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Vol 5 1926-1928
,Plainview, Texas March 15, 1926 City Council met in regular session, Mayor Waller , presiding with JC Hooper JE Guest, AH Boyd DM Thompson and AE Boyd Aldermen, HH Murray Chief of Police and CH Saigling, City Secretary, present when the folllowing prcoeedings were had: to-wit: Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. Moved and seconded that right of way easement granted in writing by YR Mitchell Mrs JB Mitchell, Roy H Mitcehll Mrs. Verlie Mitchell, H C Barrow, AJ Harmel and Clara Harmel, under the property owend by them west of Block 2 of Central Park Addition to the Town of Plainview, be accepted, and same is approved and that water and sewer lines be run to serve the property facing east on Broadway street along Block 2 Central Park Addition. Carried. STATB OF MAO COUNTY OF J AU s The City Council of the City of Flainuiev, Texas, was couvenod in regular so ion in the City Hall in the City of Plain- view en this the I y of Marsh, 1926, with the following s's*. bas's of the council present, to -mita J. M. Waller ) Mayor J. C. Hooper I A. B. 1O$ i Dr. J. L. Quest ) men 3 D. U. Thompson i i W. B. Boyd O. B. Saigling 1 City 800retary C. 3. Williams 1 City Attoraoy, with ths following absents Bono, oonstttating the sntiro membership of the City Council, at *doh time the Mayor prssontod for considers. tion of the Council a proposed ordinance. The ordinance was read b the sooretary. n. L. Councilmen/Boyd made a motion and the motion was ssoondod by Counoilman Moet. The motion was carried by ths unaninons Tote of the Councils ATBS: Councilmen Hooper, Quest, Thompson, W. B. Boyd, and A. B. Boyd. joke. The motion as carried is as follows' z move that the rule requiring an ordtnanee to be road at aero than oast meting before t Irl passage bo suspended anal i that this ordinance be read sag paced di##►1ly at this isseting sond that it do into Immediate offset for roams= stated is the omergomil' cleass." Counoilman A. Z. Boyd rade a motion that tbs ordtnanee be passed finally. The notion was carried by the following vote: AYES: Councilman Hooper, Meet, Thompson, W. E. Boyd and A. E. oyd. NOES: None. The ordinano• as finally passed is as follows: AN ORDINANCE 2 21 BY TA= arty COUNCIL OF TOE CITY 01 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, RATIFYING AICD CONFI8*IING A CONTRACT 3Y AND DSD DAY IBICE AND THE CITY 01 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, FOR TEE PURCHASE 01 °BRTAiU WATER AND SEWER 14118 AND LATERALS NOW IN PIAGE AND TBE commV0T1O# OF C*TAIN L 1 ITIOB'LL WATER AND OEWER IMPROVEMENTS IN THE CITY 01 ?LLMNMI , TEXAS, PB0YIDIN9 FOR TEE ISSUANCE 01 CITY 01 PLAINVIZ3, TEXAS, 1ATER AND USER DRE til WrnAIT5, 8D138 1931, IN TBE AMOUNT OF TWENTY TROUBLED ($*4,000) DOLLARS, BERING SIX (i%) PER CENT E1 REST, PROVIDING FOR NBLIVERING SAID WARRANTS WARRANTS TO TRC 001TRAO?OR UPON APPROVED ESTIMATES, PRESCRIBING THE 10* OF WARRANT AND PTtOYIDIIiG 10* TAE LEVY AWD COLLECTIOE 01 A TLX ON TEE QNB RC*DRED (*100) COLLAR WALUATIoN QP ALL TAX►BLE Miran ?T Mai TAE OM Lamas) FAY THE MEREST AND CREATE A S IMKO FUND FOR TEE REDEMITION THEREOF 410 DECLARING AN EMERGEMOY. NEAR, the City Comeil has heretofore determined the neoessity of purchasing the Mater shine and laterals in Rill Orest Addttion In the City and the haus oonneetini the water and sewer lines of the City with said hems and laterals, and the further Improvement of water and sewer lines In the Oity; and WEAR, said water and sewer mains and laterals now in place in Niilorsst Addition have been oonreyed and transferred hC/ the former owners thereof, (Knoohaisen, Boyd & Daw.nportl to Noy Iriek; and 1REAS, the actual and appraised cost of said sates and laterals is 324,447.40; and SEAS, said properties have been offered to the City 1v' the present owner for *12,211.71, whish is deemed by the Oity Council to be a prise advantageous to the Oity; and =BEAD, sant Roy IMak has also offered to tarnish material and perforce the labor nessssary to construct aortae additional improvements to the water ani sewer linos of the City in consideration of the payment to his of $7,716.*5 aged WHEREAS, parsuaxt to said offer a *entrust has been esoaated by and between the City of Plainview, eating iy and through its nayor and Roy Irist, Contractor, whish contrast is in words and figures as follows: BThTE 01 TEXAS COUNTY OF RALE This memorandum of agreement meads and entered into by and between the City of Plainview, Texas, first party, hereinafter termed "the City", acting by and throe* its Mayor, and Hoy 'riot, Oon*raatoi, second party, hereinafter termed "the Oontraotort, WIT) E88l"?f: (i) ALD OP EXISTING WATER AID SEWER x185. The Contractor agrees to and doss hereby bargain, sell, assign, convey and transfer to the City all of the property, rest,• personal and mixed, hereinafter described: (1) ►l1 of those oertain sanitary sewer lines and all of those oertain water lines, insluding the pipe oonn.etions, fittings, in place is and ander the streets, situated in ailisrest, an addition to the City of Plainview, Texas, which addition is more clearly define to the sap and plat filed for record October 20, 19210, resorted in the Deed aeoorls of hale County in look TB, page 11P; and (2) Those oertain water mains and sewer mains oonnsating the lines in said addition with the lines owned by the City; and Being none particularly described as all of the water mains and lines constructed in and soYnmeoting with said sdditioa:: by the firm of Moohnissn, Boyd & Davenport, which line* have boon assig*ed and delivered by said firm to the eontrscter; (f) rum= COMMOTION O8 WATER & SSR INPROVNILHITB. Oontrastor agrees to famish all material and to perform all labor required to lay in the streets aced alleys of the City of Plainview, the following sower and water lines: =NM= OMBEST zxrono4 425 ft. 6 inch oast iron pipoj 1-6 inch valve and box; 1-6 inch arose 2-6 lush plugs tappers to 2 inches. ,IIMENCEMAXII QUINT QTRAITS MEW:* 2280 feet of 6" pips; 50 fest of 6" pipe for Hydrant comaiestions; 950 feet of 8" pips 20 fest of 8" pipe for Npdrant commotion.; 7 - 6" Fire Rydrants, steamer oomseetioas; 5 - Crosses 6 z 3". 5 - 6" Is. 1 1-8x6" cross 1- Reducer 6 to 6 2 - 6" valves. 1 - 8" valva 2 - 8z6Ts. rC 00118IRERLTION. The oonsidsration to the contractor for the conveyance and delivery of said existing water and sower lines and for the eonstraoting of said additional eztensionlist (a) For the existing water and sewer lines- - - - $12,225.96 (b) For the construction of further szteneions- - * 9.776.26 TOTAL,- - $20,000.00 Payments are to be sada as fb llows , for the *xi st tzrg water and sewer lines conveyed and delivered by the aoatrect©s full portent ie to be made u soon as the Med end till of sale to the property is delivered to the Cityi for the szt•ns on$ provided herein payments are to be made on 8ngi7Seer's Estimates ss the wort progresses+ lsysents err to be sass in the legally lanai intwrest- bearing tine warrants bearing i% int crest , dated Harsh 20. 11/241 sawing serially within approximately twenty (20) years, all in accordant* with the ordinance ratifying this contract. 1 properly executed bona for $ 10400 , shall be tarnished by the oontraotor to secure the performance of this contract. Executed in dupli•ate originals this the / of Ysreh, 1984. WHEREAS, the Contractor has offered s bond, oonditioasd as required by law, and by the Ordinances of this pity *email for the faithful performance of this oontraot; and WOWS, the contractor Is now ready to proceed with the delivery of deed and bill of sale to the existing *sins end laterals and the constraotion of the improvements in •ccordanos with the terms of the oontraot= BE IT ORDAINED BY TRE CITY COUNCIL OP "SHB CITY OP PLAIIYIEWi (1) That said contract be and the same is hereby in all things approved by ties City Council of the City of Plainview, Tsxcas, and is hereby declared and lade the contract of this Council and of the City of Plainview, Texas; (2) Be it further ordained by the City *moil that in s0 far as said oowwil Is authorised to do so said council has in all things approved said bond* which bond having been approved by the MGyor !s ordered filed as regained by law; (3) That warrants of said City to be denominated "city of Plat on, Texan Water and Sewer Iisp ovsmsat Warrants, Series 19*6" be issued under and by virtue of the Constitution and Laws of the Stats of Texas, and qhs Charter of the City of Plainview, Texas, for the purpose of evidencing the indebtedness of the said City to the Contractors for said purchase and the ming of said sewer system improvements. Said warrants are to be delivered is the oontracte, on estimates of labor performed and material furnished in aeoordamoe with said contrsot. Said estimates are to be approved by the City inginesr and them by the Council before warrants are to be delivered to the Contractor. (4) Said warrants shall be numbered oonssoutively from one (1) to twenty (20), inclusive, and shall be in the deamination of one thousand ($i000.00) dollars each, sggrsgat1ng the sus of Testy Thousand ($20,00) Doll ars; they shall be dated Maroh so, 19*6, and shall mature serially as follows c Willa afaloar, klAturity Dot". All21110. 1 March 1 , 192$ $1000 2 " " 1929 1000 3 0 " 1930 1000 4 ""1931 1000 6 " "1932 1000 6 * 1933 1000 7 " 1934 1000 e " 1935 1000 9 1936 1000 10 1917 1000 11 " 1938 1000 12 " " 1939 1000 13 " " 1940 1000 14 1941 1000 16 " " 1942 1000 16 " " 1943 1000 17 1944 1000 13 " " 1945 1000 19 " " 1946 1000 20 " " 1947 1000 (i) Said warrants shall bear interest at the rate of six (fry) per sent per amus from date until paid, interest payable Wu -eh 1, 1927, and thereafter emai-annually on the est dey of September and the let dem of Marsh of each year. Principal and interest of said warrants shall be pee►able a# Rational Bann of Commerce, New York, Y. Y. (6) Said warrants shall be signed by the Mayor, counter- signed by the City Secretary and registered by the City Treasurer, s and the seal of the City shall be impressed upon oadh Of them. The faasisile signatures of the Rayer and City Secretary maybe litho- graphed upon the coupons attaoh.d to ssoh of said warrants. (7) Said warrants shall be in substantially the following form No. UNI SD S?TES OF . CJ STATE OP TEXAS COS 01 HALE CITY O1 PLAIINVII ' WA AND SEM IMPROTEMEST SERIES 1926 000.00 The City of Plainview, in the County of Hale, and State of Texas, for value reosived, is justly indebted and promises to pay to Roy Iris*, contractor, or bearer, on the first day of March, 19 , the principal sus of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS in 1arrfUl of this lotted States of America*. together with inter- est thereon from the date hereof until paid at the rats of six (6%) per osnt per annum* payable March 1, 1927, and thereafter ssei-ainunslly on the first der of SepteMbsr and the first day of Usroh of ea* year, and the full faith and ar.dit of said city is hereby irrevocably pledged to the prompt payment of this warrant and the annexed Goapons, and the City Tre rsur.r Is authorised, ordered and directed to per to bearer said principal amt, together with interest thereon, sriddaoed by coupons attached hereto, prinoipal and interest payable at Bottom' Sank of Os.merse, New York, New York, upon presentation and surrender of 'arrant or proper coupons. In event the sun of asap •reprssentsi by this warrant aria anaemia seeress shall not be pail at maturity, the same shall thereafter bear interest at tbs Yate of six (2%) per font per enema until fully paid, and in the event of sue default it beoars nseesfary for the holder hereof, or of any coupons attached hereto to plats alain therefor in the hands of an attorney fbr fell- tion or to institute snit hereon, the Olt, of P1st view promises to pay to the holder hereof a reasonable attorney*s foo, whish le., to -watt, ten per omit (10%) of the amount of default. THIO WARM is one of a series of twenty (20) *errant*, nober+sd oomeseutirsly from one (1) to twenty (20), inelusls+s, of the desesination of One Thousand (41000? Dollars oath, sgreRat1nd the sum of twenty thousand (O*),000) Dollars, issued for the purpose of evidencing the indebtedness of said aide of Plainview, ?etas, to Boy !risk, soatrastor, or bearer, in psynent of the psrohsse prise of aortal* rater and sewer lines and for the construction of certain rotor and sewer improvements in said Qity, la soeordanoe with the torts and stipulations of soatrast of date March , 1926, under and tor virtue of the Constitution and laws of the dtats of ?sear and the charter of said €iity, and pursuant to an ordiasaos paarsd by the City Cosmeil of said ©ity of Plainview on the dry of Msrih • 19th, which ar dinanfe is duly recorded la the Minutes of said city Coianoi1. The data of this warrant, is oonformtty .tth the ordiasaae above stentt coned, is Barsh 80, 1824. ih D I? I3 2 E3Y 0I B?1 IhD AID BO CITE) that all acts, conditions and things required to be dons prstsMnt to and is tks issuance, of this warrant have peen properly dons, have Wined and b..n psrto in regular and dna thee, to and wanner, as requi b; law, and that the total indebtedness of said City, inolud ng this warrant, does not exneed a 7 oanstitutloaal or statutory l itat testi on. IN IITNYSS ramp. the City of Plainview, has paused the aarporate seal of said City to be hereto affixed and oris warrant to be signed by its Mayor and oountersigned by I City Securetary, as of the data last abov written CoU21228ld , as fa To+ r, c tot Plainview, RWI8?dR D t118 TS! D&T OF 1916. City Trees 8) This form at interest e , Cty of Pisinriarw, axes. ON TH2 FIBBT D&Y OF 19....._ 1 be substantially 9 e City eresoarer of the City of P'istintim, Texas, will pay to bearer at the National Maack of Comore*, We York, low York, Mai son Wali t 1 hollers, sane .. aontita' interact due on City of Plainview eater and $0wo# IkparOveneat'aiii" t, Series 1916 i 0i , dated 20, 1926, to whtab this coupon is attached and is s Part hemt. (9) The form of sadonseset on the reverse side of said WG rim t small be substantially as follows IMDMINCIE This Is to certify that Roy Iriok, oontraoter, has received the within warrant and the interest imposts thereto annexed from the City of Plainview, 4eaas, and for value receive* and without recurs, hereby trsnti!srs, assigns, sells and delivers to bearer all right, title and interest in and to some, and said bearer is here* subrogated to all elates, liens, rights or title whether at law or in equity, which are or aq bs secured to said Roy Irick, eoatraetor, by virtue of a certain contract with said City, of date , 1921, in oonsidera- tion of the complete perfusions; of whish this warrant was issued. ROY I RICX (10) Said warrants shall be executed and delivered to said Roy Irlok, contractor, yea completion of the oontrast In a0aordsnos with the terms and provisions thereof, or npoa sort/fie* statement of amount based on unit prises set forth in the oontreete sash delivery to be made only after inspeotion of material furnished and labor performed under said *entreat and aaesptanee of said mater- ial and labor tli► the Engineer and the City °mo►il or effiesrs desig- nated by it. Delivery of warrants savoring the purchase prime of the existing water and sewer lines shall be wade when the deed is delivered to the City. (11) A Tun* is- hereby made anti er ratted, and shall be pro vide* end set aside out of funds derived from taxes authorised to be levied and oelleotet by the Clty Charter and the Constitution and lairs of the dtate of Texas, said fenC to be designated W&TLR ARD 8zvzR IiiF*VV iiiJT WARRANT pile, 3i 11E8 11Sfr, which fund shall be used for no pu use sago and except to pay the interest on end provide the noes sary sinking fund for said warrants at their maturity and to pay attorneys' fees is case of default. (12) TO py the interest and create s sinking fund to Mira► said warrants at their maturity, and to provide for ten (101) per cant attorneys' fess in event of default, s tax of and at the rate of Aiiat oonts (6 r) on the cine Hundred Dollars value- tion of taxable property in said City of Plainview, out of the tee dollar ($.O0) taxing fund of said any, is hereby levied ter the year 1924; that during the year 1927 and seek year thereafter while eer 01 said warrants ars outstanding and unpaid, and at the tins other city toes ars levied in saaeh of said years, there shall be eonpnted and asoertsinsd what rate of tax based upon the latest approved tax rolls of said oity will be necessary. requisite and sufficient to fully make, raise and preeduoe In sash of said years the.amsmnt of prtnoipal necessary to be raised for that year, plus the interest maturing in said year upon the amount of this series of w masts outstanding and unpaid, Und to provide for tea per cent (101) attorneys' fes in event of default, and for sued of said years there is hereby ordered to be levied, assessed and ooilsoted in due tinge, fern and manner, a tea at sash rats as shall be found necessary ry as aforesaid, sad all of the prsossds from each taxes shall be Amami in a separate fund for this series of warrents, known an4 .dssignatst as "aster and Sewer Iaproveaent Werraat rend, Series 1926," and the Olt y Treasurer shall net honor eny draft upen said fund, or pay out any of the sass sxoept in the pe pewit 01 interest on said lomat* or for retiring the sans, or for attorneys' fess as above provided. (18) Ss it further ordained that all ordinaaoss and areso- Fattens, or parts of ordinances and resolutions in osefliot herr Frith aro hereby expressly repealed. (14 s she fact that the City is in Immediate need et the use of the ster and Sewer Improvements oyntesplated is this ordinance Orestes an emorgsnsy and an iaperative palate nsosssity that the rule requiring ortiaanoes to be road at three meetings be suspended and that this ordinanpe take effect 1aw4- lately after passage, and it it so ordained,_ ?AMU .D APPRoVIID THIS The /g.-- 'Tday of Nara, 1926. APP ronred as to form and 1sgalitys 0ity Tag STA!! OF TEXAS s CITY OF P AIWIEW COMITY 4! RAL s G. II. 9aigling, City Secretary sal the Oity of tlaia- rKs ss, Texas, do hereby ~tit; tbst tbs above and fore to a test eorroet copy of an ordi o passed by the City Oounoil of fl swim, Taco, on the of March, 1926, at a Regular risetisslg of the City Connolly which ordinals., appears of reoord in took , pan //a_, et seq. , et the Minutes of said City Connell. WI March, 1926. s3AL) RAID and seal of sa14 it this A5 day of No further business Council adjourned. ATTEST: City Secietar/. Mayor. Plainview, Texas, .arch 22, 1926. City Counctil met in special session, i ayor 'faller presid- ing with J.C.Hoper, J. ."west, :i. '.Tioyd, I.i..?h-ompson and A.°.3oyd Aldermen, and G.H.Sai linin City Secretary, present when the follow- proceedings were had, to -writ: iegular1y moved and seconded that a 2 inch water line be laid in alleys thorugh Blocks 37 30, Old Town. Carried. Loved and seconded that the City purchase strip of land 50 feet wide runnin east and west through the `.