Min 04/10/1939 I_emorial Auditorium
IVicb.ita Falls, Texas
April 10, 1939
The Board of Aldermen of the City of Wichita Falls, Texas,
met in regular session at 8:00 P. IV , on the above date in the Council Room in the
I.emorial Auditorium with the follovd ng members present:
E. A. Bebb )
T. W. Fitzpatrick )
Pat Hardage )
II. T. 1,aylor ) Aldermen
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Tas. 1'. TVIlliams )
Frank V`blf )
T. Bryan Miller, City Langer
T. H. Crouch, City Clerk
T. A. Hicks, City Attorney
Moved by Alderman Bebb that, in the absence of I:ayor Fitz-
gerald,tilderman `-olf be elected Layor Pro-Tempore for this meeting.
Motion seconded by Alderman alliams and carried.
The minutes of the regular r.eetin_, of April 3, 1939, were read.
Yoved by Alderman Naylor that the minutes of the regular n eeting
of .Ap.ril 3, 1939, be approved as read.
IL:otion seconded by Alderman Fitzpatrick and carried.
Orville Bullington, Attorney, representing a delegation from
the Colored Community Club, requested on behalf of this organizat'on the cooperation
of the City in providing a swinming pool in the vicinity of the colored school.
Consideration of this request was deferred pending investiga".
`ticn by the City hana.ger and the City Attorney relative to cost and le<<.lity of the
construction and expense of such swimming pool.
Moved by Alderman Fitzpatrick that the Board grant
permission to the local chapter of the American Legijthe showing of the
Ames Carnival, I y 4th to 14th, waiving licenses and permits on the condi-
tion that the shows be policed both day and night.
Motion seconded Y Alderman "aylor and carried.
J. 14 Nicholson, as spokesman of a delegation from
Virginia Street and vicinity, requested the boards•_' favorable action on
a petition previously filed requesting the zoning of a certain area pro-
hibiting the sale of beer, and filing a copy of correspondence from the
Attorney General setting out an opinion in this matter.
Yoved by Alderman hilliams that the Board authorize the
adjustment of delinquent personal and property taxes and settlement of same
as set out in the following schedulb:
Lotion seconded by Alderman Fitzpatrick and carried.
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Original Original Reduced Reduced Pen &
Year Value Tax Value Tax -t Total
C C Durkee
1926 9 - 6 Bat 2nd 70 98 40 56 06 62
29 70 98 40 56 06 62
19 80 1 12 40 56 06 62
1929 0 70 98 40 56 06 62
1931
50 70 40 56 06 62
1933 40 56 40 56 06 62
1934 30 42 05 04 446
1935 30 42 08 64
1936 40 56 19 1 31
1937 80 1 12
1934 12 - 3 Bat 2nd 210 2 94 2 94
5 200 2 80 2 80
1935
250 3 50 73 4 23
7 430 6 02 96 6 98
193
1937 430 6 02 30 6 32
1926 16 - 12 H W Hts 210 2 99 2 99
1927 230 3 22 3 22
8 230 3 22 3 22
192
1929230 3 22 3 22
1926 5 - 7 H IN Hts 380 5 32 180 2 52 25 2 77
29 380 5 32 180 2 52 25 2 77
1929
370 5 18 180 2 52 25 2 77
1931 330 4 62 180 2 52 25 2 77
250 3 50 180 2 52 25 2 77
1932 200 2 80 160 2 52 25 2 77
1933 2 10
1934 150 2 10 1 96
1935 1 1 96 63 3 15
1936 1880 0 2 52 49 3 57
1937 220 3 08 16 3 24
1938 220 3 08
260 3 64 3 64
1934 11 - 2H '�dHts 350
30
1935 0 3 50 88 5 08
1936 0 4 20 67 4 87
1937 3 4 20 22 __.4 70_
1938 320 0
10 per m.o beginning J1ay 20 101 27
94 95
hi R Br i dire ll
1933 15 - 6 S T
810 11 34 11 34
Paid in full
APR 10 11939
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Year
Original Original Reduced'_ Reduced Pen &
Value Tax Value Tax
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P B IVMullinax
1930 11 - 6A HL 740 10 36 570 7 98 1 58 9 56
1931 1000 14 00 570 7 98 1 58 1932 770 10 78 570 7 98 9 56
1 58
193 9 56
620 8 68: 570 7 98 1 58 9 56
19344 470 6 58 6 58
1935 450 6 30 6 30
193 570 7 98 1 58 9 56
1937 620 8 68 1 14 9 82
1938 620 8 68 43 9 11
10 per month 82 04
79 61
J DI Martin
1931 9 - 105 FH 1300 18 20 710 9 94 1 98 11 92
1932 990 13 86 13 86
1.933 790 11 06 11 06
1932 Personal 100 1 40 1 40
410 per month 44 52
38 24
Ike Be rgo to f sky
1934 Personal 50 70
1935 20 28
1936 30 42 1 40
Paid in full
W H Sanders
1926 7 - 18 Talonic 1930 27 04 1030 14 42 4 18 18 60
1929 2450 - 34 30 1030 14 42 4 18 18 60
1930 2290 32 06 1030 14 42 4 18 18 60 ;
1931 2060 28 84 1030 14 42 4 18 18 60
1932 1580 22 12 1030 14 42 4 18 18 60
1933 1140 _15 96 15 96
5 per ,month 160 32 1— pg 96
Carl Unsell - 407 Clay St.
