5117ORDINANCE NO. �\
Air ORD11�11 -A APPRU1DRiATING $4,500.00 OR SG i.UCH THEREOF AS ""AY BE
NECESSARY FOR THE '=U :, POSE OF REFUI- u E i�?LG ZEES OF THE POLICE At D FIDE •
DEPa.RTar1EI TS -011E -HALF OF S:_�CH A : OTJ .T AS THEY HAVE PAID Fi OI�. AND SINCE •
OCTOBER lst, 1932, Tv A ?D II ?CLUDI14 ARCH 31, 1934 , A ?D FUR THE FLTRTHEF?
PUI.POSE. OF
?AY THFt CITY-IS S HALF OF '� AEI ITJ:.L'S DUE' �J�TTIL NEXT FISCAL
YEAR EXPIRATION DATE, VIZ; SBPTEiBER 30, 1934;: T0' Th'E LI"CULN I' ?ATICITAL
LIFE I1`TSTJR.4'NCE CG ; PANY. '
BE IT ORDAIr?ED BY THE CITY CC'?JSTCIL OF TFE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS:
Sec. 1. That the s� , of '54,500.00 or so much thereof as may be
necessary be end the sp.-.me is hereby appropriated out of any operating
func�_s in the !Jossession of the City for the -)ur7)ose of refundin erlployees
and Fire De-p2.rc..�ent., one —n«,1_ of such a..io in .,s as they i.Eve
paid fro mid since Octo1 -.er 1, 1032, to and including I:.a.rch 31, 1934, as
insurance premiulls to the Lincoln •,,ational Life Insurance Company, and
y
said appro >>ri2.y �lon is oleo .n��2e for'. the a:nc additional -)ur7:,ose of
paying the City's half of said -,- jreraiun1s, due end /or to becor:ie due until
next fiscal year expiration date as to said insurt�nce, viz., Sept. 30, 1934.
Sec. 2. That said ref :nd as paid by each and all of s�.id e mloyees
from end_ since October 1, 1Q32, shall be co-m—puted by the City Clerk and
entered upon the next -,) .yroll, ss.r e to be n_ eid a,lon, -; and. Zvitll said em! loy-
ees' ?oZV checks.
Sec. 3. That s ^.id ref-.Jnd shall 1E , to each and t11 of said
e;?; lo-, ees who have ".c.1C' sz=,id '?i er.11t1t;, .,.,hei tier i':i service of said city at
t"_LLe r)reseiit ti:iie or others,,ise.
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Sec. . It '. avJ_n -. been e.scerta.Aned that the failure on the raa,rt of
the City of Little Rock to -pay its half of the insurance prer�aiuriis, agreed
u-oon and provided i.i the Group Insurance Policy of the Lincoln National
Life Insurance Col :pans, xplicable to the Police and Fire Depart rent e �-
- ?loyees only, has created a. state of uncertainty and confusion arson: <; the
e ,i -)lovees of said deoart.rrerits to s"ich an extent that the } -)erforLimce of
their duties is being Leo- -)ardized and irf ?paired a.nd the peace, health, and
safety of t'-,--.e citizens of Little Rock is thereby endangered, therefore
an errrerE,ency is herer,v declared to exist rnxid this ordinance smell take
effect mid be in force frog!i and after the date of its passage.
Passed: Fe' rua2y 12, 1934
Attest: A or oved_:
C1er.
Cit- -. -
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Little Rock A rk.
F`l�TIGTv
January 22, 19?4.
To the Mayor
If " Chief of Police
" 1 Chief of Fire Department
Board of Civil service Co °�-- issioners
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co,
Police Committee
Fire Committee
During the year of 1933, it was reported
the Police and Fire Departments that the City
to na.y it's half of theremiuin on our blanket
we 'were to have, or continue any insurance we
hole of the premium ourselves,
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RECEIVED
and FILED
JAN1 29 1934
JOHN L.,KRUNIINI,
G.I7'Y G
to the active riembers of
vine not financially able
insurance and that if
would have to nay t he
NOVr,''we did not question the correctness or the truth of such a
statement, nor did we agree to do this, but we do know that someone
just client ahead and took it out of our salaries on the payrolls when-
ever the premiums were due,
NOVA', this is not in line with the contract, as we understood it
when it was taken out, and if we have to nay all of the -premium, then
we want to know whet the city h,-,,s to do with how much insurance we
carry, the company we are insured with or anything else aboutIT NP feel
like le can manage our own private business and don't need any of the
Ci
ty's supPrvision. The only reason we rent into this blanket insuranci
was that we would be insured for Two Thousand Dollars and would only
have to pay pre -r:ium on One Thousand Dollars and the extra amount where
members were older than we are rho could only Get insurance 6,t a very
high rate, or no insurance at all.