°y.I..Feed 2 .2 acres of Polete Smith property at :I50.00 also 50t by 100 feet from hnedrs and Hauck at >I90.00 provided all other right of way needed can be secured. Carried. loved and seconded that the City purchase three stop traffic . signals :to be palced in the followinsv: places; one on the east and west sides of Broadway St at Seventh street and one on the 'North side of Broadway Street at the intersection of Broadway and Columbia Street. Carried. o further bussiness aprearing Council adjourned. AT` EST: T:_`ayor. . Larch 29, 1923. City Council Let in Special Seesion Layor Waller presiding with J.C.Hooper, A.I:.Boyd, J.L.Guest, D.i...Thompson and ':i.. Boyd .aldermen, G.H. aigling, ;it;; ;3ocretary present when the following proceedins were had; to -wit; Loved and seconcsed that Contract with 2.G.Caraway w Co Engineers be transferred to 2rank .'. Dubose as legal purchaser of the ... `" .Caraway Co and2,.C-.Caraway Estate. I.:otion carried. Ordinance d 229 shown on page 4A herein waspresented and pas- ssed as shown therein af`er whiv-, there was no other business and t --_e Council adjourned. City :ecret,ry. Layo r . STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE CITY 07 PLA INVIEW The City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, convened in Special Session in the City Hall oh this the 22 day of /7fa , zi , 1926, with the following members of the Council presents J. Y. Waller, Mayor, J. C. Hooper : A. 14. Boyd J. L. Guest : Councilmen D. Y. Thompson : W. G. Boyd G. H. Saigling City Secretary, with the following absent: None. At which time, among other proceedings was had the following: It was moved by Councilman Hooper and seconded by Councilman Guest that an Ordinance entitled "AN 0BDINANCE ACCEPTING CERTAIN STREET IMPROVEMENTS LXD AUTHORIZING THE DELIVERY TO JORDAN COC - TION CON PLNY CERTIFICATES OF SPECK 1JSESOMENT EVIDENCING THE INDEBTEDNESS OF TER PROPERTY OWNERS WHOSE PROPERTY I8 IBEEFITED BY SAID IMPROVEMENTS, DECLARING AN EMERGENCY." sr be planed on first reading. The motion carried by the following vote: ATE8. Councilmen Hooper, H. E. Boyd, J. L. Gust, D. Y. Thompson and W. G. Boyd. *E8: None. The ordinance was read in fall by the Secretary. It was moved by Councilman A. B. Boyd and, seconded by Councilman Hooper that tho charter provision requiring ordinances to be read and passed at mons than one meeting be suspended. notion carried by the following votes L?E8s Councilmen Hooper, A. A. Boyd. J. L. Guest, D. Y. Thompson, and W. G. Boyd. AES: Ione. Motion by Counoilman W. E. Boyd, seconded by Councilman Hooper that the ordinance be finally passed. Motion carried by the following votes AYES: Councilmen Hooper, Boyd, Guest, Thompson and W. G. Boyd. NOES: None. The Ordinance is as follows: AN OBDIIANCE # �✓ 9 ACCEPTING CERTAIN STREET: ANTS AID AUTHORIZING THE DELIVERY TO JORDAN OOIBT fO TION COMPANY CERTIFICATES OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT EVIDENCING TBE INDEBT +a?'' SS Of THE PROPERTY O y t► RS WHOSE PROPERTY IS BENEFITED BY SAID IMPROVEMENTS, DECLARING AN EMERGENCY". AREAS, heretofore, on the 21st day of September, 1825, the City Council of the 'pity of Plainview, Texas, passed an ordinance ratifying a contract between the City of Plainview and Jordan Construct- tion Company, providing for the improvements of certain streets and parts of streets of the City of Plainview, Texas; and WHEREAS, heretofore, on the 2nd day of November, and 7th day of December, 1925, the City Counoil of the City of Plainview, Texas, passed an ordinance ordering certain improvements of certain streets and parts of streets in the City of Plainview, Texas; and WHEREAS, en the 17th day of November, and 20th day of December, 1925, the City OoQnot1 passed an ordinance levying an assessment against the property and the owners thereof, abutting upon the streets and parts of streets to be improved; and WHEREAS, the Jordan Construction Company, Contractor, has completed in fall the improvements upon said streets and parts of streets in full compliance with the contract between the City of Plainview, Texas, and the Jordan Construction Company, insofar as certain paving distriots are oonaerned; whieh completed districts are numbers 7 P' g ; and I0tt, THEREFORE, HE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS: That said improvements be, and the same are hereby accepted by the City of Plainview, Texas, and the approved state- ment be in all things allowed, and the Mayor ani the City Seoretary are hereby authorised and directed to execrate and deliver to Jordan Constrnation Company certificates of special assessment evidencing the indebtedness of the property owners whose property &butts on said improvements and evidencing the lien of said special assessment fixed against said abutting property, and in accordance withthe contract between the City of Plainview, Texas, and Jordan Construction Company, and the ordinances and resolutions heretofore passed and adopted by the City of Plainview, Texas. The fact that the City and its inhabitants are badly in need of the use of the improved streets involved, this ordinance providing for the aooeptanoe of the same is declared to be an emergency measure, for the preservation of the public peace, property, health and safety, demanding that the Charter provisions prohibiting ordinaries:: from being finally passed on the date introduoed, be suspended and that this ordinance be effective from and after its passage, and, it is so ordained. DD PASSED this the �g day of i t. 4Ji A. D. 1926. APPROVED this the day of i42C,b.. D. 1926. Mayor, ty of Plainview, Texas. STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE CITY OF PLAINQIEW I, G. H. Ssigling, City Secretary of the City of Plainview, Texas, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full and correct copy of an ordinance passed by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, on the 2i 9 day of 1.,.,,, , 1926, which ordinance appears of record in Volume A , page 7 met seq., of the Minutes of the City Council. day of (Seal) WITNESS my hand and seal of said City this the ( 1926. City 'ecret, City Te s. R.G. CARRAWAY W,LDER KENAN R. G .CARRAWAY C O M PA N Y GENERAL AND CONSULTING ENGINEERS CHILDRESS,TEXAS Plainview, Texas. March 26, A926. CERTIFICATE ESTIMATE NO. 2. TO THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL, Plainview, Texas. Gentlemen: We have examined the work performed by the Jordan Construction Company on Districts Nos. 7 & 8, and find the same constructed according to plans and specifications, and recommend that assessment certificates Nos. 34 to 68 inclusive, be issued; also that payment be made to Contractor as follows: To total work completed to date, including Engineering Fee 181430.18 Less: Engineering fee a 5%. . . . . . . V3877,032 Certificates Nos. 34 to 68 Incl. 18165•.93 Previous Certificates . . .. . . 31728.58 Total Deductions. .. . .. 153772.13 153772.13 12T658.05 Amount Due Contractor on Cert. Est. No. 2. . , 127658.05 Respectfully Submitted, R. G. CARRAWAY COMPA Residen gineer. R. G. CARRAWAY WILDER KENAN R.G.CARRAWAY COMPANY GENERAL AND CONSULTING ENGINEERS CHILDRESS,TEXAS Plainview, Texas, March 26, 1926. ITEMS INCLUDED IN CERTIFICATE ESTIMATE NO. 2. STORM SEWERS. Paid in full by City. 42w Outfall Sewer . 8th. St. Lateral. Force Account Lowering Sanitary Sewers. 1/2 Main Sewers, to date, paid by City. ? 8671.45 Less 10% Retained 867.14 Net. 7804.31 Engineering 0 5% Total. Property Owners Share of Sewers Under. Pavement Completed. Including Engineering 4640' Property @ 10.83154 fi PAVING. District No. 7. 3500.53 Sq. Yds. 1725.64' Gutters 1128.00 Cu. Yds. 72.00' Headers Paving a 12.75 Q 10.40 Excavation Q 10.50 $0.40 Engineering a 5% Total Cost Paving in Dist. 7. 1/4 By City. 3/4 By Property Owners Amount Ford. 1 6535.57 1717.50 272.78 a 8525.85 1 7804.31 116330.6 816.51 117146.67 3858.34 1 3858.34 1 9626.46 • 690.28 564.00 28.80 110909.52 545.48 111455.00 111455.00 2863.75 1 8591.25 132460.01 R.G. CARRAWAY WOLDER KENAN R.G.CARRAWAY COMPANY GENERAL AND CONSULTING ENGINEERS CHILDRESS,TEXAS Sheet 2. Amount Brot. Ford. 132460.01 District No. 8. 2685.06 Sq. Yds. Paving © 12.75 1 7383.91 889.66, Gutters f2 10.40 355.86 895.00 Cu. Yds. Excavation x-.10.50 447.50 100.00 rnHeaders @ 00.40 40.00 1 8222.27 Engineering a 5% 411.36 Total Cost Paving in Dist .8. 1 8638,63 1/4 By City 1 2a53.136 3/4 By Property Owners 1 6478.97 Curbs by Property Owners. Diets. 1,2,7,8. Paving In previous Estimate. Total Work Completed To Date 8638.63 12896.76 <137 434.78 181430.18 181430.18 Plainview, Texas, April 5, IcJ2C. City .;olincll Let in regular cession, layer /oiler presiding with J..hooper, J.7-0ru:st, anC -D.I.Thollrson and -.E. -aoyd, _Lldermen, E. -: nrroy, CLief of 2olice and City Oecrefar ]resent when the fe71-,wing Troceedin7o were to -wit; l'inutes of the re7ular meeting of 1 arch 15 and of call session of Larch S2nd and 29th were read and_ approved. neu]ar17 1":070a and seconder:' that te 21,-na °orI-any - be anC. aro :;ranted a rolTilt to erect a billboard just east of its shop in 31oc11: 40.0.T. :Lotion Carried. Loved and seconded that the City lake advantage of 5 ':: cash discount and Day J.IT.Jordon Construction Co Ctty paving Certificate and its .1xtra costs as per bill rendered on paving. Carried. :eularly moved and econed that a warfant be iES1100, to the area Fire Hose Co for 300 ft hose at :,;d.40 per ft with i2 months 6 interest added, Carried. The following reports for the month of Larch were heard and apTroved;- Current Ta:xes %;1057.11, Delinquent Tax.es jater rents 557 .96, Sower Rents :„'1:2.45, C-eneral Funff %;'35.00; ]hief of 101:1c •103.60,. TOe followin7 ;,alaries and 3111c were for t:-.0 no-th of Larch were allowair" crP:ernd laid:- Hod Go maIi11T .100.00 C.R.TachTscn j5."0, 1-e -ardill N.D. o,ers 1_5.0n, ;-150.00, „1a-en0e 110.00, J.h.nart 175.00, 1. lartin 1.-,-;Lorter 0.n.L0J11 orter Jr ,;75.00, T. .11 -..„lexan(er ICD.00, Taul 3ryan ClaCe Lantin -Jno0.00, H...Tiser a. -fates ,i;d00.00, filliais' .ftin ..I.jone 1711nview 2ire _,e.rt 5.00 '-(re— 1 lo, T T -r 7076 00, :.L.T:onrcon n5.00, -.n.nod 3ills:- Texas Utilities 0ori:an SSOS 90, Shook ';attery Go •• - It.aU rte, • u f-0 -0, 7 -e -D -lie Go '7 75, '0 • • ,_ _ Dmohoo-.;are h'd.w Co 05.56, Fulton Lbr GoI5.10, City Dairy ,„;3.00, Neptune Leter Jo ,JOI0.5, Clowe 0 Cowan 09I3.5›,), zsinderson L Lotor Co Heral Pub Co ,r; 63.60, hnoohui::en- Boyd navenport „jo7.20, 11iarci 0 Sly 9.00, Texas Utilities Co 043.36, Higginbotham -Bartlett Co 07.20, nut° Go1.25, Spencer a11in1:er .5.05, Hargraves Hrinting Co ,;:3.67, Bennett Printing Co j.'L.hadford,lre Co -LoGlasson-_Irmstrong Co Jooldridne Lbr Co c::7,7.40, Universal Traffic Control Co 016.00, J.D.Hatc'ner :0.90, Texas Oil Jo 53.6I, Lindsay lerc Go 34.35, :Plainview Thlding Go ,T;30.25, Texas Utilities Co ,;570.00, E.h. 3awden 54u.CI, City Blacksmith aop ,13.00, Jess DeLaho No furtlf,, e'busniess Council adjourned. i City Secretary. Plainview, Texas, April I9th, I926. City Council met in regular session hayor Waller presiding with J.C.Hooper, W.E.Boyd, D.hi.Thompson and A.E.Boyd, Aldermen, H.H.Murray Chief of Police and G.H.Saigling, City Secretary pre- sent, when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; Iviinutes of the Last regular and call session were read and approved. Lay -or Elect 'V.E.Risser, City Secretary Elect G.H.Saigling, and Aldermen Elect W.E.Boyd, D.L.Thompson and J.B.Cardwell being present were duly Sworn into their respective Offices to which they were elected, immediately after which 1Jayor W.E.Risser took eh charge of the session. Regularly moved and seconded that the request of J.P.Craw- ford for permit to establish and maintain a cattle feeding pen in the City limits immediately east of the Plainview Cotton Oil Mill plant be referredto the City Attorney as to the legality of permit in case said permit is granted.Iaotion Carried. Loved and seconded that the City build a fence for J.A. Williamson on his property where the City has recently opened up west 6th Street through the property of Iiir 'ailliamson. Carried. Loved and Seconded that the City submit an offer of $100.00 to Lir Lauldin for street right of way of 60ft x 200 ft through his property in the S.E. portion of the City. Carried. Moved and seconded that H.H.I`urray be and is hereby reapp- ointed Chief of Police. Carried. loved and seconded that J.N.Donohoo be permitt4d to relocate the old sheet iron Bldg now facing east on Austing�St in Blk 40 O.T. SLi. tothe west side_,of said block or the . Corner thereby either facing west or south. Carried. Loved and seconded that notices be Served on Edagr Sewell to connect his residence with sewer also on Bryan Wacker to connect with Sewer on lot I3 Bik 90 C.H. Carried. Loved and seconded that the City purchase a car of 2" C.I. water pipe and that the City Secretary order same. Carried. Loved and seconded that bill presented by J.C.Hooper to City be allowed and vouched issued for same. Carried. Paving Engineer is requested to furnish an estimate and th Street from Ash St to Columbia. 50 ft wide. r sen same the City Council at its regular meeting hay 3rd, on ng i ELECTION RETURN CANVAS. BE IT RELILMB L'RED teat on this day came on tobe considered the returns of the general utsacidals City Election fc City Officers for the City of Plainview, Texas, held on the 6th de of April 1926, and it appearing that the following candidateireaeived.the highest number of votes for tho offices for which t”y were Candidates, to—wit; FOR MAYOR— W.E.Risser 855— FOR CITY SECRETARY— G.TT.Saigling-508, M.M.Byd 399 FOR LD RL 'N- W.:.Boyd— 622, J.B.Cardwell 07, D.M.Thompson 568, Andy TT Morrison A45, W . N. Ric Donald 304. Mr.G.'-T.Saigling was therefore declared elected City Sec— retary, and W.E.Boyd, J.B.Cardwell and D.IJ.Trompsor declared elected as Aldermen, all Candidates being elected for a term of two years. It is therefore declared that the above nated persons having received the highest number of votes cast fir any one for' each of the above named offices are hereby declared elected to said offices for the ensuing two years. Passed and approved this the 14th day of April 1926. (Signed ) W.7.Risser, Mayor, ATTESTED: ( igend) G.R.Saig], ng1 City Secretary. Regularly coved and seconded that all alleys in the City be ordered cleanes of all trash and obstructions of every kind, it once. Carried. Loved and seconded that the Layor appoint a committe to cofer with A.A.Beery regarding his leasing the City's Tourist park for the season and report back to the Council at its next regular meeting. Carried. This was refferred to the Public improvement committe by the Layor. Loved and seconded that J.B.Cardwell be and is hereby elect- ed Layor Pro Tem. Carried. Loved and seconded that the following appointment by the Mayor be and the same are hereby approved:and confirmed: - Mayor Protem- J.B.Cardwell; City Attorney -Williams & Martin Committes----Streets & Alleys- J.C.Hooper & J.B.Cardwell Sewer & Water- W.E.Boyd & D.L.Thompson Public Improvement- J. L. Guest & D.L.Thompson Finance - J.B.Cardwell & W.E.Boyd Purchasing- Risser & Saigling There appearing to be no further business Council adjourned. Mayor. Plainview, Texas, Ivay 3rd, I926. City Council met in regular session, Mayor W.E.Risser presiding with J.C.Hooper, J.L.Guest, D.L.Thompson, W.E.Boyd and J.B.Cardwell, A;dermen; H.H.Lurray Chief of Police and G.H.Saig- ling City Secretary present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; Minutes of the last regular session were read and app- roved. Moved and seconded that the Layor shall have full cnn- troll of all City tools and that no City tools shall be loaned out to any one. Carried. Regularly, coved,_;and seconde athatytheefolaowing appoint- ments made by the Layor be and the same are hereby confirmed - Dr D.P.Jones City Health Officer at $40.00 per month and Dr S.O. Ross at $85.00 per month as City Sanitary Officer. Carrie • Loved and seconded that the dayland Baptis College have the use of the City Auditorium Lay IIth for dress rehearsal and on the evening of Lay I2th for their play; both evenings free of charge Lotion carried,. Loved and seconded that anyone doing any thrashing within the City shall not burn the refuse therefrom but must haul same off as it accumulates. Carried. Alderman Guest moved that the City fire limits be amended so as mew' take the east one half of Block I6 of the O.T. of Plainview, out of the fire limits. Lotion carried. Regularly moved and seconded that the South Plains ton- ument Company be permitted to move their present frame Build- ing located in Block 4I O.T., to Lot I6 of Block I5 O.T., pro- vided the Stucco said bldg on outside, put fire proof roof on, put concrete floor in and metal ceiling. Lotion carried. G.L.Layfield asked for sewer line through his addition to the City in the S.F. portion of the City him to pay a certain part of the cost of same and after consideration it was decided to defer action on his propposition until a later date. Igloved and seconded that the petitions presented to the Council on paving parts of Ash and Beech Streets be taken under consideration and acted on at a later date. Carried. Loved and seconded that the City put curb and gutter in, in front of I yrs John Blair's home and furnish gravel for gravel and asphalt paving in front of her home; contractor to furnsih the asphalt and do the work free of charge. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that the apving petitions herein above referred to be reconsidered and action delaying action on same be rescinded. Carried. Loved and seconded that the paving Engineer be re- quested to proceed to make up assessment for 50 ft paving on 8th stree from Ash st to Columbia St. Carried. Loved and seconded that the Public Schools have use of the Cita Auditorium free of charge for commencement exercises. Carried Regularly moved and seconded that the City Engineer and Supt of Water and Sewer ascertain the estimated cost of a water' line to O.B.Jackson Slaughter and Cold Storage plant. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that Claude A. IYartin be granted a two weeks leave of absence with salary. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that Pled Connally salary be raised from 0I00.00 to 0I25.00 per month, and y.R.Ball salary raised from 085.00 to 0I00.00 per month, effective Iay I, I926. Carried. Loved and seconded that the City Engineer furnish esti- mates on 3 alley lines to be designated by the Council and also line up 'Joliet St all to lead into the new Sewer main on draw, Estimates to be ready for next regular meeting CounciUarried. loved and seconded that marking of street down Town for Automobile parking be referred to the Street and Alley Committe. Lotion carried. Loved and seconded that the Electrical Bond of J.A.Eorris be and the same is hereby accepted and approved. Carried. Loved and seconded that the lease contract between the City and A.A.Beery whereby Lir Beer leases the City Tourist Park be accepted and signed up. Carried. Estimate I presented by Roy Irick for 04,666.06 on I3, I7th and Quincy Streets 'v"later lines and Estimate # 2. cov- ering material and labor on drw sewer line and 6" sewer line in Barker Block and 6" sewer line in Block 63 O.T. for 0825I.I0 were allowed and warrants ordered issued for same. Loved and seconced that W.J.Klinger Bill of $80.00 be allowed for Auditing City Books, and voucher issued for same. Carried. Bill of City Engineer for 0865.40 for Engineering fees allowed and ordered paid. The following reports for the month of April were heard and same accepted and approved;- G.H.Saigling Current Taxes 0197.29, Delinquent Taxes 0738.88, Total water & sewer and Iti"is- cellaneous collections 07398.27,,; Chief of police 0145.45,. 10 The following Salaries and Bills for the Month of April were Y 1 Pleu Connally $100.00, a.7� wo dad ord r40.UU, AL.K ng 442.16, Lee Hardin $100.00, Y.R. xe�sc�iel gown Bali $85.00, N.B.Rogers 485.00, W.I.Ivy $85.00, H.H.Murray 0200.0 J.E.Hartb $110.00, A.L.Blakemore II0.00, G.H.Saigling $150.00, W.E.Risser $64.I7 R.A.c:°ihorter .75.00, G.yd. Winn `4125.00, Martin Lc4'�horter 4 L85.00, S.C.Ross $85.00, T.L.Alexander $1100.00, Williams & Martin 450.00, Plainview Fire Deptl$35.00 D.P.Jones 4 440.00 J.C.Hooper 45.00, J.L.Guest 45.00, W.E.Boyd 45.00, D.L.Th -ompson 45.00, J.B.Cardwell 45.00, Paul Bryan NII5.00, Claude Lartin $150.00, H.W.Visor 4125.00, S.G.Yates $100.00, P.E.Printz $30.00, R.L.Ritchie 433.00, J.L1.Waller $16.65, Bob Laroney $33.33 A.L.King $10.56,. BILLS* Hooper & Son L:otor Co 486.05, Eureka Fire Hose Lafg Co $445.20, Texas Utilities Co 34.36, Texas Utilities Co 31 37. , G.E.Duckwall 47.50, Ward & Sly �;I4.00 , Burt Electric Shop I0.25 Herald Publishing Co x,4.20, Shook Battery Co $45.45, Shafer Printing Co18.70, Jeffus-DeLoach Grain Co $16.44, Donohoo- Ware Hdw Co 09.25, Dowden Hdw Co $27.22, Fulton Lbr Co $15.05, Fulton Lbr Co 438.40, Texas Utilities Co $378.00,Plianview Welding Co 46.65, J.L.Nisbet $3.20,E.H.Bawden 4139.00, J.D.Hat- cher $23.00, Gulf Refining Company $2.55, J.C.Wooldridge Lbr Co $145.60 Texas Utilities Co 4'625.2I, Fulton Lbr Co 56.90, Clowe & Cowan $118.59 Plainview Hdw Co $15.75, Neptune Leter Co $486.01, Spencer & Dellinger 47.95, Brashears Hdw $21.60, Green's Tank & Sheet L.etal Works 024.00, L. P. Barker Co $3.62,. iS 2 2d STE OF 'Irraxr1,S ) ) TIE COJNTY OF HALE ) The City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, convened in regular session on this the 3rdday of ay, 1926, with the follow— ing members of the Council -±resent, to—wit: ►,°��.Ris'e Mayor J. C. Hooper, ) J. B. Care11, ) Dr. o. L. Guest, ) Councilmen W. E. Boyd, ) D. J. Thompson ) G. H. Saigling, City Secretary, C. S. Williams, City attorney. The the following absent, None, constituting a quorum, at which ti:..e the following among other proceedings were had: Councilman W. E. Boyd presented for consideration a. resolution and made a motion that it be adopted. The motion was seconded by Councilman Hooper. The motion carrying the adoption of the resolution prevailed by the following vote: AYES: Councilmen J. C . Hopper, W E. Boyd, I • $. CaT:Wek L , J. L. Guest, and D.M. Thompson. NOES. ii orae The resolution is as follows: WHEREAS, tie City Council has heretofore on the 15th day of February executed a contact with Roy Irick, contractor, for the construction of certain improvements in the City of Plainview, Texas ; and WHEREAS, said contract r ovides that the said contractor shall receive his compensation from the City upon estimates approved by the City Engineer as the work progresses; and ir:EREI S, said eontrLet further provides that the contractor - shall receive City of Plainview Sewer System Improvement Warrants, Series 1926, dated i ascii lst., 1926, bearing 6% interest in lieu of payment in cash; and 3 VulEREAS, said contractor has presented his second estimate approved by the Engineer in words and figures as follows: M:a.‘i 3rd., 1926 Engineer's estimate againot ':array, Issue . 1. acJcy hick Contractor. Total ''arrant Issue ordered ..30,000.00 Engineer's estirna,e Lo.l allowed 12,610.00 Balance unallowed ,17,190.00 Estimate :o.2 .:ateriai Labor ='ump Sty-:tion1500.00 Material Laoor,Braw Sewew line 6000.00 6" sewer l -lie, Barker Line) 334.60 6" sewer line,Bik.63,01d `iovvn 416.50 8,251.10 Balance of issue 08,939.90 i. P. Smyth, City Engineer said improvements covered by said estimate have been inspected by the City Council of said City and found to be in accordance with the specifications adopted by said City and to be well worth the sum of 4,25110, the amount provided in said estimate, and said City Council has accepted the labor and material covered by said City Council has accepted the,labor and material covered by said estimate for and in behalf of said City of Plainview; and WHERr S,said estimate herein set oat has been duly audtied by said City Council and found to be correct; NOW, THiEI'FTi'OIt , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PL&INdIxEW, TEXAS: That said estimate covering said material and labor, aggre— gating the sum of 08,251.10, which has been presented. by Roy Irick, con— tractor, plus the credit due from the last delivery in the amount of 10.00 be, . and the same is hereby alloyed. That in accordance with said contract between the City of Plainview an,._ said Roy Irick, contractor, there shall be executed and• delivered to said Contractor, City of Plainview Sewer System Im— provement Warrants, Series 1926, Numbers twenty—six (26) to forty—two (42), inclusive, in the denomination of 0500.00 each, aggregating 8,500.00, dated March 1, 1926, bearing interest at the rate of six (6%) per cent per annum, being part of an issue of 030,000.00, authorized to be issued by an ordinance of the. City Council, passed on the 15th day of February, 1926, and duly recorded in the Minutes of said Council. 4 Tint the said Cit, of Plainview, Texas, has received full value aad c ons iderati on fbr said wa�'rant s , numb ered twenty—six (26) to forty—two (42), inclusive; The Mayor, City secretary and City Treasurer are hereby directed to execute such certificates and affidavits as are necessary or convenient to reflect the validity of the warrants delivered h reunder. The contractor shall be entitled to a credit of .61.00 on the next inotalinent diver, cf a warrants. APPaU'.'ED this the 3rd day of ecret 1x26. THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE The 0ity Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, convened in regular session on this the 3rd day of May, 1926, with the following members of the Council present, to wit: TI.E.Riaaen, Mayor, J. C. Hooper, Dr. J. L. Guest, : Councilmen W. E. Boyd, D. M. Thompson G. H. Saigling, City Secretary, With the following absent, None, constituting a quorum, at which time the following among other proceedings were had: Councilman .V?.• E. Boyd presented for consideration a resolution and made a motion that it be adopted. The motion was seconded by Councilman Hooper. The motion carrying the adoption of the resolution prevailed by the following vote: AYES: Councilmen J. C. Hooper, w.. EsiBtpril 'Ptl : (3 �► �re11, Dr. J. L. Guest, and D. M. Thompson. NOES: None. The resolution is a s follows: WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore on the 15th day of February executed a contract With Roy Irick, contractor, for the construction of certain improvements in the City of Plainview, Texas; and WHEREAS, said contract provides that the said contractor shill receive his compensation from the Cityulbon estimates approved by the City Engineer as the work progresses; and WHEREAS, said contract further provides that the contractor shall receive City of Plainview Water & Sewer System Warrants, series 1926, dated March 20, 1926, bearing 670 interest in lieu of payment in cash; and WHEREAS, said contractor has presented his first estimate approved by the Engineer in words and figures as follows: May 3rd, 1926/ ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE AGAINST WARRANT ISSUE NO. 2. ROY IRICK, CONTRACTOR. Total Warrant issue authorized - - - - — - $20,000 For existing waterworks system delivered - 12,223.75 4.6.66.94 Material on hand TOTAL $16 AO R. P. Smythe City Engineer. WHEREAS, said improvements covered by said estimate have been inspected by the City Council of said City and found to be in accordance with the specifications adopted by said City and to be well worth the sum of $16,39.0.69, the amount provided in said estimate, and said City Council has accepted the labor and material covered by said estimate for and in behalf of said City of Plainview; and WHEREAS, said estimitte herein set out has been duly audited by said City Council and found to be correct: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RSOLVED BY THE CITY COUNTCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS: That said estimate covering said material and labor, aggregating the sum of 16,890.69, which has been presented by Roy Irick, contractor, be, ana the same is hereby allowed. That in accordance with said clntract between the City of Plainview, and said Roy Irick, contractor, there shall be executed and delivered to said Contractor, City of Plainview Water and Sewer Improvement Warrants, Series 1926, Numbers one (1) to sixteen (16), inclusive, in the denomination of X1000.00, each, aggregating 416,000.00, dated March 20, 1926, bearing interest at the rate of six (670) per cent per annum, being part of an issue of 420,000.00, authorized to be issued by an ordinance of the City Council, passed on the 15th day of March, 1926, and duly recorded in the Minutes of said Council. That the said City of Plainview, Texas, has received full value and consideration for said warrants, numbered one (1) to sixteen (16), inclusive; The Mayor, City Secretary and City Treasurer are hereby directed to execute such certificates and affidavits as are necessary or convenient to reflect the validity of the warrants delivered hereunder. The contractor shall be entitled to a credit of 4 89.4 69 on the next installment delivery of the warrants. APPS OVED this the day of May, 19 26 . It appearing that t%rere was no further business Council adjourned. ATTEST: City Sec 'etar'. Plainview, Texas, Lay 6, I926. City Council met in Special session, Lalror Risser pre- sidinh with J.C.Hooper, D.L.Thompson add W.E.Boyd, Aldermen, and G.H.Saigling City Seceratary present when the following proceed- ings were had, to -wit; Regularly moved and seconded that the Audit report of W.J.Klinp"er, Auditor of the City's Books be and the same is here- by accepted and approved. Carried. Roved and seconded that the Condensed report on pages 4 & 5 of the Auditor's report be published. Carried. Loved and seconded that the Bill for $80.00 presented by W.J.Klinger for Auditoing the City Books be allowed and it is allowed and ordered paid. Carried. loved and seconded that the City Treasurer reimburse G.H.Saigling in the amount of $I56.60 and H.H.L.urray 426.85 these amounts having been paid the City by them over and above what they owed the City as shown by Auditor's report. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that the Liayor be and he is he hereby allowed a Iponthly Car expense of $25.00 effective from time he took up his duties. Carried. STATE OF TEXAS 4 COUNTY Oil BALE CITY OF PLAY'NVIEW The City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, convened in Special Session in the City Hall oh this the qday of BriBy , 1928, with the following members of the Council present: r.,E. Risser; Mayor, J. C. Hopper J.,B.Cardwlell J. L. Guest : Councilmen D. Y. Thompson : W. Z1. Boyd G. H. Saigling Oity Secretary, with the following absent: None. At which time, among other proceed/nes was had the following: It was moved by Councilman Hooper and seconded by Councilman Guest that an Ordinance entitled "AN O RDI IMNCE #230 ACCEPTING CERTAIN STREET IMPROVEMENTS AND AUTHORIZING THE DELIVERY TO JORDAN CONSTRUC- TION COMPANY CERTIFICATES OF SPECIAL'ASSESSMENT EVIDENCING THE INDEBTEDNESS OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS WHOSE PROPERTY I8 BENEFITED BY SAID IMPROVEMENTS, A'ECLLRIAG► AN EMEBGENCY." be placed on first reading. The motion carried by the following vote: AIM Oouaailmsn Hooper, 3i.8.�as►�11,<.,Jigpst, D. Y. Thompson and W.E. Boyd. NOES None. The artisance was read in full by the 8eoretary. It was vowed by Counoil:aaiNs.•E. Boyd and seconded by Councilman Hooper that the charter provision requiring ordinances to be read and passed at more than one meeting be suspended. Motion carried by the following votes AYES: Coaaoi lmen Hooper, J.. B1, C re 1.1, ,J41. -Guest D. M. Thompson, and W. B. Boyd. WOES: Mons. Notion by Councilman W. I. Boyd, seconded by Counoilman Hooper that the ordinance be finally passed. Notion carried by the following rote: AYES: Councilmen Hooper, Boyd, Guest, Thompson and J.B.,Oardwea1. ADES: None. The Ordinance is as follows: AN ORDINANCE No. 230. ACCEPTING CERTAIN STREET T PROVEMEJT8 AND AUTHORIZING THE DELIVERY TO JORDAN CONHlRUC- TION COURANT CERTIFICATES OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT EVIDENCING THE INDEBTEDNE$S OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS WHOSE PROPERTY IS BENEFITED AY SL_IA IUPROVaUENT3, DECLARING AN EMERGENCY". 'REAS, heretofore, on the 41st day of September, 1920, the City Council of the City of ?lainview, Texas, passed an ordinance ratifying a oontract between the City of Plainview and Jordan Construc- tion Company, providing for the improvements of certain streets and, parts of streets of the City of Plainview, Texas; and WHEREAS, heretofore, on the End day of November, and 7th day of December, 1925, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texts, passed an ordinance ordering certain improvements of certain streets and parts of streets in the City of Plainview, Texas; and WHEREAS, en the 17th day of November, and Seth day of Deosmber, 1925, the City Council passed an ordinance levying an assessment against the property and the owners thereof, abutting upon the streets and parts of streets to be improved; and WHEREAS, the Jordan Construction Company, Contraotor, has oompletsd in fall the improvements upon said streets and parts of streets in full oomplianoe with the contract between the City of Plainview, Texas, and the Jordan Construction Company, insofar as osrtain paving dii.trriots are eonoerned; whish completed districts are number /4::74./"." ; and BOW, THERMORE HE IT CAMINO BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAIN`IIEW, TEXAS: That said improvements be, and the same are hereby accepted by the City of Plainview, Texas, and the approved state- ment be in all things allowed, and the Mayor aid the City Secretary ars hereby authorised and directed to execute and deliver to Jordan Construction Company oertifioates of 'postal assessment evidencing the indebtedness of the property owners whose property *butts on said improvements and evidenoing the lien of said special assessment fixed against said abutting property, and in aocordanoe with%he contract between the City of Plainview, Texas, and Jordan Construction Company, and the ordinances and resolutions heretofore passed and adopted by the City of Plainview, Texas. The faot that the City and its inhabitants are bad, in need of the use of the improved streets involved, this ordinance providing for the acceptance of the same is declared to be an emergency measure, for the preservation of the public pesos, property, health and safety, demanding that the Charter provisions prohibiting ordinances from being finally passed on the date introduced, be suspended and that this ordinance be effective from and after its passage, and, it is so ordained. PASSED this the 6th day of 14A7 A. D. 1926. APPROVED this the 6th day of May =. D. 192f. A ya L Ci of Plainview, Texas. Seers tsexy ,/City ; Plainview, T R.G. CARRAWAY WILDER NENAN R.6.CARRAWAY COMPANY GENERAL AND CONSULTING ENGINEERS CHI LD RES S,TEXAS CERTIFICATE ESTIMATE NO. 3. TO THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL, Plainview, Texas. Gentlemen: We have examined the work performed by the Jordan Canat Company on District No. 4, and find the same constructed according So plans and specifications, and recmmend ttatpaymentsesmen ertefioat Nos. 69 to 95 inclusive, be issued; o Contrictor as follows: PLAINVIEW, TEAS. C5, 1926, To total work completed to date, including Engineering Fee Less: Engineering Fee C 5% . Certificates Nos. 69 to Previous Certificates Total Deductions • • 1117020. 55572.51 95 Incl.$14512.19 . ,. .. • . .1: 4989 4.51 9.2 Amount Due. Contractor On Sart. Est. No. 3 • Respectfully Submitted, FRANK F. DU BOSE Reside :,gineer. t 3704; R.G. CARRAWAY WILDER KENAN R.G.CARRAWAY COMPANY GENERAL AND CONSULTING ENGINEERS CHILDRESS,TEXAS Plainview, Texas. May 5, 1926. STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS MADE TO CONTRACTOR BY CITY. Payments made to dateon warrants ... fi49000.00 Less amount paid to City on Eng. Fee.. 5559.90 Net amount paid Contractor .. . . . 