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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1964-04-13-1000AM-Regular4 r Yr 440 April 15, 1964 I REGULAR MEETING - APRIL 19, 1964 r .d fr[ 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 10 00 A. M. on Monday, April 13, 1964, with the following present W. C. Davis, County Judge, presiding, Raymond Nolan, Commissioner of Precinct No 1, George Dunn, Commissioner of Precinct No 2, Clyde J PorteFfield, Commissioner of Precinct No. 3, W. A. Stasny, Commissioner of Precinct No. 4, and A. B. Syptak, County Clerk. The Court received, approved, and ordered filed, as submitted, the following report Y B. V. Elkins, Welfare Officer, for the month of March, 1964, B V. Elkins, Veterans Service Officer, for the month of March, 1964, William T Sistrunk, County Agent, for the month of March, L964, C. 0. Wheeler, Jr , Assistant County Agent, for month of March, 1964, Miss Emily Ritter, Home Demonstration Agent, for month of March, 1964, Mrs. Fannie J. Taylor, Negro Home Demonstration Agent, for month of March, 1964, Garland McIlveen, Jr , Negro County Agricultural Agent, for month of March, 1964; Bryan- Brazos County Health Department, for month of March, 1964. The Court received, considered, and approved the following reports from County and Precinct Officers showing official fees of office collected and remitted tothe County Treasurer, according to duplicate copies of Treasurer's official receipts attached thereto W. C. Davis, County Judge . . . . . . . . . $ 71.50 A. B. Syptak, County Clerk (fees of office) 2,L44.16 A. B. Syptak, County Clerk (fees and fines of County Court) 1,073 36 J. W. Hamilton, Sheriff 1,700 64 Raymond B Buchanan, Tax Assessor- Collector 2,646 14 D. Brooke Cofer, Jr , County Attorney 2,017 47 W. D. Burley, District Clerk . . , r 309 40 H L. Graham, Justice of Peace, Precinct 4, Place 1 Fees collected and remitted to Brazos County . . . 556 90 Fees to be paid by County for 72 cases @ $4 00 . . . . . . 288 00 Jess B. McGee, Justice of Peace, Precinct 4, Place 2 Fees collected and remitted to Brazos County . . . . . 976 60 Fees to be paid by County for 111 cases @ $4 00 . . . 444 00 C. E. Gray, Constable , , , , , . , 32 40 There was presented to the Court the proposition of reconveying to Paul Holubec,,, 8.15 acres of land in the J. A. E. Phelps Survey in Brazos County, Texas, heretofore conveyed to the County by the said Paul Holubec by deed recorded in Volume 77, page 579, of the Deed Records of Brazos County, Texas, and the Court finding that the property is no longer used or needed by the County for the purposes for which it was donated by the said Paul Holubec, there- fore, on motion duly made, seconded, and unanimously passed, the Court voted to reconvey the said property to the said Paul Holubec for the sum of thirty dollars per acre, which amount was the same paid to the said Paul Holubec for the property Then came on the matter of receiving and canvassing the returns from elections held throughout Brazos County on Saturday, April 4, 1964, for the selection of local Trustees for the Common School District and for three members of the County Board of Education,,-being one member from County Commissioner's Precinct No 1, one member from County Commissioner's Precinct No 3, and one member from the County at large From the returns received and officially canvassed, the Court found and declared the results of the election of local ~Prustees and members of the County Board of Education according to the following tabulation I I [a lie III o il 4 'Y t 441 April 13, 1964 •I Designation and Names of Persons Kurten School Fairview School Receiving Votes Polling Place 3 Local Trustees for Kurten r J Consolidated Common School District _ Joe Novosad, Jr. 24 Roy Barnes 25 Billie J. Wilson 24 Jack Irick 2- For 1 member of County Board of Education from the County at Large 0. B Wilcox 27 16 , Harmon Bell 1 For 1 member of County Board of Education from Commissioners' Precinct 1 James L Boone 0 0 For 1 member of the County Board of Education from Commissioners' Precinct 3 Don Angonia, WHEREUPON, based upon the foregoing tabulation of the returns received, the Court found and declared that JOE NOVOSAD, JR , ROY BARNES, and BILLIE J. WILSON had been elected as the three Local Trustees for Kurten Consolidated Common School District No. 10; that JAMES L. BOONE had been elected as member of the County Board of Education from Commission- ers' Precinct No. 1, that DON ANGONIA had been elected member of the County Board of Education from Commissioners' Precinct No. 3, and that 0 B. WILCOX was elected as a member of the County Board of Education from the county at Large, anOlt was so ordered. , On motion duly seconded and unanimously passed, the Court voted to approve all report and to pay all bills which have been properly filed and approved. ` There being no further business, the meeting adjourned. SPECIAL MEETING - APRIL 27, 1964 A specialAeeting of the Commissioners' Court of Brazos County, Texas, was held in the Commissioners' Court room in the Courthouse in Bryan, Texas, beginning at 1000 A. M., on April 27, 1964, with the following present- W, C. Davis, County Judge, presiding, Raymond A. Nolan, Commissioner of Precinct 1, George Dunn, Commissioner of Precinct 2, Clyde J. Porterfield, Commissioner of Precinct 3; W. A. Stasny, Commissioner of Precinct 4, and A. B. Syptak, County Clerk. Mr. 0. I Hair, Courthouse Custodian, presented bids for the purchase of a floor- ` waxing machine, which bids were, as follows B and L Supply Company, Dallas, Texas $390 00 Vanguard Chemical Company, Bryan, Texas 287.35 Ray Criswell Distributing Company 282 50 r After considering the bids, the Court determined that the bid of Ray Criswell Distributing dompany was the low and beat bid offered, and on motion made, seconded, and unanimously passed, the Court voted to purchase from Ray Criswell Distributing Company one Imperial Floor Machine, 18" Block diameter, one horsepower motor, complete with polishing brush, 3 M driving pad assembly, six stripping pads and six polishing pads, for the sum of $282 50. The Court next considered the following request from The Southwestern States Talephor Company at Bryan, Texas, dated April 17, L964- ' 'We are planning rural telephone expansion in the Wellborn areA This expansion is roposed to be of the 'plow in method', that is buried directly in the ground with a plow attached to a caterpillar. We bury these cables and wires a minimum of 24" deep and usually along the shoulder of the county roads. x "The attached area map shows the location marked in red of our proposed construction. „Will you please give us your approval for this type of construction along these r county roads."'