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Min 08/04/1924697 • Wichita Falls, Texas, Baser.ient 1;7organ -bldg., Au,c_ �:ist 4th, 1924. The Board of Aldermen of the City of Wichita Falls, met in reg- ular session on the above date with the following present:- Frank Collier, Ida or R. E. Shepherd, N. I,2. Clifford, J. H. Patton, A 1 d e r m e n P. B. Curd, W. E. McBroom, ' City Clerk, W. E. George, City Attorney. The minutes of the previous meetings were read and approved. The hearing to property owners with reference to paving Fil- more Street from Avenue I. to Avenue X, was called and after hearing all protests the following motion was put in order. I11oved by Alderman Curd that the f ollowing resolution be ad- opted. I:Sotion seconded by Alder.man Patton and carried by the fol- lowing vote : - Yeas: Shepherd, Clifford, Patton, Curd. Nayes: None. R E S O L U T I O N RESOLUTION CLOSING HEtiRING 'ITH REFYTRE TUE TO IIPROVETTENTS AIM ASSESS1.1ENTS THEREFOR ON A PORTION OF FILMORE STREET IN THE CITY OF VVICHITA, FALLS, TEXAS. WHEREAS, by resolution passed and adopted on the 23rd day of June 1924, it was ordered that rilmore Street from its inter- section with the inter- IT Property Line of Avenue I, to its intersection with the North Property Line of Avenue Y, be improved in the manner set forth in the said resolution; and thereafter contract was let and entered into with the Plains Paving Company for the making and cons- truction of such improvements; and thereafter the City Engineer filet roll or statement showing thereon the various parcels of property abutting upon said street, with the names of the owners thereof, as far as known, and showing the amounts to be assessed against each parcel, and showing other matters and things, and such statement hav- ing been examined and approved, it was by resolution ordered that hear- ing be given to all owners of abutting property and to all others in- terested and a time and place was fixed therefor; and at said time and place, to-,..."it, the 28th duly of July 1924, at 7:30 o'clock P. I�., in the Council Cha:.:ber in the ::*organ -building in the City of Wichita Falls, Texas, said hearing was duly had and held, notice of the time and place thereof and of such hearing having been theretofore given in due and proper manner and for the length of time as was proper; Ind at said hearing the following protests were made, to -wit: Mrs. W. 17. l�'uller, owning lots 2 & 3, Block 106 fronting 100 feet on the Nest side of said Street, protested that: cost was ex- cessive and this is inopl)ortune time to assume the expense. And all parties desiring themselves to be heard their agents representa--ives and attorneys, were fully and fairly heard, and evi- dence was introduced and considered; and the -3oard of Aldermen having. heard the evidence and having considered same, and having heard and considered ail protests and objections made, whether herein enumeratd or not , is of the opinion that all protests and objections should be over - ruled, and that said hearing should be closed; and all errors and other matters requiring corrections or rectification having been corrected and rectified; M THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF ALDEFJTEN OF THE CITY OF 'vi1ICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, THAT; . I. All protests and objections, whether herein enumerated or not, be, and the same, are hereby overruled. II. The Board of Aldermen from the evidence finds that in each and every case the property abutting upon the said improvements -will be enhanced in value by means of such improvements, in a sum in excess of the amount proposed to be assessed against it therefor; and further finds that the apportionment of the cost of the said improvements made and app- lied and shown on the Engineer's roll or statement is. substantially in proportion to the benefits received by means of the improvements, and that such apportionment is just and equitacle, and results in substantial justice and equality between the various parcels o: property and the own- ers thereof, considering burdens imposed and benefits received. III. That the said hearing be, and it is hereby closed, and it is ordered that each parcel of property abutting upon the said imp- rovements and the owners of such property be assessed in the sums shown on the said roll or statement opposite the description of the respective parcels