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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1950-06-19-0300PM-Special~E Ti 60 Monday, June_12,_1950_ Paid from the Machinery and Equipment Fund of $1500.00 which has heretofore been earmarked for use of Precinct No. 2, but which amount has this day been reassigned to Prednct No: 4.' On motion duly seconded and unanimously adopted, it was voted that the new truck thus purchased be allocated to Precinct 110. 4, with Mr. Newton Burlin as Commissioner. • On motion duly seconded and unanimously adopted, the Court voted to pay all bills whit have been • properly filed and approved and for which bud gated funds are available. Whereupon the Court adjourned. SPECIAL MEETING, MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1950 The Commissionere Court of Brazos County, Texas, met in special session at 3:00 o'clock p. m. ' on Monday, June 19, 1950, at the office of the County Judge at the Courthouse, with the following members presents A. S. Ware,; County Judge, presiding; William A. Conrad, County gommissioner, Precinct No. 2; „ Clyde J. Porterfield, County Commissioner, Precinct No. 31 Newton Burlin, County Commissioner, Precinct No- 4; and A. B. Syptak, County Clerk. Game on to be heard and considered the returns from a special election field in Brazos County Common School District No. 12, Tabor, on Saturday, June 17, 1950, and the Court received the following ( • certificate from the election officers: ELECTION RETURNS ,i THE STATE OF TEXAS Q ' COUNTY OF BRAZOS Q TO THE COMMISSIONERS' COURT OF BRAZOS COUNTY, TEXAS: We, the undersigned officers holding an election on the 17th day of June, 195D, at the American " Legion Hall on Highway 21 within Brazos County Common School District No. 12 (Tabor) in Brazos County, Tease, and having been designated by order of the County Judge of Brazos County, Texas dated the 6th day of June, 1950, on the following propositions, to-wit: PROPOSITION NO. ONE SHALL THE COMMISSIONERS' COURT OF BRAZOS COUNTY, TEXAS, BE AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE - THE BONDS OF BRAZOS COUNTY COVAON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 12 (TABOR) IN THE AMOUNT OF FIFTY THOUSAND ($50,000.00) DOLLARS, TO BEOJI•l; DUE AND PAYABLE SERIALLY AS FOLLOWS: $2,000 IN EACH OF THE YEARS 1951 THROUGH 1960, INCLUSIVE; and $3 000 , IN EACH OF THE YEARS 1961 THROUGH 1970, INCLUSIVE, AND BEARING INTEREST AT THE RATE OF NOT EXCEEDING FOUR (4%) PER CENT PER ANNUM FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE CON- STRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT OF PUBLIC FREE SCHOOL BUILDINGS WITHIN THE LIMITS OF , SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT AND THE PURCHASE OF THE NECESSARY SITES THEREFOR; AND SHALL r - ~ qe , a : THE COMMISSIONERS' COURT BE AUTHORIZED TO LEVY AND COLLECT ON ALL TAXADLE PROPERTY 1 r WITHIN SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT WHILE SAID BONDS OR ANY PART OF THEM ARE OUTSTANDING, "1 A TAX SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE CURRENT INTEREST ON SAID BONDS AND PROVIDE A SINKIN3 ' F _ ; . UND 70 PAY THE PRINCIPAL THEREOF AT MATURITY PROVIDED THAT THE AMOUNT OF BOND TAX SHALL NOT EXCEED FIFTY CENTS ON THE $100 VALUATION OF TAXABLE PROPERTY AND THE , , AMOUNT OF MAINTENANCE TAE, TOGETHER WITH THE AMOUNT OF BOND TAX, SHALL NEVER EXCEED • ;;s,~ , THE AMOUNT AUTHORIZED BY LAW AND BY A VOTE OF A MAJORITY OF THOSE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTING AT AN ELECTION CALLED FOR THE PURPOSE OF FIXING SUCH • TAX. t o ' PROPOSITION NO. TWO r ',='a,„ ; ` SHALL THE COMMISSIONERS' COURT OF BRAZOS COUNTY, TEXAS, FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE ' : BRAZOS COUNTY COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 12 (TABOR), BE AUTHORIZED TO LEVY AND COLLECT ON ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN SAID DISTRICT FOR THE ' t - ' FURTHER MAINTENANCE OF THE PUBLIC FREE SCHOOLS WITHIN SAID DISTRICT, AN ANNUAL AD VALOREM TAX AT A ' •r , RATE NOT TO EXCEED ONE DOLLAR ($1.00) ON EACH $100 VALUATION OF TAXABLE PROPERTY F WITHIN SAID DISTRICT; PROVIDED THAT THE AMOUNT OF MAINTENANCE TAX, TOGETHER WITH THE AMOUNT OF BOND TAX, SHALL NEVER EXCEED ONE DDUAR ($1.00) ON EACH $100 r y•; VALUATION'OF TAXABLE PROPERTY,• y i 'r, p., r Z• ,i t,, ' % • , .,~k_,~sya .`>'S"~'~ :`;.it'' \ b 'rs.:.eu.+~,ac&ss - cr*, „w r.- r•. , •r,-:L r.,r..~;, ' , :Lii•:Y+f.li, a' 3`__ ~i,rv,tr .:i1++•., -,7 ir- i ' i. .r c r• DUO Yi 5 p w Sy4 t:y~.Fjl • r P. lta; a• . q9~~{ s•r ( • i 8 WUZ. MEETING, JUNE 19, 1950 ! certify that tbare were oast at said election 34 votes, of which newer there were caste sow. PROPOSITION NO. ONE FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BLINDS AND THE LEVYING OF THE TAX IN PAYMENT THEREOF r , 3 votes AGAINST THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS AND THE LEVYING OF THE TAX IN PAYMENT THEREOF votes MAJORITY Fo THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS (For or Against AND THE LEVYING OF THE TAX IN PAYMENT THEREOF 33 votes PROPOSITION NO. TWO FOR SCHOOL MAINTENANCE TAX 3 votes ~y AGAINST SCHOOL MAINTENANCE TAX I_ votes 0 MAJORITY FOR SCHOOL MAINTENANCE TAX For or Against) I votes 33 We further certify that only duly qualified resident electors of said District who own taiablel-I r Property within said District and who had duly rendered the same for taxation were peemitted to vote at said election. We anolose poll lists and tally sheets of said slection.'• WITNESS OUR HANDS this 17th day of June, 1950. John W. Thompson Freeiding Judge Mrs. M. C. Joy Clerk r,~ 1 Kra. San B. Pate Clerk Upon duly canvassing the returns of the election referred to in the foreping certificate, it was found and declared that at said election a total of 34 votes were cast and that out of this total Peopoe-Ition No. 1 was approved by a vote of 33 for, and one against, making a majority in favor of the proposition of issuing the bonds and levying of the tax in payment thereof, of 32 votes; and that on Propoeitiori'No; 2, a total of 34 votes were cast, of which 33 were for the school maintenance tax, and one was against, or a majority of 32 votes in favor of the school maintenance tax. WHEREUPON it was found and declared that the foreping results be officially recorded and t8at the taxes thereby authorised be levied and collected; that said bonds be issued and all necessary orders and Sudgaents be entered. On motion duly seconded and unanimously adopted, the Court voted to authorize the County Clerk to record the revised plat and dedication of CHATHAM NORTHVI W SUBDIVISION, comprising 58 acres of lard in the S, F. Austin Survey, Abstract No. 63, in Brazos County, Texas, as submitted by R. X.Chathem, W. M. Chatham and T. B. Chatham under date of June 16, 1950, and which is in revision and correction of plat and dedication heretofore recorded in Volume 139, page 45, of the Brazos County Deed Records, to which reference is here made for all purposes; with the distinct stipulation, however, that Brazos County shall not thereby become `liable for the construction or maintenance of any streets or roads. Commissioner Burlin laid before the Court the following communication and sketch as submitted bo him by Superintendent F. E. Hoefer of the Southern Pacific Lines under date of June At "Ennis, Texas, June 14, 1950. Mr. Newton Burlin, County Commissioner,. Precinct d4, Brazos County Court House, Bryan, Texas. Dear Sirs Attached is map showing proposed location of railroad track, crossing Pinfeather Road, to provide ~~.._..track..aerrica~tR~.praperCr Pa,1~eaL..ola.