1942 - the City of Newnan

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Newnan, Georgia, January 5, 194~
Call meeting of City Council held on above date 3 o'clock P. M.
with Mayor Smith presiding.
Aldermen present, C. W. Farmer, G. C. Polk, T. G. Ware, H. S.
Johnson, R. P. Parks, also City Attorney Sanders.
Aldermen, absent, F. W. Stripling, R. B. HUbbard, Jr., and
A. P. Mann.
Minutes of regular meeting of December 15, were read, and on
motion were adopted.
The following accounts against the City of Newnan for the month
of December were read and on motion were ordered paid. For record"see Warrant Book 3621 to 3665 inclusive.
Report of City Clerk for the month of December was read and on
motion was adopted and was as follows:
Received from
Received from
Received from
Received from
Received from
Received from
Received "from
Received from
Received from
Received from
Received from
Received from
Received from
Received from
Property Tax--Current Year
Property Tax--Prior Years
Corporation Tax
Special Tax
Street Tax
Police Court
Business License
City Cemetery
Sales and Telephone
Miscellaeeous Account
Rent
Interest on Tax
Water and Light Commission
Grcup Insurance
Amount deposited in bank to credit of Treasurer
Balance at beginning of month
$ 24,297.02
1,180.61
4,442.23
4.661.67
204.00
1,159.30
349.50
435.47
1.25
418.60
7.00
112.92
2,000.00
190.91
$ 39,460.48
3,540.08
$ 43,000.56
DISBURSEMENTS:
Street De~artment
Police Department
Sanitary 'Department
Fire 'Department
Cemetery Department
Clerk's Office
Miscellaneous
Rents
Relief
Schools
Carnegie Library
Printing'and Stationery
Group Insurance"
Newnan Hospital
Department of Public Welfare
Refunds--Taxes and Licenses
Repair and Replacement
Parks
Official Salary
Coupon Interest
Interest on Loan
Cemetery Fund
Total Disbursements
OUtstanding Couchers paid during month
Balance in Bank at end of month
$
1,457.80
2,267.03
894.82
1,863.15
401.70
657.65
3,046.28
5.00
146.00
6,000.00
150.00
64.30
263.25
90.00
130.00
29.60
201.90
14.40
60.00
95.00
355.10
20.00
l 18,212.98
61.50
$ 18,274.48
24 726.08
43,000.56
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Newnan, Georgia, January 5, 194i. Con.
City Treasurer's report for the month of December was read and
adopted.
Treasurer's Report for the month of December corresponds with
City Clerk's Report.
City Cerl'sReport for the year 1941 was read, adopted, and was
as follows:
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
heceived
Received
Received
Received
Received
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
Property Tax--Prior Year
Corporation Tax
Special Tax
Street Tax
Police Court
Business License
City Cemetery
Sales and Telephone
Miscellaneous Account
Rent
Interest on Tax
Group Insurance
Park Department
AmQunt deposited in Bank to credit of Treasurer
Balance at beginning ofyear
$ 64,715.57
14,721.22
5,849.18
5,503.98
3,729.50
12,126.68
9.723.50
2.479.72
493.74
3.019.77
258.45
564.52
33,051.0lL
2,117.76
573.43
$158.928.03
4,546.02
$163,474.05
DISBURSEMENTS:
$ 16,269.63
Department
Police Department
Sanitary Department
Fire Department
Cemetery Department
Clerk's Office
St~eet
Mi~cellaneous
Rents
Relief
Schools
Library
Printing and Stationery
Sinking FUl1d
Insurance and Bond
Group Insurance
Newnan Hos p i tal
Re~unds--Taxes and License
Repair and Replacement Fund
Parks
Freight--Dray and Express
Official Salaries
Coupon Interest
Interest on Loans
Cemetery Fund
Total Disbursements
OUtstanding Vouchers paid during
Ca~negie
Balance in Bank at end of Year
~ear
16,443.67
10,177.13
12,319.69
3,125.09
5,001.95
5,983.37
82.00
1.280.29
24,000.00
1,785.00
469.13
8,824.14
3,904.87
2,788.09
6,580.00
1,860.00
191.77
1,201.90
1,162.65
1.57
3.970.00
10,607.50
573.51
140.00
$138,742.95
5.02
$138,747.97
24,726.08
l163,474.05
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Newnan, Georgia, January 5, 1942
Annual report of H. H. North, City Treasurer, was submit~ed to
Coun~i1 and corresponded with City Clerkls Annual report in both
Receipts and Disbursements.
Below you will find City
TreasUE~ts
Report of Sindking Fund Acclt:
STATEME:~T OF H. H. NORTH, CITY TREASURER
CITY OF NEWNAN, GEORGIA
SINKING FUND ACCOUNT FOR YEAR 1941
Jan. I, 1941 Balance in Sinking Fund Account
Nov. 29, 1941 Deposited by A. W. Powers, Clerk
$ 28,205.66
8.824.14
DISBURS EMENTS
Bond of the City of Newnan Paid During 1941 as Follows:
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I-Municipal Building
41-Public School
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$ 1 ,000. OO~ ,2;";'"
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310 due Nov. I, 1941
510 " Jan. I, 1941
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1,000.00
1 , 000.00
1,000.00
1 ,000.00
1 , 000. 00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
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Jan. 1, 1942 Balance in Sinking Fund Account
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26,029.80
37,029.80 37,029.80
BOND OF THE CITY OF NEWNAN HELD IN THE SINKING FUND ACCOUNT
New Water Viorks 510 Bonds Due Jan. 1945
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1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00 a.h.... .J/.o' ,.J"~ .':',' OW"
500.00 ~. I~#'-x.. "'.L J!
500.00 ~ /OCJt/.al/J ~
500.00 Iv..., &V.,,(..d ./, .::f:Ju:.
500.00 ..iU4. 500.00
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500.00
1,000.00
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310 Bond
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1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
Due Nov.· 1944
Balance available in Sinking Fund Account
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$
26,029.20
40,529.20
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Baid and Cancelled Bonds for the year 1941 in hands of A. W. Powers
City Cierk. The Bonds held in Sinking Fund in Safety Deposit Box
in Manufacturers l~tional Bank, Newnan.
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Newnan, Georgia, January 5, 1942 Con
Report of Dr. W. L. Woodroof for the year 1941 was. presented to Council and accepted with thanks ~yr the entire Body for his good work.
and was as filllows:
Honorable Mayor and Members City Coun¢jl--Newnan, Georgia
I wish to submit following report of work done by this Department
during 1941.
Sick Patients
64
Accidents & Fights
30
Tax Dodgers
8
Small Pox Vacinations
178
Diphetheria Inoculations
120
142
Food Handlers--Blood Tests
Operaticns
3
Lalilior Cases
4
Boy Scouts
30
~umber of Visits and Office Visits
336
Respectfully sUbmitted,
W. L. Woodroof,
City Phys ician
Report of R. P. Jones for the year 1941 waa presented to Council
and accepted with thanks ~yrthe entire body, and was as fil11ows:
Honorable Mayor & Aldermen
City of Newnan, Georgia.
Dear Sirs:
Please all:lw me to present this my Twenty Fourth Annual Report as
City dexton for the City of Newnan, Georgia, for the year 1941.
Number. of Graves opened 89 fees for same
~ots cared for and paid 3Q5
Amount.unpaid for care of lots
Cash received from sale of Lots
Cash received from sale of Colored Lots
Total
~umber.of
$ 405.50
1290.ee
691.00
780.00
20.00
$3186.72
EXPENSE
S[exton Salary.
Pay Rolls
Miscellaneous. Account
Total
12 Months
12
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12
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$1497.50
1353.92
273.67
$3125.09
Respectfully SUbmitted,
R•. P. oJ ones,
City Sexton, Newnan, Georgia.
Report of J. E. McWaters was presented to Council for the year 1941
and accepted with thanks by the entite Body, and was as follows:
Honorable Mayor and Aldermen
City of Newnan, Georgia.
Dear Sirs:
Pleaee allow me to submit to you this the Annual Report of the Sanitary Department of the City of Newnan for the year 1941.
Have moved approximately 6,348 loads of garbage and leaves.
EXPENSE
Payroll and Salary for the year
Equipment
Total
$ 7,173.13
828.00
2,176.00
$10,177.13
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Newnan, Georgia, January 5, 1942 Con.
During the yeaE we have made
61 Water Taps
79 Sewer Taps.
Have made Sewer Extension of 2,000 feet
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Water
II
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"2,640"
II
installed 51 Pi t Privies
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Re~pectfully
Submitted,
J. E. McWaters,
supt. Sanitary Dept.
Annual Report of W. B. Sanders, Chief of Police of City of Newnan,
for the year· 1941, was presented to Council and accepted with Thanks
by the· entire Body,~and was as· follows:
Number of cases tried in Recorder1s Court
Number of cases fined or bonds forfeited
Number of case dismissed
Total
Cases Tried for Idling and Loitering
II
II
II
Quarreling, Fighting & Acting
Disorderly
II
II
Drawing
a
Weapon
on
~,other
"II Resisting an Officer
II
II
II
II
" Espaping
II
II
" Indecent or Obsecen Language
II
Dispossessing Another of Property
" Living
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II
II
House of III Fame
"II Assemblyin for
II
II
Gaming
II
II
Drinking
on
Streets
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II
II
Being Drunk
" Drunk
II
II
and Acting Disorderly
" Shooting
II
II
Firearms
" Not working
II
II
or Paying Street Tax
" Speeding
II
II
"II Reckless Driving
II
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"II Driving Drunk
"II
Traffic Signal·
"II
II
Parking Wrong
" Contempt
II
II
of Court
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II
and
Dismissed
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Total
RECEIPTS
1460
1449
11
1460
16
253
54
2
5
12
26
72
141
2
367
141
1
20
104
19
157
22
14
21
11
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Received from Fines and Forfeits
$ 12,126.68
Rece! ved from Street· Tax Collections
3,729.50
Number of days of Prison Labor 3~79':'daY~FI~&1~OO 3,497.00
.
Total
$19,353.18
Old expense for boarding prisoners would have been $2,744.00
New expense for boarding prisoners
894.66
Saved on Board Bill for Ten months
$1,849.34
EXPENSE
Salaries
Equipment
Total Em:pense
$ 12,468.20
3,470.47
505.00
if 16,443.67
Respectfully submitted,
w. B. Sanders,
Chief of Police ,Newnan, Ga.
158
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Georgia January 5, 1942 Con.
Report of m. W. Kidd, Cheif of Fire Department, for the year 1941
was presneted to Council and accepted with thanks by the entire
body, and 'IRS as fibllows:
During the year we have answered 100 calls, which was composed
of: grass fires 27; out of town 6; fals 4; auto 6.
We have made an average of .two. fire inspections per month in
business dis.trict and have made several correction in residences.
~ have issued 193 building permits which amounts to $218,689.00
Which composed of 51 new residences totaling $89,800.00; five
non-residences composed of. $86,000.00, and repairs $32,829.00.
The insurance loss for the year 1941 was $7,108.21. Of this
amount $6,739.01, was covered by insurance leaving an uninsured
loss of '269.20.
Value of Building Where fire occured
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Total Value of Buildings and Contents
$ 166,700.00
57,050.00
$ 223,750.00
Insurance carried ibn Buildings where fire occured It 115,850.00
20,800.00
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136,650.00
Tot al Insurance on Buildings and Contents
$
Insurance loss on Buildings where fire occured
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"Contents
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Tot al Insurance Loss on Building and Contents
$
$
3,133.40
3,705.81
6,839.21
Total Uninsured Loss On Buildings and Contents
$
269.20
Respectfully Summitted,
E. W. Kidd,
Chief of Fire Department
The Seventeenth Annual Report of J. E. Gilbert, street Superintendent, for the year 1941 was presented to Council and
accepted with thanks ~y the entire body and was as follows:
HAVE MADE THE FOLLOWING IMPROEVMENTS
Building curb and gutter Spence Ave., McIntbsh st.
2200 Ft. Cost
II
Woodbine
Rd.
2100Ft.Cost
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Third
Ave.
1600"
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II
II
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Powell
Pl.
2500"
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North
Side
Dr.2500Ft.
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Pav!ng·Hosp!ta!
park!ng Space and Walk 1400 Sq.Yds.
Paving Skating Rink
700"
"
Grading and TOp Soiling Negro Hospital
Grading and making Fill on Elm st.
Installing 42 inch Pipe on Elm St.
50 Ft.
"
"54"
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"Woodbine Rd. 56 "
30 "
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"54"
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"Third Ave.
250
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"24"
" " Third Ave.
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60 F
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42
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"Spring st.
Building City Barn and Parking Lot
Top Soiling on Third Ave.
Top Soiling on turner Ave.
Building 65 Drive ways
Total Cost permament 'improvements
HAVE ON HAND THE FOLLOWING MATERIALS
One car of Stone
25 yards of sand
390 Ft. 12 inch pipe @ 40¢
56 Ft. 12 inch Metal Pipe
10 Ft. 18 Inch Pipe
Total Stock on hand
Installed 28 Street Signs
Cost
$ 95.00
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34.50
156.00
33.60
10.00
$329.10
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$ 96.00
$
880.00
1050.00
800.00
1000.00
1000.00
1120.00
560.00
510.00
200.00
175.00
304.64
135.00
355.00
210.00
614.94
40.00
40.00
195.00
$9,189.58
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Newnan, Georsia, January 5, 1942 Con.
EXPENSE
payroll
Salaries
Equipment
Material & Freight
Total Eppense
humber of days of free labor work
Number of days of prisoners work
$ '7,501.04
2,250.00
5,234 .85
2,250.00
1,052.00
$18,287.89
3120
3497
Respectfully SUbmitted,
J. E.Gilbert,
street Superintendent,
Report of C. A. Moody, Inspector city of Newnan, for the year
1941 was presented to Council and accepted with thanks by the
entire body, and was as follows:
Mr. T. G. Ware,
Chairman of Sanitary Dommittee
Dear Mr. Ware:
1 have inspected the markets (meat) in Newnan, Georgia, for the
year 1941 from two to four times monthly and have found them to
be in good condition most of the time and when they were not in
good conaitomn I made suggestions that would get them back in
conditions and then made a recheck in twenty to forth eight
hours and alswoys found the O.K. And as you alread know I had
some reports printed so that I could give the market a copy of
my report and. keep one for our record and for your meeting the
first of each month.
My records shows that I have condemned about three thoudand
pounds of meat.and meat products and had them removed from the
markets and also about seventeen hundred pounds of fish that I had
removed by your sanitary Department.
I find that Mr. McWaters of your sanitary department has been
very helpfull to me in going around.with me and when I condemn
any prOducts of the market he sees that they are removed as instructed and have also helped keeping boxes and trash from stores
and markets that helps the general sanitary conditions of the
City as well as the markets.
I have answered ten calls by people making complaints about back
doors, cow pens, and chicken houses.
1 have made a total of 33 inspections of dairies that sell milk
in Newnan, Ga., and written some .forty to forty five letters tp
people that .sell milk and butter in Newnan, Georgia, and I find
that our dairies are in good condition and most of them are
making some improvement every year.
I think we have had a good year and that our markets and dairies
are all up to a high standard.
I feel satisfied with the progreethat we have made and I.have
enjoyd the work and appreciate the help and encouragment from you
and your commettee and also the entire Council. And hope the
Council will continue this work and reappoint me as your inspector.
Yours truly,
C. A. Moody
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Moti ,n Mr. Johnson second by Mr. Farmer that City Attorney
Sanders be paid Six Hundred $600.00 Dollars for six months
service during 1941 •
. Motion adopted.
Motion Mr. Ware second by Mr. Johnson that Mr. C. W. Farmer,
be paid the sum of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars for service
as Mayor Pro~Tem for the year 1941.
Motiion adopted.
At this time Mayor Pro-Tern C. W. Farmer administated
oath of Office to Mr. a. J.Smith who was recently reelected
Mayor for the city of Newnan for a term of two years.
On motion Council adjourned.
Council met in regular session at 7 o'clock P. M. on the above
date with Mayor Smith presiding.
Aldermen present, C. W. Farmer, G. C. Polk, T. G. Ware, H. S.
Jo~~son, R. B. HubD~rd, Jr., R. P. parks, and A. P. Mann.
Also City Attorney Sanders
Mayor Smith preceded to adminstBr oath of office to the
recently elected Aldermen, conposed of the following,
Mr. F. W. Stripling, Mr. H. S. Johnson, Mr. R. B. HUbbard,
Jr., and T. G. Ware.
Mayor Smith announced the following standing Committees for
year 1942:
STANDING COMMITTEES OF 1942
POLICE
FIRE
G. C':Polk, Chairman H. S. Johnson,
Chairman
T. G. Ware
C.W. Farmer
R. P. Parks
R. B. Hubbar, Jr.,
CEMETERY
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
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R. B. Habbard, Jr ., Cha i rman T. G. Ware, Chairman A. P. Mann,
C. W. Farmer
R. P. Parks
Chairman
H. S. Johns on
A. P. Mann
R. B. HUbbard, Jr
G. C. Polk
SANITARY
RELIEF
INSURANCE
T. G. Ware, Chairman
A. P. Mann, Chairman C. W. Farmer, Chairman
F. w. Stripling
H. S. Johnson
R. B. Hubcard, Jr.,
G. C. Polk
F. w. Stipling
G. C. Polk
FIKANCE
C. W. Farmer, Chairman
T. G. Ware
F. W. Stripling
PURCHASING
R. P. Parks, Chairman
H. S. Johnson
A. P. Mann
STR"ET
F. W. Stripling,
C. W. Farmer
G. ·C. Polk
.
Cha~rman
WATER AND LIGHT
R. P. parks, ---Chairman
F. W. Stripling
H. S. Johnson
WI
Newnan, Georgia, January &, 1942 Can.
Salaries for th'e City Officials. for the ysar 1942 were fixed as
Follows: '
Mayor's Salary
Alderman's. Salary
.Chairman.of Street Com.
Clock Keeper
City Treasuerer
Per Year
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$500.00
$100.00
$200.00
.$ 35.00
$100.00
Extra
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The follwoing employees were elected.for the city
at.the following.salaries:and under the terms of an ordinance passed Jan. 3,
1938:
A. W. Powers, Clerk
Salry
Per Month
A. W. Powers, Recorder"
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Miss Martha Ball, Stenographer
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Dr. IV. 1. Woodroof, City Phys ician
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Dr. C. A. Moody, Sanitary Inspector "
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J. E. Gil bert, Superintendent Street"
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C. C. Burnett, City Engineer
J. f. McWaters, Sani tary ~perinte:1den
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Walter Wright, Clock Keeper
Per Year
W. D. Sanders, Attonney
Retainer Fee
H. H. North, Treasuere
Eugeee Butts, Janitor
Per Week
POLICE DEPARTMENT
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Freeman Tompkins, Cook
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W. B. Sanders, Chief of Police
Per Month
II
J. P. Atchison, Policeman
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J. M. Bryant ,
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V. R. Hammond
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H. M. Edwards
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T. H. Em bry
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Gene Kewman
Buford Stitcher
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.$ 180.00
40.00
50.00
75.00
60.00
200.00
165.00
155.00.
35.00
75.00
100.00
13.00
8.00
$200.00
152.50
145.00
140.00
:j.30.00
130.00
125.00
120.00
FIRE DEPARTMENT
E. W. Kidd, Chiefof Fire Dept.
W. L. Wright, Assistant Chief
W. K. Hasting, Fireman
Joe Johnson ,
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P. H. Jackson
W. H. Kelley,
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O. C. Williams
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Richard Jones,
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160.00
160.00
130.00
130.00
120.00
115.00
110.00
110.00
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CEMETERY DEPARTMENT
R. P. Jones, City Sexton
Robert Raines, Helper
Ben Beasley, Helper
Al~ empl~yees
S~arjeB2£~r
" Week
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135.00
15.00
15.00
except A. W. Powers, are elected by the month.
all employees paid weekly were fixed as follows:
SANITARY DEPARTMENT
E. C. Adams
Robert Gill
Clint Dallas
Hugh Phillips
Char 1 i.e. .Br.o wn
Cleve Allen
Robert. .Bl.andenberg
.sTREET
$ 21.00
21.00
13.00
13.50
l§·50
13.~0
13.00
Irvin Webb
Muller Copeland
Ben Knott
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Raymond Haynle
John Landrum
William Horsley
William Prather
Andrew Br'own
Jesse Hughley
Robert Horsley
Silas Mi tche 11
DEPART1.'E~TT
$ 26.00
27.00
12:88
15.00
16.50
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
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On motion duly seconded Mr. C. W. Farmer was elected Mayor ProTem.
