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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1953-11-30-1000AM-SpecialNotamber 9, 3953„ 'tit ~fe of absentee voters shall be as follows:,` N.' 11. Danaby, Presiding Judge ~clyr 0. W. Kelley, Assistant Jude rH Sidney L. Lovaless, Clerk. • The above order being read, it vas moved and seconded that same do pass. ' Thereupon, the question being called for, the following mmbere of the Court voted . C ■AYE*$ Commissioners Nolan, Conrad,,Porterrield, and Burlin, and the fallowing 'e voted °NO■s None. • j 'ti'r ( 1 PASSED AND APPROVED AND ADOPTED this the 9tW day of November, 1953• ~ V f"'?I {I /e/ A. S. Ware County Judge, Brasos County, Teases. . ; FTa /a/ Raymond A. Nolan S! Commissioner PreolOt Number 1 /s/ Reuben F. Conrad c r. k1~ Commissioner, Precinct Number 2 ' ' ! • ' /e/ Clyde J. Porterfield r Commissioner, Precinct Number 3 °Y } + .til 7 /s/ Newton Burlin Comaieeioner, Precinct Number 4. T. I CEBTW that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of f order of the Commissioneorss Court of Brazos County, adopted on the 9th day of November, 1953, and entered of record in the Minutes of said Court. /s/ A. B. Syptak County Clerk and Ex-officio Clerk of the Commissionsrel Court, Brazos County, Texas. (Com. Crt. Seal)• Whereupon the Court adjourned. Special Meeting, Muday, November 30, 1953. u1 A special meeting of the Commissioners' Court was hold in the office of the County Judge in the. • Courthouse on Mondaly, November 30, 1953, begidning at 10:00 a.m., with the following members presents ' . A. R. Wars, County,Judge, presiding) , , f1 Raymond A. Nolan, Commissioner of Precinct No. 11 • L Reuben P. Conrad, Commissioner of Precinct No. 21 - Newton Burlin, Commissioner of Precinct No. 41 and A. B. Syptak, County Clerk. ' ~ The Court received and approved the audit report of the Brazos County School System for the ' ; , • V schools' fiscal year ending August 31, 1953, as submitted under date of November 17, 1953, by County V i t Auditor F. J. Vitopil, accompanied by the following letter of transmittal: l R .:ltim-w..S:~~:4D~"°•Li w ~.1~`w`.L1uLJrrHic~~ti t1'Lay'''~:.~.7Nu4 tl' sir `r7P'~yAW 171•':,{~y'~A' f 'aTFlneny ' ••'#_+U.G~ Y ..a" .cadnw`i,?rl~+rt,:..+.dk-vra~+'=~'L~ :s~eD ( i~y~ , _ , ( ' rk 1J~ti .qtr r , ~V ~ - ~ •r - ; . . '••'J 4'-, - ' •247 November 30, 1953•`~nA ' . _ - tom. l{1 IL7 u r 17, 1953• k;r,•. November . ' ,•I,f; ,~i;tc'i , : , Hon. W. S. Barron, District Judge,< ~yi, Hon A S i Wa e C t . . . , , r oun y Judge, and ' t"{: d3- the Honorable Commissioners Court, ' ~ Brazos County, Texas. 'i ~ j.:. ` ' + f h ' A Gentlemen: , ' , I am herewith presenting my audit re ' " , * port of Hr. W. D. Bunting - , : : Brazos County School Superintendeent, covering the school fiscal year rr ending August 31, 1953. f4 - Over-all cash balance in all funds has increased from 010 485 96 , . as of August 31, 1952, to $16,186.98 as of August 31, 1953, or an in- t'; • crease of $5,7011.02. A total of $5,600.00 of school bonds were paid off Buring the year so that the t b d presen on ed debt of school district No. 10 is 144,000.00. ~ „ The reemainin outs ' rr g Landing bus warrants in the amount of $12 000 00 , . were also paid off and retired during the year. ~c'.;, ' The Brazos County Common School System is in the very beet of financial r°~ condition, due principally to an economical and business-like administration. Tee books and records in the office are exceptionally well and neatly kept and are in excellent shape.';;, i . Res ectfull b itt d ' r p y su m e , /a/ F. J. Vitopil, County Auditor, Brazos County, Texas." The Court received and ordered filed as submitted the report of the Brazos Count Health U it y n for the month of October, 1953. • ; 1., The Court received and approved the following request for soil conservation work and authorized Comissioner Conrad to perform the services at hie conveniences : .