~ ~f..Pi~sio~tbo~r load,. ►~Sct~.xsQ.msa9td~,purchaae0~ T~ew ~ 0 I I `F r: i • 1 .r I s r " I` t -9 4 • i „-„Orleans Railroad Co. for proposed industrial alto. - The proposed track crossing will confarm with the present grade of Finfeather Road, and wooden k. guard rails will be constructed each side of rails. As authority for crossing this road is provided for under Article 6320 of the ReviseE Civil FF Statutes of the State of Texas (1925), work is expected to begin about J with oY let. Our forces will coo f perate you in every wsy possible in order to minimise any delay to vehicular traffic, as it F;. • may be necessary to close this read for a short period of time during construction of the track. S Tourq truly, r--r-»~"°`~=-~~ - ~..a.: _ _ ter" , F. 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'.air ~~,(l,~ I ~ ¢ • • . • , . v 1 F, 4 ' J .N , . s + 4 air nr ep ' a ` , G , 1. 1 r • e ' I ' ' " ' 4! + T i 4 • as 1 • ' , - ~ ~ • : ~ x1 ~ * r .a ° 15. r ' ~ 1 ' 1 1 ' , , ~ a r %Y~' • ~ , r ~ ~ - F, ~ , Cal . ' ' e 4, „ • r ,`ry • ~ ~ y 1 , ~ y , , ~ r ~ ~ ~ , , y 1 J+ , f y r I , ' • - , . ` i•, r f i _ ~ , r , • y , , , r , I r• ~ ~ ~y ' ' ' o w - .i n . ail' :4 - i' SPECIAL MEETING, JUNE 19, 1950 &'x"1 1 certify that there were oast at said election votes, - I of which number there were caetit l 'l PROPOSITION NO. ONE I'II FOR TIM ISSUANCE OF BOlIDS.AND.TH$ LEVYING OF THE TAX IN PAYMENT THEREOF , 3 votes 1 O AGAINST THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS AND THE LEVYING OF ' THE TAX IN PAYMENT THEREOF 1 votes I s. i I MAJORITY For THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS (For or Againat p AND THE LEVYING OF THE TAX IN PAYMENT THEREOF 33 votes } PROPOSITION NO. TWO FOR SCHOOL MAINTENANCE TAI + 3 votes - AGAINST SCHOOL MAINTENANCE TAX qq votes ;r lIAJORITY. _FOR- CA TAY _ ^.v , ~ -Wtqp - s ' - ham it fi a . - r r•7n;Fr r-7 v - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - l +t od ` ct v cam • - - - - = ~ - - ~ ~ - - - - - - ID, - _ C ~ d~ \ vnaniia pJd ' ` In I p \ o & ' d i f r chi ~ V. ~ ' •r ~'1 i ' ~ mq ` ~ ( o•+O .ie4 a ptu yny~t~ ~ ~ 4, L ~ ° ~ Co ~i\ .f `r ~I ' • © 1~1 i •S, I th y' 3 ~m i - -n 1 1' / Cp M 1 rr- s11-,-.ti---..-._._ Cr1~ . ~y i - ' 1z' . 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TWO 3 votes votes _22- Yates FOR SCHOOL MAINTENANCE TAE votes AGAINST SCHOOL MAINTENANCE TAE I votes MAJORITY FOR SCHOOL MAINTENANCE TAE _ 3 votes !:a For or Against) }L iAt We further certify that only duly qualified resident electors of said District who own taxatili'" 1 property within said District and who had duly rendered the same for'taxation were pemitted to vets at ' said election. We enclose poll lists and tally sheets of said election. ' WITNESS OUR HANDS this l7tb day of June, 1950. iw' YA; i t John W. Thompson YUJ v Presiding Judge Mrs. M. C. Jos t l Clerk a,l ( Mrs. Sam B. Pate l Clerk s . Upon duly canvassing the returns of the election referred to in the foregoing certificate, it was Ij found and declared that at said election a total of 