1930 7-8 69 Orig 50 70 40 56 56
1931 60 84 40 56 56
1932 40 56 40 56 56
1934 40 40 40 56 56
1935 40 56 40 56 56
1936 40 56 40 56 09 65
1937 40 56 40 56 05 61
Paid in full 4 34 4 06
Lucy Marion
1929 16 - 4 HEN Hts 250 3 50 130 1 82 53 2, 35
1930 240 3 36 130 1 82 53 2 35
1931 220 3 08 130 1 82 53 2 35
1932 170 2 38 130 1 82 -52 2 34
1933 140 1 96 130 1 82 52 2 34
$1.60 semi monthly 14 28 11 73
Mrs E P Fain
1930 Personal 50 70
1931 100 1 40
1933 100 1 40
1935 Paid in full 70 98 4 48
1934 6-21 ST 510 7 14 7 14
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�Y.Moved b7 Alderman Mliar._s that the Board grant the issuance
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to Irs. P. B. Smite a permit to solicit advertising.
Lotion seconded by Alderman '-`illiams and carried.
loved by Alderman ;ebb th8t the Board deny the issuance of a
permit to 1. E. 11anecy to solicit advertising.
Lotion seconded by Alderman Valliams and carried.
ORDI:-1 CE N0. 1284
AID? ORDIITUM CLO;:�I'-'G TIiL AILEY BEGI1'1IT';G AT T E ,OR'IlT SIDE OF
AVENUE F ADD AU IM T�'CFTH PETi'E 'N LOTS 011(1) TO FIVE (5) , IT CLUDIVE , ON T"E QST
OF SAIL ALLEY AND LOT SIX (6) 01_ T` E EAST OF `SAID W 'FY; SAID LOTS BEIhG OUT OF
T .. GROEZI �1Gu SUBDIVISICH, BLCOK IITY-I+'IV A(65-A) , 1IG-aAYD ADDITION TO THE CITY
OF WICM11n F;: , " TC II"iA CC:'I fiY, TE< �5.
Loved by Alderman Naylor that Ordinance No. 1284 be passed on
its first reading.
Lotion seconded by Alderman Fitzpatrick end carried v;ith the
following .result:
Yeas: Aldermen Fitzpatrick, Bebb, EardaFe Th lor, Valliams and
Mif.
Nays: None.
Loved by Alderman Talliams that the rule requiring, Ordinances
be read on tree separate days be suspended and that Ordinance To. 1284 be passed on its
second reading.
Lotion seconded b , Aldermaj 3ebb and carried rith the following
result:
Yeas: Aldermen Bebb, Fitzpatrick, HardaFe, ARylor, 711lians and
17ays: None.
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Moved by Alderman E rdage that Ordinance No. 1284 be passed
on it third and final reading and be anoroved as read.
Motion seconded by Alderman Fitzpatrick and carried with
the following result:
Yea -: Aldermen Bebb, Fitzpatrick, il.I_rdane, Naylor, �:'illiams
and Alf.
Nays: None.
RESOLUTION
VIFEEhiAS, at a regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the
City of 'china Falls held at the regular meeting elate in the 0ouncil Room
of the Lemorial Auditorlun- Building; in said City on the loth of April, 1939,
at which a quorum was present, came on to be considered the returns of the
city election held on April 4, 1939, for the purpose of electing three alder-
men for said City, and
ITEREAS, after canvassing the returns of said election it was
found to be duly and legally held in all respects, and there were cast at said
election 1,562 votes for the election of three aldermen and that,
For Alderman Place Number One (1)
V. E. Stampfli received 821 votes
uilliam B. ',ard received 730 "
For Alderman Place ldur�.ber Two (2)
J. 1. Fitzpatrick received 979 votes
Ton W. Gahagan received 564 "
For Alderman Place lumber Three (3)
Fred A. Reeder received 483 votes
James If . Wi llians received 1,056 "
And it apvearing that V. E. StarnpTli received the greatest
number of votes cast at said election for Alderman_ Place lluiiber one (1) ,
that J. W. Fitzpatrick received the greatest number of votes cast Kt said
election for Alderman Place Number Two (2) and that Jaynes L. d'ailliams re-
ceived the greatest number of votes c2st at said election for n1derma.n
Place Lumber Three (3) ;
RL,; IT RESOLVED BY I BOARD OF ALDE:Id.�EN� OF `111,'
CI7f OF ,IC_HI F.Ll,`-�, 1 1' :
That V. E. Stampfli J. r . Fitzpatrick and Junes E. �, ,�
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were duly and legally elected Aldermen of the City of Vie-ita falls, Texas,
at said election and that said election ras in all respects legally held in
accordance with the laps of the State of Texas and the Charter and Ordinances
of said amity.
Loved by Alderman Naylor that the foregoing Resolution be
adopted by the Board of Aldermen of the City of lichita Fa__ s, 'Texas.
lotion seconded by Alderman Bebb and carried rith the
following result:
Yeas: Aldermen Bebb, Fitzpatrick, Hardage, isylorAilliams
and holf.
Nays: None.
The Oath of Office vras administered by the Clerk of the Board of
Aldermen to the new Aldermen, V. E. Stampfli, T. Fitzpatrick and Janes Y. Williams,
whereupon Alderman hardage retired and Alderman Stampfli was seated in his stead and
Aldermen Fitzn�:tric'; and INilliwus resumed their places.
Yayor Pro-Tempore golf ex-oressed the a�T-.reciation of the ' o.--;..rd of
1°ildermen to r�r. IiardaFe for his services and cooperation durinEr his term of office
and welcomed Alderman Stampfli as a merTber of the Board.
Loved by Alderman Bebb that the Board of lUdermen adjourn.
T,,otion seconded by rlcle ~an Fitzp:�tri ck and carried.
Tr).e Board of AldeiT,,en then adjourned.
PIOSED Ai-,11) AP-'ROTED this the 17th day of April, A. D. 1939.
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