On motion duly seconded street tax were fixed at Two and 50/100
($2.50) Dollars if paid on or before May 1, and Three ($3.00)
Dollars thereafter or a penalty of work if not paid for six days.
The follwoing ladies and gentlemen were elected to the Library
Committee for the year 1942.
(
Mrs. G. M. Jones, Mrs. E. K. Mann, Mrs. Nan' Parrott, Miss
Mary Freeman, Mr. Eomer Drake, Mr. E. C. KC:l~3ey, and J. W.
Powell.
On -motion duly seco~ded Mr. E. T. O~ens was reelected city Taxas&essor for a term of three years.
On .motion duly seconded appropriation for Carnegie Bibrary _of _
One H"Uc'"1dred Fifty ($150.00) Dollars per month and Newnan
Hos.pital Ninety ($90.00) Dollars per month.
Motion adopted.
Moy.ion Mr. Johnson second by Mr. ~are that the City of Newnan
contribute as much as Fifty ($50.CO) D o l l a r s ' to the
Howe Defense Guards provided County would COl-,t,J.oute same
amount.
Motion adopted.
The following resolution was adopted.
Due to the illness of Alderman F. W. Stripling and his inability
to -discharge the duties of Chaiill~Bf Street Committee, Alderman.
C. ~. Farmer, Vice Chairman of tim Committee is hereby designated
as acting Chairman with full and complete powers to handle the
affairs of tim Committee. Alderman Farmer will be entitled to
such additional compensation for serviing in this capacity
as chairman of the Committee would received, and will so serve
until Alderman Stripling is able to resume the full duties
of ·the Chairmasship. All effected departments will Pe pleas.e
be governed accordingly.
c. J. Smith, Mayor.
Ordinances of City
as -follows:
Li~ense
of Nemlan, Georgia for the year was
BE IT ORDAIl~D by the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Newnan,
Georgia, that all persons, firms, or corporations engaged in or
carrying on, in the City of Newnan, any business, occupation, or
vocation, or doing any act in this ordinance specifhd, shall pay
annually a license therefor as follows, to-wit:
Acete·lyne, Electli:ic, gasoline fixtures -dealers in ••••••••• $ 25.00
AgeBts for enlarging pictures and portraits ••••••••••••••• 15.00
Agents for enlarging pictures and portraits, itinerant~~~~ 15.CO
Amusement, miniature pool and pcket billard tables
operated in Newnan are SUbject to the same license
and subject to all regulations and ordina'lces governing the operation of bi lliard and poo-l tables in the
C-i ty of Newnan and minors are prohi bi-ted from playing
without the written permission of par~nts.
Automobile dealers, agents or solicitors offering for
- Sale or trade •••••••• 35.00
A:uctioneers, Street
.
.
.
-
.
50.00
Auctioneers, house
50.00
Bakery
35.00
Bakery Wagon, for retail purpose only ••••••. , .• ".,' ••..•• 75.00
Selling to merchants •..••......•........•.••...•..•••••• 35.00
16.1
Bar.becue Stands,
~ •.••••••..•.••.••.••• $
Banks, e'xcept National Banks........ ... .•.••••.....••
Bar'ber, per chair, 4.00; minimumlicens'e
'..
Battery Service, not in connection with other business.
50.00
10.00
10.00
Beauty Parlors"... •••.•..••.....•••..••.•
10.00
. • •• •••
10.00
Bll-l Posters •••••.•• ".................... ••••••••••• ••• 15.00
Bilt Posters, itinerant or advertising matter.... . •••..• 20.00
Billiards and Pool, first table eachseparate room for
. pu'b-l·i·c ••• ", .-..........
. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 150.00
Billiards and Pool, each additional table set up ••.•••• 10.00
, MinImum License
.'.-.- 200.00
Bottling jYlants...........................................................
',,'
tr
agen ts for......
35.00
Bootblacks--not on sidewalks............. .. .•• .. .• ..••
Box Ball Alleys... . . . •
. ..
Blacksmi th and" wood shops.................. . . .. .. .
• . •••••
35.00
5.00
50.00
10.00
Brokers. • • • • • • • • •. .•.•..•...••••••••••••....•••..•••••
25.00
Business, where stock is $300.00 or less •• '
10.00
Bus1ne's's', where' stock from $300.00 to$500.00 TTT
15.00
Bus1ne'ss,' wh'ere stock from $500.00 to $1,5'00 ••••••..•.• 20.00,
Buslness, where' stock froin$l,5'00.On to $2,500.00....... 30.00
Business,' where stock fl'om $2,500.00 to $5,000.00 •••.••• 35.00
Bus'ine's's,' vlhere stock {rom '$5,000.00 to $10,900.00 ••.••• 40.00
Business, where stock is 'over $10,000.00.'
50.00
Candy Factory •••.•••••••••••••••.••••••."............... 10.00
Candy ,'Nagons, selling to merchan"s only-T
15.00
Candy Wagons ,s'elling at' r'etailon'ly
' .'.' . .-.'.'........ 75.00
Car-ni v-a'ls", ·pe"r" week.·......... . • . • .
• •• ·•••..••
"600.·00
Cig:ar r~a'c:t'ory•••••••,•••,•••.,••••....•••.••••.•.•.•••••••• 10.00
Cig,arette dealers for public'
'. :
'
'10.00
Cigarette Machi·nes
;... •• . •• 10.00
Clo'thing, 'secDnd hand de'alerfi ••••...•••••••• : •••••••••• 500.00
Coal & Wood dealers--Business license contractors,
" $1"0·0.00 to $1,OOO.OO'l'TTTT~.TTTT·~T"'-"TTT7'TT·.-.·T"T-"TTT". 5.00
Contractors, $1000.00 or more •••.•••.••.••..•••......•• 15.00
Cotton E"xc'hange" ••'••':.'
. 75.JO
Cot"ton Ma"ttres's" Re'n'o'vators ••• .- : ••••••".•.•.•••.••••••• 15.00
Cot'ton 'Ma.'t't'ress' Renova to'rs, Itinerant'.. 15.00
Cot-ton '1\,f1'l'ls" •••••••••••.••••••••••••••.••••-•.•
125.00
Corn MflT, not in connection with mfg. Co. or Ginnery •• 10.00
Dir'ectories,' or ci ties, etc, per60nselling.... • ...••• 25.00
Doc-tors"; ·ftiner·ant"." ••• .-.
100.00
Drays, "a"tito truc'k first ••...••.••.••.•.•••••••••••• 20.00
Drays, 'Au.to truck, each additonal truck......... . ..' .•••
5.00
Dry cle'aning, dyeirigand pres'sing, and, or agents for
, dry cleaning, dyeing and pressing or eith,er using
one 'motor driven vebicle when the work is done in
I-Je wna"ri. • • • .'. •.•.• •.• • .' • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 35.00
Where no motor 1ir1:iien delivery vehicle used •••••••• 20.00
For each additmonal vehicle used •.•...•••••.•••.••••••• 25.00
Dry cleaning, dyeing ar:d pres's'ing, and or, agents for
, dry 'cleaning, dyeing and pressing, or either with the
.'. prfV:ilegeof one de li very vehicle, vihen the work is
5,
'don,e, without the limits of the Ci tycif Newnan••••••• 35.00
For each additional vehicle used'- •• '
25.00
Dry. cle'aners, (itinerant), dyers andpr'es's'ers, with the
privilege of using orie 'delivery vellicle
35.00
For' 'e'ach 'a'dditional vehicle used ••••••••••....•••••• 20.00
See 'c'onditi'ons under launderies' 'and als'o 'ordL,arrces
covering the same adopted Febraary 2, 1931.
EXp'ress, any person, firm or corporation who shall engage
in the express Vusiness, ha'ving a:i offic'e 'in the City
of of Newna~forthe business of carrying express matter
from 'Newnan ,Georg fa, 'tcicither points in the State of
Georgia to Newnan, Georgia, with a delivery wagon •••• 75.00
Under this license express delivery wagon ca~~ot be used
for advertising purposes, except to advertise its own
, express 'business •• ~ •....•.•
Expressasaoovedefined using wagon for advertising
. purposes other than advertising its express business •• 90.00
EXp'res~:C6mpany, as above, without free delivery •••••••••400.00
Electric wiring contracting (bond $500.00) •••••..•..•••• 15.00
0.. . ....
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0
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0
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0
0' 0
.
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Farming' Implements, harvesting or heavy dealeTsor' agents ••• $20. CO
Feed r~il1 •••• "" •.• ""."." •. "." •.•••.•. ,", •....... """."" .. """." 10.00
Fertilizers; dealers or agents not paying bustness licens e •• 25.00
Fertilizer, dealer or in connection with any other licensed
business', warehouseman, mercanti le company.. • ••••.••••• 15.00
Fertilizer manufacturers •• "" .. "...... • ..••. " ..... " .••.• " ••• 60.00
Filling'stations. Drive in withb the fire limits •.•••.•••• 15.00
Filling Stations, drive in without the fte limits ••••••••••• 10.00
Filling'Stations. Curb ar street service, within the fire
lim·its ••.•• ,", •• "•• ""."" •..••••••• " •.•.•.. "" •....••.•.• ""
'0'
30.00
Filling' Stat fOilS , Curb or street service, w'ithout fire
11m1 ts , •••••••• , •.•••••• , • , .' ••••• '•••• , ••.• , •. "-,, .'•••• , , • •• 15.00
Filling' Stat'io'ns. Upon each 'person or c'o'rporation engaged
in 'the sale of gasolinea't' retail for each place of
busIness' operated in addition to all other taxe's.
Fireworks, dynamite sticks or like devices for making noises,
retailers' prohibited.
Fish and Oys't"ers " o"r ei"th'e"r •• " •... " ••-•.. " •.••• " •.•.• "" ••••• ,-.10.00
Florist·, •••.•.• ",", ,', ..•.•.•• ,", . "" •.•.. ",-, , . ".". , .•.• " •• " •••••••••• 15.00
Florist', agents for -ah'd peddler ••••.•••••••••.••.•••••••.••••• 15.00
Fruit w'agons not 'in 'fire limits, retail •••••••..•.•.•••.••••• 10.00'
Frui t wagons', s'eTlers to merchants only.............. • •••••• 10.00
Fortune'Tell-ers, pe<r week •••.•.••"•.•••••••.•••.•••••••...••• 25.00
Furnace Heating System etc. ,reather stripping and cooling
Sys'tem. 'sold or installed and payi'ng no other l'ic'ense,
i ti·nera-n"t ••••• ; ••-. ;.-;;. • . . ••• •••• •••• ••••• . •••••••••••• 25 .00
Garage •..•••••.•.•••-••..••-•.••••••• ; •••••••••.••.•••••••••••••••••.• 12 .50
Garage; vulcanizing, battery and aceessories, 'any or all ••••• 20.00
Ginnery· ••• .-•...•.••••••••••••••.•••••.••• ;
'• . '•••••••• 35.00
Fou'r-giri -outfit •••••.•••.••••••••••••••..••••••••••.•.• 25.00
Eight-gin outf'ft ••••••..•••••• ;;
; •••••••••••• 35.00
Hacks, 'automobile, operatTng wi thi'ri 'tlle city, five passenger
or less •••••••••••••.••••••..••••••.•••....•••••••.••••• 10.00
Hacks, :aut omoblie, operating wi thin the ei ty, six passenger
or more ••••••••••••.••••.••••.•••-........................ 15.00
Hacks, 'uDrive' It YoVself" ••';
'•••' ••-••••••••• 10.00
Hacks, itineran't, pe'r -day •••••••••••••• .' •••••••••••••••••••• 10.00
Hair Dr"esser's ••••••••••'•••.••-•••••••.•..••••.••..•...••••••• 10.00
Horse and Mule aealers, itineranteeach perso'n; •.. ; ••• ; •.•••• 25.00
Hotels, not over 12 rooms ••• ; .••••••••••••••....••••.••.•••• 15.00
Hotels,· 12 to 20 rooms-."...
. .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 20.00
Hotels; over '20 r6o~s •.••••.-. :: •...•.••••..••••..••..•.••• 25.00
Indoor ·Baseball ••· .•.•.••.•••••••••.•••••.•••••••••••••••••• 25.00
Insurance, lite company, each company ••.•..•••••••••...••••• 25.00
Insurance, fire company, each company ••.•••••••...•••••••••• 30.00
Insurance, accident company, each comp&~y••••••••••••.•••••• 30.00
Insurance, industrial company, each company ••••.••.••••.•••• 30.00
Insurance, boiler and bonding, each Company
30.00
Insurance, liability, each company ••.•.•...•..••••.••••.•••• 30.00
Ins uran'ce t I iva 's tock, each ·company ••••••.•.•••.•••••••••••• 100.00
Insurance, plate glass, each company
20.00
Ice Manufacturers •••••••.•••••••••.••...•.••••.••.••••.•.••• 25.00
Ice Dealers......................... • •••••.•••••••••••••••• 25.00
Ice Ped'dlers',' rio"n-resident ••••••••••••••••••...••••••••••••• 50.00
Ice ere-am s·a'loons
10.00
Iron, SCRap and junk dealers •••••••..••••••••••••••••••••••• 15.00
Knife and cane racks, riot on pUblic square, per week •••••••• 25.00
Knittin'g Mills
'••••.••••..•••..••••••••...••• 50.00
Laundry and or laundry agents, using one motor driven
delivery vehicle, when ~~e laundry work is done in the
City of Newnan •••••••••••.•••••••••••..•.•.•..••••.•••• 35.00
Where no motor driven ~eLivery vehicle used •••••••••••••. 20.00
For each additional vehicle used ••••••.•.•••••••••••••• 25.00
Launde,riesand or, laundry agents, with the privilege of one
delivery vehicle When the laundry work, or SUbstantially
all the laundry work is done without the limits of the
Ci ty of Newnan ••••.•..•.••••••••••••••••••••••...••••••• 35.00
For each additional vehicle used ••••••••••••• ~ ••••••••.•••••. 25.00
Laundry (itinerant). agents or dealers using one delivery
vehicle
35.00
For each additional vehicle used ••••••••••••••••••••••• 20.00
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Newnan, Georgia, January 5, 1942 Con,
,
.
,
No license shall issue unlessapplicantsfUe, with City
Clerk, sworn affidavit naming location in Newnan where busi~
ness is to be conducted and if non-resident.give name of town
and county where ,principal office is located. Also stating
fees charged for work where office is located and where applicant does business in,more than one l~cality, ,applicant shall
life schedule of fees charged for work in each of the other
localities outside of the City of Newnan •. If it appears that
any applicant for ,license in Newnan proposes to charge more or
less in Newnan than is charged for similar work in any other
locality .wheresaid applicant is do,ing.business or principal
of said applicant is doing business, .and it appears that applicant intends to ,engage .in unfair competition in Newnan applicant shall not be entitled to,a.license and the City Clerk shall
decline to issue the ,same.
If any applicant proposes ,to remove or cause to be removed
an article from the City of Newnan belonging to residents of
Ne~nan for the purpose of laundering, cleaning. or dyeing before
such applicantshall engage in ,business in saud City applicant
shall berequired.to,give a ,bond payable to the City of Newnan
in the sum of $2000.00 with some solvent surety Company or a
citizen of Coweta.County, ,Georgia, as surety, the said Surety
Company or Citizen to be acceptable to the Mayor and Aldermen
of Newnan which said. bond shall be to indemnity customers against
loss or damage to articles removed from the City and conditioned
to settle any and ,all claims for damage filed with the said
principal by customers within tlll'n days after written notice for
damage is fi led.
See ,ordinance .covering smae ,adopted ,February 2, 1931.
Meat market, in connection, with other licensed business
Fishe and Oysters included ••••...•••••..••••••••.•• $
Meat markers, ·Fish and Oysters included •••••..•••••• , .•.••
Meat peddlers, selling to merchants only •••••••..••..••••
Meat peddlers to keep moving ••••••.••••••..•••••...•.•..•
Machines, sewing company, wagons •.•...•..•••.....•••.••.•
15.00
25.00
15.00
20.0Q
35.00
Machines, sewing, office in city ...•...•.......••......•• 25.00
Marble works ••••••••••••••............................... 20.00
Monument and tombstone erectors at cemeteries, nonresident!
Millinery
Merry-go-rounds, per week
25.00
10.00
15.00
Medicines, wagons in fire limits prohibited~ Outside ••••• 75.00
Money lenders, other than stock and pawnbrokers, chartered
bank or negotiator of loans on realty, taking bill
of sale or other evidence of lien on chattels or
articles of value •.•••••....•.............•...••••••. 50.00
Moving Picture Theatre for white and collored, showing
daily •..••..•..•...•.•••..•.••.......•.......••..•• 50.00
Moving ~icture Theatre for Whites showing daily •••••••••• 50.00
Showing 2 days or less per week ••.••••.••••••••••••• 25.00
Moving Picture Theatres for colored •••.•••••.•••••.•••••• 25.00
Newspapers and Job Off.ices •.•••••..••.•..••....•..•.•••• X5.00
Manufacturers of Boilers, Engines, Mills, Tanks, Towers
Sash Doors and.Blinds, Vilieat and Corn Milling,
dealers in.BUilding Material •••••••••••••••.•••••••• 75.00
Opticians t itlnerant
ll. • • ,
100.CO
Oil, wholesale dealers, or any.agents, merchants or
merchandise . brokers receiving illuminating oil,
gasoline, .lubricating oil, ,either in carloao" or less
.'.
than carload in,barrells or bil1.1k and selling the
same in any quantities ,within the ,corporate limits
of the City of Newnan, with wagon ••••••••••••••••••• 75.00
(Provided, that this license shall not applu to m
merchants or aealershandling oil on which said license
has been paid.)
Packing Mouse Wagons, Selling and (or) refrigerator fresh
or cured meat or meats and (or) other food or foods •• 35.00
Newnan, GeoDgia, January 5, 1942 Con.
Public Scales
Paint shops............................................ ..
Pawn brokers
.
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Palmist, per week
.
$
Peddlers, wagon ,selling to others merchants •••
and each additional vehicle •••••••••••••••
Peddlers, wagon' •••••••.••••••••••••••••.••••••
Each additional wagon
..
Plumbers (bond $500.00)
..
Photograpaers--house, tent, wagon or car •••••••
Photographers--Ho~se, tent, wagon, or car~ Iti.
Restaurant and Lumch •••••.••..•••••..•...•.••••
Lunch Counter, only
..
Real Estate agents, sales and renting ••••.•••••
Real Estate agents, sales only ••••.• ••••••••••
Real Estate agents, renting only •••••••••••••••
Repair Shop, guns, pistols, locks, watches •••••
He pair Shop, furni ture
..
1.00
10.00
50.00
25.00
75.00
75.00
25.00
25.00
15.00
15.00
30.00
15.00
10.00
20.00
20.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
Repairers of Adding Machines and Typewriters,
Itinerant
..