34 votes were cast and that out of this total Preposition Mo. 1 was approved by a vote of 33 for, and one against, making a majority in favor of the proposition of d Issuing the bonds and levying of the tax in , , payment thereof of 32 votes• and that on Proposition No. 2 a - total of 34 votes were cast, of which 33 were for the school maintenance tax, and one was against, or a majority of 32 votes in favor of the school maintenance tax. WHEREUPON it was found and declared that the foregoing results be officially recorded and that the taxes thereby authorised be levied and collected; that said bonds be issued and all necessary orders and i judgments be entered. I ' On motion duly seconded and unanimously adopted, the Court voted to authorise the County Clerk to i record the revised plat and dedication of CHATHAM NORTHVIEW SUBDIVISION, comprising 58 acres of land in thi j S, F. Austin Survey, Abstract No. 63, in Brazos County, Texas, as submitted by R. B.Chathaa,,W. N. Chatham f ahd T. B. Chatham under date of June 16, 1950, and which is in revision and correction of plat and dedication r j heretofore recorded in Volume 139, page 45, of the Brazos County Deed Records, to which reference is here made for all i purposes; with the distinct stipulation, however, that Brazos County atoll-not thereby become liable for the construction or maintenance of any streets or roads. i Comiasioner Burlin laid before the Court the following communication and sketch as submitted bo j him by Superintendent F. E. Hoofer of the Southern Pacific Lines under date of June lbw "Ennis, Texas, June 14, 1950. Mr. Newton Burlin, County Cnnisetomr, Precinct 94, I+ Brazos County Court House, Bryan, Texas. i Dear Siri Attached is map showing proposed location of railroad track, crossing Pinfeather Road, to provide _,track,servipe„Lo..pr4A°i'tY..aa.F~eeS ~1Qe pt_F3a e4shor RQaq,.t~loa.i[ae_r~enti~.auto4saad~azAeveY. L:. it, Ell, r ~f Y ,t i I 11 h~ 609, Y;':: SPECIAL MEETING, MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1950 ~~yrrr PROPOSITION NO. ONE qty"°i SHALL THE COMMISSIONERS! COURT OF BRAZOS COUNTY, TEXAS, BE AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE THE J BONDS OF BRAZOS COUNTY COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 12 (TABOR) IN THE AMOUNT OF FIFTY lu THOUSAND ($50,000.00) DOLLARS, TO BECOME DUE AND PAYABLE SERIALLY AS FOLLOWS: $2,000, IN EACH OF THE YEARS 1951 THROUGH 1960, INCLUSIVE; AND $3,000 IN EACH OF THE YEARS • 1961 THROUGH 1970, INCLUSIVE, AND BEARING INTEREST AT THE RATE OF NOT EXCEEDING FOUR A ;t" ' ! , (4%) PER CENT PER ANNUM, FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT OF PUBLIC ' j4` FREE SCHOOL BUILDINGS WITHIN THE LIMITS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT AND THE PURCHASE OF f THE NECESSARY SITES THEREFOR; AND SHALL THE COMMISSIONERS# COURT BE AUTHORIZED TO LEVY AND COLLECT ON ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT WHILE SAID BONDS OR ANY PART OF THE! ARE OUTSTANDING, A TAE SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE CURRENT INT_ " EREST ON SAID BONDS AND PROVIDE A SINKING FUND TO PAY THE PRINCIPAL THEREOF AT MATURITY; PROVIDED THAT THE AMOUNT OF BOND TAX SHALL NOT EXCEED FIFTY CENTS ON THE $100 VALUATION OF TAXABLE PROPERTY AND THE AMOUNT OF MAINTENANCE TAX, 70GETHER WITH " rr THE AMOUNT OF BOND TAE, SHALL NEVER EXCEED THE AMOUNT AUTHORIZED BY LAW AND BY A ~;w$ VOTE OF A MAJORITY OF THOSE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTING AT AN I ',tip ELECTION CALLED FOR THE PURPOSE OF FEM SUCH TAX. PROPOSITI ON NO. TWO SHALL THE 0OMMIBSIONERS1 COURT OF BRAS COUNTY, TEXAS, FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE rGk}97 F . a Sp tryBRAZOS; OOUNTY~OD , SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 12 (TABOR), BE AUTHORIZED TO LEVY AND y OOId.ECT'ON ALL: TAEAHL'''MPBRMZ WITHI1H>8~yQ7STRICT,FOR.THS~FURTHXR MAINTENANCE OF je~ , [ _ _ - - - ; - -'-•=f. rr.r noov T.7 AT. 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IiT 1, vJ' tl', ,i- , LL , - - 2 L • ;f;_ I~i:1.~•:r; .SY~q ' ' ~J„~`' t '.~1~y.['~1• - .'1.,-'1:• ,4',,. ,y' >r '4•, fr., > ' , {rl / n , ' ' ,'1 7308 qq 11 ~jhl ~I~1 I J, SPECIAL MRBTIM, MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1950 On zwtion duly seconded and wmanimoualy adopted, the for oping proposal of the Railroad Company me accepted and approved and Commissioner Burlin was authorized to cooperate wdth,ths proper Railroad K officials. WHEREUPON the Court adjourned. n r r SPECIAL MBMM, MONDAY, JUNE 26, 195D The Commissioners Court of Brasos County, Texas, art in special session at ten ofolock a- R., on, Nonday, June 26, 1950, in the of floe of the County Judge at the Courthouse, in Bryan, Tessa, with the fob- . '<c laving memban present r A. S. wan, county Judge, presiding{ Baymond A. Nolan, County Commissioner, Precinct No. 11 William A. Conrad, County Cosmsiaeionsr, Precinct No. 21 Clyde J. Porterfield, County Commissioner, Precinct No- 31 Newton Burlin, County Commissioner, Precinct No. 41 and A. B. Syptak, County Clerk. Y ` On motion duly seconded and unanimously adopted, the Court voted to authorise the County Clerk to record the plat and dedication of a Subdivision of a 2.18 core tract in the S. P. Austin League No.10,' Brazos County, Taman, as submitted by Bill Morills and wife, Rosa Morills, under date of Juns'121, 1950{ with 4 the distinct stipulation, however, that Brazos County shall not thereby become liable for the construction or maintenance of any streets or roads. ORDER CANVASSING RETURNS AND DECLARING RESULTS OF SCHOOL BOND AND HAINUMANCE TAX ELECTION n 9 COUNTY OF BRAZOS Q The County Commissioners' Court of Brazos County, Texas, convened in special session at the County Courthouse in Bryan. Texan, on the 26th day of Jury, 1950, with the following members present, to-wits, A. S. Were County Judge Raymond A. Nolan Commissioner Precinct 91 William A. Conrad Commissioner Precinct d2 C. J. Porterfield Commissioner Precinct ®3 Newton Burlin Commissioner Precinct B4 A. B. Syptak County Clerk a.. ~ r when the following business was tranaactsds Commissioner Nolan introduced an order canvassing returns And declaring results of the recent school bond and maintenance tax election held in Brazos County Common School District go. 12 (Tabor) on the 17th day of June, 1950. The order was read in full and Commissioner Nolan moved that it be adopted. the motion was seconded by Commissioner Conrad and carried by the following votes AYESI Co®lesioners.Nolan; Conrad, Porterfield and Burlin. NOESs None. The order thus adopted follwos WHEREAS, there was held within the territory included within Brazos County Common School District No. 12 (Tabor) on the 17th day of June, 1950, an election at which was submitted to the duly qualified real. dent electors of said School District who awned taxable property within said School District and who had duly rendered the came for taxation, for their action thereupon, the following propositions, to-wits THE STATE OF TEXAS 0 wrti-a..aw ,..~.r ~JLW.iwk..t•tr~rvf1..A.:C.NeTM ~.Mt c it 1€ (10 1 j i - i' • 1 1+~ r Y<r ' q .__r_ ; y