543440.10 445440.10 Amount due Contractor on Certificate 3701 Estimate No. 3 ,29 Difference is amount advanced on material 0 6598..6 and work done. THE STATE OF TEXAS: CITY OF PIAII:VIEAxl:: On this the 14th day of Lay, A. D. 1926, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, wa convened in regular session in the City Hall at Plainview, all members thereof, to wit: W. E. RISSER, J. C. HOOPER, J. B. CARDWELL, J. L. GUEST, D. M. THCMpSON, . E. B OYD: , G. H. SAIGI,IrG, 1 MAYOR COUNC ILMPIN CITY SECRETARY being _present, with none absent, and among other business transacted, the following; business was transacted: It was moved by Councilman J. C. Hooper and seconded by Councilman J. B. Cardwell that an ordinancece entitled *AN ORDINANCE ORDERING THE IMPROVEMENT OF PORTIONS OF EIGHTH STREET IN THE CITY OF PIATi Vreg BY THE CONSTRUCTION OF PERMANENT STREET IMPROVELENTS, MAKING PROVISIONS FOR ASSESSING PART OF THE COST THEREOF AGAINST THE OW1E+RS OF THC PROPERTY ABUTTING ON SUCH PORTIONS OF SAID EIGHTH STREET, PROVIDING PROCEDURE FOR HEARING A11i) NOTICE MAKING PROVISION FOR ENFORCEMENT AND COLLECTION GE SUCH ASSESSMENTS, PROVIDING FCR ISSUANCE OF ASSIGNABLE INTEREST-RTARING CERTIFICATES, EVIDENCING THE INDEBTEDNESS OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS BY VIRTUE OF SUCH ASSESSMENT, PROVIDING FOR LIENS TO SECURE TBEIR PAYMENT, AND PROTIDING FOR THE CORRECTION CP ASSESSMENTS ERRONEOUSLY BADE, AND DECLA.RI?N?G AN EI'ERGENCY", be placed on its first reading. The Motion being puy by the Mayor was carried by vote as follows: AES: Councilmen Five. NOES: None. Iwotion was carried ana the ordinance was read in full by the Secretary. It was moved by Councilman J. B. Cardwell and seconded by Councilman D. M. Thompson that all rules be suspended AFC And that the ordinance be finally passed. The motion was put by the Mayor a.na was carried by the following cotes: AYES: Councilmen Five. NOES: Councilmen None. The motion was carried. The Ordinance follows: No. 231. AN ORDINANCE OARING THE IMPROVEI:1'+NT OF PORTIONS OF EIGHTH STREET IN THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW BY THE CONSTRUCTION OF PERMANENT STRELT IMPROVEIJENTS, MAKING PROVISIONS FOR ASSESSING ;SING PART Cly' TIE COST THEREOF REOF AGAINST THE OWNERS OF THE PROPERTY ABUTTING ON SUCH PORTION OF SAID EIGHTH STREET, PROVIDING PROCEDU E FOR _y.EARING AND NOT I E m rG PROVISION FOR ENFORCEMENT AITD COLLECTION OF SUCH ASSESSMMNTS, PROVIDING FOR ISSUANCE OF ASSIGNABLE INTEREST BEARING CERTIFICATES,; EVIDENCIIS;G THE TNDEBTEDIESS OF THE PROPERTY (M ERS BY VIRTUE OF SUCH ASSESSMENT, PROVIDING FOR LIENS TO sECURE THEIR PAYMENT, A -AD PROVIDIANG FOR THE CORRECTION OF ASSESSMENTS ERRONEOUSLY MADE, AND DECIARING AN ELERGEATCY. WHEREAS, the City of Plainview, Texas, had adopted the benefits of the provi sion of Chapter 11, Title 22, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas of 1911 by a majority cote of the legally qualified property tax paying voters, residing in said City, at an election held on the 18th day of November, 1916; and IH REAS, the City Council of said City did on the 20th day of November, 1L16, after said election, pass an order declaring the results of the said election, and aeclaring the provisions of said Chapter and Title applicable to and governing said City in all respects, which order is of record in Vol. 3, page 37, et seq. , of t:!e Minutes of said City of Plainview; and ,/BERE,A,S, the provisions of article 1016 Revised Civil Statutes, one of the Articles in said Chapter, grants to the said City full power to pass all ordinances and resolutions necessary or proper to give full force thereto and to every part of said Chapter; and dTFREAS, on the 21st day of September, 1925, after ad- vertising for competitive bids the City Council awarded a contract for doing the work of paving and otherwise improving streets in the City of Plainview, not then selected batt thereafter to be determined, and the construction of curbs, gutters aria other necessary appurtenances P including drains and storm sewers therein to Jordan Construction Company on said Company's bid of unit price for such work and which contract was let upon competitive bids for such work received by the City Council for the City of Plainview, after due advertisement thereof, and which contract with the said Jordan Construction Company is of record in the minutes of the City Council in Vol. 4, pages 293, et seq., and WHEREAS, it is now advisable in the opinion of the City Council to place into immediate operation machinery necessary for the paving of portions of Eighth Street in said City hereinafter described, and the erection of curbs, gutters and other necessary appurtenances including drains and storm sewers upon, in along and under said portion of Eighth Street; therefore, BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Plainview that the hereinafter described portion of 8th St., in the city of Plainview, Texas, designated by District No. , as hereinafter stated, shall be paved and where necessary curbs, gutters andother necessary appurtenances including drains and storm sewers to be constructed therein and in connection therewith, ti -wit: That part of 8th Street in the City of Plainview from N.B.', of Broadway to the W.B.L.of Ash St., which is now desginated as Dist.1O. That portion of 8th St., in said City of Plainview, from the P.B.L. of Broadway to E.B.L. of Austin, which is here designated as District No. 11. That portion of Eighth Street in the said City of Plainview from Q.B.L. of Austin to E.B.L. of Columbia St., which is here now designated as District 1o. 12. That said work be done according to the plans and specifica- tions adopted by said City.as part of the contract of said city with the Jordan Construction Co., contractor, which contract was duly rati- fied by the said City on the 21st day of September, 1925, andis record- ed ecorded in Book 4, p. 293, et seq., Minutes of said City Council., which said contract and specifications are made a part thereof. That the R. G. Carraway Co., be instructed and they are hereby instructed and ordered to make an estimate of the probable cost of such improvements as contemplated in said p&.nd and specifications, which are made a part hereof, giving said city. -the benefit of said estimated cost, that they prepare a list of all lots or fractional lots, situated on thatpart of said Eighth Street above described, giving the number and size of same, the number of the block in which situated, the names of the owners if known, and re s any lot or fractional lot the owner of the same shall be eatered on said lits as "UNKNOWN". the further duty of the said R. G. Carraway Company list, opposite each lot or fractional lot lying and side of each of said portions of said Eighth Street three-fou'rtha X3/t) of the estimated expense of the er-ction of gutters, ana other expenses incident to which is unknown, It shall be to enter on said being on teach above described, grading, paving, the pav i ng in front, adjoining or otherwise such lot or fractionaliot calculated by the "FRONT FOOT PLAN OR RULE", that is, as the total frontage of the property of each owner is to the total frontage of the property on that portion of such street thus to be improved upon which such o owners property abutts adjoins, and they shall also enter on said list opposite each lot or fractional part of lot or tract of land situated as above described, figures showing the total estimated cost of the sidewalk or curb necessary to be placed at such premises in conformity with this ordinance. The information thus obtained shall be is ed in the advertisement and at the hearing hereinafter provided. That any description or designation of property or of owners of property reasonaialy sufficient to apprise such owner that he or his property i.: intended by such description or designation shall be deemed and held to be sufficient description or designation; and no defective or erroneous description or designation shall invalidate or impair such list, estimates or any other matter or thing herein pro- vided for, or done in pursuance of this ordinance, nor invalidate or impair any assessment hereafter made against any property or owner so intended to be described or designated; and that if this provision be held in any respect invalid, that same shall not in any way affect the redaminer of this ordinance or any other part hereof, nor any action hereafter taken or ordinance hereafter adopted by the Council, but all same shall netertheless remain in full force and effect. That the cost of each property owner shall be in proportion as his or her frontage bears to the total frontage of that portion of the atre'et improved, lying within the particular District, as hereinabove defined and numbered, upon which such owners property abutts or adjoins, except as otherwise determined at the hearing on benefits hereinafter provided for. That the total cost of constructing curbs in front, along, or around any of said property shall be assessed against the owner thereof and his or her propertyl Assesament of a portion of the cost of such improve- ments shall be made age. Inst each tract of abutting property, and the owners thereof by the City Council after hearing as hereinafter provided for, and such assessment shall be a personal liability of the owners of such abutting property and shall constitute a lien thereon superior to any other lien or claim except state, county or municipal taxes, and shall be enforced either by the sale of said property in the manner provided by law in the collection of ad valorem t axes by the said city, or by suit against the owners in any court having jurisdiction. As essments against any property exempt by law from sale under execution, shall be a personal liability against the owner thereof. But the contractor doingsuch work and making such improvements shall have the right to not do any such work and to omit making such improcement in front of any lot or tract of property, which is the homestead of any person, unless the owners of such home- stead shall execute and deliver to such contractor a valid Mechanic's and Materialman's hien against same securing such contractor in the payment of the portion of the cost and expense of such improvement assessed against such owners by the City Council. No assessment shall be made against any owner of abutting property or his property in any event in excess of the actual benefits to such owner in enhanced value to his property by means of such improvements as ascertained at the hearing here- inafter provided for. That full and fair hearing shall be given to the owners of such property, ana to the owner or owners of each piece or tract of such property. Such hearing shall be by and before the City Council. A time and plate for such hearing shall be set by the Council and notice of such hearing shall be given to the owners of such property by advertisement thereof inserted and pub- lished at least three times in some newspaer published in the City of Plainview, the first publication to be made at least ten days before such hearing; and that at such hearing such owners or any of them shall have the right to contest such assessments and to be heard fully as to same, and to contest the personal liability and to contest the regularity of the proceedings with reference to such improvements, and the benefits of said improvements to their or his property and any other matter with reference thereto. The cost of collection or assessments ana reasonable attorney's fees, if incurred, shall be included in same. Any property owner against whom or whose property any assessment or reassessment has been made shall have the right within twenty days thereafter to bring suit in any court having jurisdiction to set aside or correct the same or any proceedings with reference thereto, on account of any error or invalidity therein. But thereafter, such owner, his or her assigns or suc- cessors, uc- cessors, shall be barred from any such action or any defense for invalidity in such proceedings or assessment or reassessment, or any action in which same may be in question. Assessment shall be payable one-tenth case, due upon completion and acceptance by the City of the work within any of the Districts hereinabove defined and numbered, the balance to be maxima evidenced by certificates bearing such date shall be payable in nine equal nstallments on or before one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight and nine years, respectively, from the date of the Certificate of Assessment; deferred installments shall bear interest at the rate of eight (8) per cent per annum. Said certificates shall be assignable and issued in the name of the city, declaring tite • liability of such owners and their property for the _payment of such assessment. Certificates will recite that all propeedings with r eference to making such improvements have been re- gularly had in compliance with law and with the charter of said city, and that all prerequisites to the fixing of the assessment lien against the property designated in said Certificate and all prerequisitds tothe fixing of the personal liability evidenced by said Certificate, have been duly performed and shall be'prima facie evidence of the facts so recited and no further proof thereof shall be required in any court. All ordinances or resolutaions or parts of ordinances or resolutions in conflict herewith are hereby expressly repealed in so far as they are in conflict herewith. The fact that the above designated streets are in a deplorable condition, constitutes an immediate and imperative public necessity that the rule requiring ordinances to be read at three several meetings be suspended, and that this ordinance take effect from and after its passage. Passed, this the pith day of Liao A. D. 1926. APPROVED, this the I4th day of Nay A. D. 1926. ATTEST: SEC_ 1LRY ITY 0 TEXA MAY R, C YVIIAINVIEW, TEXAS. MAIgfA LAINVIEw, No further business appearing Council adjourned. ATTEST: City Secretary. Liayor. Plainview, Texas, Lay IIth, I926. I hereby sisapprove and veto the motion adopted by the Council on the 3rd day of Lay, I926, purporting to amend the City Fire Limits to take the East Half of Block I6 O.T. out of said limits. The said motion is ineffective for the purpose suggested. Such purpose could be accomplished only by regular Ordinance. Ivor. Plainview, Texas, Lay IIth, I926. I hereby disapprove and veto the motion, resolution or order passed by the Council, hay 3rd, 1926, purporting to allow South Plains Monument Co., to remove a frame building on to Lot I6 Block 15 of the OT. of Plainview. Mayor. 13 14 Plainview, Texas, Lay I4, I926. City Council met in Special session, Mayor W.E.Risser presiding with J.C.Hooper, J.L.Guest, 'r1I.E.Boyd, D.M.Thompson and J.B.Cardwell, Aldermen, and G.H.Saigling City Secretary present when the following procedings were had, to -wit; Ordinance #23I was presented to the Council and same passed as recorded herein on page I4 A., after which Council adjourned. ATTEST: City ecre ary. Ipsay o r . Plainview, Texas, lay I5, I926. City Council ret in regular session, Mayor 4.E.Risser presiding with J.C.Hooper, J.L.Guest, iV.E.Boyd, D.A1.Thompson and J.B.Cardwell, Aldermen, and G.E.Saigling City Secretary present when the following proceedings Frere had, to -wit; Ordinance 4232 was present to the 8ouncil and same was heard and passed as recorded on page I4B. hereof Regularly; moved and seconded that estimate -#-4 paving certificate ' estimate 44 presented at this time by Jordan Const Co covering district- 6- be an- dthe same is allowed and certificates cover= said estimate be issued. Carried. No further business appearing Council adjourned. ATTEST: TI STIA,TE OF ZEXAS: CITY OF PLAINVIEW: On thi s the b day of Ea" 192 6 t::s City Speci 1 Council of the City of Plainview, T(exas, conge ed in „ A ion at the City Hall in the City of Plainview, all ma here being present as foil ws: W. E . RIS J 0 H °OPE ve E. ]30Th, .1. L. GUEST, J:B.Card ell D. Nu TROMPS G. H. S,AIGIJNG, with none absent, a business was trans, d ted. ' „YOR CO' -10 II,JiN 0 ITY 4 ; other brs inees transacted, the f ell ow.ing It was nove d by Co 3 C ilnia i D seconded by Councilman, cI that an ordinance en, ti tied: r „am 2 3-1 9 DETERMINIYG THE NECESSITY "F LEVYING ASSESSMENTIGmINST PROPERTY ABU TT ING UPON P. RTS OF EI:GHTH STREET IP' ZIE 0 T'TY OF T1A INV:JEW HERE 10TAJF TER DE SC RIMED , AGAINST THE RESPECTIVE OWNERS OF SUCH PROPE,TY„, FOR PART ..;OF :!'7OST OF IMPRCN1NG SAID PORTIONS OP SAID EIGHTH S''..'FFET„ FIXING A,. TIEE FOR THE HEARING OF OWNTIFS OF SAID PROPERTY CFNCERNING A FUfiRT .ND MIt30TING THAT THE OITYSBCRETARY GINE NOTICE OF SUCH HEAING AS RmcilplYT • BY ART, 1 1,3,REIVI''' CIVIL STATUTES ,au° TEXAE, AND DECLARING AalmilnI.IcanTl!Itt, be pi its firet readi g. The motion be ing put by the Mayor wae.arried by fol I °win vote A.,10E sec Ik I The mayor declared the motion carried. It was d by C o u nc LT1 c ed by Council' a r 0 1 and that all ruIes be „supend., ed. and that the ordina. ce be finally. passed. The ot ion .wa s put by ta e May and Irt a acied by the follo'wing vote AYES: The mayor de olare d, the mot ion, carried andthe ordi nonce f inally paes ed and ad op ted - The o rdima nc e s as f allows 0,1.0- ORD Ineac,E DETERMINING. THE NECE SS 1 TY OF LE YING ASSE l'&1111 AGAINST PROPERTY ABUT T TVG! UPONPARTS OF FIGH.TH 5 TIMET IN THE C ITY OE PIJA IN -11EMr HERE INAFTE R, DESCIPCCREM „ GA:MST THE RESPECTIVE OWNERS 01? SUCH: PR OPER117, FOR. PART OF TEE C OST OE IMPROVING SAID PORTIONS OF SAID E I GHTH. STREET , FIXING it T INE FOR THE HEAR.a OF' OWNERS OP E' ID PRIDPERTY CONCERNING' AS SE S EWEN T ANS D IRE C T IN"G. MIAT EIE C SE. 'CRE TARY G IVE NOT ICE OF S CH HEAR ING AS REQUIRED BY „ 1013 , REAUSD. C 'VII,. STATUTES OF TEXAS , AND DE CI, . R ING, AN ENER GENC WHEREAS , the C1 t of' Plainv lew, Texa h ad. ad op te d. the o f the provisi one of Chap ter 11 , Title 22 n„ Re r1ced C iv il o f Texas „ by a maj ,or ity v- e of the lega lly qu al if le be S t a tu t e s r erty tax pay i g voters, re siding in said. City, at an, elect ton . held, on the 18th, day- of No embe r , 1916, ; a: W'REICAS , t,be, C 1 ty Goun of sa id 0 ity, dl on, the 20th ,doy of Nbvember, 1916, after .... aid e:ec t ken, as an order e claring the re sul t i of the sa id elect io n, and de ol.arlog, the :ovi sions ofsai - Chapter and, Title appl i cable to and City in11re s e ate, 'bleb, order is of rec ord in Vel - e t sr q, of th e Minute s of se,id. City of :E1airviey ai governi...g said, 3 Page 37 ay of S(F.,,,Ipc16:.,t111.,01E,,,,I..... 1925 , af te r ad ',10°HERE AB , o n thfa oft ,1110111 vert ila ing for c (ompe t itive b the City. C oun c awarde d a contract f or de in g the werk of pav in g nd o the rw is e imp ovin g t re ets in. the C 1t„) of Plainview, n ot thane , ly,cte but thereafter to be de termined , and,. the c on stru c t ion. of 0', „gutte r s and o th e r nece ss r tenano e iincluding d ra irw and a to se we r a there in to Jordan donstriu.C,11; i on Comp any on sa Id Company e bid cf un it price for such, workan d wh i cia f.)ntr ax,,,,!lt, waI,E1 le t up on c omp e tit ive, b ids f or uo h w- rk r e ce ivc. d by the (4,4 ty Coun ±o r th e Ci ty. of P1 ainv 1 e w af t e r dut?' advertise n t thereof „an is of record e t ; and which, contract with the sal1 Jordan Construction, Cocpany 1 the minutes of the C CouriciA..,„ in Vel4 page ammui „ on the 218 t day of Sept embe r , 1925, the, said C ity C unie;i1. did pas a an c rd inance , rat ifying ad co nf lriiig the 00 n tr ac t he e t of are ma e and e nt e .red i n to by and b e t we en the May or the c ost of aid provemente 0 and as to the wnership of property a, atting on aid portion of said Street so to be 1, the ated proportionate expens of said i proveo ents for .vvhich. tJ. e perty.where t, ereof should be li, ble. .711E.m1Q011E, be it orda lned by the 01 ty Counc 11 of the City of Plainview, Te 0 that the report of the R. G. Carraway Co., Engineers f r the City, having been, dulyy examined and consi hereby appr Ted.; and, BE IT FURIMER ORDE. IP: D that an red, is fter a fuli and fALir hear in 1,111^ is had as provided herein that & part of the east of the i pxooveme.nts so to be B e ade ln each of the above d - ignated 6444f5re it shall g,ainet the property' 1, ,atting upon ch district 1 and against the re specti e owner 8 cf such prIperty, and, .1.Aleit th., total cost of aid iJLLprovIuunt shall, be apportia ed andpaid as rove. foll 7 (»., ) That the cost cf laking such impro ements, except carts, shall, be pal' ae f o11ow: One -I ourth (1) of the total cost by the afore said C together with the e ntire c ost of the s ewer out - le t , and thre e -f our th, 1:).,tii) of the total o on t by the abutting pr operty aern er o, exeept the cost of the sewer s utlet which, is. t be paid 1 full by the City. (b) Mat the c ist to e ,ach property owner shall be in proper ti n, a his or her frontage bears to the total front!..,..ge of that portion of the street i'pri-ed, lying within the part' as above defA ne d and nukbt 'ed, upon which such., owners pl...1(Dplarty abut t adj ins, eace t as otherwise determined onthe hearin1 on benefits ae hereinafter provided f That the t tal. cost Of c one truct Ing cur e 1 r f runt along or Lround any. of 114aid., roperty s all be assessed. owner thereof and his or her pr perty. ) The assessment shall be a Pe: inst the anal 1 lab 11 ity f the owners of such. abott in property and, shall 0s nstitute a, lien thereon sup Atior to any. (other lien or claim, except State 0 County IsI Junioc,ipal Taxes, and ehal_ be enf ored el th.er by the orale of said, property in the anner pry ided by law, in the collection. of ad valorem taxes by the EIF City, orby suit againl t the owner in any. .court, hay.ing juri e lotion nder the proviE ±ons of Chap- . 