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Quotation on one (1) new L H.C. TD15B, Crawler tractor, with
6 track rollers, 74" tread, 20" shoes, 24 volt direct electric
starting, electric hour meter, decelerator attachment, muffler,_
crankcase guard, transmission guard, power shift transmission,
torque converter, hydraulic planetary steering and braking,
blower type fan, radiator guard and equipped with 1 H.C.
bulldozer
F,O.B Bryan $27,891 00
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Less D-6 Cat dozer 20:891.05
Net cash difference Add for Brush Cab 465 000 X
/s/ David P McGregor
Salesman reporting `
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MUSTANG TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT COMPANY OF HOUSTON, P.0 Box 1373, Houston,
Texas, 77001
S-735
December 11, 1963 ,
1 One New CATERPILLAR D6 Tractor, Series B
Includes 93 HP (Flywheel) Diesel Engine, 74-inch Guage,
20-inch Grouser Tracks (40-Section), Hydraulic Track
Adjusters, Large Front Idlers, Gasoline Starting Engine
with 12-Volt Electric Starter, Reversible Fan Rigid
I Drawbar Crankcase Guard, Front Pull Hook, Rain Trap,
Hydraulic Tilt Cylinder, No 163 Hydraulic Control, No.
68 Bulldozer, One Set of 4 Preco Backrippers, and
Mustang Steel Cab '
Total Price One (1) Unit as quoted, F O,B Bryan, Texas $23,193.30
Less Trade-in Allowance for One (1) Used Caterpillar D6
Tractor Serial No 9UL8442 6,793
Total Net Difference, F 0 B Bryan, Texas ,
{ NOTE Above Tractor Less Reversible Fan and Hydraulic
Tilt Cylinder, pLeaee deduct $300 00 300 _00,00
Track Guards included $1.6,100
Terms Net, payable on receipt of invoice.
Delivery Ten (LO) days
Specifications attached
MUSTANG TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO. OF HOUSTON
Bobby Craig, Assistant Sales Manager.
On motion made, seconded, and unanimously passed, Commissioner Stasny was authorized to •
accept bid of Mustang Tractor & Equipment Company of Houston in the amount of $16,100 00,
with trade-in of used dozer, for Precinct No 4
Thare being no further business, the meeting adjourned
The foregoing Minutes, beginning on Page 425 and concluded on Page 432, were examined
and ve in open Court o is the ~h day of February, 1964,
Devis ay nd A NoLI[an Qeo a nn
County Judge Co iesioner of Precinct 1 Comm r of Precinct 2
ATTEST
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A. B Syptak ePorterf eld W A Stasny
County Clerk Commissioner of Precinct 3 Commissioner of Precinct 4
REGULAR MEETING - FEBRUARY 10, 1964
A regular meeting of the Commissioners' Court of Brazos County, Texas, was held in the
Commissioners' Court room in the Courthouse in Bryan, Texas, beginning at LO 00 A M. on
Monday, February 10, 1964, with the following present
Raymond A. Nolan, Commissioner of Precinct No 1;,
George Dunn, Commissioner of Precinct No 2, -
C. J. Porterfield, Commissioner of Precinct No. 3, presiding,
W. A. Stasny, Commissioner of Precinct No 4,
A. B. Syptak, County Clerk •
The Court received, approved, and ordered filed as submitted the following reports
B. V. Elkins, Welfare Officer, for month of January, 1964,
B. V. Elkins, Veterans Service Officer, for month of January, 1964; 7
Miss Emily Ritter, Home Demonstration Agent, for month of January, 1964;
William T, Sistrunk, County Agent, for month of January, 1964,
Mrs Fannie J Taylor, Negro County Home Demonstration Agent for month of January, 196 ,
Garland McIlveen, Negro County Agricultural Agent, for month of January, 1964,
Bryan- Brazos County Health Department, for month of January, 1964
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The Court received, considered, and approved the following reports from County and
Precinct officers showing official fees of office collected and remitted to the County
Treasurer, according to duplicate copies of 'treasurer's official receipts attached thereto,