*THE STATE OF TEXAS Q y COUNTY OF BRAZOS 4 TO THE HONORAELE COMUSSIONERS COURT OF BRAZOS COUNTr, TE=ASs I, John Batten, hereby request you to do the following soil conservation work for mes loader work. la; : - i ~ ' 1 . As compensation therefor, I agree to pay to the County in sash the fair ~ ; ~ ' ; , . , and equitable coats of such work based upon a rate of $6.00 per hour. The object of this work is the adequate terracing or drainage of the : _t; ; land and for soil conservation purposes. a , DATEDs November 17, 1953. , ® ~ ,i ~ /s/ John Batten, ,e1 , Tabor, Texas. © The Court received, approved, ratified, and ordered included in its permanent minutes the attached - agreement with Texas and Near Orleans Railroad Company heretofore 1.,";' sssgo~late►d by the County Judge in cos- . •y fo=mity with the desire of the Ccomisaiaaor of P i t N rec nc o. 4 and which said agreement became a necessity - t in connection with the current project, of hard-surfacing or black-topping the existing county road known I' as the Pin Feather Road. ~ • County Auditor P. J. Vitopil laid before the Court formal bids fbr su lies a d t i d ~y pp n ma er als require ~ , • ` for Road and Bridge Administration for the ' slxty~dp period beginning D60ember 1 and ending January 3l, ~ " . 1954. ti . . Upon opening, considering and tabulating the bids received, motions were duly made, seconded - and unanimously adopted, by which-the lowest _ and best bids wre accepted isnd approved and tiled with • v -t 7 - , . _ the County Auditor for observance. .J _ , Lfl•yu~l,`..l•~.'1F1'M.il Ci:`eF ~a~f.,wf•S~j ~"Kf'~ i'~F+tk j ' ~"~~ly F'~~. 1" !Nf'fn.~R ! ...1• '"V ~f . I'~"- 4i'IMt~'-~,:"i:_~ I) L , P., ,X77", ' L•, .fir, +~.'~"yf r 7(~„f r ~j,Y,T+hk`G` ' , 4`'.A`1~ .W'4Y'nFLrratCK F,yV i( I ' y r Y .._~KI~_y ~T.S:„S.a : ~ : K. a . , ',~1 • ' I'!r ' ' - - ;r • ' M ~ ~g4'it'{'7• 1 r ~ ? t r•r• - , ` ` ~ `Y F, f`'4 A k~ „ear ~r? $F ,'t i 4,,I r ` `4S n" ti i~ •f .j Y' •1~ ~"tzf • '1 ~I r u48 NovambW 30, 1953 County Auditor also laid before the Court special bide whiob had been requested for PLUS lumber, corrugated iron and pleziglass or equivalent, required for.improving and enlarging the machinery sheds at the Brazos County Shops so as to provide additional apace for housing of hard-surfacing or ec p. black-topping machinery and equipment. Upon opening and considering the bids received, it was found t and declared that those submitted by Howell Lumber Company of Bryan and Woodson Lumber Company of Bryan. i were the lowest and best, and accordingly on motion duly seconded and unanimously adopted the Court voted to purchase the following materiels from these concerns at the prices indicateds ' Howell Lumber Companys 16 pieces, 8-foot Barclite (translucent fibreglass), 278 sq. ft. at 91 00 er ft . p sq. . .9278.00 8 pieces, 10-foot Barclite (translucantfibreglass), 174 eq. ft. at 91.00 per sq. ft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174.00 TOTAL . . . . . . . . . 452.00 Woodson Lumber Companys 106 pieces 8-toot corrugated iron with 21" corrugations, 1837 sq. ft. 53 pieces 10-foot corrugated iron with 21" corrugations, 1101 2985 total footage, at 99.25 per 100 sq. ft. . . . . .9276.11 100 pieces 2 z 4 - 12 No. 2 yellow pine lumber, 800 board feet at 989.00 per 1000 board feet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71.20 TOTAL . . . . . . . . . 34~ 7.41 Mheraupcss the Court adjourned. ( Ware) County judge R(A. 4t-ty/Clerk. •a aaaaraaaaaraaaaaa••, , Special Hefting, Monday, December 7, 1953. A special meeting of the Commissioners' Court of Brazos County, Tezaa, was hold lU the office ' of the County Judge in the Courthouse on Monday, December 7, 1953, beginning at MO a.r., with the , following members presents : A. S. Ware, County Judge, presiding] ` Raymond A. Nolen, Commissioner of Precinct No. is and t Reuben F. Conrad, Commissioner of Precinct No. 2. Commissioner Nolan laid before the Court for consideration the following bids on we now 2-1/2 to }ton capacity truck needed for the conduct of road and bridge work in Precinct No. is " "Cade Motor Co., P. 0. Box 352, Bryan, Tawas. December 2, 1953. 1 Brazos County Precinct No. 1 Bryan, Teams. Attentions Mr. Nolan. 1 Gentlemens Y We can deliver to you a new 1953 Ford F-750 Chase" Ae Cab series e ' quipped Maximum G.V.W. 19,500 Manmum G.C.W. 38,000 Powered by Y-8 Motor, 145 Horsepower Wheelbase 156", Cab to Azle 84.5" ' For Hydraulic bed 8 z 12 or longer, See 1953 Ford literature attached for detail specifications } ry,. k'g i,.w~'i~ R k R I