11, Title 22, TiL2v.ieed 0itil Statutes of aid. Cityand the ror'nstruction Cc 3 contrEtor, for the paving of certain streets an parts of streets, and the' construction of curbs, gutters, drains - „1. storm sewers, thereon, Which 1. mance is of record in Vol. 4, 112Ege 292, et f the Mi,utes of sai City Council; and WHEREA„S„ on, the 2 - day of the said. Cit,y C .unc il, by a . ote of five 1925,, ays, did appro•e the form of Cenetruction Bond, and the Surety there n executed in due form, by the said Jordan Construction is of record in. Vol, C ouncii; and ipany contractors, lit:rich., bond pa; 12 of the •uLnU tee of said City. WHEREAS, on the _in ]26,the C ity Gonne il of the 1.,,ty ofPlainview, did. in accordance ith., the li.pter 11, Title 22 1...ed Civil Statutes f Texa P r si, on of of 1911 ( nd in ac c, rdance with. the p- •isionv of li.....t..apter 9„ Title 1 of th. R C iv 13. Sit tee of Texas or 1925,.o.rd,er the 1....1proveme n t of partions of Eighth. Street in said City hereinafter described by paving, erecting curbs, utter and other nece o eary appurte nance s Inc lud in drains a. d term sewers, which port, o],1 owe 'Is of said Eighth Street are described. That part f Eighth, Street the City. of Plain le from E., B. L. of ... vay to the W. B. L. of Ash. Street, which is desi,gnated. ae District No. 10. That portion.. of Eighth Str e said C ty Plainview fr the 'Vd . B. I. of Br adway to the B., B. L. of Austin Street„ hich is designated as Di .•trict No 11, That porti(o. of El th Street in. the said City of Plain view frioi the iffo B. L of Austin to the E. B. L. f Columbia. Street, hich esignated c Ditrict N*' 12; 1,24 a d ,'EAS, the *aid Jordan Construe.. it C given bond. for the performauoe of said ork an for of mpany I! 5 d , e mal r tenance and the R. G. Carraway C ape y, Engineers for the City, have, in accordance with the irdinance so ordering the improvement of said, portions of aid. Eighth Street, filed. their report with the City as to 7 of Texas of 1911. (e) No a,E ler.ment hall be made against any , ner of abutting property or his propertyin any e. ent in, excess of the actuai,. benefits to such. owner inenhanced value to hie property by means of len 1 spro ement as ascert in eil t such hearing. The part of saidcostto be: p.id by 88Lproperty t n818 and, assessed against the and their property. abutting upon said rt ion of sold Eighth. Street, shall be paid, in ten equal net aU. en teas fellows: One-tenth cash, due upn co,.pletion and acceptance by the City of the work: within the particular district hereinabove defined and numbered, the balance to be evidenced by pertificates bearing date of such completion, shall. be ayable i.i nine equal 1 stallments on or before one, 'too, three, four, fi e,• six, seven, eight, and. nine y-ar. respectively, after the date f the Certificate of Assessment; deferred inetallme.u ts shall bear interest at the rate of eight (8) per• oentum per ,igninump-4able annually., pro ided that xiy property. owner y p&y bef e maturityby pay, ent of principal a fd accrued, intere t; it is specially provide that failure to pay a.4of saidin- stall, ent or any inte.Heet when due shallat the election of the holder of the certifimate evidencing any such assessment, mature all re' ing installments, and that, .eignable certificates in favor of the said Jar Conztruction Companys'idencing suchasses me. .t adall be issued. by the City of Flainvle% as provided. in said Chapter 11, Title 22, Revised Civil Statutes if Texas of 1911. =0.5, according to such, report and statement of said engineers, hereby alTraved, the total e timated cost of such, improve , 0. 6 - 4,7 'ent is $ and, the. pr and. amount of such, to be assesaed against the abutting property arf, the respective miners thereof aa suggeLted in such, report is as fdlows: For paving, i ic1ud1ng gutters, excaHation, drains, ...... sewers ano other necessary' appurtenances64480006666.6 /9 5 q.5-. 36 For • 4 • • lb • • • 6 6 d 6 4 • • • • • 4, •S Ar.0 p, 33 And the City prop rtion of' the cost BOT such work as estimated. in said report..........$ TOTAI * (11W * * 0 4606664600064 • • • • go, Of The per f. nt foot tobe charged against property a:butting on said respective distriotz to be assessed against such property and the respective owners thereof for paving, includinf gutters, Emuratiur drains, sewers and other netessary appurtenances stimated in said rep rt is as foll Oh' For District No. 10 ............ /./..440 7r, For District No. 11........ ........8 FOY' istriet . 120***0.0.0 6.040**.44LIALS**0 AS accordin to said report, the nimeeof the owner of said propertyand the description of their property and EL unte conte thited to be assessed against a ch lot or lots and the reepective owners thereofare s follows, to—wit: ets • V� � �, "ow -3 PZo r.,cno °H,Z4 Po �' HnK gg2 .00 p 0 We.0. x�0 root Pp0 °0I cca0 a° � �a ai • m b�C,"' qtl �1��r -,tmi�A ox m � d Mayr g -1,-i4 "a�xaq 'Ax' 2ZP 5x5 mo °CD 0 °� Otl'i a s fid rt5 p'd od .1,z m a n ��' nmol a.m M crM0 �a x� oda d ;g ti xC7 P. �,d - m ''' P or 0 too o v�. 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F.' r r r r 1-3 W W 00 00 to to W r CO 14A ▪ IA. 0a.0 01 -.7 00 04.0 0 01 CT 00 COJ 00 00 ro PY 00 00 w 0 00 lb*00 w w w 00 00 F.. µ C71 W 00 N 01 Co to 00 co 00;IA CODIA CO CO cocO co 7 00 CO 00 -,l 7 00 'P W 00 -� NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER OBTAINED, that a hearing shall be given to said owners or their agents and attorneys, and all persons interested in the said matter, as to said assessments, and as to the amount to be assessed against each owner, and his property, by reasons of said improvements, and shall be given a right to contest the regularity of the proceedings with reference to the improvements, and the benefits of said improvements, to their property, and any other matter with reference thereto, which hearing shall be held at the City Hall in the City of Plainview, County of Hale and State of Texas, on the 3-/` aay of , 1926, at o'clock, at which time all of sai owners, their agents or attorneys or persons inters ted in said property, are notified to appear and be heard; at said hearing said owners or other persons may appear, by counsel or in person, and may offer evidence, and said hearing shall be adjourned from day to day until folly accomplishea. The City Secretary is hereby directed to give notice of said hearing by inserting a copy of this ordinance at least three times in some news paper published in the aforesaid City, the first publication to be made at least ten days before the date of the hearing. The City Secretary is also directed to give further notice of said hearing by mailing to said owners, their agents or attorneys, a copy hereof, whenever the address of said owner, agent or attorney is available on the tax records of said City. The fact that aforesaia work has progressed to such an extent it is not advisable to make immediate agrangements for the hearing required by law, creates an emergency anti imperative public necessity that the rule reauiring ordinances to be read at }tthree several meetings be suspenued, and that this ordinari6e take effect from and after its passage, and it is so ordained. All ordinances or resolutions or parts of ordinances or resolutions in conflict herewith are hereby expressly repealed insofar as they are in conflict herewith. PASSED this the pr day of ' A.D. 1926. APPROVED this the /5-- day of A.D. 1926. ATTEST: HAY I 6 Pi,Ai IEW, TEXAS. Plainview, Texas, hay I7th, I926. City Council met in regular session, I- or Risser presid- ing with J.C.Hooper, J.L.Guest, W.E.Boyd, D.L.Thompson and J.B.Cardwell Aldermen, H.H.Ivlurray Chief of Police and G.H. Saigling City Secretary present when the fallowing proceedings were had, to -wit; Minutes of the last regular and three call sessions were read also two vetoes by the Mayor recorded on page I3 rellulting in the approval of all. Regularly moved and seconded that City permit of clos- ing of Street in Block 7 Central Park for Harvest Queen Lill provided present sewer line under said street can and Will be taken care of properly to satisfaction of City Engineer. Carried Loved and seconded that City Attorney draft an amemd- ment to present Ordinance prhibiting slaughter houses in the City limits and present same to City Council at its next reg- ular meeting. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that a 6" water line be laid to serve Blocks 35-36-37-38-47 - 48 of College Hill Add- ition to the City. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that Sanitary Sewer be extended to serve W.H.Lurphy in Block 22 C.H.addition. Carried. Loved and seconded that the Sewer Line Extensions pro- posal presented by Roy Irick at this meeting be accepted sub- ject to the approval of the Street and Alley and Sewer and Water committes. Carried. Loved and seconded that the City Attorney draft an Ord- inance requiring all business firms to keep a metal container in which t ey whall put all trash to be hauled by the City Trash wagon. Carried. Loved and seconded that Verdee Gentry be and is hereby appointed night fire Truck driver at a salary of 075.00 per month. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that legal notice be served on owners of E2 Lots 9-I0 Block 3I H.L. and Lot 4 Block 3I H.L. to connect with the City Sanitary Sewer. Carried. IF_oved and seconded that Officer A.E.Blakemore wear an Officers Unifor while on duty. Carried. 1 t Allis a0 4 xtv es *OW, it 0041#411 1. Of I► ► ► low listme 11~64. 4 *. WmWWS SIM1110r111 PML 1.1.3714311 04 r baklavas 4stsol *oak $114 100$, bombs list at the *So of ota It0110,10r sac '' ►w►WWI 41111 Us VW ` ' # of salt c attsisoisi4 sun skorsaimea1*)to so Mew h IR c +W of Imo ts the et the rime et mostt 1 t iMe et sail Ott Coondt. tY1heat sod pool et the itsTa-M Nq THE STATE 4r THE COMITY Of HALE The City Council of the City of ow, Tc 1 oonvsnsd in regular session on this time say of May, 1984, with tot following members of the Council present, to -grit: W. B. Risser, Mayor. J. C. Hooper, , J. D. 4a1Kwis11, , , Ds. J. L. Quest, : tton*ot1me�a► s W. R. Boyd, D. u, Tiunspson, G. H. baigling, City Seoretary. C. S. Williams, City Atta nsy. Withtens following absent, Roue. constituting a perm, at winieh time the following among other prooes4iads wsrs hats Cawsotlaan Cardwell presented for oonsistsration a resolution and ride a motion that it be adopted. The motion was aoommind WI Conn U sr► Hooper. This motion carrying tbs adoption Of tks resolution prevailed by the following vote: AIES: ►Coo nehmen J. C. Hooper, J. ii. Cardwell, ' . R. Boyd. Gae s t and D. M. Thompson. Nim s Mons. The rasoluttoae is as fellows: WHEREAS, the °ity Connell has heretofore on the 15th day of Xsbrrnavy os.outed s, contract with Roy Irish, ooutiestor, for the oonstrootios of osutain improvements is the City of Plainview, Tones and WHEREAS, said contract provides that the said sent *tor shall resolve his os satins from the City upon est imat•s 40pp11r140i by tbs City 1tia►ssr as the work ptsgresssas and INIMEAS, said aontraat farther provides that the oontraotor shall receive Ctty of Plainview Sewer sten Improvement Warrants, Series 1926, dated Marsh let., 1926, bearing 6% interest in lieu of payment is cask; and WRIRRLS, said oontraotor has presented his third estimate approved by the engineer in words and figures as follows ESTIMATE NO. 3. CITY 01 ILL1iifll3tt, TEXS, TO Estimate No. 1 allowed Estimate No. t allowed WY 17, 1926. SOY IRICY, Csmtraoter. Estimate No. S of this date - Total amount duo- - LEM PREVIOUS PA a3aT31 Estimate NO. 1- Estimate Eo. A Salaam due M 71 $12,810.00 6,251.10 3.00y,09 424,061.10 Iii. P. SNITS City i ngtaeer. WIRES, said improvements covered by said estimate have been inspected by the City Council of said C.tty and found to be in asoor anoe with the specifications adopted by said City and to be veil worth the sus of *3,061.10, the amount provided in said estimate, and said City Council hag aooep#ed the labor and material .evsrsd by said edtimate.fo.r and behalf of said City of Plainview; and WRERELS, said estimate herein set out has been daly and ted by said City Connell and found to be correct; NOW, TNEBEiC38, 3R IT MOWED BY TEE CITY CODICIL Of' THE CI CY MINTIhti, TI XLSI That said estimate soveriug said material and labor aggregating the sum of 43,061.10, whioh has been presented by Roy Iriot, gontrastor, be, and the same is, hereby allowed. That in accordance with said contract between the City of Plainview and said Roy Irian, oontraotor, there shall be ezeoatted and delivered to said Contractor, City of Plaianiew Sewer System Improvement Warrants, Series 1926, numbers forty- three-(43) to forty-eight (49), inoliasivs, in the denomination of 4200.00 each, aggregating three thousand dollars ($3,000), dated harsh 1, 1926, bearing interest at the rate of six (6%) per oat per annum, ',sing part of an issue of p0000.00, aathorited to be issued by an ordinene of the City Omen, Possio9 on the l5t4 day of February, 1926, and duly recorded in the Minutes of said Connell. That the said City of Plainview, Testi, has received fell value end oon.tdor+ation for said warrants, numbered forty-three (43) to fortja-eight (49). tnolustvsi The Mayor, City Seor.tary and City Treasurer are Mosby directed to emote such o•rtifisates and affidavits as are necessary or oeuvanient to reflect the validity •f the warrents delivered hereunder. The •entrasta r shall be entitled to a credit of 461.10 en the nett installment delivery of the warrants. APPROVED this the wor NAPM OF COUNTY OF HALT CII? OF PLAIMYIEI 1, G. N. Smiling, City 9ssrrtary, of the City of Plainview, ?vow, do hereby (f.rtify that the above and fore- going is a tract And wrest oopy of the Unites of the OW Coil of esti city is the passage of thl resolution there ti as*tionnd, as the same appears of repo rd in look .„ _, page _ _ . of seq., of the Minutes of said City 0ounoil. Wi4IZ98.iq hand and goal of the said City, this the Lday of Way. 192i. (seal) 17 Plainivew, Texas, Lay 26, I926. City Council met in Special session Ibayor Risser presiding with Aldermen J.C.Hooper, J.B.Caedwell, J.L.Guest, D.h.Thompson and W.E.Boyd and G.H.Saigling City Secretary, present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; Regularly moved and seconded that final bill for Ongineering fee on City's Street Paving, amounting to $3775.25 be and the same is hereby allowed and ordered paid. Carried. Certificate Estimate # 5 on Street paving was presented to the Council by Jordan Construction Company and same was allowed and Certificates ordered issues. Ordinance authorizing delivery of said Certificates to Contractor inserted herein follows. Final Warrant estimate to Jardari.Construction Co on street paving was presented and allowed and Ordinance allowing said estimate follows. FInal statement of quantities of Storm sever .pnd of street paving as submitted by Engineers follows herein. STATE OF TEXAN COUNTY OF )4LLE CITY OF 1.00XVIEW The City Council of the City of Plainview. Tenns, convened in Spe ls1 Session in the Oity Hall ob this the day of , 1996, with the following gibers of the Council prsisnt, W,..E.Risaer•, J. C. Wiper s J..B.Cax'.dwe11 = J. L. Guest s Oou*oilmen a D. Y. Thompson Boyd G. M. 3sigling► Oity risarstary, with the following absent: None. At which time, amens other procaInge was had the following: It was moved by Councilman Hooper sssonMsd by Csonnil1Ian Guest that an Ordinance entitled "AN C DIN JOE rf— ACCEPTING CERTAIN STREET IMPROVEMENTS AND AUTHORIZING THE DELIVERY TO JORDAN COMMO- TION COMPANY CERTIFICATES 0Y SPECIAL A1NE8liMETT EVIDZEING THE INDEBTEDNESS OF Tfir PROPERTY OWNERS WHOSE PROPERTY I8 $BIEPITED DY SAID IMPROVER/AM DECLARING AA EMERGENCY." be pincad on first reading. The notion carried by the following vote, A7E8. Oouncilmen Hooper, A. E. Boyd, J. L. Guest, D. R. Thompson and W. G. Boyd. NO . r, s Bons. The ordinance was read in full by the Secretary. It was moved by Come bean W. X. Boyd and seconded by 0ouneilman Reaper that the shorter provision requiring ordinances to be read and passed at sow than one meeting be suspended. lotion carried by the following notes AYES, Oecnoilmen Beeper, A. P►. Boyd. J. L. Omit, Dello add W. Q. Boyd. RCE8s none. Motion by Oeano i larn W. E. Boyd, seconded by Councilman Hooper that the ordinance be finally passed. Motion carried by the following vote, AYES: aoansilmea Hooper, Boyd, Guest, T1 peon end W. Ii. Boyd. NOES; Hone. The Ordinance is as follows; AI ORDINANCE� y ACCEPTING CERTAIN STRUT IMPROVEMENTS AND K1ii OBIIIHG THE DELIVERY TO JORDAN CONSTWOTION COMPANY CERTIFICATES OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT EVIDENCING Tip: INDEBTEDNESS OF TUC PROPERTY OWNERS WRO9$ PROPERTY IS BENEFITED DY SLID IMPROVEMENTS, , DECLARI RG AN EM GERCY" . WHEREAS, heretofore, on the 21st day of September, 19E5, the Cit;.' Council of the City of 'lainview, Texas, passed an ordiasnos ratifying a contract between the City of Plainview and Jordan Construe - tion Company, providing for the tmprovements of oertain streets and parts of streets of the City of Plainview, Texas; and WHEUEAS, heretofore, on the 2M day of 3ienbsr, and Tth dap of December, 1925, the City Council of the City of Plaiaon►iew, Texas, passed an ordinance ordering certain impraversfints of osrtain streets and parts of streets in the City of Plainview, Texas; and WNEREAS, on the 17th day of November, and 28th day of Deosmbsr, 1928, the City 00vn0i1 passed an ordinance levying an assessment against the property and the owners thereof, abutting aeon the streets and parts of streets to be improved; and WHEREAS, the Jordan C:jnatruotion Company, Contractor, has oompleted in full the improvements upon said streets and parts of streets in full oonpliaae. with the contract between the City of Plainview, Texas, snd the Jordan Construction Company, insofar as certain paving districts are oonoerned; which ao.pleted district. are umbers .. f 9.10/ . 