W. C Davis, County Judge $ 104 00
A. B Syptak, County Clerk (fees of office) 2,468.16
A. B Syptak, County Clerk (fees and fines of County Court) 1,884 76
J. W. Hamilton, Sheriff 1,413 21
Raymond B Buchanan, Tax Assessor- Collector 6,018.08
D Brooke Cofer, Jr , County Attorney 2,692 22
W. D Burley, District Clerk 479 25
W. D. Burley, District Clerk (fees and fines 625 00
U. L Graham, Justice of Peace, Precinct 4, Place 1
Fees collected and remitted to Brazos County 643 75
Fees to be paid by County for 66 cases @ $4 00 264 00
Jess B McGee, Justice of Peace, Precinct 4, Place 2
Fees collected and remitted to BraMe Countyy 1,219 50
Fees to be paid by County for 114 s @ $4 00 456 00
C. E. Gray, Constable of Precinct No 4 30 60
There came on to be considered the matter of appointing election judges for Brazos
County for the year 1964 Whereupoh,,after discussion and nominations by various members of
the Court, on motion duly seconded and unanimously adopted, it was voted to appoint Presiding
and Associate Judges to serve for the year 1964, as follows
Voting Precinct No. Place Judges
1 Millican Ewing Prescott, Presiding Judge
(Community Center) Mrs Pearl Vance, Associate Judge
Mrs Byron Simpson, Associate Judge
Mrs Ewing Prescott, Associate Judge
s 2 ` Wellborn Milton D Williams, Presiding Judge
J 0 Alexander, Associate Judge
` Mrs Clyde Brown, Associate Judge
Mrs William B Harris, Associate Judge
3 Consolidated D. B Cofer, Sr , Presiding Judge
~i Allan Madeley, Associate Judge
Col Charles Gregory, Associate Judge
[ Mrs H. E Burgess, Associate Judge 41
2 ~4 Steele Store Mrs Philip Noto, Jr , Presiding Judge 4
' J Sam Morello, Associate Judge "
+ Don Angonio, Associate Judge "•y -
Mrs Mike Fazzino, Associate Judge
5 Harvey C F Goen, Presiding Judge
J M Raines, Associate Judge
C N Jones, Associate Judge
J. E. Weedon, Jr., Associate Judge
6: Kurten Mrs Hawley West, Presiding Judge
J W Hall, Sr , Associate Judge
` P. J Endler, Associate Judge '
B. W. Hearne, Associate Judge
_ 7+ I 'y+ Tabor R. H Smith, Presiding Judge
Wallace Stevener, Associate Judge
Henry Schram, Associate Judge
W. L Batten, Associate Judge j-
„ 8 Edge V R. Wilson, Presiding Judge
Mra Albert Rychlik, Associate Judge '
' Billie J Wilson, Associate Judge
W R Close, Associate Judge 4
9 Smetana' Jim Abbatte, Presiding Judge
' Mrs J W Smith, Associate Judge
Mre Sam Salvaggio Associate Judge
Mre Josephine Kallnec, Associate' `
10 Ben Milam School Robert S Eden, Presiding Judge
0 A. Ashworth, Associate Judge
Bill Waddell, Associate Judge
Mrs Henry Johnson, Associate Judge
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11 Travis School Robert R Wilcox, Presiding Judge
J W Hall, Jr , Associate Judge
r Clifton (Peel) Griffin Associate Judge
R. V. Armstrong, Associate Judge-
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12 Reliance B. L. Risinger, Presiding Judge
Mrs. Russell Lloyd, Associate Judge
J. M Martin Riley, Associate Judge
Don Mize, Associate Judge
13 Crockett School H E Connor, Presiding Judge
Mrs W. D. Scoates, Associate Judge
Mrs H. E. Connor, Associate Judge
Mrs Jim Saxon, Associate Judge
14 Fannin School Tom H Black, Presiding Judge
John J Stasny, Associate Judge
Victor Gavenda, Associate Judge
Warren B McKenzie, Associate Judge
1S American Legion Mrs Morris Moore, Presiding Jude
Elmer Bullock, Associate Judge
Mrs Sam Bullock, Associate Judge
Mrs N R Welch, Associate Judge
16 College Hills George H Draper, Presiding Judge
Mrs Richard Baldauf, Associate Judge
Robert L Skrabanek, Associate Judge
H. G. Thompson, Associate Judge
17 Bowie School August L Nowak, Presiding Judge
Mrs Arnold Wall, Associate Judge
Mrs W S Barron, Associate Judge
Mrs August L Nowak, Associate Judge
18 SFA High School Reuben Bond, Presiding Judge
Mrs Carl W George, Associate Judge
Edward P McSwain, Associate Judge