Repairers of stoves ••••.•.•.•.•••••..........••
Repairers of Stoves, itinerant •••••.•••••••••••
Shoe Repair Shop with machines ••••.•..•.• ~ •••••
Shoe Repair Shop without machines ••••••••••••.••
Shoe Repair Shop with or without machines in
connection with other business ••.•.•••••••
Shows
t
circus, per day........ . ...•...••••..••
Shows, trained wild animals, per day •..•••.••••
Side Show or concessions with circus or animal
7.50
10.00
25.00
15.00
10.00
10.00
75.00
50.00
5.00
25.00
15.00
Shows, tent, per day ••••.••..•...............••
Shows, tent, per week •..•.••.....•.•...••...•••. 50.00
10.00
Shows, house. per day •...••••••••..••...•..•..•
Shows, parading in city and showing outside city 300.00
-Shooting Gallery •..••••.••••••••.•..•......••••• 25.00
shows, per day •••••.•...•••••..••••.•.••••
Shows, pony and dog, per day ••••.••.•••••••••••
·Noperson, firm or corporation shall run or
.operate a shooting.gallery.in this city
except upon the following named streets,
to-wit: Court Qguare and the East side of
Greenville Street between Ea~t BroadStreet.
and Spring st., and then only after having
applied to the Mayor and Aldermen of said
ap
city for a lioense to run or operate a
·shooting gallery.or·for.permission to run
·oroperate the same where no license is
required, which said applicantion shall
state the place where the shooting gallery
is to be located, and accompanied wit the
written consent of all the owners.and
occupabts of the stores, shops, residences
ahd otherbuildir~swithin.a.radius.of one
·hundredfeet of the place where the said
'gallery is to be conducted, and obtain
from said Mayor and Aldermen a license to
run or operate a shooting.gallery or permis.3 mission to run or operate the said shooting
gallery where no license is required.
Soft drinks i3 connection with ten pin alley •••• 10.00
25.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
Tailor Shops and Custon Tail~rrrrrTTTTT••••••••• 10.00
Telephone Exchange ..••.••••..•••.•.•....••.....• 400.00
Skating ·Rink •• ~
.
Sign Painters, local •.•••••...•..•.•...........•
Sign Painters, itinerant •••••••••••..•.••••.••••
Stable, sale ••••••.•.....•••.•••••....••••••••.•
!elegraph,any person, .firm or corporation who
shall ingage in the business of sending
telegrams from the City of Newnan, Georgia,
to a point within the 6~ate of Georgi~, or
receiving telegrams in the City of Newnani
Georgia, from a point in the sate or Georgia
·excepting however, telegrams sent to or received by the Government of the United States
of this State, or thiir agents or officers •• 50.00
Nothing in this ordinance shall be construed
as imposing a license on, or otherwise regu~
lating or restricting foreign or interstate
commerce.
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Ten pin alleys or Duck pin alleys •••••.•••••••••••••• $
Tile and Cement Contractors.......... .••••••••••••••
Tin Shops............................................
Vendors of Frtits and Lumches at trains..............
75.00
20.00
20.00
10.00
Vulcanizing..........................................
10.00
Warehouse 2000 bale capacity or less.................
Each additional 1000 bales......................
20.00
10.00
Undertakers ••.•.•• .••......•••.•••••.•.•.••••• 4o
25.00
• • ••• •
Wood dealers.........................................
\Veiner Stand.................................................................................
Weaving
l\~ill
IO........
10.00
10.00
25.00
Be it further ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of the City
of Newnan. That the license provided for in this ordinance shall
be for the fiscal year beginning the first Monday in January, 1942
and ending the first Monday in January, 1943, Inclusive, and is
imposed and assessed on each person, firm, or corporation engaged
in or carrying on any business, vocation, or occupation, by agent
or otherwise, within the limits of the City of Newnan, and all persons, firms or corporations desiring to engage in or carryon any
business, vocation or occupation for which a license is required
must, prior to engaging in or carrying on such business vocation
or occupation, pay to the City Clerk the prescribed license.
Be it further ordained, That all licenses shall be issued for
the current year, provided however, after September 1st, 1942, licenses for the balance of year on payment of one-half for the prescribed annual license tax. No license is transferable.
Be it further ordained that the license upon any business or
trade not herein specifically proviaed for shall be fixed by the
Mayor and it shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation
to engage in any such business or trade in said City without paying
the license fixed by the Mayor.
Be it further ordained, That the license levied and imposed by
this ordip~nce are cumulative, and no person, firm or corporation
in this city, shall engage in or carryon two or more of the classified businesses on Which a license is imposed by this ordinance w~th
out paying the license prescribed for each business engaged in or
carried on.
Be it further ordained, That no person, shall be allosed to
peddle within the fire limits of said City of Newnan.
Be it further ordained, That no person shall be licensed to
engage in any business or engage in any business in the City of
Newnan that is cnducted wholly or in part from a stand, booth,
box or other structure located, situated or placed in or on, or
that in any way encroaches upon or extents into any streets, highway or side wau.k of said city, or whose business as conducted or
carried on, obstructs in whole or in pact any streets, highway
or side wlak b~ said city.
Be it further ordained, That no itinerant vender, peddler,
or medicine vendor or peddler authorized to engage in any
business in said City of NeWnan shall, in carrying on said business, obstruct the whole or any part of any side walke, street
or highway of said City, and ahy ~uch person peddling in said
City, or using the streets or saide walks in said city for the
purpose of selling or offering for sale any goods, wares, medicines or merchandise of any kind, shall continually move from
place to place in said city, and shall not in the conduct or
carrying on of said business obstruct the whole or any part of
any side walk, street or highway in said city.
fr~it
Be it further ordained, That it shall be the duty of any
person authorized under the laws of the State of Georgia to engage in business in the City of Newnan without paying license
for the privilege before engaging in business in said city to
register with the City Clerk of said City of Newnan in a book
to be proviaed for said purpose, and it shall be un~awful for
an~ person to vngage in business in said City without registering
with the Clerk as aforesaid, provided that no person shall be allowed to register by the said Clerk who is guilty of violating any
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of the ordinances of City of Newnan, or under charge thereof,
or who is guilty of violating any law of the state of Georgia,
or the United States- of American. or under charge thereof, and
provided- further· that- if· any. person after registering as aforesaid, shall then be convicted of violating any. of the ordinances
of the Ci ty of Newnan-, any law of the State of Georgia. or of
the United states~ the said-person shall no. longer be authorized to engage in business in Said City of Newn~~, and it
shall be-unlawful for-such person, to engagein business in said
Ci ty of Newnan, thereafter-, - and provided fur.ther_, that it shall
be unlawful· for any person after registering as aforesaid, who
is engaged in any business in said City of Newnan, and who,
thereafter. is charged with violating any ordinance of said
City, or law of the Sate of Georgia, or of the United States
to continue to engage in business in said City pejding the t
trial of said charges and until acquitted of the charge or
charges then pending.
Be it fur~her ordained, That if any person, firm or corporation engages in business in said City, throught any agent
or agents, then the agent in charge of said business shall become liable for the license upon the business in which he or
they are engaged, and it shall be unlawful for any agent, or
agents to engage in any business, vocation or occupation, or
du any act in this city for which a cl1cense is required, before taking out such license, and shall upon conviction be
punished as prescribed in section 245 of the Code of the City
of Newnan. By this provision it is the duty of the agent to
see that the principal pays the license.
Be it further ordained, That the licenses issued by virtue
of this ordinance are to be held and used subject to the restrictions provided by the charter and ardinances of the city
and are subject to biiLrevoked by ordinance or change in this
ordinance.
Be it further ordained, That 1t shall be unlawful for
any person. firm or corporati.on to engage in any business,
vocation or occupation, or do any act in this city for which
a license is required, before taking out such license, and
shall upon conviction, be punished as preacribed in Section
No. 245 of the Code of the City of Newnan.
Be it further ordained, That no persQ~, firm or corporation in said City shall operate two or more places of business under one and the same license, but shall pay the license prescribed on each separate place of business conducted
in aU.d City.
Be it further ordained, That no person shall be allowed
to peddle with1Ii--the fire limits of the City of Newnan or to
engage in any business within said fire limits that is conducted or carri9d on in any way that obstructs the whole or
any part of any side walk or streetwith1n the said fire
limi ts.
Be it further ordained, Thtat the licenses prescribed
herein and those not here1n specifically prescribed by which
shall be fixed by the Mayor shall be and are hereby declared
to be a lien upon the goods. wares and merchandise of the person, firm or oorporation engaging in any of the business herein specificed for which a license is required and if any person, firm or corporation shall engage in any business 1n said
City for whicha license is required and fail, or refuse to
pay the said license, the City of Newnan. in the discretion
of the Mayor and Aldermen, may issue an execution against
the said person, firm or corporatio~. for the amount of the
license due, which said execution shall be levied upon the
goods, wares and chattels of any such said person, firm or
corporation and after advertisement and other proceedings as
in cases of taxes due the City of Newnan the said property
levied on as aforesaid may be sold to satisfy the said
execution. The remedy provided is cumulative and shall not
be construed as preventing the prosecution of any person,
firm or corporationfor violating the terms of this ordinance.
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Be it further ordained, That all ordinances or parts of
ordinances in conflict with this ordinance be and the same
are hereby repealed.
Any person violating any of the terms of this ordinance
shall on conviction be punished as prescrived in Section 245
of the Code ·ofthe City of Newnan. PAYABLE ON DEMAND.
A. W. Powers, Citr~Clerk.
On Motion duly seconded J. E. McWaters, was elected Truant
Officer for the year 1942, at a salary of Sixty ($60.00)
Dollars.
On motion council adjourned;
Regular meeting of City Council held on above date at 7 o'clock
P. M. with Mayor Smith presiding.
Aldermen present, C. W. Farmer,· G. C. Polk, T. G. Ware, H. S.
Johnson, R. B. HUbbard, Jr., R. P. parks, and A. P. Mann.
Also City Attorney Sanders.
Aldermen absent, F. W.Stripling.
Minut·es of call meeting of January 5, and regular meeting of
same date were read and on motion were adopted with correction.
City Attorney Sanders reported to Council that he had telephone
message from Colonel Miller of Atlanta in regard to City T~
of Newnan Auto Company for the year 1941 and that he was asking
for a re~uction in the amount assessed. After· some discussion
a motion was made by Mr. Farmer and seconded by Mr. Hubbard that
an allowance of Fifteen Thousand($15,OOO.00)·.Dollars be made on
the 1941 City Tax of the Newnan Auts Company.
Motion adopted.
On motion dUly seconded that City Clerk be authorized to charge
off the following accounts· on· the Street Improvement levy.
Mrs. Cora Sims Three and 50/100 ($3.50) Dollars,
Miss Carolyn Milner Three and 85/100 ($3.85) Dollars,
Colonel Lit Glover Three and 50/100 ($3.50.) Dollars.
Motion adopted.
Motion of Mr. Johnson seconded by Mr. Ware that Chairman of
Committee be authorized to employ auditor for clerk~s
office for the year 1941.
Fi~Dce
Motion adopted.
Motion of Mr. Johnson seconded by Mr. Polk that Chairman of
Committee be authorized to have walkway built in front
B¥i~§i~g
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of City Hall tDomtthe present walkway 1n frontof the City Hall
to sidewalk on Jefferson Street on approval of Mr. Kennon C.
Barry or W. C. Pauley.
Motion adopted.
Motion Mr. Farmer second b Mr. Ware that City of Newnan
contribute One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars to Mr. W. B. Hammond,
Chairman of Civilian Defense Corps.
Motion adopted.
Motion Mr. Johnson second by Mr. Parks that a Committee
composed of the Mayor, Chairman of Finance Committee, and
Chairman of BUilding be authorized to make necessary changes
in Library Building~
Motion adopted.
On motion duly seconded City Attorney Sanders was instnucted
to notify Mrs. Mary G. Jones that council would expect payment or some arrangement about her indebtiness to the City
of Newnan on or before February 16, 1942.
Motion adopted.
The following letter addressed to all department heads of
the City was presented by Mr. C. J. Smith, Mayor:
January 19, 1942
To all Department Heads of the City:
The government has put into effect tire and auto rationing and in the near future will perhaps ration fuel, and some
material and equipment. Municipalities are on eligible lits
for some or all of these articles. I will be necessary however to file applifati ons, etc., for any rationed article.
In order to have on hea-d tOo not only familiarize himself
with all rules, regulations, etc., but also to save duplication
of effert, I have appointed Alderman H. S. Johnson to act for
and in behalf of the City in all maters relating to rationing
for any article or material that may be used by the City.
You will please therefore give Mr. Johnson any information
he may request form any Department of the City and advise him
of your needs and requirements for any rationed article or
materiaL THIS DOES NOT APPLY TO ANY ARTICLE OR MATERIAL THAT
IS NOT RATIONED. Any requisition for rationed articles or
materials, however, must be approved by Mr. Johnson.
Mr. Johnson will have sole authority to act in thea matters
insofar as the City's interest is concerned.
Yours very truly,
C. J. Smith,
Mayor.
Mr. J. E., Gilbert, Superintendent of Street
Mr. W. B. Sanders, Chief of Police Department
.r;.J;.E~.~c~aters, Saperintend~nt of Sanitary Department
Mr. A. A. Passolt, Superintendent of Water & Light Commission
Mr. R. P. Jones, City Sexton
Mr. E. W. Kidd, Chief of Fire Department
Mr. H. S. Johnson
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A RESOLUTION
Whereas, the Water and Light Commission, during the year ending
December 31, 1941, contributed to the ~neral Fund of the City
of Newnan the sum of $2,000.00 each month, and'
,
lJihereas, the ensuing year, 1942, from every indication, will
require a larger expendfture of money for the' opeRation of the
city government, and
.
Vfuereas, additional appropriations will be reauested for the
pUblic school system, and
.
Vfuereas, anticipated repairs to the Library will approximate
$10,000.00 or $12,000.00 and no Bonds will be issued therefor,
and
Whereas, Civilian Defense Activities will necessarily incur
extra costs to the City, and
Whereas, the fact that our country is at war, a war which has
been brought closer home to us that any previous war, and the
closeness of same makes it mandatory that rn!L"licipal governments
co-operate in every way with the National and State Governments
in doing eveFything possible to prevent a sucessful attack on this
municipality by our enemies, all of which will require additional
expenditure of money, and
~hereas, salaries of employees of the City of Newnan have benn
sUbstantially raised on account of the higher cost of living.
Therefore, B~ it resolved by the Mayor and Council of the City
of Newnan th.at the Mayor and Council express their gratitude and
appreciation to the Newnan Water and Light Commission for the above
mentioned monthly contribution for the year 1941 and for their cooperation and assistance otherwise, and
Be It Further Resolved, that the Mayor and Council of the City of
Newnan, for the reasons above stated, request the Newnan Water and
Light Commission to continue such monthly contributions in the
amount of $~,OOO.OO per month.
On motion of c. W. Farmer, seconded by R. B. HUbbard, Jr., the
above Resolution was passed at the regular meeting of City Council
on January 19, 1942, and said Resolution has been placed on the
Minutes of the City of Newnan.
C. J. Smith
Mayor
A. W. Powers t
On motion council adjourned.
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Newnan, Georgia, February 2, 1942
Council met in rebular session on above date at 7 o'clock P. M.
Aldermen present, Mr. C. W. Farmer, Mr. G. C. Polk, Mr. H. S.
Johnson, Mr. R. P. Parks, and Mr. A. P. Mann. Also City
Attorney Sanders.
Aldermen absent, Mr. F. W. Stripling, Mr. R. E. Hubbard, Jr.,
and Mr. T. G. Ware.
Minutes of reg.;lar meeting of Janua y9,
were read and on
The following account s against the City of Newnan for the
month of January were read and on motion were ordered paid.
For record see Warrant Book No. 3727 to 3761 inclusive.
Report of the City Clerk, for the month of January was read,
adopted, and as as follows:
Received from Property Tax--Current
$ 2,548.95
Received from Property Tax--Prior
240.86
Received from Special Tax
885.93
Received from Police Court
605.10
Received from Business License
2,371.00
Received from City Cemetery
200.00
Received from Sales and Telephone
.70
Received from Miscellaneous Account
46.50
Received from Rent Account
3.50
Received from Interest on Tax
25.18
Received from Water & Light Commission
4,035.00
Received from Group Insurance
152.49
Amount deposited in bank to credit of Treas.$ 11,114.49
24,726.08
1 35,840.57
DISBURSEMENTS:
Street Department
Police Department
Sanitary Department
Fire Department
Cemetery Department
Clerk's Dffice
Miscellaneous
Rents
Relief
Schools
Carnegie Library
Group Insnrance
Newnan Hpspital
Parks
Official Salaries
Coupon Interest
Total Disbursements
Less outstanding Vouchers at end of month:
Current
Amount due Bank
for Coupons on
rlegistered Bonds 11212.50
CHeck not issued.
1,328.49
789.89
728.71
513.49
224.26
364.54
382.80
5.00
186.82
1,500.00
150.00
23.45
264.78
90.00
100.00
410.15
2,487.50
2,700.00
$ 12,264.88
$
$
i
21.00
12,243.88
23,596.61
35,840.49
Report of H. H. North, City Treasurer, for the month
was read, adopted, and was as follows:
Balance on hand December 31, 1941
$ 24,726.08
Amount deposited by City Clerk
11,114.41
By Vouchers paid
$
Balance in Bank
$ 35,840.49 $
of January,
12,243.88
23,596.61
35,840.49
Newnan, Georgia February 3, 1942 Con
On motion duly secnded A. W. Powers, City Clerk, was authorized
to pay to Department of Welfare One Hundred Thirty ($130.00)
Dollars per month beginning as of date January 1, 1942.
A bill wqs presented to Council from Mr. H. B. Ab-el, Contractor,
and L. L. Tramell, Architect, on incinerator for Eighty-five per
cent (8510) of Contract.
..
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On motion Mr. Farmer ~econd by Mr. Polk the Water and Light Commission was authorized to pay the above mentioned bills provided
they met with their approval.
Motion adopted.
Mayor Smith stated to Council that the authorized committee on the
remodeling of Li~rary Building had under consideration the employment of Mr. H. A. Tolbert and Son for the above work on a ~eekly
basis .'
After some discussion of the above matter a motion was made by Mr.
Polk and seconded by Mr. Mann that Council approve the action of
the building committee in employing Mr. Tolbert and Son if they
thought it advisable and proceed with the work.
Motion adopted.
Mr. J. T. Milan appeared before the Council asking for licenseB,to
operate Taxies in the City of Newnan.
Motion Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Mann that license be issued to
Mr. Milan provided he met the conditions of the Taxi License Ordinance.
Motion adopted.
Mayor Smith stated to council that Mr. H. C. Arnall, member of
Water and Light Comma~sion had made a request of council that
they be relieved of their monthly payments of Two Thousand ($2000.00)
Dolla:d:s to the General Fund Account for Sixty (60) or Ninety (900'
Days on account of having to pay for the incinerator at this time.
Motion of Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Mann that the request of Mr.
Arnall, member of Water and Light Commission, be granted but they
be notified at the same time they would be expected to pay to the
General Fund Account the sum of Twenty-four Thousand ($24,000.000
Dollars during the year 1942.
Motion adopted.
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Call meeting of City Council held on above date 5 o'clock P. M.
with Mayor Smith pres idning.
Aldermen present, C. w. Farmer, T. G. Ware, H. S. Johnson, R. B.
Hubbard, Jr., R. P. Parks, .\ikso City Attorney Sanders.
Aldermen Absent, F. W. Stripling, A. P. Mann, G. C. Polk.
Purpose of meeting the election of a policeman.
Motion Mr. Johnson seconded by Mr. Farmer that Mr. Parks Avery,
be elected City Policeman at a salary of One Hundred and No/IOO
($100.00) Dollars per month time of service beginning February 16,
1942 and ~~der the terms of an ordinance passed January 3, 1938.
Motion adopted.
Motion Mr. ll'ohnsollssec.ond by Mr. Farmer that City Clerk p.ay
T. H. Embry his salary of One Hundred Thirty and No/100 ($130.00)
Dollars for the month of February and also Sixty-five and No/IOO
($65.00) for one-half month of March on February 16, 1942, also
that Mayor Smith give to Mr. Embry such a letter of recommendation
as he likes.
Motion Adopted.
With no further business council
Council met in regular session on above date 8 o'clock P. M.
Aldermen present, C. W. Farmer, G. C. Polk, T. G. Ware, H. 3.
Johns.on, R. B. HUbbard, Jr., R. P•. Parks, and A. P. Mann.
Aldermen absent,
N~.
F. W. Stripling.
Minutes of regular meeting of February 2, 1942, and call meeting
of February 6, 1942, were read and on motion were adopted.