under the column "Total Assessment" and itemized in the columns preceeding such column; and it is directed th at ordinance levying such assessments in accordance with the terms and provisions of the proceed- ings of the City with reference to said improvements and in accordance with the law and charter be- prep axed. IV. The Board of Aldermen further finds that the sums assess- ed against the respective _)arcels of property do not exceed the amount or proportion authorized by charter and provided by the proceedings of the City; and further finds all other matters and thinEs necessary and prerequisite to this resolution and to such assessments. V. This resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Passed and approved this 4th day of August 1924. YTT 11` ORDINANCE O. 533 ORDINiJICE LEVYING ASSESS'JENT 207', A ?ART OF THE COST OF I1iL0_-:OVIN+ _ A PORT ION OF FILIIO�_ E STREET IN `l''HE CITY OF `JICHITA FALLS, TEXAS FIXING A CHARGE i1lD LIEN r,GAINST ABUTTING P?OPERTY AND THE OWNERS THE-. OF PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION OF SUCH ASSES K'Dl' TTS AND 20R r HE . ISSUAITCE OF ASSIGIT,3LE CERTIFICATES. Iloved.by Alderman Shepherd that Ordinance 533 be passed on its first reading. ?alotion seconded by Alderman Cbifford and carried by the following vote:- Yeas: Shepherd, Clifford, Patton, Gurd. ?Mayes: None. r #t#ri�T�rrrr,+ l # r i 7171 r �i r 7i 7f n i t r 0 ME, The hearing to property owners with reference to paving Avenm G, from ,onroe Street to Giddings Street, was called and after hearig - ink; all protests the following motion was put in order. Lloved by Alderman Shepherd that the hearing be continued until 7:30 P. 11. August 11, 1924. .lotion seconded b., Alderman Patton and carried. The hearing to property oviners on Taylor Street was called and after hearing all protests the following motion was put in order. ;coved by i lder: pan Shepherd that the following, t:es olution be ad opt ed. Uotion seconded by ilder -man Curd and carried by the foll- owing vote:- Yeas: Shepherd, Curd, Patton, Clifford. ayes: None. R E S 0 L U T I O 11 RESOLUTIOI'1 CI,OSINi= HEr ?ITG TO P_;UPERTY O':`�NES AND OTHTi3S INT; ?ESTED IN OF TYRO ; STS F:ET F-1;'01.1 THE NORTH CLMB LIT1E OF AVENUE H TO THE NORTH CUM LINE OF AVENUE, K, AND DETERi;2INING Ai'�TOUTITS OF ASS SSi;i? T'vl'S _iGADT' 3 i' iyBU`i'TITvTG TUTS, _'A??CELS OF i'ROi�E; TY JTD THE O "'!N RS THEREOF. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF ALDE' !EN OF THT,` CITY OF WICHITA FALLS; THAT: ;HEREAS, the Board of Aldermen of the City of 7ichita falls has heretofore ordered the following portion of atreet in said City improved b n grading, and filling same and installing con- crete curbying with one course reinforced concrete pavement to -wit: all the unpaved portion of Taylor Street from the north curb line of Avenue H, to the i'orth Curb Line of ivenue K. t`JTIET?EAS, by resolution of the Board of aldermen adopted on the 14th day of July 1924, it is ordered that a hearing to all owners o±` property abutting on said portion of said street, and all of ers interested, be held in the Council Chamber in the 'iorgan Bui dins- at 7:30 P. i_1. on the 4th day of August 1924, and that not- ice ereof be given; and, ul$EREA�; due notice of the time and place of such hearing was given and such hearing held, and all parties, their a *gents and att- orneys, and all others desiring to be heard, have been fully and fairly heard, and at such hearing the following protests were made: J. :i. , eyer; 1.irs, J.-W. Schafe; '!. A. `dillcs; A. W. Mall; R. C. Dyer; ed. 0. Fisher; protesting against the cost of such improvements and that this is an inopportune time therefor; I. That all protests and objections, whether therein specifically mentioned or not, be and they are hereby over - ruled. 2. That the Board of Aldermen finds from the evidence before it that no property will ue damaged by means of or as a result of any of the said improvements. 3. The Board further finds from the evidence before it that the proper rule of apportioment of the cost of such improvement is that applied and shown on the estimates, reports, and statements of the City Engineer filed on the 14th day of July 1924, and examined and approved by the Board, and that such produces and effects substan- tial equality and justice between the various lots and-parcels of land Eh own and affected thereby and the respective owners thereof and the Board further finds from the evidence that each parcel or lot of land abutting on said portion of Taylor Street will be bene- . WAW.. fited in enhanced value by means of such improvements on said portion of Taylor Street in an amount in excess of the portion of costs to be ass - --.NO' essed against same as shown on said estimates, reports, and statements of the City Ehgineer. 