Mrs Coulter Hoppess, Associate Judge
19 Fire Station Joe Restivo, Presiding Judge
Harmon McWilliams, Associate Judge
Mrs Brooke Stevenson, Associate Judge
Mrs Angie Scarmardo, Associate Judge
Ababntee Box Curtis Mathis, Presiding Judge
Mit Dansby, Associate Judge
Mrs Curtis Mathis, Associate Judge
E F. Bond, Associate Judge
The following Petition was presented to the Court
"PETITION FOR LOCAL. OPTION ELECTION TO LEGALIZE
'"to the Co®issionersl Court of Brazos County, Texas
"We, the undersigned qualified voters of Justice Precinct No 1, Texas,
(said County, Justice Precinct, or Incorporated City or Town hereinafter for
convenience referred to as Area), hereby respectfully request that a local
option election be called in accordance with the terms and provisions of the
Texas Liquor Control Act and in particular, Article 666-32 through 666-40a of
Vernon's Annotated Penal Code of the State of Teyas, as amended, in the above
mentioned Area for the purpose of submitting to the legally qualified voters of
said Area the determination of the following issue, to-wit
FOR the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages
AGAINST the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages
"It is the hope, purpose and intent of the petitioners whose signatures
appear hereon to see legalized the sale of alcoholic beverages referred to in
the issue set out above
"DATED this the 7th day of February, 1964
/a/
Joe Orlando
Rt
3,
Navasota, Tex
2754
/a/
Addie P Minsky
Rt
3,
Navasota, Tex
8853
/a/
Mrs Sam Boatcallie
Rt
39
Navasota
611
/a/
Mrs G A Salvaggio
Rt
3,
Navasota
612
/a/
Louis Busea
Rt
3,
Navasota
8879
/a/
Prank Patello
Rt
3,
Box 91, Navasota,Tex
5884
/a/
T P Patello
Rt
3,
Navasota, Texas
5882
/a/
James B Willson
Rt
3,
Box 90, Navasota,Texas
5874
/s/
Abe Perkina,Jr
Rt
3,
Box 85, Navasota,Texas
2631
/a/
Jack Davis
Rt
3,
Box 86, Navasota,Texas
2610
/a/
Beatrice Boggess
Rt
3,
Box 88, Navasota,Texas
5875
/s/
James Carl Gamble
Rt
3,
Navasota, Teyas
8859
/s/
Alvin Junior Booker
Rt
3,
Boy 89, Navasota,Texas
5881
/a/
P V Worbington
Rt
3,
Navasota, Texas
2789
/s/
Anne Busa
Rt
3,
Navasota, Teyas
8880
/s/
T R Wehmeyer
Rt
3,
Navasota, Texas
8520
/s/Mrs T R Welimpyer
Rt
3,
Navasota, Texas
7932
/a/
P D. Hadley
Rt
3,
Navasota, Texas
5966
/s/
Mrs P D Hadley
Rt
3,
Navasota, Texas
5930
/s/
Fred Isbell
Rt
3,
Navasota, Texas
8359
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Leonard Abke
Rt
3,
Navasota, Texas
3165
Louise Abke
Rt
3,
Navasota, Texas
3171
/S/
Gilbert Abke
Rt
3,
Navasota, Texas
3L72
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Mrs Gilbert Abke
Pt 3,
Navasota, Texas
3173
/a/
Louise Neal
Pt. 3,
Navasota, Texas
7159 e
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Mrs J. B Hicks
Rt 3,
Navasota, Texas
3869
/a/
John B Hicks
Rt 3,
Navasota, Texas
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3868
/a/
Archie Collins
Rt 3,
Navasota
9084
/a/
Zelma Worbington
Rt 3,
Navasota
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3849
/s/
Elsie Mae Craddock
Rt 3,
Navasota
8855
/a/
Billy G Priest
Rt 3,
Navasota
8856
/a/
H B Craddock
Rt 3,
Navasota
8854
/a/
A C. Smith
Rt 3,
Navasota
10596
/a/
Mrs A C Smith
Rt 3,
Navasota, Tex
10597
/a/
Mr S H Smith
Rt 3,
Navasota, Tex
131
/a/
Corlie Bice
Rt 3,
Navasota, Tex
8858 '
/a/
Cleo Bice
Rt 3,
Navasota, Tex
8857
/a/
Otto Webster
Rt 3,
Navasota, Tex
8549
/a/
Annie Lee Webster
Rt 3,
Navasota, Tex
8550
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Arthor Heater
Rt 3,
Navasota
9597
"Serial Number #8
Date of Issuance February 6, 1964
(SEAT. OF COUNTY CLERK)
Endorsed PETITION FOR LOCAL
OPTION ELECTION TO LEGALIZE THE SALE OF
XWORM BEVERAGES
, Serial No #8, Date
of Issue February 6, 1964,
Must be presented by February 10, 1964
FILED Feb
8, 1964,
A. B SYPTAK, County
Clerk, Brazos County, Bryan, Texas
By /a/ Ola
Mae Doug
las Deputy.
