paid by this warrant. and
the coupons applicable hereto is a general obligation of
the city for payment of the principal of and the interest
on which the full faith and credit of the city have been
irrevocably pledged.
The warrants are subject to redemption and pay-
ment prior to their respective maturities at the option
of the city after notice published at least one time not
less than thirty days prior to the date fixed for redemp-
tion, in their inverse numerical order, on June 1, 1964,
and on any interest payment date thereafter, at and for
a redemption price, with respect to each such warrant re-
deemed, equal to the face value thereof plus accrued in-
terest thereon, provided however, that no more than $27,000
principal amount of warrants may be so redeemed on any
interest payment date.
It is hereby certified and recited that the in-
debtedness.evidenced and ordered paid by this warrant is
lawfully due without condition, abatement or offset of
any description; that this warrant has been registered
in the manner provided by law; that all conditions, ac-
tions and things required by the constitution and laws of
the State of Alabama to exist, be performed or happen pre-
cedent to and in the issuance of this warrant exist, have
been performed and have happened; and that the indebtedness
evidenced and ordered paid by this warrant, together with
all other indebtedness of the city, was at the time the
same was created and is now within every debt and other
limit prescribed by the constitution and laws of the State
of Alabama.
This warrant is nonnegotiable but is transfer-
able by assignment. Each taker, owner, purchaser or holder
hereof, by receiving or accepting this warrant or any in-
terest coupon, shall consent and agree and shall be estopped
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to deny: (1) that title to the coupons hereunto appertain-
ing may be transferred by delivery without the necessity
of a written assignment and that any person making such
delivery shall be deemed to have transferred to the per-
son to whom such delivery is made all his equities or
rights in the coupons so delivered; (2) that any person
in possession of any such coupon, regardless of the man-
ner in which he shall have acquired such possession, is
authorized to represent himself as the absolute owner
thereof and has the power and authority to transfer abso-
lute title thereto by delivery thereof to a bona fide pur-
chaser for value (present or antecedent) without notice
of prior defenses or equities or claims of ownership en-
forceable against his transferor or any person in the
chain of title and before the maturity thereof; and (3)
that whenever and so long as this warrant is assigned in
blank by written assignment by the original payee hereof
or by any subsequent assignee hereof in the chain of
title to whom written assignment is made, the city may
treat any person in possession of this warrant, regard-
less of how such possession may have been acquired and
regardless of the genuineness or effectiveness of any
assignment, as the absolute owner hereof for all pur-
poses, and payment to any such person shall discharge
all obligations hereunder.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the city has caused this
warrant to.be executed.and its official seal to be here-
to affixed by its mayor and has caused the same to be
attested by its city clerk, both of whom have hereunto sub-
scribed their signatures, has caused the annexed interest
coupons to be executed and attested with facsimiles of
the signatures of said officers, and has caused this war-
rant to be dated December 1, 1963.
Attest:
City Clerk
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CITY OF FAIRHOPE
By
Its Mayor
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[Form of Coupon]
Coupon
No.
$17.50
On the 1 s t day of , 19 ,
the City Treasurer of the City of Fairhope, A abama, is
ordered and directed to pay to the bearer hereof the sum
of Seventeen and 50/100 Dollars upon presentation and
surrender of this coupon -at the principal office of First
National Bank of Fairhope, Fairhope, Alabama. This cou-
pon represents six months' interest that will become due
on said date on, and is a part of and subject to the pro-
visions contained in, the General Obligation Public Im-
provement Warrant of the City of Fairhope, Alabama, dated
December 1, 1963, No. .
Attest: Mayor
City Clerk
[Form of Assignment]
For value received, this warrant and the moneys
ordered paid thereby are hereby transferred and assigned,
without recourse or warranties, to
Following the maturity date of each coupon due on
and after December 1, 1964, there shall be inserted the
following:
"(unless the warrant to which this cou-
pon is applicable shall have been duly
called for prior payment),"
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Section 11. Sale of Warrants. The warrants
shall be and hereby are sold and awarded to First National
Bank of Fairhope at and for a purchase price equal to
$135,000 plus accrued interest on the warrants to the
date of their delivery. The mayor and the city treasurer
are hereby authorized and directed to deliver the warrants
to said purchaser upon payment to the city of the said pur-
chase price therefor. The proceeds from the sale of the
warrants shall be used only for the purpose for which they
are herein authorized to be issued.
Adopted and approved this gth day of December,
1963.