4. That said sums be assessed against said lots or parcels of property, and against the owners thereof, and the City Attorney is hereby directed to prepare form of Ordinance, levying such assessments in accordance with the Charter and Laws in force in this City, and in accordance with the Ordinances, resolutions and other proceedings app- licable thereto. 5. That said hearing be and is hereby closed as to all -par- ties and as to all said improvements. 6. That this resolution take of "ect from and after its pass- age. Passed and approved this 4th day of August 1924. j" ii iT64 ORDINANCE 534 ORDINANCE LEVYING ASSESS :?EllT FOR PART OF THE COST OF IMP- ROVING A PORTION OF TAYLOR STREET IN THE CITY OF UVICHITA FALLS, TEXAS FIXING A CHARGE AND LIEN AGAINST ABUTTING PROPERTY .AND THE OWNE'_?S THERE- OF, PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION CF SUCH ASSESSI.IENTS, AND FOR THE ISSUANCE OF ASSIGNABLE CERTIFICATEN, AND DECL ARING All __1IERGENCY. Moved by Alderman Clifford that Ordinance 534 be passed on its first reading. vote:- - lowing I- Iotion seconded by Alderman Curd and carried by the fol- Yeas Clifford, Curd, Patton, Shepherd. Nayes: None.. 7( 7f71 ,ik a 1I i` i!` TT if-, C 7J JI i ��-�r�i�rtiriri�t� The hearing to property o -wners with reference to �avingi the sidewalks on Adams Street from '7th to 8th 6treets was called and as no protests were filed the following motion was put in order. owed be adopted. by Alderman Clifford that the following Hesolution isiotion seconded by Alder an Patton and carried by the fol- lowing vote: - Yeas: Shepherd, Clifford, Patton, Curd, Nayes: None. R E S O L U T I O N RESOLU,''ION CLOSDiG _ EAIHING �iITH REFERENCE TO ITS AlTD z,SSESSI.IHIVTS THERE -OR ON A PO?RTION 9F ADZIS STR ,ET IN THE CITY OF 1ICHITA FALLS, i,EXAS. 4H'I:REAS, by resolution passed and adopted on the 23rd day of June 1924, it vas ordered that Adams Street from its intersection with the South Property Line of beventh btreet to its intersection with the North Property Line of Eighth Street, be improved in the manner set forth in the said resolution; and thereafter contract was let and entered into with the Plains Paving Company for the ,Waking and construction of such improvements; and thereafter the City Engineer filed roll or statement showing thereon the various parcels of property abutting upon said street with the names of the owners thereof, as far as known, and showing the anounts to be assessed against each parcel, and showing other matters and ''�• things; and such statement having been examilied and approved, it was by resolution ordered that hearing be given to all owners of abutting prop- erty and to all others interested and a time and. place was fixed therefor; and at said time, and place, to -wit, the 4th day of t1ugust, 1924, at 7 :30 P. o4cclock in the Council Chamber in the :.'organ -building in the -City of 'dichita zalls, Texas, said hearing was duly had and held notice of the time and place thereof and of such hearing having been theretofore given in due and proper manner and for the length of time as was proper; and at said hearing the following protests were made, to -wit; there were no protests. rind all parties desiring themselves to be heard their agents, representatives and attorneys, were fully and fairly heard, and evi- dence wqs introduced and considered; and the board of Aldermen having heard the evidence and having considered same, and having heard and considered all protests and objections made, whether herein enumerated or not, is of the opinion that all protests and objections should be over - ruled, and that said hearing should be closed; and all errors and other matters requiring corrections or rectification having been corrected and rectified; b..] IT ,:E'SOZ1,:,D BY iHL BCAAD OF OF 'i' :!. CITY Cy, 4 ICH I`I'A FALLS, TEXAS, .CHAT: I. All protests and objections, whether herein enumerated or not, be, and the same are hereby overruled. II. The Board of Aldermen from the evidence finds that in