City Attorney Sanders made a report to city council on his
conference with Mrs. Mary G. Jones in regard to settlement
between her and the City of Newnan.
In motion Mr. Johnson second by Mr. Hubbard that the matter of
Mrs. Mary G. Jones be referred to Street Committee and City
Attorney Sanders with authority to make settlement if advisable.
Motion adopted.
Motion of Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Johnson that City Clerk, be
authorized to issue a check in the sum of Nine Thousand Six
Hundred Twenty-four and 15/100 ($9,624.15) Dollars, payalbe to
H. H. North, City Treasurer, for the sinking fund account, for
the year 1942.
Motion adopted.
Motion Mr. Hubbard, second by Mr. JOhnson that Building Committee
be authorized to purchase a LOUd-speaker for the City Hall BUilding.
Motion adopted.
On Motion council adjourned.
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Newnan, Georgia, March 2, 1942
Regular meeting of City Council held on above date 7:30
P. M.
Aldermen present, C. W. Farmer, T. G. Ware, H. S. Johnson,
R. B. Hubbard, Jr., R. P. Parks, and A. P. Mann. ~
Aldermen Absent, F.
w.
Stripling, G. C. Polk.
Minutes of regular meeting of February 16, 1942, were read and
on motion were adopted.
The following ac~nts against the City of Newnan for the month
of February were read and on motion were ordered paid. For
record see Warrant Book No. 3816 to 3842 inclusive.
Repqrt of A. W. Powers City Clerk, for the month of February,
Received from Property Tax Current year
$ 1,860.83
Received from Property TaX-Prior Year
459.78
681.50
2,607.50
145.00
,Received from Sales & Telephone
12.20
290.13
Received from Miscellaeeous Account
66.71
148.95
Received from Group Insurance
Amount deposited in Bank to credit of Treasuers$ 6,272.60
22,384.ll
$28,656.71
DISBURSEMENTS:
,
I
Street Department
Police Department
',.itary Department
,. e Department
,etery Department
'rk's Office
, ce llane ous
Rents
Relief
Schools
Carnegie Library
Printing & Stationery
Sinking Fund
Insurance & Bond
Group Insurance
Newnan Hospi tal
Refunds--Taxes & License
Parks
Official Salaries
Coupon Interest
";p
Total Dis bursements
Outstanding Vouchers Paid during month
$ 19,871.30
Less Outstanding Vouchers at end of month
Current
Balance in Bank a t end of month
OUtstanding Vouchers to Date $ 10,844.65
$
1,097.22
1,483.97
709.36
1.054.43
277.95
586.32
277.10
5.00
152.01
2,000.00
150.00
. 33.80
9,624.15
475.90
257.19
90.00
130.00
5.10
51.80
40.00
1,370.00
21.00
19,892.30
10,844.65
$ 9,047.65
$ 19,609.06
$ 28,656.71
Reportof H. H. North, City Treasuere, for the month of February
was read, adopted, and was as follows.
Balance on hand January 31, 1942'
$ 22,384.11
6,272.60
$ .9,047.55
By Vo~chers paid
19,609.06
Balance in Bank
'$
28,656.71
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Newnan, Georgia, March 2, 1942 Con.
Mr. L. M. Trammell presented an account of One Hundred Nineteen
and 84/100 ($119.84) Dollars against the City for engineering
fee on incinerator work also Harry B.,Abel presented an
account of Thirty-seven Hundred Fifty-sevn and 40/100 ($3757.40)
Dollars as further payment on his incinerator'contract with the
City.
On motion of Mr. Ware second by Mr. Johnson'the above mentioned
bills was approved by Council and City Clerk authorized to notify
Water & Light Commi~on and they be authorized to pay the above
account provided ~y met thier approval
Motion adopted.
Motion of Mr. Johnson second by Mr. Mann that City Clerk,
be authorized to issued license to Ayers & Easterwood for
operation of Taxies provided the1complied
with taxi Ordinance.
,
Motion adopted.
Motion Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Hubbard that the following
Street Improvement Assessment Roll be approved:
SOUTH SlDE--SPKTCE AVENUE
, Mrs. AliceT. Jones fronting 291 feet on Spence Avenue, a sum
of $116.40 for the laying of Curb and Gutter is assessed
aginst the 'following described property:
$116.40
Bounded on'the "North by Spence Avenue, on the East by property
of Atlanta'&; West Point Railroad Right"l.'iSlY, on the South by
property of B. F. Cole, on the West by Greenville Street.
Atlanta <lc west Point Railroad fronting 278 feet on spence Ave.
a sum of $111.20 for the laying of Curb and Gutter is assessed
against the following described property:
$111.20
Bounded on' the "' orth by Spence Avenue, on the Eas t by ITema,tery:
street, on'South by property of Mike Powell, on West by property
of Mrs. A.' T. Jones & Mike Powe 11.
NORTH SIDE--S?E,':CE AVENUE
Atlanta & West Point Railroad fronting 283 feet on Spence Avenue,
a sum of $113.20 for the laying of curb and gutter is assessed
$113.20
Bounded on the North by Atlanta & West Point Railroad, on the
the South by Spence Avenue, on the
west by property of Hall Carmical.
East'bY.~Mc~ntosh Street,·on
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Hall Carmical fronting 233 feet on Spence Avenue, a sum of $93.20
for the laying of curb and gutter is assessed against the
following described property:
Bounded on the North by property of Hall Carmical, on the East
by property of Atlanta & West Point Railroad, on the South by
Spence Avenue, on the West by Greenville Street.
SOUTH SIDE--McINTOSH STREET
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Central of Georgia Railroad fronting 114 feet on McIntosh Street
a sum of $45.60 fory the laying of curb and gutter is assessed
$45.60
Bounded on the ~orth by McIntOSh Street, on the Beast by property
of Leroy Mann, on the South by Colored Cemetery Street, on the
West by Col red Cemetery Street.
LeroY,Mann fronting 229 feet on McIntosh Street, as sum of $91.60
Following described property:
Bounded 0'1 the North by McIntosh Street, on the East by property
of Stanford Arnall, on the South by property of Central of Ga.
Railroad, on the Weast by property of Central of Ga. Railroad.
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Newnan, Georgia, March 2, 1942, Con.
/"
Stanford Arn~l fronting 60 feet on McIntosh Street, a sum
of $24.00 for the laying of cur~ and gutter is assessed
against the following described property
$24.~~
Bounded on the ~orth by McIntosh Street, on the East by
property of Leroy Mann, on the South by property of Central
of Georgia Railroad, on the West by the property of Leroy
Mann.
V~Leroy Mann fronting 27 feet on McIntosh Street, a sum of
$10.80 for the laying of curb and gutter is assessed against
the following ~hscribed property:
$10.80
Bounded on the North by McIntosh Street, on the East by
property of Bud Gay, on the South by property of Central
of Georgia Railroad, on the west by property of Stanford·
Arnall.
NORTH
SIDE--McI~~OSH
STREET
/
Rebecca Armstrong Estate fronting 124 feet on McIntosh St.
a sum of $49.60 for the laying of curb and gutter is assessed
$49.60
Bounded on the North by property of Simiral Estate, on the
East by Pinson Street, on the South by McIntosh Street, on
the West by property of· Floyd Sims Estate.
/Floyd Sims fronting 95 feet on McIntosh Street, a sum of
$38.00 for the laying of curb and gutter is assessed
against the following Described property:
$38.00
Bounded on the North by pt:ap.erty,of_S,imeral Estate,
on the East by property of Rebecca Armstrong Estate,
on the South by McIntosh Street, on the West by propert,.
of Tula Upshaw.
/Tula Upshaw fronting 55 feet on McJ.ntosh Street, a sum
of $22.00 for the laying of curb and gutter is assessed
$22.00
Bounded on the North by property of Bud Gay, on t£e East
by the property of Floyd Sims, on the South by Me ntosh
Street, on the West by property of Mullis Long. '
/Mullis Long fronting 57 feet on McIntosh Street, a sum
$22.80
Bounded on the North by property of Bud Gay, on the East
by property of Tula Upshaw, on the South by ~clptos~ S1.,
on the West by property of Stanford Arnall.
/Stanford Arnall fronting 16 feet on McIntosh Street, a sum
of $10.40 for the layong of curb and gutter is assessed
$ 6.40
Bounded on the North by property of Levi Wimberly, on
th East by property of Mullis ~ong, on the South by
Me ntosh Street, on the West by property of ~Entral of
Ga; Railroad.
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~Central of Georgia Railroad fronting 113 feet on McIntosh
Street, a sum of ~45.20 for the laying of curb and gutter
is assessed against the following described property:
$45.20
Bounded on the North.by.property of Central of Georgia
Railroad, on the E~st by Property of Stanford Arnall,
on the South by Me ntosh Street, on the West by McIntosh
Street.
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Motion Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Hubbard that the following
Street Improvement Assessment Roll be approved:
EAST SIDE--POWELL PLACE
, E. W. Kidd fronting 250 feet on Powell Place, a sum
of $100.00 for the laying of curb and gutter is
assessed against the following described property:
$100.00
Bounded on the North by property of Ed Copeland, on
the. East by property of Mrs. Luther Kidd, on the South
by Clark Street, on the West by Powell Place.
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Ed Copeland fronting 50 feet on Powell Place, a sum
of $20.00 for the laying of curb and gutter is assessed against the following described property:
$ 20.00
Bounded on the ~orth by property of S. F. Hall, on the
East by property of Mrs. Ethel Waller, on the South by
property of E. W. Kidd, on the West by Powell Place.
( S. F. Hall fronting 125 feet on Powell Place, a sum of
$50.00, for the laying of curb and gutter is assessed
$ 50.00
Bounded on the North by property of Mrs. Page, on the
East by property of Craft & Gay, on the South by property of Ed Copeland, on the West by Powell Place.
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Mrs. Page fronting 75 feet on Powell Place, a sum of
$ 30.00
Bounded on the North by Property of Miss Ehtel Lee,
on the East by Property of Winton Hall, on the South
by property of S. F. Hall, on the West by Powell Place.
, Miss Ethel Lee fronting 75 feet on Powell Place, a sum
$ 30.00
Bounded on the No~Dh by property of Charlie Negas, on
the East by property of Jack Hammon, on the South by
property of Mrs. Page, on the West by Powell Place.
, Charlie Negas fronting 75 feet on Powell Place, a sum
of '30.00 for the laying of curb and gutter is assessed
$ 30.00
Bounded.on the North by property of Eugene Johnson, on
the East by Property.of Leon Roberts, on the South by
property of Miss Etfuel Lee, on the West by Powell Place •
• Eugene JohnSron fronting 75 feet on Powell Place, a sum
against the follwoing described property:
$ 30.00
Bounded on the ~orth by property of Ceylon Thompson,
on the East by property of Bill Doster, on the South
by property of Charlie Negas, on the West by Powell Place.
Ceylon Thompson fronting 75 feet on Powell Place, a sum
$ 30.00
Bounded on the North by property of Mrs. I. O. King, on
the East by property of Henry Lendermen, on the So~th by
property of Eugene Jo~~son, on the West by Powell Place.
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~trs.
I. C. King fronting $0 feet on Powell Place, a sum
against the following descri bed property:
$ 20.00
179
Bounded on the North by property of Paul ~i160n, on the
East by property of Henry Lendermen, on the South by
property of Ceylon Thompson, on the West by Powell Pl.
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Paul Wilson fronting 75 feet on Powell Place, a sum of
$30.00 for the lay£ng of curb and gutter is assessed
agair£t the fOllowing described property:
$ 30.00
Bounded on the North by property of Ralph Rarren, ·Jr.,
on the East by property of W. H. Puckett, on the South
by property of Mrs. I. O. King, on the west by Powell
Place.
IRal ph Warren, Jr., fronting 73 feet on Powell Place, a
sum of $29.20 for the laying of curb and gutter is
assessed against the following described property:.
$ 29.20
Bounded on the North by property of Dr. C. C. Elliott,
on the East by property of Askew-Parrott Lumber Co.,
on the Soutb by property of Paul Wilson, on the West
by Powell Place.
I Dr •
C. C. Elliott fronting 75 feet on Powell Place, a sum
of $30.CO for the laying of curb and gutter is assessed
$.30.CO
Bounded on the North by property of Mrs. M. G. McMichael
on the East by property of Carl Jackson. on the South
by property of Ralph Warren, Jr., on the West by Powell
Place.
,. Mrs. M. G. Michael fronting 85 feet on Powell Place, a
sum of ~34.00 for the laying of curb and gutter is
$34.00
Bouhded on the North by property of Dr. C. C. Elliott,
on the East by property of W. E. Dunaway, on the South
by property of Dr. C. C. Elliott, on the West by Powell
Place.
IDr. C. C. Elliott fronting 93 feet on Powell Place, a sum
against· the following described property:
$ 37.20
Bounded on the North by Elm Street, on the East by propwrty of Dr. C. C. Elliott, on the South by property of
Mrs. M. G. McMichael, on the West by Powell Place.
WEST SIDE--POWELL PLACE
/ Paul Wortham fronting 198 feet on Powell Place, a sum of
$ 79.20
Bounded on the North by property of Byrd Parks, on the
East by Powell Place, on the South by Clark Street, on
the West by property of Luther Dennis.
I III/rr, s. W.('.t.A7iIllf'1\.
Bypa PaFKS fronting 50 feet on Powell Place, a sum of
~20.00 for the laying of curb and gutter is assessed
against the following desribed property:
$ 20.00
Bounded on the North by property of Mrs. Glover Sewell,
on the East by Powell Place, on the South by property
of Paul wortham, on the West by property of Ellis Mansour.
/Mrs. Glover Sewell fronting 50 feet on Powell Place, a sum
$20.00
Bounded on the t.orth by property of Mrs. Martha Williams,
on the East by Powell Place, on the South by property of
Byrd Parks, on the West by property of Ellis Mansour.
'80
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Mrs. Martha Wiliams fronting 75 feet on Powell Place,
a sum of $30.00 for the laying of curb and gutter is
$30.00
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Bounded on the ~orth by property of George Carter,
on the East by Powell place, on the South by property of Glover Sewell, on the West by property of
Ellis Mans our.
;,.
George H. Carter fronting 75 feet on Powell Place, a
sum of $30.00 for the laying of curb and gutter is
$30.00
Bounded on the North by property of T. A. Carter,
on the East by Powell Place, on the South by property of Mrs. Martha Williams, on the West by property of Eilis Mansour.
/T. A. Carter·fronting 50 feet on Powell Place, a sum
against the followind described ppoperty:
$20.00
Bounded on the North by property of Annie Attaway, on
the Eas t by Powell Place, on the South by property
of G. H. Carter, on the west by properoy of Ellis
Mansour.
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Attaway fronting 50 feet on Powell Place, a sum
against the following descri ed property:
,ao.oo
A~~ie
Bounded on the North by property of A. L. FUller, on
the East by Powell Place, on the South by Wroperty
of T.-A. Carter, on the West by property of Ellis
Mansour.
IA. L. Fuller fronting 500 feet on Fowell Place,
a sum
of $200.00 for the laying ~f curb and gutter is assessed
$200.00
Bounded on the North by property of Roy Jackson, on
the East by Powell Place, on the South by property of
Annie Attaway, on the West by property of Ellis Mansour.
/Roy Jackson fronting 75 feet on Powell Place, a sum of
against the following destriLed property:
$30.00
Bounded on the North by property of Tom Ball, on the
East by Powell Place, on the South by property of A. L.
Fuller, on the West by property of Ellis Mansour.
VTom Ball fronting 125 feet on Powell Place, a sum of
Bounded on the North by property of Ellis Mansour, on
the East by Powell Place, on the South by property of
Roy Jackson, on the West by property of Ellis Mansour.
$50.00
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Nevman, Georgia March 16, 1942
Council met in regular session on above date at 7:30 P. M. with
Mayor Smith presiding.
Aldermen present, Mr. C. W. Farmer, Mr. T. G. Ware, Mr. H. S.
JOhnson, Mr. R. B. Hubbard, Jr., Mr •.R. p.Parks, and Mr. A. P.
Mann.
Also City Attorney W. D. Sanders.
Aldermen absent, Mr. G. C. Polk, Mr. F. W. Stripling.
Minutes of meeting of March 2, were read and on motion were
adopted.
A bill from Mr. Harry E. Abels, building contfactor, of incinerator for the sum of Four Hundred and No/laO ($400.00) Dollars
in final payment of his contract was presented to Council and
on motion of Mr. Ware and second by Mr. Uohnson the above mentioned
bill was approved by council and city clerk authorized to notify
the Water and Light Commission and they be authorized to pay the
above account provided it met with their approval.
Motion adopted.
Mr. L1roy Mann had been notified of his Curb and Gutter charges
on Me ntosh Street in front of 9IDme of some vacant property.
Mr. Mann thought the account to be excessive due to the value of
the vacant property and he requested council to make some allowance in the account.
A motion was made by Mr. Johnson and second by Mr. Ware that the
request of Mr, Leroy Mann on the above matter be referred to
street Committee with authority to act.
Motion adopted.
Motion of Mr. Hubbard second by Mr. 'Nare that matter of aejustment ~ settlement Jr§:-tween the City of Newnan and Mrs. Mary
Jones be referred ~ Street Commmittee and City Attorney
danders for adjustment.
Iilotion adopted.
Motion Mr. Mann second by Mr. Ware, Chairman of Finance Committee
Chairman of Purchasing Committee, Chairman of Police Committee
be authorized· to exchange the present Police car for a new one.
"loti on adopted.
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Fewnan, Georgia, April 6, 1942
Council met in regular 38ssi,,-,n on above date at 7:30 P. M.
With Mayor dmith oresidi~g.
Alderme.' present, Mr •. G. C.Polk, Iv!r. T. G. Ware, Mr. H. 3 • .
Joh:lson, Mr. R. E,. HUbbard, Jr., Mr. H. P. Parks, and Mr. A.
P. Man:l.
Aldermen abserlt, Mr. C.
City Attorney 3anders.
w.
?armer,
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3triplL-:g,
Also
Minutes of reg.clar meeting of L:iarch 16, were read and adopted.
The follo'iling accounts against the City of l'iewc,a-l, for the month
of L:iarch, we:e read and on motion were adopted. For record see
Warrant Book 3897 to 3938 inclusive.
Report of A. W. Powers, City Clerk, for the month of March was
read, adopted and wa0 as follows:
470.42
Received from ?roperty Tax--Current Year
Received from ?roperty Tax--rrio Year
145.70
1,469.88
Received from dpecial Tax
1,095.45
1,137.00
106.25
27.60
Received from ,:;;ales & Teleohone
82.50
Received from Miscellaneous i.CCOU.it
7.00
Received from.Rent
16 •. 28
146.55
i-ieceived from Group Insurance
Amount de~osi~ed in Bank to Credit of Treas.4,704.63
19,609.06
$24,313.59
DISBURSEMENTS:
Street Department
Police Department
Sanitary Department
Fire Department
Cemetery Department
Clerk's Office
Rents
Relief
Schools
Carnegie Library
Printing & Stationery
Insurance & Bond
Group Insurance
Newnan Has pi tal
Repair & Replacement Fund
Parks
Official Salaries
Cemetery Fund
Total Disbursements
Outstanding voucher paid during month
Less Outstanding vouchers at end of mo.
Current
959.31
1,702.68
701.34
1,045.04
277 .80
593.27
8.76
5.00
176.30
3,000.00
150.00
34.00
279.32
258.19
90.00
130.00
100.00
26.00
40.00
20.00
.$ 9,597.01
8.00
~$ 9,605.01
8.00
i~ 9,597.01
$14,716.68
,Ji;24 , 313.69
Outsta"ding vouchers to Date $ 9632.15
Report of H. H. ;';orth, Treasurer, for the month of karch, was
read, adopted, and as follows:
iP19,609.06
Balance on hand February 28,
4,704.63
$ 9,597.01
By Vouchers paid
l4,7w6.68
Balance in Bank
$24,313.69 $24,313.69
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Newnan, Georgia, April 6, Continued
Motion Mr. Hubbard second by Mr. Johnson, City Clerk be authorized
to refund to Mr. J. L. Mann the sum of Twelve and 80/100 ($12.80)
Dollars, on his 1941 City Tax on account of he did not own Automobile January I, 1941.