9 f and 1139, TA: M A , 1 IT ORDAlnii BY THE CITY CO 07 THE CITY OF PLAT 11i' i, LUCAS: 8t That said improvements be, and the same are hereby aooaptsd by the Gity of Plainview, Texas, and the approved. state- ment be in all things allowed, and the layer ea the City Secretary are hereby authorised and directed to execute and deliver to Jordan Construction Company certificates of special assessment evidencing the indebtedness of the property owners whose property abutts on said improvements and evidencing the lien of said special assessment fixed against said abutting property, and in accordance with d e contrast between the City of Plainview, Texas, and Jordan Commrur tion Company, and the ordinances and resolutions heretofore passed and adopted by the City of :Plainview, Texas. The fact that the City and its inhabitants ars badly in need of the use of the improved streets involved, this ©xdinanoe providing for the aooeptanae of the same is declared to be an emergefoy measure, for the preservation of On public peace, propert7i health and safety, demanding that the Charter provisions prohibiting ordinances from being finally passed on the date introduced, be suspended said that this ordinance be effective from and after its passage, and, it is so ordained. PASSED this the,2-‘day of A. D. 1926. APPROVED this the Z( day of �¢� -• D. 1926. s1, Mayor, City f Plainview, Tezas. R.G. CARRAWAY WILDER KENAN R.G.CARRAWAY COMPANY GENERAL AND CONSULTING ENGINEERS CH I LD RES S,TEXAS CERT' ICATE ESTIMATE NO. 5. TO THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL, Plainview, Texas. Gentlemen: Plainview, Texas. May 24, 1926. We have examined the work performed by the Jordan Construction Company on Districts Nos. 5 and 9, and find the same constructed according to plans and specifications, and recommend that assesstt certificates Nos. 116 to 161 inclusive, be issued; also that payment be made to Contractor as follows: To total work completed to 162 70x.91 date, including Engineering Fee, . . . . . . . . . Less: Engineering Fee t 5% I 7,747.85 Certificates Nos. 116 to 161 inclusive. . . . . . .1 22,728.41 Previous Certificates . . . . A 86,829.44 Total Deductions . . . . . ,305.70 fi117:305.70 1 45,399.21 Amount due contractor on Certificate 45,399.21 Estimate No. 5 Respectfully Submitted, FRANK F. DUBOS reside ngineer. R.G. CARRAWAY WILDER KENAN R.G. CARRAWAY COMPANY GENERAL AND CONSULTING ENGINEERS CHILDRESS,TEXAS FINANCIAL STATEMENT TO ACCOMPANY FINAL STATEMENT OF PAVING PROJECT. CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS. To total amount dile Jordan Construction Company, by City Of Plainview, on Final Statement of work performed, 53 147.06 including Engineering Fee. To total amount paid Jordan Construction fi 49,000.00 Company to date by warrants Amount due Contractor on Final Statement, Net. . . . 4,147.06 Gre-r—-247,ed /moo �v �°.Lo .� �` o /7,4 SUMMARY OF FINAL STATEMENT. DISTRICT. PROpERTy CITYtS TOTAL OWNERS SHARE. SHARE. COST. 1 1 12,087.19 3,531.28 15,618.47 a 19,648.46 5,827.41 25,475.87 4 24,512.24 ° 7,934.63 324 446.87 5 5,927.88 1,614.34 7,64200' 6 12,415.62 3,336.39 15,752.01 7 10,664.18 2,863.75 13,527.93 8 7,501.75 2,159.66 9,661.41 9 16, 800.75 ‘ 4,853.74 21, 654.49 Total Cost of Storm Sewers to City. 19,841.03 19,841.03 Widening Intersection & Patching at Austin & W. 7th. St. $ 265.04 $ 265.04 10' Alley North Side City Property at Austin & 7th. Ste. $ 52.96 $ 52.96 Widening Austin St. between 8th. St. & 9th. St. $ 498.09 $ 488.01 Widening Austin St. between 9th. St. & 10th. st. $ 368.7& $ was,.74 Totals $109,557.85 $53,147.06 $162,704.91 STATEMENT OF FINAL QUANTITIES IN STORM SE"4ER. CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS. 42" OUTFALL SEWER. 375' Trench 0-6' deep, @ $7.00 2011 " 6-81 " 3 7.20. . . . . .. 337' " 8-10' " @ 7.35 265' " 10-12' " @ 7.45 4.73 Cu. Yds. Concrete 51# Reinforcing Steel, 8 Cu. Yds. Excavation 1 Manhole Complete MAIN TRUNK 835.7' 36" 182.7' 33" 744.31 33" 519.8' 21" 633.8' 21"' 81.2' 18" 238.8' 18" 460.0' 15" • . . . $ P225.00 1447.0 1741.95 1974.25 in Headwalls, Etc. ® $20.00. 94.60 @ 70 3.57 for Headwalls, Etc. @ $0.50 . 4.00 45 00 SEWER. Concrete Pipe. " n n n Tile Pipe. n n 1 n 1$ n n n LATERALS. Wth. Street, Columbia 120.0' 18" Tile Pita. 301.51 18" " " 70.51 15" " " 265.0' 15" " " Trench 10'-12' " 101-121 " 81-10' " 81-I0* 61-81 61-81 n 01.44 " 01-6t to Austin. Trench 8'1-10' " 61..81 61-81 " 0'--68 deep @ $5.45 @ 4.15 W ® 4.05 . . . . @ 2.60 @ 2.45 @ 1.98 @ 1.78 @ 1.45 . . . . n n " " 4554.56 758.20 3014.41 1351.48 1552.81 160.78 425.06 667.00 12484. 30 Deep @ $:2.13 if 255.60 if ® 1.98 . . . . . . . 596.97 • ® 1.65 . . . . . . 116.32 S @ 1.45 384,25 1353.14 $ 975.00 . . 742.50 8th. Street Columbia to Austin. 375.0' 21" Tile Pipe. Trench 8'-101 Deep @ $2:60 375.0' 18" "' " " 61-8t " 0 1.98 . . . 11717.50 10th. Street, Columbia to Broadway. 128.01 15" Tile Pipe. Trench 81-30' Deep @ $1.80 • $ 230.40 387.0' 15" " " " 6'--8' " ® 1.65 638.55 335.0' 15" " " " 0'--6' 8 @ 1.45 485.75 262.5' 12" " 8 "' 01-61 't 0 1.10288.75 $ 1643.45 INLET PIPE TO CATCH BASINS. 1992.9' 12" Tile Pipe. Trench 0'-61 Deep $1.10. . . . . . 31.0' 13" 8 "' " 6' -8' " co 1.30. . . • . . . 32.5' 10" n n n 01.;.61 n @ 1.00 APPURTENANCES. 13 Manholes @ $45.00 55 Catch Basins @ $30.00 452.1# Reinforcing Steel in Catch Basins. 0 $0.07. . . . . Lowering Smitary Sewers. Force Acr.xount Exteneton of 8th. Street LlIter .1, Au tin tc 34,01 0' 11" Tile Pipe. Tr ncb O' -6' Deep `1 *1.10 $ 22.1 E' 40.30 33 50 2264.99 $ 585.00 1650.00 31.65 $ 2266.65 372.78 364.10 RECAP. OF STORM PETER ST.QTE1iENT. SE"'RR8 PAID ONE4RALF BY CITY AND MAIN TRS SER ONE-RALF BY PROPERTY 0ERS. 7TR, STREET LATERAL 10TH. STREET LATERAL. . INLET PIPE TO CATCH BASINS. APPURTEN ATC E8 . . Engineering • 1 • • • • . . * . One-half by City 1,111 ones-P.1t by Property Owners. . , , • 12484.30 1 14 1643.45 99 105€6 58 SEWERS PAID IN FULL BY CITY. 43N OUTFALL SEVER t 6535.57 OTC STREET LATERAL. , 1717.5(? LOVERING SANITARY PE 'ERS. `FORCE ACCOUNT. 272.78 MENTION 8TF. STREET LATERAL. . . • • . 36 Faitiinering 0 5%. Total vost of sewers to City $ 19841.03 STATEMENT OF FINAL QUANTITTEh OF PAVING, CITY OF PLAINVIEw, TEXAS. Dist. 1 Item Quantity Paving 4409.99 Excavation 1460.20 Gutter 1271.36 Header 216.00 Engineering at 05% Paving cost --- City's 1. Unit Sq Yd Ca Yd Lin Ft Lin Ft Unit price Cost $ 2.75 .50 4.40 .4o $12,127.47 750.10 508.54 86.40 Property owners Property owners Property owners 0 4 curb sewer Total cost to property owners $12,452.51 $ 674.62 $14,145.13 -$ 3,531.48 $10,593.85 -$ 564.04 $ 931.34 $14,087.19 $ 3,531.48 $14,087.19 TOTAL COST OF DISTRICT No. 1 , including En . fee $1 5.618.47 __ 2 Paving Excavation Gutter Header Sep curb 6765.d 2268.00 2660.88 420.00 2437.60 Engineering at 05% Paving cost City's s Property owners Sq Yd $ .75 Cu Yd .50 Lin Ft .40 Lin Ft .40 Lin Ft .50 Property owners curb Property owners sewer $18,604.52 1,1)4.00 1,064.35 168.00 1,228.80 Total cost to property owners TOTAL COST OF DISTRICT No. $L2,199.67 $ 1,109.98 $23,509.65 $ 5,847.41 - - - - $ 5,847.41 $17,484.44 $ 1,234.90 $ 931.34 $19,648.46 - - - - $19,648.46 , including Eng. fee -•-.- $25,475.87 4 Paving 9014.50 Excavation 3005.00 Gutter 3742.6o Header 300.00 Sep C't.rb 3099.30 NOTE: Engineering at 05°70 Paving cost Sq Yds Ca Yd Lin Ft Lin Ft Lin Ft $ 4.75 .50 .40 .40 .50 $24,784.37 1,501.50 1,489.04 140.00 1,549.65 $49,444.56 $ 1,472.23 $30,916.79 Account of skip deduct 570.97 Sq Yds Pavement, 190.00 Cu Yds. Excavation, 300.00 Lin Ft Gutter, 309.93 Lin Ft Sep Curb. Total of `hese quantities including Engineering fee $ 4,0 97.15 Total amount of assessment left out, not including curb Total quantities deducted DIFFERENCE City's L of quantities deducted Less, 50.00 Lin Ft Header at .44 309.93 Lin Ft Sep Curb at.5 DI irEn:10E, extra cost to City account of s'dp $ 509.26 $ 41.00 $164.71 $18.71 $ 183.71 $ 325.55 $ 2,568.22 $ 2.031.17 $ 531.09 $ 525.55 $ 405.44 City'd *of Paving cost $ 7,729.19 flus $ 405.44----$ 7,934.63 - -$ 7,954.63 Property owners ----•--$ 23,187.60 less $4568.42----$ 20, 619.38 Property owners curb $ 1,398.44 $ 2,494.64 Property owners sewer Total cost to property owners Total cost of district No 4, including eng fee $ 24, 514.24 - -844. 512.24 32,446.87 STATK=TT OF FETAL QUANTITIES OF PAVING, CITY OF P LAII•TVL7W, =AS. Sheet Noi e Dist, Item Q',iant i ty Unit Unit price Cost 5 Paving Excavation Gutter Header 2005.20 494.94 914.18 56.00 Engineering et 05% Paving c oSt Ciuy's Property owners Property owners Property owners curb sewer Sq Yd $2.75 Cu Yd .50 Lin Ft .40 Lin Ft .40 Total cost to property owners $ 1,614.34 $ 3,514.30 247.47 365.67 _ e'L.40 $ 6,149.84 $ S0'J.50 ----$ 6,457.54 $ 4,843.00 -- $ 595.15 $ 689.51 -$ 5,927.16 TOTAL! DOST OF DISTRICT NO. 5, 'nc vdin 1.'n,_. few Paving EYoavation Gutter Header 4056.99 1553.00 2022.58 160.50 Engineering at .05% Pavi4g cost City's Property owners Property owners Property owners Sq Yd Cu Yd Lin Ft Lin Ft $ 2.75 .50 .40 .40 $ 1,614.94 $ 5,927.46 $ 7,542.00 $ 11,156.72 676.50 809.03 67.80 $ 12,710.05 $ 635.50 -$ 3,336.39 curb sewer $ 10,009.16 932.14 1,474.52 $ 13, 345.55 Total cost to property owners-$ 12,415.62 TOTAL COST OF DISTRICT NO. 6, inciuding Eng. fee 7 Paving Excavation Gutter Header 3500.53 1128.00 1725.64 72.0o Engineering at 05% Paving cost City's t Sq Yd Cu Yd Lin Ft Lin Ft $ 2.75 .50 .40 .40 Property owners Property owners Property owners curb sewer $ 3,336.39 $ 12.415.62 A 15,752.01 $ 9,626,46 564.00 69o. �6 28.80 $10,909.52 $ 545.48 $ 4,863.75 $ 8,591.25 $ 742.32 $ 1.330.61 Total cost to property owners$ 10,664.18 $11.455.00 $ 2,863.75 $ 10.664.18 TOTAL DOST OF DISTRICT NO. including En.. fee $ 1,,52'1.93 STATE/ NT OF FINAL QUAi1TITI:3 OF PAVING, CITY OF PLAINVIEw TEXAS . Dist. Item Quantity 8 Paving Excavation Gutter Header 2685.06 895.00 889.66 100.00 Engineering at 05% Unit Sq Yd Cu Yd Lin Ft Lin Ft Unit price $ 2.75 .50 .40 .40 Paving cost City'd 4 ---- ----$ 2,159.66 Property owners -- $ 6,478.97 Property owners curb $ 557.52 Property owners sewer $ 665.26 Total cost to pro)erty owrs$ 7,501.75 Cost $ '1,83.91 447. 50 355.86 40.00 $8, 20.21 $ 411.36 $ x,159.66 '1,501.'15 TO*AL COST OF DISTRICT NO. 1, including Eng. fee $ 9,661.41 9 Paving Excavation Gutter He ade r NOTE: 5880. 55 1962.00 .e694.66 176.00 Engineering at Paving cost 05% Sq Yd $ .75 Cm Yd .50 Lin Pt .40 Lin Ft .40 $ 16,175.46 981.00 1,077.86 '/0.40 $ 18,300.72 $ 915.04 Account of skip deduct 188.88 Sq Yds Pavement, 63.00 Cu. Excavation, 100.00 Lin Ft Gutter. Total of these quantities including Eng. fee Total amount of assessment left out, not including curb Total quantities deducted DIFFERENCE $ 19.215.76 Yds. $ 620.46 City's of quantities deducted $ 155.11 Less, 133.00 Lin Ft Header at .42---$ 55.86 100.00 Lin Ft Curb & G .84---$ 84.00 $139.86-$ 139.86 Difference, extra cost to City account $ 15.5 of skip Citys } ----- $ 4,805.94 plus $15.c5** -$ 4,853.14 Property owners Property owners Property owners ---$14,411.8 curb sewer less $685.51---$13,'726.31 $ 1,084.90 $ 1,989.54 $ 685.51 $ 620.46 $ 65.05 Total cost to property owners $16,800.'75 4,853.'/4 $16.800.45 TOTAL COST OF DISTRICT NO. 9, including Eng Fee ---- $21,654.49 ? E3TATEOk TAS THE COMITY Of HALEt The City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, oonvened in ""`� ession on this the , day of 1926, with the following members of the Council present, to-w1A W. E. Risser, Mayor, J. C. Hooper J. B. Cardwell, Dr. J. L. Guest, t Counoilrnn W. E. Boyd, D. M. Thompson, : G. H.:aigling, City Secretary, C. S. Williams, City Attorney. With the following members absent, None, constituting a quorum, at which time the following among other proceedings were had: Councilman W. is.. Boyd, presented for consideration a resolution and made -a motion that it be adopted. The motion was seconded by Councilman Hooper. The mot1an carrying the adoption of the resolution prevailed by the following vote: AYES: Oovn©ilmen J. C. Hooper, J. B. Cardwell, Dr. J. L. (dies t , I. E. Boyd wad D. M. Thompson. NOBS: None. The resolution is as follow$: WHEB L3, the City Council has heretofore oaths 3rd /925 dsy of 3sptembsr, and let day of Ootober/1essoated contracts with Jordan Const'euotion Company, a oorporatioa, contractors, for the construction of certain street improvements in the City of Plainview, Tezas; and WHER :6. , said contract provides that the said contractors shall reoeive their eompensation from the City upon estimates approved by the City Nngineer as the work progresses= and WIDOW, said oontraats further provide that the oontraotore shall receive City of ?1ainview Street Improvement Warrants, Jeries 1925, dated November 15, 1925, bearing six per sent (6 ) intercet in lieu of payment in cash; and 'MMUi, the contractors have presented their third estimate approved by the engineer in words and figures as fbliowss Wim, said i*provements covered by said estimate have been inspected by the City Connell of said City and ibund to be in accordance with the specifications adopted by said City and to be well worth the sum of qhs assert provided is said estimate, and said City Council bas acoepted. the labor and material covered by said estimate for and in behalf of said City of Plainview; and nIKC,a8, said estimate herein set oath's been duly audited by said City Conioil and found to be correct; EVN, TREIWOB , B1 IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY CO TNCIL OF THE CITY OF iLAINVI :W, .::XAS t That said estimate covering said labor and material 06 aggregating the sum of 3.4/.//7 ., which has been presented by Jordan Construction Company, contractors, be, and the same is hereby allowed. That in accordance with said contracts between the City of Plainview, and said Jordan Construction Company, oontraotors, there shall be exeouted ant delivered to said Contraotors City of Plainview Street Improvement Arrant', Series 1926, sabers fifty ( 001 to -`� • oL. - i, inclusive, in the denomination of � o 100000 each, aggregating , dated flov. ber 16, 1925, bearing interest at the rate of &ix (6`,) per omit per annum, beim part of an issue of ..55,000.WG, authorised to be issued by an ordinance of the City Council. passed on the and day of ltoVaber, 1925, and drily recorded in the Minutes of said Council. That the said City of Plainview, Texas, has received lull value end consideration for said warrants, numbered 50 to ,6- inclusive. The Mayer, City Secretary and City Treasurer are hereby directed to execute suoh certificates and affidavits as are necessary or convenient to refloat the validity of the warrants delivered hereunder. A '?ROV this the.;,4_40 day of ATTR 1986. R. B. 4IaS1E Mayor, City of Plainview, Tessa. TBE STATE O e' LEXAS C©UiiTT Oi HALE : I► C. H. aigling, City Secretary of the City of Plainview, Texas, do hereby certify that the above mud fore— going is a true and correct oopy of the Minutes of the City Counoil of said City in the passage of the ordinance therein mentioned, as the same appears of record in book a5, •t page et seq., of the Minutes of said City Counoil. �f ITNESS my hand and the seal of the said City, this the day of 00'.17 1928. (seal) • THE CITY OF PI AINVIE J:. THE STATE OF TEXAS:::: ( On this the 31st day of May, 1926, the City Council of the City of Plainview convened in ession at the City Hall in the City of Plainview:,, all member ins being present, as follows: acted: W. E. RISS✓R J. C. HOOPER, J. B. CARD J,EU, J. L. GUEST, D. L. THOMPSON, W. E. BOYD G. H. S iIGLI' ATG MAYOR COUNCILMEN SECRETARY. When the following, amongst other business, was trans - It was moved by Councilman J. L. Guest and seconded by Councilman J. C. Hooper that an ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE 3 "r LEVYING AN ASSESSI NT AGAIT'TS T PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF PLAINV]E\T, TEXAS, ABUTTING UPON PORTIONS OF EIGHTH STREET, HERETOFORE ORDERED IMPROVED , FOR PART OF THE COST OF IMPROVING SAID PORTION OF SAID STREET, FIXING A CHARGE AND LIEN AGAINST TEE RESPECTIVE TRACTS AND PORTIONS OF SUCH PROPERTY AND MAKING SAME A PERSONAL CHARGE AID OBLIGATION AGAINST THE RESPECTIVE 041VERS OF SUCH TRACTS AND PORTIONS OF PROPERTY, PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION OF SUCH ASSESS- MENTS AND DECLIRING AN EMERGENCY" be placed on its first reading. The motion was put and carried by the following vote: AYES: COUNCILMEN HOOPER, CARD' ELL, GUEST, THOI PSON AND BOYD. NOES: NONE. The motion was declared adopted and the ordinance was read in full by the Secretary. .It was moved by Councilman Cardwell and seconded by Councilman Hooper that all rule~ be suspended and that the ordinance befinally passed. The motion was put by the mayor and carried by the following vote: AYES: HOOPER, CARD'TEL_t., GUEST, THOMPSCU A1•D BOYD. NOES: NONE. The motion was declared carried and the ordinance adopted. The ordinance is as follows: *AEN ORDINANCE LEVYING TG :=N ASSESSMENT AGAINST PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF PLAINVIEJ, TEXAS, ABUTTING UPON PORTIONS OF EIGHTH STREET, HERETOFORE ORDERED IMPROVED, FOR PART OF THE COST OF IMPROVING SAI:;D PORTION OF SAID STREET, FIXING A CHARGE AND LIEN AGAINST THE RESPECTIVE TRACTS AND PORTIONS OF SUCH PROPERTY AND MAKING SAME A PERSONAL, CHARGE AND OBLIGATION AGAIrST THE RESPECTIVE OWNERS OF SUCH TRACTS AND PORTIONS • OF :PROPERTY, PROVIDING FOR TEE COLIECTIOIT OF SUCH ASSESS- MENTS AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY". ')H REAS, on the day of hay, 1926, the City Council of the City of Plainview, by an ordinance duly adopted on that date, ordered the improvement of certain portions of EIGHTH STRET in the City of Plainview, Texas, and cbsignated each portion of said street so to be improved is Districts as follows: That part of Eighth Stre t in the City of Plainview from E. B. L. Broadway to W. B. L. Ash Street designated as District No. 10,E That portion of Eighth Street in said City of Plainview from W. B. L. of Broadway to the E. B. L. of Austin Street, desig- nated as District No. 11. That port ion of Eighth Street in said City of Plainview, from W. B. L. of Austin Street to the E. B. L. Of Columbia Street designated as :District No. 12 and ordered R. G. Carraway CO., engineers, to make ani estimate of the probable cost of such improvement, and prepare list of all dots situated on parts of said street bo tirdbeed improved, together with the names of the owners of such property anu to enter on said list of property opposite each tract thereof three-fourths a) of the estimated expense for making such improvement; and `JDEREAS, the said R. G. Carraway Co., made its report of the estimated cost and prepared a list of propertgg