It looks to us now like the City ic trying to make a oer,nanent
thin- out of a te:npor&ry arrangement, into which we were forced to
enter on account of a, reported shortage of money in 1933, but re are
now in the first part of the year 1934, and arrangements can be made
so that the city can and will do what it agreed to do and. re request
and dena.nd that the City nay it's half of the premium of our insurance
beginning with January 1934, and where we have-not t,-ken our checks,
the deduction on the payroll be corrected to what it should be, and
in all ether cases, where the January 1st to 15th check has been de-
livered, that the' city's half of that prernium be refunded and included
on the next payroll.
''de wish to ask that this be inquired into and settled at once in
s,o far as we are concdrned, and. that the Lincoln National Life take
notice of the date of this letter and it's contents.
by t7 -e undersigned, +nembers Fire Police
f
ly, �L,ez
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Sheet No. 2
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Petition January 22, 1934.
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Rider Petition January 22, 1934,
Paragraph Two
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Applies to Fire Department only in part.
Para�;ra.ph Four
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I Does, not &pn].y to Fire Departn.ent in so fax as
deduction froze ch- -ck is concerned.
CITY OF LITTLE ROCK
Dat
ROLL CALL —CITY COUNCIL — OFFICIAL YEAR 1932 -1933
WARDS
Names of Aldermen
Long Term First
Terral, Floyd
Votes
MENT HEADS II
Aye 1 No
—
�- -FIRST WARD
MAYOR 4l
Horace A. Knowlton i�
SECOND WARD
Leiser, H. G.
CITY TREASURER
Tuohey, J. H.
4 -2620
MUNICIPAL JUDGE
THIRD WARD
Wassell, Sam M.
Harper E. Harb
4 -3886
CITY ATTORNEY
FOURTH WARD
$dktns;- Haewer iM
Winder, Ray
I 4 -1123
CITY CLERK
John L. Krumm I
9613 Il
FIFTH WARD
Olive, A.
i
4 -1278
Turner, Roy C.
CHIEF OF POLICE II
II
o
�TU,WARD .
Duttlinger, C. H.
CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
Wif
Charles S. Hafer
SEVENTH WARD
Wherry, Geo. R.
CITY HEALTH OFFICER 1
l
I
Adams, George G.
—�
EIGHTH WARD
Conner, Mrs. C. C.
1 II
Fisher, Merlin
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NINTWWARD -
- _ c. Y�,cl� -tom••-
SSccougale, A.
Geo. D. Ellis 11
5402
I
tom` °dd'�`.'R- _
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ll
II
CITY OFFICERS AND DEPART- II
Office
I1 REMARKS
MENT HEADS II
Phone
MAYOR 4l
Horace A. Knowlton i�
4 -8416
CITY TREASURER
Oscar D. Hadfield II
4 -2620
MUNICIPAL JUDGE
Harper E. Harb
4 -3886
CITY ATTORNEY
Linwood L. Brickhouse
I 4 -1123
CITY CLERK
John L. Krumm I
9613 Il
CITY COLLECTOR II
James Lawson it
4 -1278
CHIEF OF POLICE II
II
J. L. Bennett II
4 -1234
CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
Charles S. Hafer
4 -2851
CITY HEALTH OFFICER 1
Dr. V. T. Webb 115402
CITY VETERINARIAN
1 II
Dr. T. M. Dick
I 5402 it
MILK AND DAIRY INSPECTOR II
�I
Geo. D. Ellis 11
5402
CHIEF FOOD INSPECTOR II
II
Ewell Hopkins !1
5402
MEAT INSPECTOR !
A. F. Coots II
6485
II
PLUMBING INSPECTOR
I
E. L. Gruber
4 -3000
II
CITY ELECTRICIAN I�
II
Lester E. Newland I,
4 -3508
CITY ENGINEER
W. H. Marak II
4 -3000
SUPT. PARKS AND SANITATION 11 • I
R. C. Rudisill 11 6813
SUPT. CITY HOSPITAL
H. K. Ford 11 7161
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CITY LIBRARIAN 1
II
Miss Vera Snook 1 8932
II
INSPECTOR WEIGHTS & MEASURES II
J. E. Nothwang I! 4 -3508
II
SUPT. AIRPORT !I
Joseph A. Young 4 -4460
Official term of Mayor, City Treasurer, Municipal Judge and appointive officers, expires in April,
1933; City Attorney and City Clerk in April, 1934.
(Over) 3 .446JPO.