Motion -adopteu.
Motion of Mr.
authorized to
Taxies in the
of the recent
Johnson second by I,ir. Hubbard that City Clerk be
issued license to Ward and Brewster to operate
City of Newnan provided they met the requirements
Taxi Ordinance.
Motion adopted.
Motion of Mr. Hubbard second by Mr. Parks that Mr. A. p. Ma,m be
authorized to put shudders on the windows of the gymnasium.
Motion adopted.
A petition was presneted to the Council signed by the property
owners on Northside Drive and Elm Street requesting the City to
pave their sidewalks.
After some discussion a motion was maae by Mr. Hub9ard and second
by Mr. Ware that the above petition be referred to Street Committee
with power to act.
Motion adopted.
Motion by Mr. Hubbard second by Mr. Parks that Chairman of Police
Committee by authorized to purchase sire~for Police Car.
Motion adopted.
Newnan, Georgia,
March 24, 1942.
The Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Newnan,
Georgia.
Gentlemen:
At a meeting of the Board of Education of the
City of Newnan on March 23, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
"Resolved: That the Mayor and the City
Council be requested to assign rent free to
the Board of Education, for the use of the
Opportunity School or for any other use, the
North side of the second floor of the Carnegie
Library Building."
This request is made due to the fact that the space now
used for this purpose is inadequate and unsatisfactory. In
addi ti on to this the Board of Education is required to pay
rent for the opace now occupied.
Your favorable consideration of this request will be
appreciated.
By order of the Board of Bducation.
Frances Arnold Jones
------------~~~Secretary
Motion Mr. Johnson second by Mr. Mann the above request
ferred to Public Buildings Committee with power to act.
Motion adooted.
On motion ,oun,il
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Eevma:l, Georgia, April 20ljl 1942.
3egular meeting of City Council helo. on above date at 7 o'clock
2. M. ,nth I,layor 3mith presidL,g.
Aldermen pre.sent, !.'Ir. T. Ga ~j'";:are, Mr. H. ,3. JOh~·lson, Mr. R. B.
Hu:,bard, Jr., Mr. R. P. Parks" and Mr. A. P. MarLl, Also City
Attoryney 3anders.
Aldermen absent, I,;r. C.
Mr. G. C. Polk.
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Farmer, Mr. F. 'ii. Stripling, and
Minutes of regular meeting of April 6, were read and on motb ,
were adopted.
;i;otion of· !,ir .• Ware second by Mr. Hubbard, that City Clerk be
authorized to accept the Check of H. C. Arnall ~erchandise Co.
for the sur: of 3eventy-five 075.00) Dollars, for his bus iness
licen~e for the year 1942.
l~otion
adopted.
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Motion of J,;r. Johnson second by Mr. Parks the following ordinances
was adopted:
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Be it ordai,ed by the liJayor ano. i,ldermen of the City of l;ewr_an,
and it is hereby ordained by the authority of same, that from
and after the passage of th is ordinance it shall be unlawful for
any persall or persons to dallce in a;-"y place of business or any
pUblic place i~ the City of Newnan, between the hours of Twelve
o'clock, Midnight, and Eight o'clock, A. M., unless and until
the owner of said place has obtained a written permit from the
Clerk of the City of I'evman.
Be it further ordain3d that any person., or pers0ns violatir:..g any
or all of the terms of thid ordina.lce dhall on conviction be
punished as prescribed in:>ection 245 of tile City Code.
Be it further ordained that all ordinances und. the parts of ord.ina'lces in conflict to this ordina'lCe be and the same are hereby
repealed.
A. VI. Powe rs ,
Clerk.
AN ORDINAYCE
Be'it ord.ained by the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Newnan,
and it is hereby ordained by the authority of same, that from
and after the passage of t.! is ordina:lce it shall be u'11awful for
any person, firm or copporation to permit or allow dancing in
any place of bus iness iCl the City of I"'ewnan between the h2,urs of
Twelve o'clock, Midnight, and eight O'cloc!>, A. M., with~Eirst
obtaining a written permit from the Clerk of the City of Newnan.
Be it further ordained that a:-,y person, firm or corporation
violating any or all of the terms of tlis ordia'ce shall on
conviction be punished ad prescribed in 3ection 245 of the City
Code.
Be it further ordaic'led that all orCllnances and the pares of
oruinance in corlflict to this ordinance be ano. the ~ arne are
he,eby repealed.
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Powers,
Clerk.
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Newnan, Georgia, April 20, 1942 Con.
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a telegram thls
day received
from Alderman G. C. Polk, as follows: "Must have immediately
you acceptance my res ignation as councilman 'Sire accepta'1ce
by Western UC1ion" and advised the council that he had sent a
telegram to Mr. Polk, as follows: "Your resignation as Alderman City of 1';ew,1an is hereby accepted with regret".
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By unanimous vote, 0,1 motion of Mr. JOht'.son, seconded by Mr.
Parks,. res ignation of Mr. G. C. Polk was accepLed and the action
of Mayor 3mi th in accepting same and :lotifyL,g Mr. Polk was
ratified.
By virtue of the authority gra.lted under dection 21 of the City
Code, the Mayor and Council proceeded to elect a sucessor to
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of ~r. Polk.
y~.
C. L. Barron was unanimously elected by Mayor and Council as
an Alderman of the City of Nevman to fill the unexpired term of
Lo~r
.. G. C. r'olk.
Mr. C. L. Barron was called· Before the Mayor and Council and
was notified of his eleccion to the Board of Aldermen. Mr.
Barron after deliberation accepted and he took the oath of
office which was administered to him by fuayor C. J. Smith.
On motion duly seconded the Assessment Roll for Elm Street and
North Side Drive Curb an~ Gutter Account as submitted by Street
Superintendent .:as accepted and was as follows:
~AST
S IDE--NORTH S IDE
DRI~
H. D. l'loore fro",ting 175 feet on Forth Side Drive, a sum
of Seventy ($70.00) Dollars for the laying of Curb and
Gutter is assessed againtst the following described property. *70.00'
Bounded on the Eorth by property of H. D. Moore; on the Sast
by property of Miss Maggie Brown; on the South by Clark 3 treet;
on the ~est by North Side Drive.
H. D. Moore fronting 74 feet on ~orthiBide Drive, a sum
of Twenty-nine and 60/100 ($29.60) Dollars for the laying
of curb and gutter is assessed against the fol~owing described property;
$29.60'
Bounded on the Lorth by property of D. 'il. eoone; 0.1 the East
by property of Mrs. G. 3. Darden; on the South by proerty of
H. D. Moore; on the West by North 3ide Drive.
D. ri'. Boone fronting 74 feet on >!orth Side Drive, a sum of
Twenty-nine and 60/100 ($29.60) Dollars for the laying of
curb a:1Q gUL,Ler is assessed against the followir.~g desaribed
property.
$29.60
Bounded on the c.;orth by property of James Tho@assonj 0'1 the
iast by property of Mrs. G. 3. Darden; on the South by pro~
perty of H. D. Moore; on the,ies t by l:orth .3 ide Drive.
James Thomasson fronting 74 feet on horth dide Drive, a sum
of Twenty-niLe and 60/100 (*29.60) Dollars for the laying of
cubb and gutter is asses6ed against ~he fdlowing described
property.
Bounded on the ,: or th by pro pe rty of ;:;ouglas Kielg; on the
East by property of W. :). Carmical; 0:, the SO'lth by pl'operty
of D. W. Boon; on the West by ,:orth dide Drive.
Douglas King fro,-,ti'lg 74 feet ocr .:orth .:J ide Drive, a sUQ) of
Twenty-ni~e a-d 60/100 ($29.60) Dolldrs ior the laying of
curb a"ld gutter is assessed against the following described
property.
$29.60·
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;:ewnan, Georgia, Apri 1 20, 1942, Con.
Bounded On the liorth by property of Miss Maggi,e Brown; on the
East by property of W. 3. Carmical; on the South by property
of James Thomasson; on the ~est by ~orth Side Drive.
Uiss Maggie Brown fronting 296 feet on ~orth Side Drive, a
sum of One Hundred Eighteer; and 40/100 (;»118.40) Do11irs for
the laying of curb a:ld gutter is a~ssessed against the following described property.
$118.40 '
Bounded on the :,orth by property of B. F. Joh'lson; on the
East by property of ~. s. Carmical; on the South by property
of Douglas King; on the Wes.t ':-J ;\orth 3ide Drive.
B. F. JohY1SOn fror1ting 74 feet 0', North3ide Drive, a sum of
Twe,"t,~--nLle ar,d 60/100 (:i'29.60) Dollars for the laying of curb
and gutter is assesssed ~gainst the following described property.
$29.60'
Bounded on the north by property of L. H. Fargason; on the
East by property of W. ,0. Carmical; on the So',th by property
of Miss Maggie Brown; on the '.Iest by North 3ide Drive.
L. H. Fargason fronting 84 feet on ~orth Side Drive, a sum
of Thirty-three and 60/100 ($33.60) Dollurs for the laying
of curb and gutter is assessed ~gainst the following described property
*33.60Bounded On the .,orth by property of Ellis Mans our; on the
East by property of ~. 3. Carmical; on the South by property of B. F. Joh:lson; and on the ;,est by ;"orth .:>ide Drive.
Ellis l·ansour fronting 155 fe'st, 6inches on Lorth'Side
Drive, a sum of Sixty-two aCld 20/100 (1/62.20) DolLers,
for the laying of curb and gutter is asses6ed against
the following described property.
#62.20'
Bounded on the Lorth by property of James Austin; or' the
East by property ofR. s. Carmical; on the South by property of L. H. Fargason; 01 the Hest by Lorth 3ide Drive.
James Austin fronting 77 feet, 6 inches on ~orth Side Drive
a sum of Thirty-one ($31.00) Dollars for the laying of curb
and gutter is assessed against the following described property.
$31.00'
Bounded on the ;'orth by property of M. A. Chambers; on the
by property of R. S. Carmical; 01 the ~o~th by property of Ellis h;ansoClr; and on the ',lest by dorth -Oide Drive'-
~ast
''''. A. Cttamber fro'-,ting 80 feet on ",oreh c, ide Drive,
a sum
of Thirty-tVio (;;;32.00) Doll,rs for the layi"g of curb acld
gutter is assessed agai:":tit Lhe following describ'jd proerty.
J32.00·
Bour,ded 0,_ the .,orth by Elm "treet; 0:, theEAst by property
of ,0.3. Carmical; 0" the ciouth by property :>f James Austir:;
",nd 0:1 the fies t by ;eorth '" ide Dri ve.
;lE3T $IIDE--!JORTH 3IDE DRIVE
Dr. C. C. Elliott fronting 150 feet on North Side Drive,
a sum of Sixty ($60.00) Bollars for the laying of curb
and gutter is assessed against the follwoing described
property.
Bounded on the North by property of L. 3. Beers; on the
East by liorth Side Drive; on the South by Clark Street;
and on the Hes t by property of IUs s Jennie K&. te Camp.
$60.00 .
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"eWDa:1, Georgia, April 20, 1942. Cor,.
L. S. Peers fronting 50 feet on :,:orth Side Drive, a
sum of Twenty- (20.00) Dollars for the laying of
curb and gutter is assessed agaL'lst the folloning
described property.
i20.00'
Bounded on the Earth by property of Mrs. Zthel
Waller; 0,1 the East by l\orth "ide Dribe; on the
South by property of Dr. C. C. Elliott; and on
the ~est by property of Clyde Mathews.
Mrs. Ethel ~aller fronting 74 feet on ~orth Side
Drive, a sum of Twenty-nine and 60/100($29.60)
Do~lars for the laying of curb and gutter is
assessed against the follo'uind described property.
$29.60·
Bounded on the North by property ofJ. L. Craft;
on the East by l,orth Side Drive j on the South by
property of L. 3. Beers; on the West by Property
of Bolton Estate.
J. L. Craft fronting 74 feet on North Side Drive,
a sum of Twenty-nine and 60/100 ($29.60) Dollars
for the laying of curb and gutter is assessed
afainst the t'ollowing described property.
i29.60'
Bounded on the North by property of ,'1 • 111. Gay; on
the iCas t by l':orth J ide Drive; on the '" au th by property of Mrs. Ethel ~allerj and on the West by property of Bolton Estate.
:;1. M. Gay fronting 74 feet on ,'orth ",ide Drive, a
sum of Twe:lty-nine, and 60/100 ($29.60) Doda:/:s for
the laying of curb and gutter is assessed against
;?29.60'
Bounded on the North by property of W. L. Hall; on
the East by North Side arive; on the south by property of J. L. Craft; and on the West by property
of Bolton Eastate.
W. L. Hall fronting 74 feet on ~orth Side Drive, a
sum of Twenty-nine and 60/100 ($29.60) Dollars for
the laying of curb and gutter is assessed against
$29.60·
Bounded on the l";orth by property of \I. R. Hammondj
on the East by North Side Drivej on the gouth by
property of 'if. L. Hall; on the i'les t by property
of Bolton Estate.
V. R. Hammond fronting 74 feet on North Side Drive,
a sum of Twenty-nine and 60/100 ($29.60) Dollars for
the laying of curb and gutter is assessed against the
following described property.
$29.60'
Bounded on the North by property of J. L. Roberts;
on the East by ~orth Side Drive; on the South by
property of W. ~. Hall; and on the Jest by property
of Bolton Eastate.
J. L. Robert fronting 74 fe3t on "orth Side Drive,
a sum of Twenty-nine and 60/100 ($29.60) Dollars
fa:/: the laying of curb and gutter is assessed against
the foll~wing described property.
$29.60,
Bounded on the l';orth by property of Bill Doster j on
the East by PJorth Side Drive; on the South by property
of V. Pc. Hammond; and on the Vles t by property of Bolton
Eastate.
188
Newnan, Georgia, April 21, 1942, Con.
Bill Doster fronting 76 feet on North Side Drive, a
sum of Thirty and 40/100 ($30.40) Dollars for the
laying of curb and gutter is assessed against the
follo'~ing described property.
$30.40Bounded On the North by property of ~. H. Lenderman;
on the East by North Side Drive; on the So~th by property of J. L. Roberts; and on the West by Property
DD Bolton ~state.
J. H. Lenderman fronting 136 feet on North Side Drive,
a sum of Fifty-four and 40/100 (.j;54.40) Dollars for the
laying of curb and gutter is assessed against the following described property.
*54.40BOLinded on the North by property of 'N. H. Puckett; on
the East by Eorth Side Drive; on the oO'Lith by property
of Bill Doster; and on the West by property of Ceylon
Thompson & Mrs. Ophelia Aing.
w.
H. ?uckett fronting 75 feet on North Side Drive, a sum
of Thirty ($30.00) Dollars for the laying of curb and gutter
is assessed against the following described propertY.$54.40·
3D.OO
BOLinded on the North by property of Jimmy Askew; on the
East by North Side Drive; on the South by property of
J. H. Lenderman; and on the West by property of Paul
Wilso;,,;.•
Jimmy Askew fronting 75 feet on North Side Drive, a
sum of Thirty ($30.00) Dollars for the laying of curb
and gutter is assessed against the the following described property.
$30.00'
Bounded or. the ,;orth by property of Carl Jackson; on
the.3ast by ;;orthSide Drive; on the South by property
of L. B. Walthall; and on the West by property of
Ralph ~arren, Jr.
Carl Jackson fronting 75 feet on No.th Side Drive, a
Sum of Thirty ($30.00) Dollars for the laying of curb
and gutter is assessed against the folloding described
property.
$30.00'
Bounded on the North by property ofa. E. Dunaway; on
East by porth Side Drive; on the South by property of
Jimmie Askew; on the West by property of Dr. C. C. Elliott.
W. E. Dunaway fronting 80 feet on North Side Drive, a
sum of Thirty-two ($32.00) Dollars for the laying of
curb anQ gutter is assessed agiLinst the follwoing described property.
,$32.00'
Bounded on the tiorth by property of Dr. C. C. Elliott;
on the East by North Side Drive; on the South by property of Carl Jackson; and on the west by property of
M. G. McUichaee.
Dr. C. C. Elliott fronting 81 feet on North Side Drive.
a sum of Thirty-two and 40/100 ($32.40) DollaEs is
assessed against the follwoing described property. $32.40'
Bounded on the North by Elm Street; on the East by North
Side Drive; on the South by property of W. E. Dunaway;
on the 'Nest by Property of Dr. C. C. Elliott.
189
L~ew:la'l,
u-eorgia, April 21, 19 112, Con.
SOUTH SIDE--ELM STREET
Dr. C.C. Elliott fronting 246 feet on Elm Street,
a sum of Ninety-eightar,d 40/100 ($98.40) Dollars
for the l~ying of curb and gutter is' assessed
agianst the following described property.
$98.40'
Bounded on the North by Elm dtreet; on the East
by ~orth Side Drive; on the South by property of
!f~ G. McMichael and W. E. Dwnaway; and on the
West by Powell Place.
NORTH SIDE--ELM STREET
J. H. McDonald fronting 77 feet on Elm Street, a
sum of Thirty and 80/100 ($30.80) Dollars for the
laying of curb and gutter is assessed against the
~30.80·
Bounded on,the North by property of Ellis Mansour;
on the East by property of Ellis~ Mansour; on the
South by Elm Street; and on, the 'l'est by property
of R. H. dhell.
R. H. Shell fronting SO feet on Elm Street, a sum
of Thirty-two ($32.00) ~ollars for the laying of curb
and gutter is assessed agianst the following described
property.
$32.00,
Bounded on .the ;,'orth by prop3rty of Ellis Mansour;
on the East by property of J. H. McDonald; on the
South by Elm Street, and on the ;iest by property of
Ellis llansour.
Ellis Mansour fronting 74 feet on Elm Street, a sum
of TwentY-nine aild 60/100 ($29.60) Dollars f or the
layinG of curb and gutter is assessed against the
follo'cling described property.
;129.60,
Bounded on the North by propsrty of ~llis ruar£our
on the East, by property of ;i. H.ihell; on the
South by Elm Street; and on the 0est by property
of Ellis M~nsour.
On motion Council
adj~urned.
l~O
Newnan, Georgia, May 4, 1942
Council met in regular session on above date 7:30 P. M. with
Aldermen present, Mr. C. W. Farmer, Mr. C. L. Barron, Mr. "T. "G.
Ware, Mr. H. S. Johnson, Mr. R. B. Hubbard, Jr., Mr. R. P. Parks,
and Mr. A. P. Mann. Also City Attorney Sanders.
Aldermen absent, Mr. F.
w.
Stripling.
Minutes of regular meeting of April 21, were read and on motion
were adopted.
The fOllowing acoounts a@ainst the City of Newnan for the month
of April were read and on motmon were ordered paid. For record
see Warrant Book No. 3991 to 4022 inclusive.
Report of A. W. Powers, Clerk, for the month of April was read
adoped, and was as follows:
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
"from
$
Property Tax--Current year
Property Tax--Prior Reay
Special Tax
street Tax
Police Court
Business License
City Cemetery
Sales and Telephone
interest on Tax
Group Insurance
396.46
222.53
68.16
690.00
1,004.70
605.00 "
162.50
23.50
75.88
17.31
357.66
Amount deposidted in Bank to credit of Treas.$ 3,623.20
14,716.68
118,339.88
DISBURSEMEI,TS:
1,081.16
1,303.08
803.79
1,725.33
306.10
463.84
100.50
99.17
3,000.00
150.00
63.70
13.80
90.00
275.45
130.00
12.80
100.00
3.65
40.00
Street Department
Police Department
Sanitary Department
Fire Department
Cemetery Department
Clerk I s Office
Miscellaneous
Relief
Schools
Carnegie Library
Insurance and Bond
Newnan Hospi tal
Group Insurance
Departmenv of Public Welfare
Refund--Taxes and License
Parks
Official Salary
Total Disbursements
OUtstanding Vouchers paid during month
Balance in bank at end of month
,
9,762.37
-=-__=8;;..00
$ 9,770.37
$ 8,569.51
$18.339.88
OUtstanding Vouchers to Date t9624.15
Report of H. H. North, mreasurer, for the month of April, was
read, adopted, and was as follows.
Balance on hand March 31,
By Vouchers paid
Balance in Bank
$ 14,716.68
3,623.20
1
18,339.88
$ 9,770.37
8,569.51
'18,339.88
191
Newnan, Georgia, May 4, 1942, Con.
Motion of Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Johnson that Mrs. J. E.
Featherston be refunded the sum of Three and 20/100 ($3.20)
Dollars for 1941 City Tax on account of same lot being given
in and paid for by Dr. Ray Cole.
Motion adopted.
Motion Mr. Johnson second by ~r. Ware that City Clerk be authorized
to refund to Dave BeaversFlve and 60/100 ($5.60~ ~ollars being the
tax on one vacant lot on Paul Street for the past seven years, the
same property having been given in by other parties.
Moti-on -adopted.
Motion of Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Johnson that City Clerk be
authorized to issue Box Ball Alley license to Mr. A. M. Hyde
for the sum of Thirty ($30.00) Dollars- for the year 1942.
Motion adopted.
Motion Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Johnson that City Clerk be instructed to issue a check for the sum of Thirty-four Hundred
Seventy-five and 37/100 ($3475.37) Dollars payable to H. H. North,
City Treasurer, as a correction on Sinking Fund requirements for
the years 1941 and 1942.
Motion adopted.
Motion Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Mann that Str~Bt Committee be
authorized to pave side walk on Northside of Clark Street in
front of what was originally known as the Town's Property.
Motion -adopted.
Motion of Mr. Johnson second by Mr. Farmer that all City Employees
be relieved for 1942 Street Tax.
Moti on adopt ed.
Motion of Mr. Johnson second by Mr. Farmer that Park Committee
continue to investigate the plan for the -operation of the- Swimming
Pool for the 1942 season and report back to the C~uncil.
Motion adopted.
Motion of Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Parks that action of Mayor
Smith in appointing Mr. W. H. Taylor as chairman and Mr. Karl
Nixon as Vice-Chairman to act for the Coweta County Civilian
Council, be approved by- the Council.
Motion adopted.
Motiom of Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Parks that City Clerk be authorized to pay a. c. Burnett, City Engineer, one month'S extra
salary less the days that he was absent during the month of April.
Motion adopted.
(OVER~
Newnan, Georgia., May 4, 1942 Con.
The following Standing Committees were apointed by Mayor for the
balance of 1942:
FINANCE COMMITTEE
C. W. Farmer, Chm.; T. G. Ware; F. W. Stripling
FIRE COMMITTEE
R. P. Parks,
Chm~;
T. G. Ware; C. L. Barron
POLICE COMMITTEE
H. S. Johnson, Chm.; C.
w.
Farmer; R. B. Hubbard, Jr.
~TERY
COWtiITTEE
R. B•. Hubbard, Jr., Chm.; C. W. Farmer; H. S. Johnson
PUBLIC BUILDINGS COMMITTEE
T. G. Ware, Chm.; R. P. Parks; A. P. Mann
PARKS COMMITTEE
A. P. Mann, Chm.; R. B. HUbbard, Jr.; C. L. Barron
SANITARY COMMITTEE
T. G. Ware, Chm.; F. W. Stripling; C. L. Barron
INSURANCE COMMITTEE
A. p;. Mann, Chm'; H. S. Johnson, F. W. Stripling
RELIEF COMMITTEE
C.
w.
Farmer, Chm.; R. B. Hubbard, Jr., R. P. Parks
PURCHASING
COM~ITTEE
R. P. Parks, Chm.; H. S. Johnson, A. P. Mann
STREET COMMITTEE
F. W. stripling, Chm.; C.
w.
Farmer, C. L. Barron
WATER AND LIGHT .COMMIT.TEE
C. L. Barron, Chm.; F. W. ;>tripling; H. S. Johnson
•
193
Newnan, Georgia, May 18th, 1942.
Council met in regular session on above date 7:30 P. M. with Mayor
Smith pres iding.
Aldermen present, Mr. C. W. Farmer, Mr. T. G. Ware, Mr. H. S.
Johnson, Mr. R. B; Hubbard, Jr., Mr. A. P. Mann, and Mr. R. P. Parks.
Aldermen absent, Mr. C. L. Barron, and Mr. F. W. Stripling.
City Attorney Sanders and City Clerk A. W. Powers.
Also
Minutes of meeting of May 4th., were read and on motion were adopted.
Motion Mr. Johnson second Mr. Hubbard that matter of Newnan Auto
Company taxes be referred to Chairman of Finance Commmittee and City
Attorney sanderswit~ power to make settlement.
Motion adopted.
Motion Mr. Johnson Second Mr. Hubbard that license for Taxi Company
owned by Mr. Eugene Brewster and Mr. W. H. Ward be revoked.
Motion adopted.
Motion Mr. Mann second Mr. Farmer that Police Committee be authorized
to issue license to the 400 Taxi Company if they comply with the law
and the Police Committee see to do so.
Motion adopted.
194
New'lan, Georgia June 1st, 1942
Council met in reg lar session 0 above date at 7:30 o'clock
Alaermen present, C. W.Farmer, C. L. Barron; T. G. Ware,
R. B. Hubbard, Jr., R. Pl Parks, n d A. P. Mann. Also
City Attorney Sanders.
Aldermen ab3ent, t. 'if. StriplL1g and H • .3. JOh'lSO-.•
Minu.es of regular meetb.g of May 18, 1942, were read a:d
0"
The Fol1:Jwing accoulta agaLlst the Ci cy of "ew,;an f or the month
of May, wre read and 0,] motion were ordered paid. For record
-'ee Warrant Book ;;0. 4079 to 4108 inclusive.
Report of A. W. Powers, City Cler, for the mo tn of if.ay, was
read, adopted, and ~as as follows:
Received from Property Tax--Curret year
Received from Pro~erty Tax--Prior year
Recei~ed from street Tax
Received from Busin~ss License
Received from Sales and Telephone
Receive::: from:;ater & Light Co~mi3sion
Recei v d from Group Insura,ce
Received from Park Department
1P
223.40
99.50
856.00
943.60
605.00
78.00
58.50
54.27
4,000.00
148.07
10.00
Amou,t deposited Ll ba:1k to cenllit of Treas. 7,131.99
8,569.51
$15,701.50
DISBURSEIl1E;;TS:
sstreet Deparment
Police Department
Sanitary Department
Fire DepartJi)ent
Cemetery Department
Clerk I sUffice
Miscellaneous
Rents
Relief
Schools
Carnegie Library
Ftinting and Stationery
Sinking Fund
Insurance and Bond
Group Insurance
Newnan Hos pi tal
Refunds--TaKes and License
Repair and Replacement Account
Parks
Official Salaries
Coupon Interest
$
Total Disbursements
$-24,130.59
Less Outstanding Vouchers at end of month;
Current
Discounted
$
1,328.06
1,451.88
927.88
1,084.83
314.40
430.35
2,194.40
1.50
94.22
11 ,990.00
150.00
43.50
3,475.37
395.41
261.49
90.00
130.00
8.80
100.00
68.50
40.00
540.00
8,985.37
$ 15,145.22
I
556.28
$ 15,701.50
DiscoQnted Vouchers to Dace
$
5,500.00
195
Newnan, Georgia, June 1st., 1942
Con.
Report of H. H. North, Treasure, for the month of May was read,
adopted, and was as follows:
Balance on hand April 30, 1942
Amounted deposited Gy City Clerk
By Vouchers paid
Balance in Bank
$
8,569.51
7.131.99
$ 15,145.22
556.28
i
15,701..50
$ 15,701.50
Motion duly seconded that T. G. Farmer & Sons Co. be refunded, the
6um of Thirty-three and 60/100 ($33.611) Dollars on his 1941 CHy Tax
due to error in return.
Motion adopted.
Motion of Mr. Hubbard second by Mr. Ware the following notice was
approved by Council:
DOG INOCULATIOK NOTICE
All Dogs must be Inoculated by July 5, 1942.
Doggs kept in the City of ·'ewnan must be immediately inoculated as
provided in.the ordinance of said City requiring the inoculation.
Arrangements have been made with Dr. C. A. Moody to inoculate dogs
at an expense to the owner of $1.00 for each inoculation.
Your cooperation is earnestly requested and willbe appreciated.
Inoculate your dog and reduce the hazarQ of rabies.
The dog owner who fails or refuses to have the dog inoculated can
and will be tried and punished for violation of the ordinance.
No layman will be allowed to inoculat.e dogs in the City of Newnan,
Owner mustget city Certificate when dog is onoculated, signed by City
Veterinarian.
Dr. Moody will inoculate dogs at the Municipal Building, Police Office,
~rom 1 o'clock to 6 o'clock P. M. on June 16, 18, 20, 23, 25, 27, 30,
JUly 2.
Motion of Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Ware that improvement on Jackson
Street by bUilding curb and gutter and paving s ide walk be begun by
Street Department as early as possible.
M()tion adopted.
Motion of Mr. Ware second by Mr. Mann that City Attorney get rightof-way deeds for side walk from Mrs. Vesta Beck and Mrs. George H.
Fussellin front of their Jacks on Street Property.
Motion adopted.
--1
The following rules and regulations for the operation of the Swimming'
Pool for the season of 1942 was recommended by Mr. A. P. Mann, Chair-'
man of ~ark Committee:
OPERATING HOURS:
SCHEDULE OF PRICES
Week Days
9 A. M. to 12 :30
Sunday
2 P. M. to 1Ql:l00
Over 16 years
2 P. M. to 6 P. M. Suit Rental
Under 16 years
lOt
20¢
l5¢
SEASON TICKETS
1 person
$3.00
2 Persons
5.00
3 Persons
7.50
4 Persons or morelO.OO
(SEason Tickets Purchased At City Clerk's
Office only)
Holde~s of Season Tickets Must bring own Towel or Pay 2¢ Towel~Rental
Chil~ren Admitted to Baby Pool when Accompanied by Parent or NurseAdmission 5¢
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Austin in Charge
Larry Mealor, Life Guard.
f
.... J
196
Newnan, Georgia, June 1st, 1942 Con.
Newnan, Georgia, June 15th, 1942.
Regular meeting of city council held on above date at 7 o'clcck
Aldermen present, C. W. Farmer, C. L. Barron, T. G. Ware, H. S.
Johnson, R. B. Hubbard, Jr., R. P. Parks, and A. p. Mann.
Also City Attorney Sa~ders.
Aldermen absent, F. W. Stripling.
Minutes of regular meeting of June 1st, were read and on motion
were adopted.
The following re~uest for the renewal of Contract of The Georgia
Power Company was read and was as follows:
Atlanta, Georgia
April 20, 1942.
TO THE HONORABLE MAYOR M:D ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF :,EWNAF:
Under date of July 24, 1912, the City of l"evman by ordinance granted
to Columbus Power Company, its successors, lessees and assignes,
certain franchise rights in connection with the operation of an
electric system upon the streets and pUblic places of the City of
Newnan and to supply electric service to power loads in excess of
50 horsepower.
Section 4 of that ordinance provided that the franchise should
terminate at the end of thirty yea~s unless renewed or extended
prior to its termination date, namel¥:, July 24, 1942.
Tne same section prOVides that application for renewal or extension
of the franChise could be made and granted at any regular meeting of
the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Newnan during the term of the
franchise or any renewal or extension of the same.
The Georgia ?ower Company, present holder of this franchise as successor by consolidation to the Columbus Electric & ?ower Company, the
assignee of Columbus Power Company, hereby applies foran extension
of the above described franchise for a period of thirty years from
July 24, 1942, and prays your Honorable Body will grant said extension to and in the name of Georgia Power Company.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGIA POWER COMPANY
Successor by consolidation to
Columbus Electric & Power Company
By
P. S. Arkwright
President.
19'T
Newnan, Georgia, June 15th. 1942 Con.
After the reading of the request,2the following letter form the
Water & Light Commission signed by R. C. Atkinson, 3ectetary, was
read to the council.
JU:1e 2, 1942.
Mr. A. W. Powers, City Clerk
Newnan, Georgia.
Dear i"r. Powers,
The Water and Light Commission approved the attached application
for extension of franchise to the Georgia Power Company, and asks
that your body complete and mail to:
Mr. M. E. Mann
Georgia Power Company
Columbus, Georgia.
Yours truly,
C':l
00
00
~
<t
<t
R. C. Atkinson,
Secty-.Motio" made by Mr. Farmer, seconded by Lir. Parks that iel view of
applicatio"l from Georgia Power Company for extension of Franchise
together wi th letter of recom!:le.:'.datio:1 of same by the Newnan Water
and Light Comr::issio;, that the fra.1chise as gra:lted to Columbus
Power Company, its successor, les0ees and assigns, by City Ordinance dated July 24, 1912, be extended for a period of thirty years,
from July 24, 1942, to the Georgia rower Company under the same
terms and
cO::·l.ditio~lS' as
set out in said ordLla:':.ce referred to.
When the above motion was put to a vote it wa~ u'1animously adopted
in regular moeting held 7:30 o'clock P. M. , June 15,., ::'942.
Mr. A. P. Man'l reDorted to council that he had a re uest for the
installation of a·street light on Hollis Hei~ht, a motion was made
and duly seconded the aboce re 'uest for light be referred to ',"{ater
and Light Committee with power to act.
Motio:: adopted.
A letter addressed to Mr. C. J. Smith, Major, in regard: WAR DAMAGE
& BOMEARDl1EI,T I:;3UR~;-;CE from Hamil ton C. Arnall Insura1ce "gency was
read to council- and on miDtion of Mr. Hubbard and second by Mr. -;iare
the letter was referred to Insurance Committee for consideration.
IJloti on adopt ed.
MotiOn Mr. Ware' second by Mr. Johnso:l that Mr. C. F. Price be elected
a member of the Rationing Board, to fill vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. H. C. Glover.
Motion adopted.
Motio;, Mr. Joh'lson, second bJ Mr. ',j"are that City blocks Eorth, ':;:.st
and South of Court House be roped off for the speaMing exercise and
barbe~ue to be held Fourth day of JUly, 1942.
l':otio:l adopted.
Motio'l Mr. Johnson second by Mr-. ';;are that advanced ::lelc~!j1e of the
people to the City of !··ewnan for the exercises to be held0 on that
dat~ be left with Mayor Smith, Alderman Farmer, and City Attorney
Sauders with power to acto.
Motion adopted.
0:1 I,:otion Council adjourned.
198
Newnan, Georgia, July 6, 1942
Council met in regular session on above date at 7:30 o'clock
p. M. with Mayor Smith presiding.
Aldermen present, C. W. Farmer, C. L. Barron, T. G. Ware,
R. B. Hubbard, Jr., R. P. Parks, and A. P. Mann.
Aldermen absent, H. S. Johnson and F.
w.
Stripling.
Regular minutes of meeting of June 15th., were read and on
The following accounts against the City of Newnan for the
month of June were read, adopted, and nr.dered:pald. For
recDDd see Warrant Book No. 4170 to 4208 inclusive.
City Clerk's Report for the month of June, was read, adipted
and was as follows:
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
PDoperty Tax--Current Yr. $
Property Tax--prior year
Police Court
Business License
City Cemetery
Sales and Telephone
Miscellaneous Acccount
Group Insurance
Park Department
795.32
107.73
855.44
752.00
98.00
8.68
79.75
6,000,00
153.00
549.45
Amount deposited in bank to credit of Treas$9424.5I
556.28
Error in May Account
189.20
$ 10,169.99
DISBURSEMENTS:
Street Department
$
Police Department
Sanitary Department
Fire Department
Cemetery Department
Clerk's Office
Miscellaneous
Rents
Relief
Carnegie Library
Insurance and Bond~
Group Insurance
Newnan Hospital
Department of PUblic Weliire
Refunds--Taxes and License
hepair and Replacmment Account
Parks
Official Salaries
COUDon Interest
Deposit made 5/11/42 to General Account in
error, should have been to Street Improvement Account. Paid out of June Account
1,591.52
1,637.06
711.05
1,471.25
273.61
517.70
3,530.04
1.50
94.20
150.00
95.40
160.03
273.60
90.00
130.00
36.10
100.00
49.86
40.00
375.00
189.20
Total Disbursements
$ 11,517.12
Less outstanding vouchers at end of mo.
3,500.00
$ 8.01~.12
2,152.87
$ 10,169..99
Outstanding Vouchers to date $22,109.52
Discounted Vouchers to Date
$ 9,000.00
199
Newnan, Georgia, July 6, 1942, Con.
Report of H. H. North, ~reasurer for the month of June, was
read, adopted, and was as follows:
Balance on hand, May 31
By Vouchers paid
Balance in Bank
$
745,48
9,424.51
$
$ 10,169.99
$
8,O~Z<.12
2,152.87
10,169.99
Motion Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Mann that City Clerk be authorized
to refund the ~ewnan Truck and Tractor Company Twenty ($20.00)
Dollars be~ng amount he had paid for truck dealer's License for
1942.
Motion adopted.
Motion Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Mann, the following ordinance
was adopt ed:
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Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Newnan,
and it is hereby ordained by authority of the same, that from
and after the passage of this ordinance that that portion of
College Street from Temple Avenue to West Washington Street in
the City of Newnan be and that portion of said College Street
is hereby declaled to be a ''triffic bouj.evard and persons travelling on and along said street are declaLed to be entitled to the
right of way.
Be it further ordained by the authorities aforesaid that any person dtiving any vehicle from any intersection street onto or into
the.t pGrtion of College S~re~~ herein declared a traffic !OUlevard.
shall, before'driving any vehicle into or ~nto said named boulevard.
bring his vehicle to a full and complQte stop. before driving the
same into or onto the saidmamed boulevard.
Be it further ordained that it shall be unlawful for any person to
drive any vehicle from any intersecting street into that portion of
said College Street herein declared a trAffic boulevard without
bring1ngthe vehicle to a-full stop before driving the same from
said intersecting street onto or into the said street.
Be i t further ordained that any person violating any of the terms
Dr this ordinance shall, on conviction, -be punished as prescrived
in Section 245 of the City Code.
Be it further ordained that all ordinances or parts of ordinances
in conflict be and the-same are hereby repealed.
,
-'-----1
Montion made by Mr. Hubbard seconded by Mr. Park that in view of a
letter from W. B. Barr, agent for Atlanta and West Point Rail Road,
Company at Newnan, requesting c~~cellation of an easement agreement·
relative to use and maintenance of a track and trestle dated
"ovem ber 13, 1936, that the City of Newnan agree that said agreement be terminated.
Motion adopted.
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Newnan, Georgia, July 20, 1942
Council met in regular session on above date at .7:30 o'clock
P. M. wit~2Mayor Smith presiding.
Aldermen present, C. W. Farmer, C. L. Barron, T. G. Ware,
R. B. Hubbard, Jr., R. P. parkS, and A. P. Mann.
Aldermen absent, H. S. Johnson, F. W.
Stripli~g.
Minutes of regular meeting of July 6, were read, and 8n motion
were adopted.
Mr. E. G. Morgan appeared before council asking for permit to
operate a taxi in the City of Newnan.
On motion dUly seconded City Clerk was authorized to issue
Taxi License to Mr. E. G. Morgan provided he complied with
the City Taxi Ordinance.
Moti on adopted.
Newnan, Georgia. August 3, 1942
Council met in regular session at 7:30 o'clock P. M. with
Aldermen presaat, C. W. Farmer, C. L. Barron, T. G. Ware,
H. S. Johnson. R. B. Hubbard, Jr., R. P. Parks, and A. P.
Mann.
Minutes of regular meeting of July 20, 1942, were read and
Accounts against the city of Newnan for the month of JUly,
were read and on motion were ordered paid. For record see
Warrant Book No. 4275 to 4301 inclusive.
Report of A. W. Powers, City Clerk, for the month of JUly,
Received fro property tax--Current Year
$ 689.15
Received from Property Tax-Prior Year
212.09
763.37
368.50
84.00
Received from Sales & Telephone
19.20
Received from Miscellaneous Account
46.67
.