And it appearing to the Court that the County Clerk of Brazos County, A. B. Syptak, has
certified to the Commissioners, Court that the 40 names signed to such Petition are duly
qualified voters of the said Justice Precinct No 1, and the Court finding that the above-
named persons are all freeholders of Brazos County and of Justice Precinct No 1, which
Petition was filed herein on the 8th day of February, 1964, praying that this Court order an
election to be held in such subdivision for the purpose of enabling the qualified voters
thereof to vote on the proposition, "For the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages" or
"Against the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages," and it further appearing to the Court
that such Petition is in due form, and that no election for such purpose has ever been carried
in such subdivision, that no election to determine said question has been held therein within
twelve months prior to the filing of such Petition, that the hereinafter described subdivision
stands designated as one within which such an election may be held, and that such Petition
should be granted, IT IS ACCORDINGLY ORDERED that on the 7th day of March, 1964, such date
being not less than twenty nor more than thirty days from the date hereof, an election shall
be held throughout Justice Precinct No. 1 of Brazos County, Texas, at the regular voting place
in Millican, Texas, to determine whether or not the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages
shall be legalized or prohibited within said area
Such election shall be held and conducted and the returns thereof made in accordance wit
the laws regulating general elections, in so far as the same are applicable, and the laws
applicable to the sale of alcoholic beverages of such character, and the County Judge shall
issue the order therefor and cause public notices to be given as provided by law.
On motion made, seconded, and unanimously passed, the regular voting place in Millican,
Texas, was designated as the polling place for such election to be held in Justice Precinct
No 1, and the following Judges were appointed to hold such election-
Ewing Prescott, Presiding Judge
y Mrs Ewing Prescott, Associate Judge
Mrs. Byron Simpson, Associate Judge
Mrs. Pearl Vance, Associate Judge.
The following Notice was prepared by A. B. Syptak, Clerk of the Commissioners' Court of
Brazos County, Texas, and posted as provided in Article 666-34 of the Penal Coda of the State
of Texas
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"NOTICE OF ELECTION
'THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF BRAZOS i 4
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"WHEREAS, on the 86 day of February, 1964, 40 qualified voters of Justice Precinct
No. 1 of Brazos County, Texas, filed Petition with the Commissioners' Court of said
County, in the following words, to-wit
,TO THE COMMISSIONERS' COURT OF BRAZOS COUNTY, TEXAS
'We, the undersigned qualified voters of Justice Precinct-No. 1,
Texas, (said County, Justice Precinct, or Incorporated City or Town
hereinafter for convenience referred to as Area), hereby respectfully
request that a local option election be called in accordance with the
terms and provisions of the Texas Liquor Control Act and in particular,
Article 666-32 through 666-40a of Vernon's Annotated Penal Code of the „ .
State of Texas, as amended, in the above mentioned Area for the purpose
of submitting to the legally qualified voters of said Area the determination
of the following issue, to-wit
'FOR the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages
'AGAINST the legal sale of all alcoholic beverages
'It is the hope, purpose and intent of the petitioners whose signatures
appear hereon to see legalized the sale of alcoholic beverages referred to in
the issue set out above
*DATED this the 7th day of February, 1964,'
"AND, WHEREAS, on the 10th day of February, 1964, the said Commissioners' Court of
Brazos County, Texas, at its regular meeting, on considering such Petition, entered
the following Order, to-wit
'On this, the 10th day of February, 1964, came on to be heard the
Petition of 40 qualified voters of Justice Precinct No 1 in Brazos County,
Texas, petitioning for an Order that an election be held in said Justice
Precinct No 1 to determine whether or not the legal sale of all alcoholic
beverages shall be prohibited or legalized within said area, the signers of
which Petition were certified by the County Clerk to be qualified voters of
such Justice Precinct No 1, and such Petition having been considered by the
Court and found to be in due form, and it appearing to the Court that under
the law such election should be called
'IT IS ACCORDINGLY ORDERED by the Commissioners' Court of Brazos County,
Texas, that an election be held at the regular voting place in Millican,
Texas, which is in Justice Precinct No 1 of said County on the 7th day of
March, 1964, in conformity with law, and that the following Judges be
- appointed to hold such election
'Ewing Prescott, Presiding Judge
e Mrs Ewing Prescott, Associate Judge
Mrs Byron Simpson, Associate Judge
Mrs Pearl Vance '
"NOW, THEREFORE, I, A. B SYPTAK, Clerk of the Commissioners' Court of Brazos County,
,Texas, do hereby cause such notice to be posted as provided in Article 666-34 of the
Penal Code of the State of Texas 4
'WITNESS MY HAND at Bryan, Texas, this day of February, 1964
A B SYPTAK, CLERK OF THE
COMMISSIONERS' COURT OF
BRAZOS COUNTY, TEXAS."
Commissioner Stasny brought before the Court the fact that the change of the
r right-of-way of Farm to Market Road 2513, has resulted in a tract of 49 acres of
land formerly used as sight-of-way, now being vacant and that same had been enclosed
by fence by Vance and Thurmond On motion made, seconded and unanimously passed,
the Court voted to advertise for bids and abll this tract of land, provided same is
owned by the County.
On motion duly seconded and unanimously adopted, the Court voted to pay all bills
which have been properly filed and approved.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned