HomeMy WebLinkAbout5147ORDINANCE NO. 5147
AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING ;200.00 FRO;, THE GENERAL
FUND TO APPLY OIq FUNERAL EXPENSE OF ALVIA NOAH PRITCH-�RD, DECEASED.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK, ARK:
Section 1. That the sum of $200.00 be and the same is
hereby appropriated for the purpose of paying a portion of the
funeral expenses of Alvia Noah Pritchard, whose death resulted from
an accident with a police car July 14th, 1933, and the Mayor and the
City Clerk are authorized to issue a warrant therefor payable to
Healey and Roth, Undertakers, saii1e to be drawn against the General
Fund.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect end be in
force from and after its -pati sage.
Passed: June 11, 1934
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Approved:
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C. ALBERT ROTH
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BOUGHT OF
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EY & RoTH
#7608 Funeral Directors
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Alvia Noah Pritchard, decease
Friday, July 14, 1933
X5.00
To single grave
and sexton's fee 7.50
suit and attending Remains,
Preparing & Chapel,
Transfer to H
Hearse, two sedans,
Conveyances,
Flower wagon, six pair,
pallbearer gloves, name and date,
LininP_ and marking graves complete with outside
Casket, tan, white interioto cemetery and all 200.00
box, painted and deliver, as rendered
service, assistance and attention
s X232.50
Complete service
MOWN
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
E H SPITAL, DR.
To BAPTIST ST and
College of Surgeons
Approved by American Association
American Medical A
THIRTEENTH AND WOLFF- STREET$
TELEPHONE
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�. FRED A. ISGRIG
LAWYER
S01_5 NATIONAL STANDARD LIFE BLDG.
LITTLTi ROCK, ARK.
September ?, 1933
Hon. Horace Knowlton, "ayor
Members of the City Council and Finance Committee
Little Rock, Arkansas
Gentlemen:
P!'r. R. A. Pritchard has appealed to me asking me
to get the matter before the proper authorities to see if
we can not get the City to pay the hospital bills, under -
taking bills and other expenses incident to the death of
his son, which bills the mayor has before him.
The circumstances surrounding the death of this
young man are such that the City should, in all good
reason, pay these bills. In fact, it has been a custom
and precedent established years ago when the circumstances
were even closely like these in this case.
Pritchard, as you know, is a poor man and these
bills are distressing him and the parties to whom the bills
are owing are urging him to make payment.
I wish you would please give this matter your attention
and give this relief to Pritchard. In addition to the
facts above, P,r. Pritchard is a long time resident of the
City and is a good man and a good citizen and his case should
command itself to you gentlemen.
I will appreciate it if you will advise me in this
matter, and I may add that I am not charging any fee in the
little service in appealing to you in this way. I simply
want the right thing done.
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HAIES OF ALDERIXIT
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Teraal, Floyd
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Pickens, Jack,
2
Leiser, H.G.
2
Tuoney, J.H.
3
Iduswi ck, Geo .
3
Craig, C.J.
Gulley, Thos. J.
5
Olive, A.
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5
Turner, Roy C.
6
Duttlinger, C.H.
6
Francis, G.J.