Mayor
Authenticated:
City Clerk
Alderman'0 moved that unanimous consent be
given for immediate consideration of and action on said
ordinance, which motion was seconded by Alderman%,
and, upon the motion being put to vote, the following vote
was recorded: Yeas: Mayor Schneider and Aldermen Boone,
Gaston, Nelson, Poser and Spader; Nays: None. The mayor
thereupon declared that the motion for unanimous consent
for the%immediate consideration of and action on said ordi-
nance had been unanimously carried. Alderman
thereupon moved that the said ordinance e finally adopted,
which motion was seconded by Alderman = , and,
upon the motion being put to vote, the following vote was
recorded: Yeas: Mayor Schneider and Aldermen Boone, Gaston,
Nelson, Poser and Spader; Nays: None. The mayor thereupon
announced that the motion for adoption of said ordinance
had been unanimously carried.
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Motion by Councilman Poser seconded by Councilman Nelson
that the following bills be approlred for pa.irment. Motion
cars_ i ed..
GENERAL
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M & S Service Station
4.42
Rudy's Automotive Gen. 10.84, Fire 48.15
58.99
Sears Roebuc'.:
47.40
May P.Iachinery Co.
32.18
Southern Auto Parts
20.46
Turner Supply Co. --Fire
51.4.5
Nix & Fleming Gen. 58.69, Office 16.69
75.38
Fairhope Hardware
27.00
Foley Tractor Co.
16.27
Fairhope Welding
5.50
Lunsford Sign Service
5.00
W. S. Darley & Company --Fire
71.70
Fuel Oil Supply
42.50
Griffin Motor Supply
75.91
*Klumpp Motor Co. Gen. 3.52, Police 23,82
27.34
Gaston Motor Co. Police .75, Sts. 2.04
2.79
Material Sales
2.97
Threadgill Body Shop
10,15
Ray Brooks Machinery
77.02
Gulf City Body & Trailer Works -- Fire
125.00
American City Diagazine
6.18
Daphne Jr. High. T. A.
20.00
Virgil Herston -- Police
20.00
Smith, Dukes & Buckalew
4.50.00
Ebb Tide (Prisoner's meals)
L6.53
SipreneIs
2.66
Julwin's " "
1.60
Trailway Oil Company -- Police
59-91
Standard Oil Company
645.02
Reynolds Firestone -- Police
34 yy�
McXean Hardware - Gen. 4.32, Fire 1.15
Busy Bee Garage
1�.00.47
City Larket
Walter Hidde Gen. 194-70, Fire 13.75
5. "�1
208.45
Western Auto - Police
1.66
Bidgood Stationer
2.90
Standard Equipment Co.
18.10
Coastal Concrete
.1
John R. Cowley & Bro., Inc.
36.0
Radcliff 11aterials
36,00
Joe Schneider & Son, Inc.
225.00
Burroughs Corp.
111.60
'IcCain Uniform
34.25
Cadden Adv. Agency - Police
60.00
Maury Ins. Agency
24.8.59
Lynn Card Company
10.00
W. S. Darley & Company
68, 70
Fairhope Laundry - Police
LL,L.5
Fairhope Courier
73.21
Waller Brothers
22.43
Sargent - Sowell, Inc. - Fire
7.72
Total
ELECLRIC
Victory Electric Co, 215.60
Rudy's Automotive
Service Products Co. 116:771
Southern Auto Parts 1.29
Hatfield & Co. 795•48
Nix & Fleming 151.90
Temple & Son Electric Co. 40.27
F. A. Eruse 91.50
Gaston Motor Co. 8.09
Riviera Utilities 10.9 ��44-.23
Smith, Du
Rdes & BuckaleTAT 450.00
.Reynolds Firestone 9-*%43
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Standard Equipment Co.
Maury Ins. Agency
Poser Printing Co.
GAS
Marine Specialty Company
Hand's Welding & Machine Slop
Foley Tractor Co.
Dafis IMeter eU Supply
Material Sales
Merchants National Bank Trustee
Smith, Dukes & Buckalew
Auburn Machine Works
Standard Equipment Co.
United Gas
i:aury Ins. Agency
WATER & SEWER
Chicago Pump Co.
F. 'i. Ross & Co .
Rudy's Automotive
Southern Auto Parts
Fairhope hardware
Material Sales
Neptune Meter Co.
McXesson & Robbins
Terchants Nat'l Bank Trustee
Smith, Durres & Buckalew
City Narket
Western Auto
Standard Equipment Co.
Coastal Concrete Co.
14aury Ins. Agency
Western Lumber & Supply
Smith, Dukes & Buckalew
Gas, W & 6
warrants
REC3EATION
7.00
147.4o
35.00
215.60
506.62
?3.16
a0.13
3.4o
15000.00
450.00
8.07
311.39
3, 15
51,62
/(,,ee,9-1`f
1,17�.97
•95
23.95
26.05
1.09
81.05
412.50
400.00
4.98
364.77
120. 2
74.52
9.33, 9 7
Total
Totals
Total
6.95
50.00
$1/, , %�_ Total
It was duly lmoved and seconded that the meeting adjourn. Potion
carried.
Attest : /-
City Clerk
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