each and every case the property abutting upon the said improvements will be enhanced in value by r_leans of such improvements, in a amount in excess of the amount proposed to be assessed against it therefor,and further finds that the ap -Dortion -meat of the cost of the said improve- ments made and applied and shown on the e'ngineer's roll or statement is substantially in proportion to the benefits received by means of the iraprovemeits, and that such apportionm:nt is just and equitable, and results in substantial justice and equality between the various parcels of property and the owners thereon, considering burdens im- posed and benefits received. iii. That the said bearing be, and it is hereb.,- closed, and it is ordered that each parcel of property abutting upon the said imp- rovements and the owners of such property be assessed in the sums shown on the said roll or statement op0osite the description of the respective parcels under the column "Total Assessment" and itemized in the columns p receeding such column; and it is directed that ordi- nance levying such assessments in accordance with the terms and pro- visions of the proceedin:_.s of the city with reference to said improve- ments and in accordance with the lase and charter be prepared. iv. The .board of tilder ien further finds that the sues assessed against the respective parcels of property do not exceed the amount or proportion authorized by charter and provided by the proceedings of the City; and further finds all other matters and things necessary and prerequisite to this resolution and to -such assessments. v. This resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Passed and approved this the- 4th day of _ ugust 1924. r t i , ~,r r. 7P it r , 7it iif7r r; ,r„ l-,r �Fi� 'T'T ir## fir; if ORDINANCE I' 0 . 535 ORDINANCL LEVYING ASSESS1.1ENT 'OR A PA:.T (;F 'SHE COST OF IIIII ROVING A _)ORTION OF ADAMS STREET IN -i'HE CITY OF 'iT ICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, FIXITTG A CHARGE �iND LIEN AG: ITIST ABUTTII;TG PRO?EETY 1ND THE OVJNERS THERE - OF, PHU'JIDINu I'Uri THE COLLECTION OF SUCH ASSESSTIEN'TS AND 2OR THE ISSUANCE OF ASSI,-�NABLE CERTIFIC_11TES. !,loved by Alderman Shepherd that Ordinance 535 be passed on its first reading. lowing vote: - otion seconded by Alderman Curd and carried by the fol- Yeas: Shepherd, curd, Patton, Clifford. Mayes: None. 7iltfilu `7,17i'7 t l7}7I ii rt77�7F f, T, ti t,' ir! iiti%T� ORD IN-,d'10E 110. 532 ORDIN dTCE LEVYI1T ASSESS TENT t ? N --4,--T 0 TH ' COST OF IID- : OVING A PO ;TIOIT O (_�iDDINGS STR. ET IN THE CITY GF J ICHI ii FALLS, TEXAS, FLAKING A CH,i'GE :u D LIEN �GiI ST iBUT'i'I�gG r G:�I': TY ,!TD THE O:T17: <S '�tia,- �',Or, P�:OVIDING FOI; '� E COLL. (,TION OF SUCH -iSSESST'ENTS ��TID �'OR `.i'HE IS31JiT10E OF ASSIGNABLE CE_-;TIFICATES. TvIoved by Alderman Clifford_ that Ordinance 538 be passed on its second reading. Motion seconded by Alderman Curd and carried by the folt lowing vote:- Yeas Shepherd, Clifford, Patton, Curd. Nayes: None. ORD INANCE NO. 531 AN ORDINAI'ME AMENDING PARAGRAPH NO. 1, OF SECTION NO. 1, OF ORDINANCE NO. 445, PROVIDING FOR 1- LES, REGULATIONS AND RATES AND FOR THE ::TGE TT OF THE I ICHITA FALLS S ATER DEPARTI;21TdT. OPE3ATIOP AND i Moved by Alderman Clifford that Ordinance 531 be passed on its second reading. lowin Motion seconded by Alderman Patton and carried by the b 1- el vote: - Yeas: Shepherd, Curd, Patton. Mayes: Clifford. # r #1 r3 Fr ii r i t ` #41, e rrriir i The City Engineer submitted the following report : - Hon. T "ayor and City Commissioners, Wichita Falls, Texas, Gentlemen:- Wichita falls, Tex as, Aug. 4th, 1924. This is to certify that the pavement on Austin street from the South Property Line of 8th Street to the North Property Line of 11th Street has been completed by L. E. Whitham & Company in accord- ance with the plans and specifications therefore heretofore filed with your honorable body. I, therefore, recommend that this pavement be accepted. F. T'.I. Rugeley, City Engineer. 70-3 Mioved by Alderman Clifford that the following resolution be adopted. Motion seconded by Alder -man Patton and carried by the foll- owing vote:- Yeas: Clifford, Patton, Curd, Shepherd. Fayes: None. R E S O L U T I O N RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE IMPROVEJTENTS ON AUSTIN STREET PRO14 THE SOUTH PROPERTY LINE OF 8TH STREET TO THE NORTH PROPERTY LINE OF 11TH STREET, [1ND DLiECTIN',, THE IZAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO ISSUE CERTIFICATES OF SPECIAL ASSES SiIENT LEVIED AGAINST THE VA=RIOUS LOTS 0H TRACTS OF LAND AND THE O'ATNERS THE,1REOF ABU'-"'L UPON SAID PORTION OF SAID STREET. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERj.IEN OF THE CITY OF d ICH ITA FALLS, Whereas, the 3oard of Aldermen of the City of lichita Falls has heretofore ordered that Austin Street from the South'Property Line of 8th Street to the North Property Line of 11th Street be improved by raising, grading, and filling same and installing con- crete curbs and paving same and after due notice and hearing, spe- cial assessments were levied aainst the various lots and tracts of land and the owners thereof abutting upon the said portion of said street, and contbact for the makin_z and construction of the said improvements was entered into with L. E. dhitham & Co., WHE7EAS, the said L. E. ',`dhitham x Co., has fully performed its said contract and the said improvements have been made and construc4 ted in accordance with the said contract and the specifications therefor, and to the entire satisfaction of this Board; I. That the said improvements on said portion of said street be and the same are hereby accepted and L. E. Ydhitham -Lnd Company and the sureties on its construction bond are hereby released of any further obligation for or on account of the contract or bond for the making and constructing of said improvements. II. That this resolution does not and shall-not in any vrise eff- ect the bond of the said company for the maintenance of the said improvements, but such maintenance bond shall and does remain in full force and effect. III. That the lilayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby auth- orized, instructed, and directed to issue to L. E. '.Vhitham & Co., certificates of special assessments in evidence of tine various assessments levied against the respective lot or parcels of land abutting upon said portion of said street, and the owners thereof and against which special assessment has been levied, reciting the description of such property, the amount of the assessment against same, the owner thereof, the terms of payment thereof, the rate of interest, the dace of completion and acceptance of the said imp- rovements, the lien of the said assessment and the personal obli- gation and liability of the ot.ner of the property, and reciting that all proceeding with reference to making such improvements have been regularly had in accordance >ith the Law, the Charter of said City, the terms of the certificate, and that all prerequisites to the fi :itmg of a lien and claim of personal liability evidenced N by the certificates have been performed and containing other appro- pri& e and pertinent recitals, and in accordance with the contract with the said company and the law in force in the City, and the pro- ceedings of this Board. IV. This resolution shall take effect f-ro :: and after its passage. Passed and Approved this the 4th day of August A.D.1924. The Mayor presented for consideration by the Board a resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION AUTHORIZI19G THE EXCHANGE OF $6,000.00 CITY OF WICHITA FALLS STREET I11PROVEMENT FUNDING WARRANT NOTES, SERIES 1924 FOR X6,000.00 OF SCRIP WARRANTS HERETOFORE ISSUED BY THE CITY - AGAINST THE STREET II2ROVEMENT FUND OF THE CITY IN COIJIPLIANCE 1ITH THE CHARTER AND ORDINANCES IN FORCE, PROVIDING FOR THE CANCELLATION OF THE ORIGINAL SCRIP `J'ARRANTS, AND DECLARING AN EM RGENCY ". The resolution was read in full by the City Clerk. Alderman Patton made the following motion: "I move that the rules of the Charter requiring resolu- tions to be read on three separate days and postponing the taking eff- ect of resolutions be suspeided and dispensed with ". . The motion was seconded by Alderman Shepherd. The motion to suspend the rules was passed by the unan- imous vote of all members of the Board, to -wit: Yeas: Alderman: Shepherd, Curd, Patton, and_61ifford. The Mayor asked to be recorded as voting Yea. Nayes: None. Alderman Patton made a motion that the resolution be placed on its final reading and passage. The Motion was seconded by Alderman Curd. The motion carried by the following vote: - Yeas: Alderman: Shepherd, Curd, Patton, and Clifford. The Mayor asked to be recorded as voting Yea. Nayes: None. The Clerk read the resolution in fu-11 on its final passage. Alderman Clifford made a motion that the resolution be adopted finally. The motion was seconded by Alderman Shepherd. The lotion carried by the unanimous vote of all members present of the Board, to -wit: Yeas: Alderman: Shepherd, Curd, Patton and Clifford. The Mayor asked to be recorded as voting Yea. Nayes: None. The P;layor announced that the resolution had been finally adopted. The Tesolution followst- RESOLUT ION -'^� AUTHORIZING THE EXCHANGE OF X6,000.00 CITY OF WICHITA �� FALLS STREET IMPROV ,1ENT FUNDING WARRANT NOTES, SERIES 1924, 2OR X6,000.00 OF SCRIP WARRANTS HERETOFORE ISSUED BY THE CITY AGAINST THE STR IT IMPROVEIJ2ENT FUND OF THE CITY IN COMPLIANCE `JITH THE CHARTER AND ORDINANCES IN FORCE. PROVIDING FOR THE CANCELLATION OF THE ORIGINAL SCRIP WARRANTS, AND DECLARING 21 yI:1ERGENCY. %C S WHEREAS, on '-,arch 17th, 1924, the Board of Aldermen passed an ordinance providing for the issuance of City of Wichita Falls Street Improvement Funding 'F`darrant- Notes, Series 1924, in the amount of 4, y�62,000.00, and at that time provided for the periodical exchange of said Funding Warrant -Notes for like amounts of scrip warrants legally issued- against the Street Improvement ±und of the City, including warrants issued prior to March 17, 1924, and to be issued after said date pending the completion of a Street Improvement Program commenced during -the year 1923, and not to be completed until during the fiscal year 1924; and WHEREAS, at this time there have been issued and registered in pursuance of said program, since the last installment delivery and exchange, scrip warrants in the aggregate amount of y�6,352.20, which are available for the exchange contemplated in the original ordinance; and 6Vi'E1EAS, certain facts exist which show that all of said scrip warrants were issued in conformity with all Charter requirements, among which facts are the following: (a) All warrants hereinafter particularly listed,.were issued either to a contractor in payment of an estimate or were issued to work- men, laborers or employees of the City, working under its own super- vision and employment, known as "direct labor ", or for current suppliEs fdr said work; (b) in each instance where the warrants were issued to pay for direct labor, the p ! ans and estimates of such improvement work were submitted to and were approved by the Board of Aldermen before the work was authorized: (c) In the only instance vvhere a warrant was issued to a contractor, it was based on a contract involving more than '1,000.00 and such contract was a%rarded to the lowest responsible bidder after legal advertisement; and _,_'.SAS, certain facts exist concerninz; the warrants, among which are to-wit: All of the warrants listed herein in the amount of X6,352.20 (with the exception of two items of •; 7.20 and .;5.04 for posta;e) were issued _in payment of direct labor, performed directly for the city, which was based i2pm sib- contracts between the city and contractors, by virtue of which the city assumed the burden of doing certain e:.ca- vating _work on the following streets: (1) Eighth Street from Denver to Filmore; .(2) Burnett Street from :ighth to the 'Jichita = ?iv er Bridge; (3) Seymour ?oad from Santa ,'e to the City limits. JHT iS, all of said scrip warrants-were based upon vouchers, duly certified by the head of the appropriate department, and issued by the.City Clerk, countersigned by the .ayor, and now constitute valid,.legally incurred and subsisting obligations of the City, which_ original scrip warrants are described as follows, to -wit: +arrant Date ?dame Purpose Dumber timotint 6/14/24., G. S. Dobson Salary 85280 150.00 IT J. L. geezer labor 5369 39.00 IT +. lio imb-rouEh do 70 21.00 " Sam ,nderson do 71 21.00 C. 3uffaloe do 72 21.00 " T. ' . Tuc'_Ter do 73 21.00 " E. T. House do 74 21.00 " H. J. kitchen d0 75 21.00 IT J. ' -d. Clanton do 76 - 21.00 IT _ H. L. ?..orris do 77 - 21.00 " 1i . D. ;ayburn do 78 21.00 " Lee Flores do 79 21.00 IT L. P. Page do 80 21.00 it C. C. 3dorgan do 81 21.00 IT J. A. ',,or:�an do 82 21.00 " I. Canteroski do 83 21.00 " S. d:. " o1an do 84 21.00 " 11. ',;d. Pumroy do 85 21.00 " J. A. Harding do 86 - 21.00 IT T. L. T.iorris do 87 21.00 IT Roy Anderson do 88 .. 21.00 70� arrant Date Fame Purpose ' ?umber Amount 6/14/24, TT ►1 !T II TV I, I, TT n TT TT TV IV If IT TT n n tT TT 6/17/24 6/18/24 6/21/24 IT TV IT TV IT It n TI IT TV TV IT n n TV TV TT TT IT TT IT TT It TV IT TV IT IT IT IT TT II IT ►T TV IT n it 4 1) u TV It IT if rT TT TT IT IT TT n TV IT TT TT TV Frank Bennette N. H. Beek J. F. 4illiams S. A. Ashnay ►'. S. London J. Duncan E. I:artin Auto Tucker B. F. Belknap Jim Borden . P. Glasglow E. C. Borden . L. King li. 0. Starky Tom Simmons C. B. Taber D. Glasglow T. E. Dunn J.-H. Biddy E. 'u'J. �Marlowe T. J. Sharp V. R. Bagwell. L. E. ' ;;Jhitham O. P.lTaricle,_'.T. J. L. Freezer E. W. l'Aarlowe B. F. Belknap M. I:1ar t in Y. S. London Roy Gamble J. A. ?Torgan To J. Sharp A. C. Buffaloe It. A. Starkey d. L. King E. C. Borden L. P. Glasglow D. G. Glasglow Jim Borden Otto Tucker W. H. i>Tartin C. King u. L. Cox ;oy Anderson T. G. idTorris J. A. Harding . W. Pumroy S. R. Rolon I. Canteroski will Taylor C. C. TIorgan L. P. Page 'v. A. Kimbro -ugh Lee Flores d. D. Rayborn C. B. Taber Tom Simons Sam Anderson J. Duncan S. A. Ashnay J. F. W +illiams Y'�• Vii. Beer Frank Bennette J. L. Feezer T. E. Dunn J. R. Ifyres Lem Tidwell N. H. Beer T. L. Tucker J. 'd. Clanton R. F. Belknap G. D. Glasglow Tom Simmons L. Po Page T. J. Sharp C. L. Meek R. o Salmon Allen _,TcDonald Geno Anderson J. A. Harding labor do do do do do do do TT TV it TT n II fi TT IT it LT T1 I, Reg.pav ing notices labor it TT TT IT IT IT TT IT IT IT IT it IT IT IT TT TV IT IT TT r. 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L, Morris Roy Anderson Frank Bennette J. F. rdilliams S. A. Ashnay :14. J. Duncan Sam Anderson A. C. iiuffaloe E. To Ilou se H. L. Id7orris C. L. Cox C . ring Jiip torden L. P: GlasClow .t;. C. Borden 'u . L. :'ing C. B. Taber i. D. ,�ayburn Lee Flores d. A. 1.imbrough C. C. 1.!organ J. A. !,.,organ .Jill Taylor S. -�. Rolon 4J. W. Pumroy I. Canteroski G. S. Dobson Andie moray R. A. Starkey J. E. Evans T. L. Young J. E. Lewis J. E. Perkins Sam Anderson J. A. Morgan T. L. Tucker J. 'd. Clanton A. C. Buffaloe I. Canteroski E. T. House H. J. 1.itchens H. L. 1,1orris Guy Tidwell J. A. Harding T. L. Diorris Roy Anderson Frank Bennette 11. H. Beer J. F. ':Jilliams S. A. Ashnay '.d. S. London vi. J. Duncan u. C. 1:1organ 41ill Taylor S. E. Rolon Times Publ Co., Wichita Ice Co., B. r'. Belknap L. P. Page Sam Anderson vi. L. King J. b1. Clanton To L. `:fucker i +prank Jennings hoy Anderson I. Canterowski S. B. Eolon J. A. Hardin To L. 11orris .d,rank Bennette No H. Beer J. 2. ydilliams S. A. Ashnay W. S. London W. J. Duncan E. To House H. J. Kitchen A. Co Buffaloe Jim Borden G. D. Glasglow E. C. 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Taber 63 21.00 if W. D. Rayburn 64 21.00 IT T. J. Sharp " 66 21.00 " Lee .Flores " 66 21.00 It W. A. himbrough 67 - 21.00 it C. C. I:Io rgan 68 21.00 " J. A. 1.1organ ", 69 21.00 " gill Taylor " 70 21.00 if C. L. Cox " 71 21.00 7/15/24 G. S. Dobson 6339 150.00 7/15 24 E. 1,1. lilart in " 61 3.50 it J. �V. Jones 62 5.25 " 0. P. h1aricle,P.M. 8e6.paving notices 80 5.16 7/1924 J. R. a ;res labor 6410 34.40 IT Frank Jennings " 11 22.75 " 'd. J. Duncan " 12 10.50 TV A. A. Niles " 13 24.00 TV T +`ICDonald " 14 21.00 " Ord. S. London T' 15 21.00 " S. A. Ashnay TV 16 21.00 T' J. 2. �dilliams TV 17 � 21.00 TV T To Iri. :Iurphy " 18 21.00 TV Ir.. .Leath If 19 21.00 TV A. C. Luffaloe IT 20 21.00 TV Sam finders on " 21 21.00 TV L. L. Tucker " 22 21.00 IT H H. L . Io rr is 'T 23 21.00 TV J. .. Clanton TV 21.00 it H. J.iitchen " 25 21.00 it I. B. viebb 26 21.00 it - J. S. 2UMroy " 27 - 21.00 IT N. N. H. Beer " 28 2.1.00 TV Bennette 29 21.00 oy Anderson " 30 21.00 T. L. iorris 31 21.00 " J. A. Harding " 32 21.00 " S. _olon 33 21.00 " I. Canteroski " 34 21.00 " Will Taylor " 35 21.00 " J. n. i,lorgan TV 36 21.00 TV 1.11organ TT 37 21.00 " L. P. Page IT 38 21.00 " rd. A. Himbrough IT 39 21.00 TT L. P. Pratt if 40 21.00 " T . C. Sauls IT 42 21.00 " Bert Campbell IT 42 21.00 TV twill Gamble " 43 21.00 TV L. 0. iiamock if 44 21.00 11 - Owen Dickey IT 45 � 19.25 TV H. Sn der it 46 17.50 IT John Thornton TT 47 10.50 7,P22/24 0.2.14aricle,P.1.. postage 6508 7.20 "24 0. P. Liar ic1e,P.%d. IT 16 5.04 726/24- Auto Tucker labor 6576 14.00 if S. A. Ashnay " 77 15.75 " L. A. Iiamock TT 78 19.25 If - 'rank Bennett a TT 79 - 17.50 " W. J. Duncan TT 80 17.50 TV inert Campbell it 81 17.50 11 J. L. king TT 82 17.50 " ',V. H. Martin TT 83 17.50 " T. J. Belknap " 84 17.50 " J. L. Lewis IT 85 17.50 " H. J. 'itchens " 86 21.00 IT J. �,`. Clanton if 87 21.00 TV . H. L. .Iorris TV 88 21.00 TV 'T i dwell TV 89 21.00 if J. S. Pumroy 'T 90 21.00 TV I. B. 4debb TT 91 21.00 V. H. Goodwin TV 99 21.00 TT 0. Ili. Tidwell " 93 _ 21.00 " J. Belknap " 94 21.00 IT U. C. O. 'Tidwell 'T 95 21.00 IT .7. Cruse " 96 21.00 IT Andie uray TT 97 21.00 '709 udarrant Date Payee Purpose Ilumber Amount 7/26/24 Allen McDonald labor 865 ?0 21.00 if ,.-';1 ill +.� amble IT 21.00 :.:. :. Leath It 600 21.00 IT T. 41. i:Turphy TI Ol 21.00 T, All Taylor it 02 21.00 IT I. Canteroski IT 03 - 21.00 " S. olon IT 04 21.00 J. as harding 05 21.00 " `Y. L. Morris it 06 21.00 ;oy Anderson IT 07 21.00 1. leer 08 21.00 IT J . Z �. ill iams " 09 21.00 ". S. London 'T 10 21.00 " Sam Anderson T, 11 21.00 IT :�. Us =3uf fal oe " 12 21.00 " T L. ' ck.er 13 21.00 " E. 12. House 14 21.00 " J. A. 1.imbrough " 15 21.00 " L. P. Page IT 16 21.00 " C. Us i,_o r ga n 'T 17 21.00 IT 7. :organ " 18 21.00 if -T. -s. :2ratt " 19 21.00 IT Owen Dickey IT 20 21.00 " John Thornton " 21 21.00 T. C. Sauls 22 21.00 T, J. L. vaughn IT 23 21.00 L. L. Vang „ 24 21.00 IT _;oy Gamble 25 21.00 if J. H. Biddy " 26 21.00 " �. 'tiles " 27 24.00 " Lem , dwell 28 24.35 it Frank Jennings T, 29 22.75 It H. Snyder IT 30 24.50 if ;* L. Anderson If 31 39.00 IT J. i.yres IT 32 33.00 96352.20 TI-rE_i" FORE, 3E IT -; ESOLV'.-D BY THE 1 111'D OF ALDE _"_"EI1 01" THE CITY OI' a` ICHIT.i r'aLLS, `1' ERAS: (1) That the City Clerk, Llayor and Uity `'2reas,-,rer be and they are hereby authorized and directed to -receive from the holder or hold- ers thereof, the said original scrip warrants described above and to issue in lieu thereof to the said holder or holders iianding : arr -ant- 'otes numbers forty -three (43) to forty -ei ht (48), of the City of �dichita Falls - Funding '�darr nt ' of es, in the denomination of One Thou- salad ( %, 1,000.00) Dollars each, aggregating Six Thous,-Ind (.,,,6, 000.00) Dollars; that simultaneously with sL.id exchange of sectirities, said officials shall cancell said above described scrip warrants and shall mare any atld all certificates necessary to properly reflect the legal - ity of said original scrip warr,�nts and s _ id Funding arrant - ':votes; that due to the fact that the holder of said scrip war-r:_.nts is surren- dering warrants in the amount t,f Six Thousand Th- ee :unfired _.`fifty two 06,352.20) Dollars and 20/100 cents and on previous estimates has accumulated a credit of thirty two (32.96) Dollars and 96/100 cents, which added to Six Thousand zhree hundred 21i fty '_'wo (Y6, 352.20) Dollars and 20/100 cents, makes a total of Six Thousand Three Hundred Eighity- zive 06, 385.16) D'ollars and 16/100 cents, said holder shall be entit- led to a credit of Three Hundred Eighty five (9385.16) Dollars and 16/100 cents on the next installment delivery of Funding Warrant Notes. (8) The fact that there is a very urLent public need for the postponement of the payment of the indebtedness as herein_ above provi- ded, and in ore er that this may be accomplished �,-i ithout unduly burden - inc current revenues for the improvements v ich are needed for the hcalt7' safety and property of the tax - payers of the City, creates an emergence and public necessity, that this be declared an er.aerg'ency measure as pr o- vided in Section 47 of the Charter der_ianding that the rule requiring that ordinances (and 1zesolutions) be read on three several days be suspended and that this resolution be effective and. in force i:Mediately from its passage, -nd it is so resolved. Passed and approved this 4th day of august, 1924. 1.1oved by Alder,,-,,Lan Shepherd that the following water ext- ensions be made. Win, Tjotion seconded by Alderman Clifford and carried by the following vote: - Yeas: Shepherd, Ulifford, Curd, Patton. Nayes: done. 6 inch main On Brook Ave.from north Sth St. to North 10th. -":t. and on 11. 10th St. from Brook Ave. to 11.1issouri St. This line to tie in the Burnett St. main with the Bridge St. main, which now supplies 1 the '.aty Ry. Shops, Lmerican Refinery, 71._iller Refinery, _Pan Handle Refinery and Primrose Refinery, 1300 ft of 6 inch main ------------ X2,000.00 Waco St. from hill to Virginia St. 700 feet of 2 inch main supplies 9 houses------------------------------------------- ,--- - - - - -- 250.00 V7 i1 m 7t7! it7i7 1t7 T7T7r? 7 It It 1' 7iTT 71 The Board of Aldermen then adjourned. read and approved this day of August 1924. DI a y o r. ATTLST:- �I J I14 , City Clerk. W.r►'