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Yours very trcly;
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(Signed) Davis Grant.
Davis Orant
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The Members of the Oourt disecssed'tbe foregoing ca®unication in detail and con-'
•terrrd With County Auditor Yitopll is pereae with reference thereto. It was the feeling
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of the Members of the Court that the Auditorle requirements ahw]d be folloiwd and that
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otherwise all county business should be conducted strictly in accordance with the law.
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Members of the Court, however, felt that it would be necessary to work out in consider"
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detail the mechanic of a practical plan of operation to tit the cdsting situation.
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thereupon the Court adJourned.
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SPECIAL MEETING, FBIDAY, MARCH 13, 1953
A special meeting of the Commissioners' Court of Brazos County was held in the
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office of the County Judge beginning at 900 a.m., with the following presantt
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A. S. Wars, County Judge, presiding;
Raymond A.
Nolan, Commissioner of Precinct No. 1; '
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Reuben F. Conrad, Commissioner of Precinct No. 21 and
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Newton Bnalin, Commissioner of Precinct No. 4.
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Caemiesioner Burlin presented to the Court the following sealed bids for the fenci
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of the Jack B. Cargill property on the Leonard County Road to be improved an State ftre. '
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to-Market Highway No. 1688, and which bids were secured in conformity with the action of the
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Court an March 9, 19531
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BRYAN PENCE CO. v;
Bryan, Tons,
March L1 1953
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Proposal to Brazos County, Can. Court,
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Bryan, Texas
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8pecificatioau All work will be performed in a workman like manner and in accordance with
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Total Height - 411 Style Fence - O.9.i Height of Fabric • 411 Style of Fabric -Chain links
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Gangs - Ll; Mash - 2; Gals. - yes; after Top Bail - 1-3/8■ 0 Di Line Post - 1-5/80 0 81
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Spaced - 8; concrete End Post - tie an cedar Corner Poet - tie on oadar; Walk Gate Poet -230
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0 Di Drive Gate Poet - 210 0 Di Framework Finished - Galv.; Erected in Place - yea
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Oats Ornaments - doeTerminal Post Ornaments
8 l • horse heads; Gate Size
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Frames 1-3/80 0 D; Terms of Payment - cash.
83' - 4' chain link fence
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601 - chain link wire stretch an cedar post
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4 2}0 0 D gate post
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Total . . . . Sm.60
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Bys (Signed) W. C. Hudson
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ALLIED CHAIN LIM FENCE CO., INC. -
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Bryan, Texas
March 10, 1953
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Bryan, Texas
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We propose to install materials listed below, in a Worlmanlike Manners
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97 feet 4 feet. Overall Height Chain Link Fence. 15/8 in. 0. D. pipe. Line Posts
(with 3 Strands of Barb Wire) at 10 Foot an Centers Maximum 1318 in. 0. D. Pipe, Top Rall.
21/2 in. 0. D. Pipe, End and Gate Poste 2 } in. 0. D. Pipe, Corner Posts. No. 11 Gorge
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Oates: 11/0-in- O::D. Pipe, Piame.
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1 Only 3 feet by 4 feet Walk Gates.
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60 feet of chain link double wire an cedar post.
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1 Only 10 feet by 4 feet Drive Gates.
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Scroll Cate Ornament.
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All Poets Set In Concrete Footings 30 Inches Deep.
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TOTAL CASH PRICE • • $230.00
Estimators (Signed) C; C. Paulk
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It having been found and declared by the Court that the foregoing bid of $220.60
submitted the Bryan FenciII Company W. C. Hudson of Bryan Texan was the lowest
beet and moot advantageous to Brazos County, on motion duly seconded and unanimously
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a"pted, the Court voted to accept the said bid of $220.60 of Bryan Fencing Cempaty of
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Bryan, Texas, and directed that the work be done forthwith.
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1herenpan the Court adjourned.
SPECIAL FETING, March 31, 1953
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A special meeting of the Commissioners' Court was held at 10:00 a.m., March 31, 1953,
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with the following presents
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A. S. Ware, County Judge, presiding;
Raymond A. Nolan, Commissioner of Precinct 1;
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Reuben F. Conrad, Commissioner of Precinct 2;
Newton Burlin, Commissioner of Precinct 4.
The Court received, noted and approved as submitted the following reporter
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Brazos County Health Unit for the month of February, 1953,
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Fannie J. Taylor, Negro County Home Demonstration Agent for the month
of February, 1953
The"County Judge presented to the members of the Court a letter dated March 19, 1953,
from F. E.'Hoefer, Superintendent of the Southern Pacific Lines at Ennis, Texas, calling atten-
tion to the losses occasioned the TWO Railroad Company in other parts of the state by county
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