31.49
Received from Water & Light Commission
3,890.00
Received from Park Department
152.94
Amount deposide in Bank to csedit of Treas.
$6,469.18
2,152.87
18,622.05
Newnan, Georgia, August 3, 1942 Con.
DIS BURSEMENTS :
Street Department
Police Department
Sanitary Department
Fire Department
Cemetery Department
Clerk's OfUce
Miscellaneous
Rents
Relief
Carnegie Library
Insurance and Bond
Group Insurance
Newnan Hospital
Departme~ of Public Welfare
Refunds--Taxes and License
Pat'ks
Official Salaries
Coupon Interes t
~
Total Disbursements
1,260.15
1,337.53
862.52
1~65.83
2.87.71
307.99
56.75
1.50
154.16
150.00
54.04
313.35
274.36
90.00
130.00
16.00
100.00
325.15
40.00
3,702.50
$10,529.54
Less Outstanding Vouchers pt end of month:
Discounted
l
3,607.50
6,922.04
1,700.01
"$ 8,622.05
CAltstanding Vouchers to Date j25,.717.02
Discounted Vouchers to mate
112,607.50
Report of H. H. North, City Treasurer, for the monthof JUly was
read, adopted and as 10110ws:
Balance on hand, June 30, 1942
By Vouchers paid
Balance .in Bank
$ 2,152.87
6,469.18
$ 6,922.04
l
8,622.05
1,700.01
$ 8,622.05
Motion duly seconded that City Clerk be authorized to refund to
Charlie Negas the sum of One and 60/100 ($1.60) Dollar on his
1941 City Tax due to error.
Motion adopted.
Newnan, Georgia, August 17, 1942
Regular meetin~ of city council held on above date at 7:30
o'clock P. M. -with Mayor Smith presiding.
Aldermen presn-et,C. W. Farmer, C. L. Barron, T. G. Ware,
H. S. Johnson.- R. B. Hubbard, Jr., R. P. Parks, A. P. Mann.
Aldermen absent. F. W. Stripling.
Minutes of regular meeting of August 3, 1942. were read and
A. letter from the Texas Oil Company asking for a reduction
in their 1942 ~ity tax return was read to council by clerk
and on motion ~f Mr. Johnson and second by Mr. Hubbard, that
city mmerk be authorized to refund to The Texas Oil Company
the sum of $ight and e$a.CO) Dollars on receipt of their
payment of the-ir 1942 tax and requested that he notify The
Texas Company -of the action of the city council.
Motion adopted.
Motion Mr. Hubbard second by Mr. Parks that Chairman of
Purchasing Committee. Police Committee and Fire Department
Committee be authorized to purchase uniforms for the city
employees.
Motion adopted.
Motion Mr. Farmer second by- Mr •. Mann that city tax rate for
the year 1942 be fixed at 16 mills(Sixteen Mills) and the
following ordinance be adopted:
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of the city of
Newnan and it is hereby ordained by authority of the same,
that for the purposes herein after stated, and for the purpose of raising revenue for the support and maintainance of
the said city ~or the year 1942, there is hereby levied on
all property both real and personal SUbject to taxation by
the city of Newnan, Georgia, the sum of .016 on each $1.00
of- the assessed value of property or tne and 60/100 ($1.60)
Dollars on each One Hundred ($100.00) Dollats of the assessed
property value.
Be it further ordained the authorities aforesaid that the
said amount so raised shall be apportioned and expened by
the city of Newnan, as follows:
For raising revenue to maintain and support the city
Government and current expense --------------------- _5.5 Mills
Expenditures for Education-------- ----------------- .6.5
"
Payment of Interest and Principal on pUblic debt---- .3.5
"
Expenditures on Charitable purposes----------------- .5
"
Be it further ordained by the authorities aforesaid that all
ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance be and the same are hereby repealed.
203
Newnan, Georgia. September 8th. 1942
Regular meeting of city council held on above date 7 o'clock P. M.
Aldermen present, C. W•. Farmer, C. L. Barron. T. G. Ware. H. S.
Johnson. R. B. HUbbard,. Jr., R. P. Parks. and A. P. Mann. Also
City Attorney Sanders.
Aldermen absent. F. W. Striplihg.
Minutes of regular meeting of August 17, were read and on motion
were adopted.
Report of A. W. Powers. City Clerk. for the month of August, was
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
Property Tax--prior years
Police Court
Business License
City Cemetery
Sales & Telephone
Interest on Tax
Water & Light Commission
Group Insurance
Park Department
Amount deposied in bank to credit of Treasurer
$
1.560.61
1.154.09
1,065.15
294.50
174.00
16.80
11.00
61.61
4.000.00
152.88
123.82
$
8.614.46
1.700.01
$ 10.314.47
DISBURSEMENTS :
Street Department
Police Department
Sanitary Department
Fire Department
Cemetery Department
Clerk's Office
Rents
Relief
Schools.
Carnegie Library
Insurance and BOnd
Group Insurance
Newnan Hosoi tal
Department" of Public Welfare
Refund--Taxes & License
Parks
Official Salaries
Coupon Interest
$
1.259.01
1,308.81
.918.78
1.060.48
304.00
329.30
1.50
174.08
2.000.00
150.00
42.85
69.08
271.13
90.00
130.00
21.60
100.00
306.04
40.00
135.00
Total Disbursements
Less OUtstanding Vouchers at end of.month
$
8,711.66
4.009.60
$ 6.702.06
$
3,612.41
$ 10,314.47
Discounted Vouchers to Date
i
14,607.50
The follawing accounts against the city of Newnan for the month
of August. were read and on motion were ordered paid. For record
see Warrant Book No. 773 to 798 inclusive.
204
Newnan, Georgia,
Septem~er
8th, 1942 Con
Report of H. H. North, Treasurer, for the month of August, was
Balance on hand July 31,
By Vouchers paid
Balance in Bank
$
1,700.01
8,614.46
6,702.06
3 612.41
$ 10;314.47
$
i 10,314.47
A bill was presented to council from Mr. Ellis Mansour for the
sum of One Hundred Five ($105.00) Dollars for sidwwall in old
city hall building.
On motion. of Mr. Ware sefond by Mr. Farmer, city clerk was instructed to pay the above mentioned bill of Mr. Mansour.
Motion adopted.
Bill was also preseeted from the Home Defense Gaard for uniforms
the sum of Eighty-four and 98/100 ($84.98) Dollars from Mr. H. G.
Johnson, Adju~ant.
On motion of Mr. Hubbard second by Mr. Johnson tha above bill be
paid.
Motion adopted.
Motion Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Hubbard that Mr. R. D. Barnes be
issued license to operate taxi in the city of Newnan, provided he
meets the requirements CIa the city Taxi Ordinance.
Moti on adopted.
Motion Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Mann that city clerk refund to
Mrs. Ethel Waller the sum of Four ($4.00) Dollars on her 1941
Tax When paid.
Moti on adopted.
Motion Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Park that Lovejoy and Glover
Boan and Discount license be reduced to Fifteen ($15.00) Dolla~s
for the year 1942 for the reason that this business was discontinued· on March 1, 1942.
Motion adopted.
Motion Mr. Barron second by Mr. Farmer that Mr. R. B. Hubbard, Sr.,
be elected member of Water and Light Commission for the term of
Six (6) years beginning October 1st, 1942.
Motion adopted.
Motion Mr. Johnson second by Mr. Parks that repair of Bleachers
at Pickett Field be left with park Committee with power to act.
Motion adopted.
205
Newnan, Georgia, September 8, 1942 Con.
Motion Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Mann the following resolution was
adopted:
Whereas, There is a considerable portion of East Washington Street
in the city of Newnan, lying between the Atlanta & West Point R. R.
Co. and Perry Street, on the south side of said street is unpaved
and
Whereas: There is no present intention of paving said portion, and
same is unsightly, and a large amount of rubbish and trash accumultes
on same creating a fire hazard to the property of R. D. Cole Mfg. Co.
lying south of said area and on whose property is located a lumber
shed:
THEREFORE BE IT
R~OLVED:
That the said R. D. Cole Mfg. Co. is hereby granted the right to
encroach upon said vacant area lying north of said lumber shed and
south of the said street with the right to use same for business.
purposes up to and within seven feet of the curbing on the south.side
of said East Washington Street so that the area they are hereby permitted to use shall be a strip extending east and west Two Hundred
and One (201) feet with itsmorth side parallel with, and seven (7)
feet south of said curbing. Said tract extending North and South
Twenty-eight (28) Feet and Seven (7) Inch on the west side ~ereof
and Thirty (30) Feet and Five (5) inches on the east side thereof.
That this right to encroach upon siad area, and to use same, and
the easement hereby granted, shall be deemed and held to be a tenancyat will with the right on the part of either party to.terminate same
by giving the other party sixty days notice.
That in the event of such termination of said right to use said area,
that the said R. D. Cole Mfg. Co. shall have the right to remove from
said area all property placed thereon or belonging to them.
~~~o«
Neyman, Georgia, September 21, 1942
Regular meeting of city coucil held on above date at 7:30 o'clock
Aldermen present, C. W. Farmer, C. L. Barron, T~ G. Ware, H. S.
Johnson, R. B. Hubbard, Jr. and R. P. Parks, Also City Attorney
Sanders.
Aldermen absent, F: W. Stripling and A. P. ~a~~.
Minutes of regular meeting of September 8th., were read and on
motion adopted.
'2ll tl
NewnaL, Georgia, September 21, 1942 Con.
Motion Mr. Johnson second b, Mr. Parks that city clerk be authorized
to accept of Ten ($10.00) Dollars eash license for ice Cream carts
of Mr. C. B. Smith.
Motion adopted.
Motion of Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Johnson the following assessment roll of curbing on East Washington Street be accepted and
city clerk instructed to notify property owners immediately of
this assessment.
PRICE PER FOOT
$.40
NORTH SIDE
Newnan Cotton Mill
C. H. Cleveland
Miss Cora Horns by
F. A. Walls
L. llI'. Morris
W. s. Vineyard
J. P. Davis
800 Feet Curb & Gutter
88 "
" " "
92 "
" " "
92 "
" " "
50 "
" "
"
-62 "
" " "
155 "
" " "
$ 320.00
35.2036.80'
36.80
20.00t!
24.80v
62.00/
SOUTH SIDE
397 Feet Curb & Gutter
E. M. Cole, Jr.
Morris Coolic
71 "
" " "
Eugene Manget
186 "
" " "
Tom Tolbert
69 "
"
" "
Mrs. Ess ie B. Murph 177
"
" "
Mrs. Garbriella Hughs 85 !"
" " "
Mrs. W. Y. Barnes
111 "
" " "
Mrs. E. C. Beers
131 "
" "
"
158.8011 /
28.40v
74.40 V
27..60 1
70.80 (
34.00/
44.40-52.40 {
ASSESS1IlENT OF CURB AfW GUTTER EAS T WASHINGTOn STREET--NORTH SIDE
Newnan Cotton Mill fronting 800 feet on East Washington Street,
a sum of $320.00 is assessed against the following described
property for curb and gutter.
$320.00
Bounded on the North by property of Newnan Cotton Mill,
on the East by property of C. H. Cleveland, on the South
by East Washington Street and on the West by Murray Street.
C. H. Clevlenad fronting 88 feet on East Washington Street,
a sum of Thirty-five and 20/100 ($35.20~ Dollars for curb
and gutter is assessed against the follwoing described
property.
$35.20'
Bounded on the North by proj:,erty of Colored 'Cemetery , on.
the East b yp.n>perty -ofc'Miss Cora lolornsby~l~h--the South
by East Washington Street, on the West by Newnan Cotton
Mill.
Miss Cora Hornsby fronting Ninety-two (92) feet on East
Washington Street, a sum of Thirty-six and 80/100
$36.80
DollaES for curb and gutter is assessed against the following
described property.
Bounded on the No, th by property"of Colored Cemetery; on
the East by property of ~. A. Walls, on the South Bby East
Washington Street, on the West by property of C. H. Cleveland.
207
Newnan, Georgia, September 21st, 1942, Can.
F. A. Walls fronti~g Ninety-two (92) Feet on East Washington
Street, az sum of Thirty-six and 80/100 ($36.80) Dollars is
assessed against the foll.wing described property, for curb $36.80
and gutter.
Boun£ed on the North by property of colored Cemetery, on the .
East by Alley, on the South by ~ast Wa~hington Street, on the
West by property of Miss Cora Hornsby.
L. E. Morris fronting Fifty (50) feet on East Washington Street
a sum of Twenty ($20.00) Dollars is assessed against the fonowing described property for curb and gutter.
$20.00
Bounded on the ~orth by property of Newnan Cotton Mill, on
the East by property of W. S. Vineyard, on the South by East
Washington Street, on the West by Alley.
W. S. Vineyard fronting Sixty-:t.wo(62) feet on East Washington
Street, a sum of Twenty-four and 80/100 ($24.80) Dollars for
the laying of curb and gutter is assessed against the following described prop rty.
$24.80
Bounded on the ~;orth by property of Newnan Cotton Mill, on
the east by property of J. P. Davis, on the South by East
Washin",ton Street, on the \'ies t by property of L. E. Morris.
J. P. Davis fronting One Hundred Fifty-five (155) feet on
East Washington Street, a sum of Sixty-two ($62.00) Dollars
$62.00
Bounded on the North py property of Newnan Cotton Mill, on
the East by propertyoof Roggr.!ate, on the South by East,
Washington Street, on the West 'by property of W. S. Vineyard.
SOUTH SIDE---EAST WABHINGTON STREET
E. M. Cole, Jr., fronting Three Hundred Ninety-seven (397)
feet on East Washington Street, a sum of One Hundred Fiftyeight and 80/100 ($158.80) Dollars for the laying of curb
and gutter is assessed against the follwwing described
property.
$158.80
BOQnded on the North by East Washington Street, on the East
by property of Morris Coolice, on the South by East Broad
Street, on the West by Murray Street.
Morris Coolie fronting Seventy-one (71) feet on East Washington Street, a sum of Twenty-eight and 40/100 ($28.40)
dollars for the laying of curb and gutter is assessed
against the follwwing described property.
$ 28.40
Bounded on the North by East Washington Street, on the East
by property of Tom Tolbert, on the South by East Broad Street
on the West by property of E. M. Cole, Jr.
Eugene Manget fronting One Hundred Eighty-six (186) feet on
East Washington Street, a sum of Seventy-four and 40/100
($74.40) DollaEs for the laying of curb and gutter is assessed against the following described property.
$ 74.40
Bounded on the tiorth by East Washington Street, on the East
by property of Tom Tolbert, on the South by East Broad Street
on the Westby property of Morris Coolie.
Tom Tolbert fronting Sixty-nine (69) feet on East Washington
Street a sum of iwenty-seven and 60/100 ($27.60) Dolla~s for
the laying of curb and gutter is assessed against the follwwing
described property.
$27.60
Newnan, Georgia, September 21, 1942 Con.
by property of Mrs. Essie B. Murph, on the South by East
Broad S tre et, on the Wes t by ~roperty of Eugene Manget.
Mrs. Essie B. Murph fronting One Hundred Seventy-seven (177)
feet on East Washington Street a sum of Seventy and 80/100
$$70.80) Dollars for the laying of curb and gutter is assessed against the following described property.
$70.80
Bounded on the North by East Washington Street, on the
East by property of Mrs. Essie B. Murph, on the South
by East Broad Street, on the West by property of Tom
Tolbert.
Mrs. Garbriella Hughs fronting Eighty-five (85) feet on
East Washington Street, a sum of Thirty-four ($34.00)
Dollars for the laying of curb and gutter is assessed
against the following described property.
$34.00
Bounded on the North by East Washington Street, on the
East by property of Mrs. E. C. Beers, on the South by
East Broad Street, on the West by property of Mrs. Essie
B. Murph.
Mrs. W. Y.Barnes fronting One Hundred Eleven (Ill) feet
on EastWashington.Street, as sum of Forty-four and 40/100
~$44.40) Dollars for the laying of curb and gutter, is
assessed against the follewing described property.
$44.40
Bounded on the North by East Wash~ngton Street, on the
East by property of Mrs. E. C. Beers, on the South by
East Broad Street, on the West by Pinson Street.
Mrs. E. C. Beers frontingOile:,M]ll'idIred t'hitty-oile o (13l)
feet on East Washington Street, a sum of Fifty-two and
40/100 ($52.40) Dollars for the laying of curb and gutter
is assessed against the following described property.
$52.40
by property of GUy Cole, on the South by ~ast BroadStreet,
on the West by property of Mrs. W. Y. Barnes.
Newnan, Ga.,
September 21st, 1942, Continued
209
Motion Mr. Johnson second by Mr. Ware, te following resolution was
adopted:
•
A RES OLUTI O~J
Whereas: the Mayor and Council of the City of Newnan have in the
past called upon the Board of Commissioners. of. Coweta County,
Georgia, for assistance in various ways; and
Ubereas: Recently the Commissioners of Coweta County, have furnished the City of Newnan with equipment to and have graded and
leveled the negro football field and pa~t of the cemetery at the
request of the Mayor and Council, and such work was done in a
splendid and capable manner; and
Whereas: Dr. T. W. Sewell, R. H. Johnson, H. L. Camp, J. S.
Carmical, and W. H. Johnston, Commissioners of Coweta County,
Georgia, have exhibited a splendid spirit of cooperation with
the officals of the City of Newnan and hav worked toward the
common good of both the City of Newnan and Coweta County;
Therefore, Be It Resolved; that the undersigned Mayor and Aldermer.
of the City of Newnan, Georgia, by this resolution, express thei-r
gratitude and appreciation to the above named County Commissioners
and to their superintendent, Ben L. Lambert, directly in charge of the
work, for their assistance, splendid class of work done, and excellent
spirit o~ cooperation when called upon by the officials of the city
of Newnan, and
Be It Further Resolved; that a copy of tlis resolution be furnished
the Board of County Commissioners of Coweta County, Georgia, and a
copy of same be spread upon the minutes of the city of Newnan.
C. J. Smith
Mayor
C. W. Farmer
H. S. Johnson
A. P. Mann
T. G. Ware
R.
p
u.
HUbbard, Jr.
F. W. Stripling
R. P. Parks
C. L. Barron
~
210
hewnan, Georgia October 5, 1942
Regular meeting of city counCil held on ab9ve date at 7.:30
o'clock P. M. with Mayor Smith presidning.
Aldermen present, C. W. Farmer, H. W. Johnson, T. G. Ware,
R. B. Hubbard, Jr., R. p. Parks, A. p. Mann, and C. L. Barron.
Aldermen Absent, J. W. Stripling.
Minutes of reg~lar meeting of September 21, were read and on
Accounts against the City of New;-;an for the mont.: of September
were read and on motion were ordered paid. For record see
Warrant Book No. 848 tc 879 inclusive.
Repor·t of A. W. Powers, City Clerk .for the month of i3eptember
Received
Received
heceived
Received
Received
Received
Received
Receiveu
Received
R.eceived
Received
from property Tax--Current year
from Property Tax--Prior Years
trom Street Tax
from Police Court
from Business License
from City Cemetery
from Sales and Teleohone
from Miscellaneous ~ccount
from Interest on Tax
fromiiater and Light Commission
from Group Insurance
$
4,282.53
378.30
620.00
835.70
147.50
138.09
15.40
14 .50
29.56
2,ggO.00
155.28
Amount deposited in bank to credit of Treasurer $ 9,116.86
3.612.41
:;; 12.729.27
DIS BUR" EME;;TS :
Street Department
Police Department
Sanitary Department
Fire Department
Cemetery Department
Clerk's uffice
Miscellaneous Account·
Rents
Relief·
Schools
Carnegie Library
Group Insurance
Nevman Hos ,"i tal
Park Department
Official "alaries
$
1,090.60
1,242.42
807.18
1,062.66
266.30
327.12
85.56
1.50
125.18
2,000.00
150.00
3.40
270.13
90.00
130.00
100.00
216.30
40.00
Total Disbursements
Outstanding VOUChers paid during month
$
8.008.35
9 .60
8:':017.95
Less Outstanding vouchers at end of month:
Current
~
OUtstanding Vouchers to date $ 27,725.02
i
8.00
8,009.95
if 4,719.32
$ 12,729.27
$
Discounted Vouchers to date
$
14,607.50
211
Newnan, Georgia, October ffith, 1942 Con.