owners, with three-fourthss of the estimated ekpense for making such improvement opposite eact tract of said property; and i�-.:E REAS, on the / day of Lay, 1926, the City Council.:of_the City of Plainview approved the report of the said R. G. Carraway Company so made and by ordinance duly adopted determined the necessity of levying assessments against tae property and the res :ective owners thereof for the purpose of paying part of the cost of making such improvements and ordered that a hearing be given to the owners of such property, their agents and attorneys and ordering notice of such hearing be give; and .BIAS, in accordance with the provision of said ordinance and with the provisions of Chapter No. 11, Title 22 of the R. C. S. of Texas of 1911 the Secretary of the City of Plainview did give notice of said hearing and did cause notice of said hearing to be published in three issues of the Plainview Evening herald, a newspaper of gen- grail circulation in the City of Plainview, the first issue thereof f1* day of May, 1926, and did mail to each being on the ra owner of property abutting upon the portions of said Eighth Street so to be improved, acopy of said published notice; and WHEREAS, said hearing was had and held at the time and :.lace so provided in said ordinance4nd notice, to -wit: The 31st day of Lay, 1926, at the City Hall in the City of Plainview, Texas, and at which hearing all persons desiring to appear in connection with any of said matters were heard, after which the said hearing vias on the 31st day of May, 1926, concluded and closed; and WHEREAS, at the said hearing all desiring to contest the. said aetiessment, correct the same in any manner concerning the benefits thereof, or in any other matter, were heard, and errors and all matters of error or mistakes, or inequalities, or other matters regt4ring rectification which were called to the attention of the City authorities ,aving been rectified and corrected, and said authorities having heard and ccnsidered the evidence in the premises, and the said authorities being of the opinion, from the evidence, that the assessment hereinbelow made and charges hereby declared against property owners and their property are just and equitable, and that there has not been any charge in excess of three-fourths of the total cost of the improvement made against any abutting property owner, except as to curbs, which is assessed totally against said property owners as provided in Article 1009 Revised Civil Statutes of. Texas, and that in each case the assessment made a sinst any parcel of property is less than the benefits to said property by meahs of enhanced value thereof by reason of said improvement, and the said City authorities have: considered the facts and adopted the Rule of Apportionment below set out, and the division of the cost of said improvement between said property owners and their property is just and equitable and producing substantial equality, considering benefits •arising from said improvements and brdens imposed thereby; 'IHEREAS, according to the report and statement of the Engineer, heretofore approved, the total cost of such improvement is 028,780.64 and the proportion and amount such to be assessed against abutting property and its owners, as finally determined at the hearing, 'is as follows: For paving, including gutters, excavations, drains, sewers and other necessary appurtenances ..........$19,595.35 For Curbs... $ 1,090.33 And the City's Proportion of the cost for such work as estim ted in said report.....$ 8,094.96 TOTAL 028, 780.64. The amount per front foot assessed against each owner and the property for paving, including gutters, excavation, drains, sewers a nu. other necessary appurtenances is as follows: For District No. 10... .$8,364379 For District No. 11 8.258915 For District No. 12 9.184209 NOW, TB RE1O E, BE IT ORDAiI7JD BY THE CITY COITrCIL of the City of Plainview, Texas: $ECTIOY 1. 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That the several sums above mentioned and a s ssed against said prooerty owner;:, r. . spectively, and their prpperty, are hereby, tegether with the cost of collection thereof, including reasonable attorney's fees, if incurred, declared to be a lien upon the said respective o.rcels of property against which the sane are assessed, and a personal liability or charge against the owner thereof, and that the said lien shall be the first enforceable claim against theproperty against which it is assessed, suprior to all other liens and claims except state, county and municipal taxes; that the sums so assessed shall be payable as follows, to-wit: Onegtenth cash, due upon the completion and acceptance of the work by the city; the balance shall be payable in nine equal installments on or tefore one, two, three, four, fice, six, seven, eight andnine years, respectively, after the date of certificate of Assessment; deferred installments shall bear interest at the rate of eight (8) per cent per annum; provided, that any pve erty owner may pay b f orematurity by payment of principal and accrued interest; further providing that if default shall be r1ade in the payment of any principal or interest when due, the whole of said assessment upon said default shall at once become due and payable at the option of the legal holder thereof. SECTION 3. That the said City of Plainview shall not be in any manner liable for the payment of any sum assessed against any property owner or his property, or against any railway or street railway company or its property; but that the aforesaid contractor shall look solely to the said persons and corporations and their property for the payment of the said sums, but that the said city shall exercise all its lawful powers necessary or proper to aid in and enfefee the collection of the said sums; and that if default shall be made in the payment of any of the said sums hereby assessed against said property owners and their property, collection thereof shall be enfofced by the sale of the said property by the city tax coll ctor as near as possible in the .manner provided for the sale of property for non-payment of ad- valorem taxes; or at the option of the legal holder of the Certificate of .Assessment, the payment of the said sums .mall be enforced in any court having jurisdiction. That said certificates shall also provide that the amounts payable thereunder shall be paid to the City tax collector of the aforesaid city, who shall credit said payments upon the said certificates, and shall immediately deposit the amount to collected with the City Treasurer of said City, to be kept in, and held by him in, a special fund, Which is hereby desi.nated as C2i.TE =Ds, and which payments shall be by the said Treasurer paid to the legal holder of saia certificate, on presentation thereof to him, duly certified by said City Tax Collector, and the said credit by said City Tax Collector, being the Treasurer's warrant for making such pay- ments, a .nu the said legal holder of said certificate shall receipt in writing to saiu. Treasurer thereof end surrender said certificate to said Treasurer vrhen paid i.n full, together with all cost of collection. And the said Certificate shall further provide that the aforesaid City shall exercise its lawful powers, when requested so to do by the legal holder thereof, to aid in the collection thereof, bat the said City shall in nowise be liable to the holder of said certificates in any manner for the payment of the amount evidenced by said certificates for any cost or expense in the premises, or for any failure of the governing body of said city, or any of its officers in connection therewith. SECTIOI' 5. The act that the aforesaid improvements have progressed to such an extent that it is how advisable to make immediate arrangements for the issuance of the aforesaid certificates, creates an emerGency and imperative public necessity that the rule requiring ordinances to be read at three several meetings b suspended and that this ordinance to e esfect from and after its passage, and it is So ordained. PASSED this the 31st day of May, A. D. 1926. APPROVED this the Zlst day of May, A. D. 1926. "SPECIAL PAVIYG CERTIFI- tTTESM "OF' P MIMI, TEXAS. SECTION 4. That for the purpose of evidencing the several sums payable by said property owner and the time and terms ofpayment, and to aid in the enforcement thereof, assignable certificates of assessments shall be issued by the said city upon the completion and acceptance of the said work of improvement, which shall be executed by the Iayor of said City signing the same and by his facsimile signature being impressed on any coupons attached thereto, attested by the City Secretary under the impress of the corporate seal, said coupons to also bear the facsimile signature of said Secretary, and payable to Jordan Construction Co., to whom the contract for making said improvements has been let by the City, or its assigns, which certificate shall declare the said amounts ana time and terms of payment thereof, ana the said rate of interest thereon, and shall contain the narue of the owner and the description of his property, or such description as may identify the same by reference to any other fact. And the said certificate shall further provide that if default shall be made in the payment of any installment of principal or interest thereon when due, then, at the option of the legal holder, thereof, the shop: of said assessment shall at once become due and payable, and shall be collected with reasonable attorney's fees and costs, if incurred. And said certificate shall further set forth and evidence the acid personal liability of the owner and the lien, upon his premises and shall provide th_.t if default shall be made in the payment thereof, the same may be enforced either by sale of the property by the City tax collector, as above recited, or by suit in any court having jurisidction. And the said certificate shall further recite that tye proceedings with reference to makfing said improvements and assessment have been regularly had in compliance with Chapter 11, Title 22, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas of 1911, and that all prerequisites to the fixing of the lien and claim of personal liability evidenced by such certificate have been performed, which recitals shall be vidence of the facts so recited and no further proof thereof shall be required. Closfeng of Linutes of Lay 26, I926. No further business appearing Council adjourned. ATTEST City Secret Plainview, '2eras, lay 3I, I926. City Council convened in Special Seesion, with I4ayor Risser presiding; with Councilmen J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, J.L.Guest, D.hI.THompson and W.E.Boyd, and G.H.Saigling, City Secretary present when the following proceedings were had, to -wt; ATTEST: No further business appearing Council adjourned. City Sec eta • J. I''layor. Plainview, Texas, June 7, I926. City Council met in regular session, mayor Risser presiding with J.C.Hooper, D.L.Thompson, i.E.Boyd and J.B.Cardwell, Aldermen, H.H.Lurray Chief of Police and G.H.Saltgling, City Secretary, present when the following proceddings were had, to -wit; Liuntes of the last regular and two call sessions were read and approved. Request of Guy Gilliland for water in Block 22 College Hill Addition, between 9th and IOth streets was refered to the water & Sewer Committe. Loved and seconded that water service be given to H.A.Pres- ton and 'd. P. Scott on Fir Street between 5th and 6th streets. Carried. Loved and seconded that 3 additional traffic STOP signals be ordered. Carried. Irma Huff came before the Council asking for water and sewer service which was granted and ordered put in. Loved and seconded that a 4 foot woven wire fence with barbed wire above be built along the public road on the eastside of the City dump ground. Carried. Lo --ed and seconded that the Lonthly allowence to the Fire Dept be raised from $35.00 to $40.00 and that the Layor ascertain what bed lines are needed by the Dept and purchase same for it. Carri Loved and seconded that the City buy a grader with 9 ft blade from the Austin -Western Grader Co at a cost of $II95.00 with credit allowence of $200.00 for the old grader making the City's obligation for the new grader $995.00. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that the City shall have a Street light put up at the South East corner of the Lamar School grow . Oa3`.3"ii .. The following reports for the month of Lay were heard and same accepted and approved and ordered spread on the minutes of this meeti and filed. G.H.Saigling Delinquent Taxes $982.45; Water & Sewer and Miscellaneous Collections $I526.50., Chief of Police $I35.40. 22 No further business appearing Council Adjourned. ATTEST: hayo r . Plainview, Texas, June 2I, I926. City Council met in regular session, Lwor Risser presiding with J.C.Hooper, D.I.Thompson, and 1.E.Boyd, Aldermen, H.H.Idurray Chief of Police and G.H.Saigling City 'Secretary present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; Tdinutes of the Last regular session were read and approved. Regularly moved and seconded that the Band Stand on the square be moved to the City park property. Carried. Loved by J.B.Cardwell and Seconded by J.C.Hooper that G.H. Saigling be and is hereby appointed City Tax Collector and for this work he shall receive IO % of all delinquent Taxes Collectoed by him plus the Cost on each receipt issued by him; effective April I, I926. notion Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that the City purchase police uniforms for Officer A.E.Blakemore and Paul Hardy. Carried. Loved and seconded that the City hereby cancels contract with the Austin -Western Grader Co for a new street grader. Carried. The following Ordinances wree presented to the Council by 4 the Prayor and after having been heard read were duly Approved and passed as of this date above written: - ORDINANCE NO. 234.4 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW that it shall hereafter be unlawful for any person to distribute on any street or sidewalk within the City Limits, of to place or 4e19 deposit in any automobile not his own within the City Limits or to throw or deposit upon any street or sidewalk any circular, hand- bill or other printed or written advertisement; and that any person violating this Ordinance shall upon conviction be fined in any sum not less than $1.00 and not mo:•e than %I00.00. Passed o, approved this the 2Ist day of June, A.D., I926. ATTEST:* Fav o . THE CITY OF PIA I?TVLEW: TYLE S TATE OF TEXAS:::: On this the 31st day of May, 1926, as provided by and in accordance with the provisions of the ordinance adopted ,or by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, on the day of May, 1926, determining the necessity of levying assessments against property abutting upon portions of EIGHTH STREET in said City theretofore ordeted improved and abainst the miners of such property and setting a time for the hearing of such this day, the City Council of the City of Plainview for the purpose of giving a. hearing to the owners owner for duly convened of property abutting on said portions of EIGHTH STREET heretoforedrdered improved and designated as Districts Nos. 10, 11 and 12 and for the purpose of giving a hearing to and hearing such owners, their agents, representatives and attorneys, and having convened in session until all persons desiring to be heard in connection with the improvement of said street, the amount of said assess- ments and reasonableness of same, as to the regularity or ingsieretofore taken in regard to such improvements, and assessments and as to all matters in connection with same proceed- such roceed-such and the said hearing having been completed and concluded, Councilman J. C. Hooper moved that the hearing be closed, which motion being seconded by Councilman D. M. Thompson was put by the Mayor to a vote and carried by unanimous vote of all councilpen present, to -wit: J. C. Hooper, J. B. Cardwell, J. L. Guest, D. M. Thompson, W. E. Boyd,voting Aye and none voting "No". APPROVED this the 31st day of lay, A. D. 1926. 0-ritiofK 23 CDI DANCE NO. 235.` 3E IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW; I. Hereafter it shall be unlawful for any person occupying, using or having possession or control of any house, room or other building or structure situated within the fire limits of the City of Plainview, Texas, as said fire limits may at the time be desig- nated by Ordinance of the City of Plainview, Texas, or in any wise interested in the conduct of any business, whether as owner, tenant, leese or employe, in any such house, room or structure, to wweep, throw, carry or otherwise move frog: any such house, roo or structure or permit to be swept, thrown, carried or otherwise removed from any such house, room or structure into or upon any street or alley or on any vacant lot or portion of lot or at any place whatever within such fire limits, any trash, paper, paste board or card board, unless same be placed in a metal container provided with a metal top or cover, at all tines kept in such condiditon as to retain such trash, paper, paste board or card board until it may be removed therefrom. as every such person'mentioned in the preceeding section a metal container with a metal top or cover, as in the mentioned, and place same on or near the alley nearest t occupied or used by or being in possession or control 2. That shall provide above section the premises of such person, and in a place readily accessible to the employes of the City at any time charged with the duty of gathering and haul- ing away such trash, paper, paste board or card board. 3. That any person violating any of the sections Nos I or 2 shall be deemed guilty of provisions of the above a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined in any sum not less than 0I.00 nor more than I00.00,. 4. The fact that trash, paper, paste board and card board are inflamable and are constantly being deposited or permitted to be deposited on the streets and alleys within the fire limits, creates an emergency, it is this Ordinance take cation. Pa li ATTEST : - ordained that all rules be suspended and that effect immediately upon its passage and publi- and approved this the 2Ist day of June, A.D. I926. moi/ City S cretar . Layor. AIM ilm• OM IND ORDINANCE NO. 236. AN ORDINANCE AL:ENDING SECTION TWO OF ORDINANCE NO. I06, AS TO RIGHT OF ONE VEHICLE OVER ANOTHER. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: I. That the operator of every vehicle approaching an inter- section on any public highway or street in the City of Plainview shall yield the right of way to any vehicle approaching such inter- section from the right. 