Report of H. H. Korth, City Treasurer, for the month of September
was read, adopted and was as follows:
Balance on hand August 31,1942
By Vouchers paid
Balance in Bank
$
3,612.41
9,116.86
$
8,009,95
4,719.32
ARE SOL UTI 0 N
Whereas, J. E. Stephens, of Lakeland, Florida, has submitted
two (2) 21do One Hundred Dollar U.S.A. Treasury Bonds, bearing
Nos. 71671 A and 71672 B, which bonds will mature in 1972, to
the city of Newnan so tha t the income therefrom may be us ed
for the perpetual keep of a certain cemetery lot in the Oak
Hill cemetery at Newna", Georgia, and
Therefore, be it resolved by the Mayor and Council of the City
of Newnan that receipt of said bonds be and is hereby acknowledged for the purpose above mentioned.
Be i t further resolved that the City of Nevman, for and in consideration of said bonds, agrees to use tb income from same to
the 2erpetual keep of the C. P. Stephens lot in said cemetery.
On mot on of Mr. HUbbard, seconded by Mr. Johnson, the above
resolution was passed at the regcll1r meeting of the City Council
on October 5th, 1942, and said resolution has been ~laced on the
Minutes of t.he City of !;ewnan.
-
C. J. Smith._
Mayor
A. W. Powers,
Clerk.
On motiun Co"ncil adjourned.
212
Newnan, Georgia, October 19, 1942
Regular meeting of City Council held on above date at 7:30 o'clock
Johnson, R. B. Hubbard, Jr., R. P. Parks, and A. P. Mann.
Also City Attonney Sanders.
Alderman absent, Mr. F. W. Stripling.
Mr. Glenn Ware, chairman of Municipal BUildings Committee,
presented a contract to the Council signed by himself and
the Atlanta Gas Light Company to furnish gas for the Newnan
Library for a period of one year beginning date of september
29, 1942.
On motion seconded by Mr. Ware the above mentioned contract
was accepted and approved by the Council.
Motion adopted.
On motion council
adjOUrne/d~.~~~~~~~~~~
Newnan, Georgia, November 2, 1942.
Regular meeting of city council held on above date at 7:30
o'clock P. M. with Mayor Smith presiding.
Aldermen pres en t, C. lY. Farmer, C. L. Barron, T. G. Ware,
H. S. Bohnson, R. B. Hubbard, Jr., R. P. Park, and A. P. Mann.
Also Ci~y Ittorney Sanders.
Minutes of regllar meeting of October 19, were reali, and on
The following accounts against the cityof Newnan for the month
of October, were read and on motion were ordered paid.
For record see Warrant Book No. 944 to 972 Inclusive.
Report of A. W. Powers, City Clerk, for the month of October,
was read, adopted and was as follows:
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Recei ved
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
Property Tax--Current year
$
Property Tax--Prior years
Street Tax
Police Court
Business License
City Cemetery \
Sales and Telephone
Interest on Tax
Water and Light Commission-------Group Insurance
Amount deposited in bank to credit of Treasure
8,252.44
1,246.45
606.00
580.25
167.50
210.00
14.93
101.57
113.18
2,000.00
493.39
$ 13,785.71
$
4,719.32
18,505.03
DISBURSEJlENTS: .
Street Department
Police Department
Sanitary Department
Fire Department
Cemetery Department
Clerk's Uffice
Rents
Relief
Schools
Carnegie Library
Group Insurance
Newnan Hospital
Refund--Taxes and License
Park
Official Salaries
Coupon Interest
$
Total Disbursements
Outstanding Vouchers paid during month
$ 11,045.10
Less Outstanding Vouchers at end of month
Current
Outstanding Vouchers to date $ 28,269.65
Discounted iouchers to date
$ 14,607.50
1
1
$
1,687.48
1,362.38
1,066.52
1,066.47
304.75
425.15
1.50
138.91
4,000.00
150.00
24.80
273.95
90.00
130.00
29.90
100.00
103.29
40.00
50.00
3,483.37
14,528.47
4,028.00
10,500.47
8,004.56
18,505.03
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Newnan, Georgia, November 2, 1942 Con.
Report of H. H. North, City Treasurer, for themonth of October,
was read, adopted, and was as ~ollows:
Balance on hand August 31, 1942
deposited b¥ city clerk
By Vouchers paid
Balance in Bank
:$
Amo~~t
4,719.32
13,785.71
$
$>
18,505.03
$
10,500.47
8 004.56
18;'05.03
Motion of Mr. Farmer duly seconded that Mr. H. G. Morgan be
refunded the sum of Five ($5.00) Dollars on hjs taxi license
because the board refused to furnish him gas for taxi.
Motion adopted.
Motion of Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Johnson that the Georgia
State Guard be paid Twenty-five ($25.00) Dollars per month
beginning on the date of November 3, 1942.
Moti on adopted.
On· motion council adjourned.
Newnan, Georgia, November 16, 1942
Council met in reg~lar sesssion on the above date 7:30 P. M.
Aldermen present, C. L. Barron, T. G. Ware, H. S. Johnson,
R. B. Hubbard, Jr., R. P. Parks, and A. P. Mann.
Aldermen absent, C. W. Farmer, F. W. Stripling.
Minutes. of regular mee ting of November 2, were read, and on
Ort moti-on Mr. HUbbard seconded by
resolution was adopted:
Mr. Mann, the follwoing
Whereas., Mrs. N. S. H. Broyles, of Atlanta, Georgia, has submitted .two One Hundred Dollar United States Defense Bonds,
Series n, bearing Nos. C861236G and C861210G, which bonds will
mature in October, 1964, to the City of Newnan so that the income therefrom may be used for the perpetual keep of a certain
cemetery lot in the Oak Hill Cemetery at Newnan, Georgia, known
as the J. M. Hill Lot,
Therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City
of Newnan that receipt of said bonds be and is hereby acknowledged for ~he purpose above mentioned.
BE IT RBRTHER RESOLVED that the City of Newnan, for and in consideration of said bonds, agrees to use the income from same to
the perpetual keep of the above mentioned cemetery lot in said
cemetery.
On motion of Mr. Hubbard seconded by Mr. Mann, the above resolution was passed at the regular meeting of the city Council on
November 16, 1942, and said resolution has been placed on the
Minutes of the City of Newnan.
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Newnan, Georgia, December 7, 1942.
Regular meeting of City Council held on atove date at 7:30 P. M.
o'clock with Mayor Smith presiding.
Johnson, R. P. HUbbard, Jr., R. P. Parks, and A. P. Ma~m.
Minutes of regular meeting of November 16, were read and on motion
were adopted.
The following account against. the city of Newnan for the month of
November, was read and ordered paid. For record see Warrant Book
No. 1034 to 1070 inclusive.
Report of A. W. Powers, City Clerk, for the month of November,
Received
Receiped
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
from
property Tax--Current year
Property Tax--Prior years
Corporation Tax
Street Tax
Police Court
Business License
City Cemetery
Sales and Telephone
Miscellaneous Accounts
Interest on Tax
Group Insurance
$
28,825.01
964.09
582.84
81.00
571.75
92.50
430.25
16.43
50.50
47.91
4,000.00
204.10
Amount deposited in bank to credit of Treasurer$ 35,866.38
*_A"8~,0~0;;;4~,,?,5~6,
l 43,870.94
DISBURSEMENTS:
Street Department
Police Department
Sanitary Department
Fire Department
Cemtery Department
Clerk's Office
Miscellaneous
Rents
Relief
Schools
Carnegie Library
Insurance and Bond
Group Insul'ance
Newnan Hospital
Refund Tax and License
Parks
Official Salaries
Coupon Interest
Interest on Loan
$
Total Disbursements·
Outstanding Vouchers paid during month
$
40.00
495.00
271.79
Less Outstanding vouchers at end of month:
Current
Balance in bank at end of month
Outstahding vouchers to date
1,165.34
1,200.70
839.57
1,060.55
293.69
396.14
2,539.24
1.50
87.23
2,500.00
150.00
1,178.53
281.59
90.00
130.00
30.63
100.00
5.00
$ 30.50
$
$
$
12,856.50
28,259.65
41,116.15
30.50
41,085.65
2,786.39
43,872.04
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Newnan, Georgia, December 7, 1942 Con.
Report of H. H. North, City Treasurer, for the month of November,
was read, adopted, andwas as follows:
Balance on hand October 31, 1942
By Vouche rs paid
Balance in Bank
$
8,004.56
35,866.38
$
1"43,870.94
\$
41,085.65
2 786.39
43;872.04
Motion Mr. Farmer second by Mr. Johnson that the time limit of
paying of 1942 City Tax be extended through December 22, 1942.
Interest to be added on all paymants after the above date and
to be figured from December 1, 1942.
Motion adopted.
Motion of Mr. Ware second by Mr. Johnson that Mr. W. H. Tayilior
be appointed chairman of the Coweta County Civilian Defense
Council.
Motion adopted.
of Mr. HUbbard, second by Mr. Mann the following ordinance was adopted:
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AN ORDINANCE REGULATING ARTIFICIAL ILLUMINATION
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF NE~JAN,
GEORGIA,.ana it is hereby ordained by the authority of same, as
follows:
SECTION 1. Every person ha~ing custody or control of any
building, signboard, illuminated sign, display windOW, or any
other structure or place of any ktfud or character where artificial
illumination is used, shall observe the following regulations:
(a) A definite and easily operated means shall be provided at
all times to completely extinguish all illumination promptly.
(b)· No light or reflection from light shall be left on
between sundown to sunup unless someone is immediately available
within such bulding or opon such premises to extinguish such
light, except under the follQ~ing conditions:
Where~~rtificial illuminiation is produced by electricity
a switch controlling all lights may be installed on the exterior
of the building or at some other clearly marked and easily accessible point on the outer side of the building or vacant premises which
can be found by any warden, or other person, quickly and easily.
Such switch shall be placed in such a position and at such a
height as will fully protect all persons from danger, and shall
be clearly marked by a White circle at least twelve inches in diameter.
SECTION 2. From and after the passage of this ordinance it
shall be·unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to violate
any or all of the terms of this ordinance.
SECTION 3. Any person, firm or corporation violating any or
all of the terms of this ordinance shall on conviction be punished
as prescribed in Section 245 of the City Code.
SECTION 4. All ordinance and parts of ordinances in conflict
to this ordinance be and the same are hereby repealed.
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Newnan, Georgia, December 7, 1942 Con.
Motion Mr. Hubbard second by Mr. Mann that the Mayor and Finance
Committee be given authority to invest any part of Sinking Fund
in Goverlllllent;; bonds.
Motion adopted.
Motion made and carried that the City donate lIfne Hundred. ($100.00)
Dollars toward High School Bani.
Motion made that all city employees be given the following:
All employees who are paid by the month be given one-halt month
salary and all who are paid by the week be given on week extra
pay.
Motion adopted.
Motion Mr. Hubbard seconq by Mr. Mann the following ordinance was
adopted:
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING BLACKOUT AND AIR-RAID
PROTECTION ORDERS, RULES AND REGULATIONS; AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
WHEREAS, a state of war exists between the United States of America
and Japan, Germany and Italy, and the defense of the United States
of America is in the hands of the Army and Navy; and.
in modern warfare no City, however distant from the enemy,
is free from attack; and
~~EREAS,
WHEREAS, lights at night time are a definite aid to the enemy in
reaching military and other objectives; and
WHEREAS, blackouts, when· ordered by the Army Qr~Navy are essential
to the preservation Of life and property in this City, and it is
imperative that the City of Newnan aid the Army and Navy by all
possible cooperation and assistance; and
qREREAS, failure to extinguish lights when ordered to do so by duly
authorized authorities may result in loss of life by thousands of
the residents of the City of Newnan as well as the residents of
other parts of the Nation when lights in this City are used as a
guide to other objectives;
WHEREAS, failure to comply with orders, rules and regUlations
governing evacuations, traffic mo~ements, cogregation of person in
streets and other pUblic places will result in confusion and unnecessary loss of life both during blackouts and aP«ing air raids
in the daytime, now therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Newnan, and
it is hereby ordained by authority of same as follows:
SECTION 1. AUTHORITY TO PROMULGATE NECESSARY ORDERS, RULES AND RE~
GULATIONS FOR BLACKOUTS AND AIR RAIDS. In order to protect life
and property in the City of Newnan from enemy action the Mayor and
Aldermen (or the Civil Defense Officer designated by the Mayor and
Aldermen) are authorized and directed to carry out blackouts and
air raid protection measures in said City at such times and for
such periods as are authorized or ordered by the Army and Navy and
to promulgate such orders, rules and regulations as may be necessary
to insure the success of the blackouts and air raid protection
measures aad to protect life and property during said periods.
Said orders, rules and ~egulations shall include traffic movements
of emergency or other vehicles, evacuation of residents,. congregation
of persons on pubilc streets, sidewalks, in pUblic places or buildings, but this enumeration shall not be taken as a limitation on
the power to promulgate orders, rules, regul"tions governing any
other SUbject, persons or property which must be regulated in order
to insure the proper
carrying out of any duly authorized blackout
or air raid protection measure. Practice blackouts and air raid
drills may be carried out at such times and for such periods as the
Mayor and Aldermen (or the Civil Defense Officer designated by the
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Mayor and Aldermen) shall in their descretion deem appropriate
or necessary, but sUbject always to the orders and directions
,6f the Army and Navy, and the orders, rules and regulations
authorized herein.
ISECTICN 2. GENERAL ORDERS, RULES AND REGJLATIONS TO BE IN
WRITING. All orders, rules and regulations authorized by this
ordinance for the conduct of the general pUblic shall be in wri ting and shall be aVCiilable for public inspection at the place
and during the hours fixed by the Mayor and Aldermen (or the
Civil Defense Officer dSsignated by the Mayor and Aldermen).
SECTION 3. ORDK",S, RULES AKD REGULATIONS EFFECTIVE UNTIL HE*
PEALED BY THE MAYOR A:-:D AWERMEN. Any order, rule or regulation
promulgated pursuant to the authority conferred by this ordinance shall be in force and effec,j. from the time of promulgation
until amended or repealed by the Mayor and Aldermen of the City
of Newnan.
SECTION 4. APPOINTME~(T OF AUXILIARY OR SPECIAL POLICE-IDENTIFY"ING EMBLEM. The Mayor and Aldermen may appoint for a specified
time as may auxiliary or special police, without pay, from
among residents of the City of Newnan as may be deemed advisabie
for service in co~nection with any blackout or air raid protection measure. During the term of service of such auxiliary or
special police they shall pos ... ess those pwoers and privileges as
shall be given them in writing by said Mayor and Aldermen and
only such powers and privileges as are contained in said written
authority. Said police must wealt such identifying emblem as may
be prescftibed by said Mayor and Aldermen and it shall be unlawful
for any such policeman to carry out any order, rule or regulation
promulgated under the authority conferred by this ordinance when
he is not wearing said identifying emblem.
SECTION 5. UNAUTHORIZED WARNING OR ALL-CLEAR SIGNALS PROHIBITED.
Any unauthorized person who shall operate a siren or other device
so as to simulate a blackout signal or air raid, or the termination of a blackout or air raid shall be deemed guilty of a violation of this ordinance and shall be sUbject to the pemalties
imposed by Section 10 of this ordinance.
SECTION 6. NO MUNICIPAL OR PRIVATE LIABILITY. This ordinance is
an exercise by the City of its governmental functions for the
protection of the pUblic peace, health and safety and neither
the City of Newnan, the agents and representatives of said City
or any individual, receiver, firm, partnership, corporation,
associatior:, or.trustee, or any of the agents thereof, in good
faith garrying out, complying with or attempting to comply with,
any order, rule or gegulation promulgated pursuant to the provisions of this ordinance shall be liable for any damage sustained
to persons or property as the result of said activity.
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SECTION 7. LIGHTS DURING BLACKOUT DECLARED PUBLIC NUISANCE. Any
light displayed contrary to any order, rule or regulation promUlgated pursuant to the provisionscof this ordinance constitures
a pUblic"nilisance and' when deemed necessary in order to protect
life or property during a blackout or air raid the police, or
the Special police authorized herein are authorized and direcled
to enter upon any premises within the City of Newnan, using reasonable force, and extinguish lights or take other necessary
action to make effective any order, rule or regulation promulgated
under the authority conferred by this ordinance.
SECTION 8. CON7LICTING ORDINANCES, ORDERS, RULES AND REGULATIONS
SUSPENDED. At all times when the orders, rules and regulations
made anu promUlgated pursuant to this ordinance shall be in effect,
they shall supersede all existing ordinances, orders, rules and
regulations in so far as the latter may be inconsistent therewith.
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Newnan, Georgia, December 7, 1942. Con
SECTION 9. NO CO\lFLICT WITH STATE DR FEDERAL STATUTES. This
ordinance uhall not be construed so as to conflict with any state
or Federal statute or with any Military or Naval.order, rule or
regula ti on.
SECTION 10. PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIOi"S. Any person, firm or corporation found guilty of violating any of the provisions of this
ordinance or any order, rule or regulation issued pursuant thereto
shall be fined not less than One .($1.00) Dollar aor more than One
Hundred ($100.00) Dollars and sentenced to serve on the streets
of the City of Newnan for not less than Five (5) days not more
than Sixty (60) days, either fine or sentence or both to be im~
posed at the descretion of the Recorder of the City of Newnan.
SECTION 11. SEPARABILITY OF ·PROVISIONS. It is the intention
of the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Newnan that each separate
provision of this ordinance shall be deemed independent of all
other provisions herein and it is further the intention of the
Mayor and Aldermen that, if any provision of this Act be declared
to be invalid, all other provision thereof shall remain valid and
enforceable.
SECTION 12. FINDr:G OF EMERGE"CY. This ordiaance is passed as
an emergency measure and the Mayor and Aldermen do by the vote
of which this ordinance is passed, hereby declare that a national
emergency e"ists, which makes it imperative that this ordinance
should become effective forthwith, the nature of said emergency
being as follows:
a state of war exists between the United
States of America and Japan, Germany and Italy, ar..d the President
of the United States has declared that an invasion or predatory
incursion is threatened, and it is necessary in the furtherance
of the pUbli~health, safety and welfare of the residents of this
City that this ordinance be effective immediately.
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Newnan, Georgia, December 21, 1942.
Call meeting of City Council held on above date at 2 o'clock P.M.
with Mayor Smith presinding.
Aldermen present, C. W. Farmer, A. P. Mann, R. B. Hubbard, Jr.,
C. L. Barron. Also City Attorney Sanders.
Aldermen absent, Mr. T. G. Ware, H. S. JOhnson, R. P • Parks,
F. W. Stripling.
Minutes of regular meeting of December 7, were read and adopted.
Motion Mr. Hubbard second by Mr. Smith the following ordinance was
adopted:
Whereas, the return of the Managers of the Election held in the City
of Newnan, on 5th. day of December, 1942, for the election of Aldermen and members of the Board of Education of said City shows that
Mr. C. W. Farmer, A. P. Mann, Richard P. Parks, and C. L. Barron,
Canidate for Aldermen each received Eight (8) votes and there were
no oposition Canidates ana that W. L. Stallings, J. R. McCalla,
Canidates for members of the borad of Education each received eight
(8) votes and there were no oposition canidates.
Be it resolved by the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Newnan, that
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December 51, 1942, Newnan, Ga. Con.
C. W. Farmer, A. P. Mann, Richard p. Parks, and C. L. Barron,
b&' and are hereby declared elected as Aldermen of the City of
Newnan, for the term of next ansueing
and that W. L. Stallings
and J. R. McCalla be and they3 are hereby declared elected
member of the Board of Education for the term next ensueing.
Motion adopted.
On motion
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1942 - the City of Newnan

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