2. The fact that the section so amended is impractical and contr- ary to the general provisions of law, creates an emergency and public necessity,- requiring that all rules be suspended and that this Or- dinance take effect from and after its passage and it is so ordained. Passed and approved this the 2Ist day of June, A.D. 1926. ATTEST: City Secvetary ORDINANCE NO. 2371 Layor. AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING LEFT HAND TURNS AT OR IN THE INTERSECTIONS OF BROADWAY AND SIXTH ;TREETS AND REPEAL* ORDINANCE NO. 2II. '3E IT ORDAINED BY TRE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: I. That hereafter it shall be unlawful for any person drivixjg or in charge of any automobile, truck, dray,, or other vehicle of any kind to turn such vehicle to the left or to permit such vehicle to be turned to the left at or in the intersection of Brom/way and sixth streets in the City of Plainview. 2. Angt person violating the foregoing provision shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined in any .. sum not exceeding NI00.00 . 3. That Ordinance NO. 2I1 approved September 7th, I925, be and the same is hereby repealed. 4. It is ordained that this Ordinance take effect and be in full force from and after its passage and publication because the immed- iate regulation of traffic of said intersection is deemed in the interest of the safety of the inhabitants of the City. Pased and approved this the 2Ist day of June, A.D. I926. ATTEST: 42W41L.4.,04„,, Eayor. 25 ORDINANCE NO.238. AN ORDINANCE REOJIRING DRIVERS AND OPERATORS OF VEHICLES TO BRING SUCH VEHICLE TO A COLPLETE STOP BEFORE ENTERING INTERSECTIONS OF CERTAIN STREETS. BE IT ODAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: I. That every person operating or in charge of any automobile truck, motor vehicle or other vehicle of any kind, shall before entering upon Broadway at the intersection of Seventh street, and from either the east or west and before entering tenth street from the south on Austin Street, and before entering seventh street from the north at the intersection Columbia Street or at the intersection of Austin Street, shall bring such automobile, truck, motor vehicle of other vehicle to a complete stop, and any person violating this Ordinance shall, upon conviction, be fined in any sum not less than $I.00 nor more than $200.00. 2. The fact that there is no sufficient Ordinance regulating the traffic at the above mentioned intersections and that a dangerous condition exists, creates an emergency, and an imperative public necessity requiring that all rules be suspended and that this Ord- inance take effect from and after its passage and publication and it is so Ordained. Passed and approved this the 2Ist day of June, A.D. I926. ATTEST: RD INANCE NO.239.1 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ARTICLE I7 OF ORDINANCE NO. FOURTEEN, REQUIRING THE READING OF ORDINANCES AT THREE SEVERAL LEETINGS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY BF PLAINVIEW: I. That article NO. I7 of Ordinance NO. I4, approved and adopted August 2nd, I907, requiring; " All Ordinances shall oe read in Council on three several days at three different meetings, unless three-fourths of a full borad shall vote a suspension of this rule; qand no Ordinance shall be repealed or amended by any general'terms or by implication, but the Ordinance intended to repeal or amend must set forth clearly the change desired to be made ", be and the same Is hereby in all things repealed. 2. The fact that the above provision tend to delay the conduct of business and the prompt disposition of needed Ordinances, creates 26 an emergency and public necessity that all, rules be suspended and t is that this Ordinance take effect immediately upon its passage and it is so Ordained. Passed and approved this the 2Ist day of June, A.D. I926. ATTEST: ORDINANCE NO.240 . % wayo r . AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE SLAUGHTERING OR DRESSING OF iNILALS WITHIN THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, EXCEPT AS SPECIALLY PROVIDED. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW,TEXAS. I. That any person who may slaughter, skin,scrape or dress any cattle, sheep, hog, goat or other such like animal within four hun- dred (400) feet of any dwelling, residence or other building, occupie,: by any other person, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con- viction shall be fined in any sum not less than $I0.00 nor more than $I00.00. 2. This Ordinance shall not apply to the skaughtering or dressin of any such animal within any slaughter house built, furnished and operated in comtliance with the provisions of the Sanitary Oode. 3. It shall be unlawful for any person to keep or operate or be in any wise interested in keeping or aperating any slaughter house within the City limits of the City of Plainview, excepting only in that portion of said City described as lying North of the Pecos & Northern Texas Railway Right-of-way and East of the Eastern line of Blocks I5 & I6 Railroad Addition to the town of Plainview, and North and South Extensions of said line, and any person violating this sec- tion shall, upon conviction, be punished in any sum not less than $I00.00 nor more than $200.00. 4.That Section No.3. of Ordinance No. 4. of the City of Plain- view, approved April 24th, I907,and all other Ordinances and parts of Ordinances in conflict with this Ordinance are hereby expressly repeal -ed. Passed and approved this the 2Ist day of June, A.D.I926. ATTEST: Liar r . +.w MOO 27 No further business appearing Council adjourned. ATTEST: Layor. Plainview, Texas, July 5, I926. City Council met in regular session, L'ayro Risser presiding with J.C.Hooper, J.L.Guest, D.L.Thompson, 7.E.Boyd and J.B.Cardwell, Aldermen, H.H.Iyurray Chief of Police and G.H.Saigling City Secretary present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; L=oved and seconded that the smatter of erection of stucco and plastered buildings within the Fire Limits be taken up with the State Fire Insurance Commission and Board of Underwriters. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that an extension of water water main be made on Bast 3rd Street in order that a lateral line may may be run on South Denver Street to serve a number of houses with water. Carried. Loped and seconded that Fred Brown & W. P. Selder be paid a monthly salary of 490.00; Y.R.Ball 4II0.00; Clayton Northcutt 485.00 and Paul Bryan 4125.00 all effective July Ist, 1926. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that the City take up the ratter of paving the alley running North (1 South through Block 3I O.T..of Plainview provided . all property owners adjacent thereto sign up to pay their proportionate part of said paving. Carried. loved and seconded that the Layor designate and publishi notice of a clean up week and enforce the Ordinance compeling all weeds and trash to be removed from the City. Carried. Loved and seconded that the Gas franchise ordinance as pre- sented to the Council be adopted thereby granting said franchise; Question was put and roll called on the vote and recorded as follows - Lotion by J.B.Cardwell Seconded by J.L.Guest; those voting AYE- J.B.Cardwell, J.L.Guest, D.L.Thompson; Noes- J.C.Hooper & W.E.Boyd; the Mayor declared the motion carried. The applications of Chas Wright and Jack L. Balankenship for membership in the Plainview Fi;e Department were presented to the Council resulting in their being elected to r:embership. 28 Water & Sewer Supt presented to the Council a list of houses adjacent to the OLty sanitary Sewer lines that are not connected with the sewer and an order was passed by the Council that legal notices be served to the owners of these properites to connect with the Sewer. ORDINANCE NO. 241 entodyrbng the Gas Franchise asked for by A.J.YcLahan and George R. Broadwell of Oklahoma City and R.A.Tipton of Amarillo was heard by the Council and passed and approved as of date of July 5th, 1926. ORDINANCE FOLLOWS:- uhLIACE No. '41. oIdinaad a and. certain riivileges to J. Meahan and GeorL R. I:,roadwell, of Oklahoma City, (Th1&- L.A. Tipton, of .-cillo, Texas, and establishing rdles and regulations for th use ef natural gas for li;ht, heat and adid ,stablishing ar iir limit fol price to be charged for su-h gas. A. J. Yr.c7ahan, George E. l,roadTell and R. A. Tinton have applied to the 7ayor and City Council of the Citv Of P'ain-view, Texas, to grant thm and their associates uhe right to la7 and maintain and opLrate a gas rlant for the distribution of natia_l. 1.-1,?at aad rower within th eity of dpon the foiling terms and conditions, and reservatio i1Its and f-_nehiss to be a..s follows, towit; Section 1. That the right to furnish, distribute arid sell natuual Las for light, heat aad rooeL., for a71 suca other purposes for ohich gas may b6 used within the City of Plainview, Tex6, and for a ir) of twenty yeais frorr. the .-fiat P2 the nassag and anproval f ,.his ordinance is hereby gianted to 4:t. J. :len-than, George F. -.bioadw01 arid E.Tirt-n, subject, howcvei., to the provisions hereinafter ineornoratd in this ordi- nance and for stch additional r ri n ext10-nL.3 of time as may at the expiration of the said term of years, and upon conditions 29 then found to be, iL12 of the Cit7 of P1 invitv,-nd t the grantees, and provided that this ordinance and franchise is to be i: tffct aLd lin from and after the day ahf date of it.; nassace and apploval. Section 2. Thi the said grantees are to have the right to lay mains, 71.11 and e„uipment, and to construct such buildings and int-1 such machinery ox uipment and to sell or lease such eipment to the citizens of Plainview, lexa , as may be neces- sary or advisable in their judgment for the proper performance of the service to -L6 rendered to the City of Plainview, and to its citizens and inhabitants to the best interests of the gas consum- ers and to have, at all timcs, access to the streets and alleys of said City for the purpose of Laying such mains, pipes and e,juip- ment as may be needed from time to time uring the 1,E4N of this franchise, or any extension thereto, nrovided, that at no time sh,l1 the grantees obstruct such streets or alleys so as to inter - fere with the public use then-of for a period longer than twenty- four hours, and that immediately such main, pipes or e„.iipment is laid and tested same shall be cov,:red and such streets or slleys shall be ieplaced in thc same or as good condition as before such work ViS. done. kill excavations to be properly .rd1 by b‘-rriers by day and by red lights t nicht, and the-said grantees shall hold the said City of Plainview harmless from any and all damages to persons or property resulting from their negligence in the manner of constructing such distributing nlant or system and guarding the same while under construction, by a good and sufficient bond executed by the grantees and some reputble surety corroany per- mitted to do Ipsiness in the State of Texas, in the penal sum of Twenty Five Thousand Dollars (25,000.00) The work done in connection with the constru tion, main- tan-nce and operation of said plant and transmission, transpor- tation -nd distributing system, -nn the loc-tion of regulating stations, vent pipes, therefor, cate. valves, gauges, stock boxes, man-holes, low, intermediate and high pressure rain, pipes, feeders, service pipes and conduits, and service pipe extensions 30 snd all sopurtensnces in he streets, highwu:;,s, slleys snd other public places in the City shsll be subject to regulations, rules and ordinance now in force ufter 1fu11y .dopted. Se cti on • That ull mins shun be laid below the surfuce of the greund, and sn in any manner with water mains or pipes or pipes or conduits of other utilities snd governed by the or that muy be there- ut least two (2) feet laid us not to interfere or sewer lines of said City, -lready instslled, and that the connections with the gas mins und pipes shall be placed and laid to the property line oi the consumer ut the expense of gruntees. That the grantees shun not be re,luired to extend main lines more than one hundred and fifty (150) feet to any one eonsumer. Section 4. That said grantees shsll st sll times after said gas dis- tribution system hs been established und pluced in operation, be prepared to furnish said City und its inhubitsnts with u good qusl- ity of gels for lights, heat and power, and other purposes, and said grantees shall furnish such gus for all purposes for which same may be used in sufficient quuntities to supply the needs of the said City .nc1 its citisens.. The said gas shall be furnished to said City and its in- hsbitants for domestic use st u net price not to exceed sixty- seven and one-h-lf (671) cents per thousand cubic feet for all gas provided however that gus used for hesting public buildings, chnrches, hotels snd apartments shall be sold at the following rtes For the first 50,000 cubic feet used per month 671 cents per M Fax the next lupe° cubic feet used per month 50 cents per M For sll used in excess of mcnth That the rates used; For the For the For the For the For the Fax the For the Far the For the the maximum rates 150,000 cubic feet per 4Q cents per M for industrisl gas shun not exceed set out in the fellowing schedule: first 50,000 cubic feet next 150,000 cubic feet next 300,000.. cubic feet next 500,000 cubic feet next 10,000,000 cu. ft. next 20,000,000 cu. ft. next 29,000,000 cu. ft. next 60,000,000 cu. ft. next 120,000,000 cu.ft. used per used per used per used per used per used per used per used per used per month month month month month, month month month month 45 cents per M 35 cents per N 30 cents per Y 25 cents per M 221cents per M 20 cents per M 16 cents per M 16cents per M 15 cents per Y 31 That all above rues are to be charged for gas used through one meter only. That -11 bills shall be due and payable montigy, and with- in ten days from cite rendered, and in case of default or non- payment within said time, the grantees shall have the right to discontinue service to said consumer,. and to make an additional charge for the gas used for any purpose eeual to one -ninth (1/9) of the bill rendered, end in case said consumer shall make application to have sur'vices re-established and gas re -connected with his promises, he shall be re iuired to pay .J1 delin, uent bills, together with the penalty hereto, and to pay a cut on charge not to exceed -1.50 for domestic use and heating pur- poses, and 42.50 for industrial use. It is further provided th_.t the grantees shall be 1lo' ed to Lake a minimum charge of , 1.50 per month for g -s for domestic and heating service �.nd '425.00 per month for industrial gas service. till gas furnished or supplied by grantee shall be metered, and for this purpose the grantee shall, at their own cost and expense, provide and install for each consumer a good and accu- rate meter of standard make, to be a^proved by the City Council and furni hedteacrriorsonth,,earcopyrof to determine shall ben lefgt with or at the residence or place of business of the consumer. Grantee shall provide and maintain at their proper cost and ex- pense facilities for testing gas met. rs, to be to the satisfaction of and approved by the City Council; and said grantee shall. also provide -nd maintain, at their proper cost and expense a standard meter prover of not less than five cubic feet capacity, to be selected by the Cite Council, eYuipped with suitable thermolgeters .nd other necessary accessories which shall be maintained to the accepted standard of accuracy, all to be to the satisfaction and approved by the City Council. Such meters shall be and remain the property of the said gr-ntoes, and the grantt:es shall have the right to re,,uire the customer or consumer to deposit with them a. sum e,.lu-1 to the maximum monthly bill of the consumer, provided, however, that no deposit shall be in a less sum than 410.00 for domestic Teter,. and 415.00 for industrial meter. .e c ti on 5. The natural gas. to be furnished hereunder shall be at all times kept to a standard of eight hundred British thermal heat units or higher per cubic foot at the point of consumption, at a temperature of thirty two degrees Fahrenheit, or zero Centigrade; and to determine whether the gas supplied is of the heating value above specified, the City of Plainview may have tests made by a competent analyst under recognized and scientific processes, ac- cording to the approved. method of making such tests, and said tests shall be from samples of gas collected from the grantees mains at any point or points within the City. If the result of such tests show that during a month the daily average of the gas supplied was below eight hundred British thermal heat units, then there shall be deducted from the customer's bilis for gas during such month a proportionate amount, based upon the deficiency below said eight hundred British thermal heat units. In any, month when such tests are being made, the city sha11 advise the grantees of the results of each test within a reasonable time after it is made, and the official report of such analyst, of which said gran- tees are so advised, shall be taken and accepted as the agreed prima facie correct test of the heating value of the gas furnished during such month and thereafter until a different result is determined or ascertained in a similar manner; said grantees shall furnish gas to consumers at a pressure of not less than four ounces, nor greater than eight ounces, measured at the consumers' meters outlet. Said grantees shall supply and install not less than four, and as many as may be needed approved self -registering pressure and gas, gauges capable of recording the pressure of the gas, in the mains at points in the city designated by the City Council, and said self -registering pressure gauges shall be placed at stations which, in the opinion of the City Council, fairly represent the pressure on adjacent territory; and such station shall be securely inclosed under locks, and deplicate keys to said stations shall be retained by the City Manager, or some; officer authorized by the City Commis- sion; and such self -registering pressure gas gauges shall be equip- ped with removable recording dials to record the pressure, and the 33 said City ?."anagen', or some representative authorized by the City Council, shall remove or cause to be removed from said pressure gauge the pressure records of the preo:edi. g period, and provide the gauges with recording b l..rks for the next period during which such record is desired by the City; and each record taken from such pressure gauges shall be filed in the office of the City Secre— tary of the City of Plainview:, and a record thereafter be ent: red upon the books of the City by the said City 3ecr-ta.ry; and the said City 'Manager, or come representative authorized by said City Council shall keep self—recording dials in said pressure gauges continu— ously for a mondh of as often as is re luire d by the City Council; and the said gauge record and the said book record shall each be competent and prim, facie proof of the pressure at the point at which such record was made at the time as shown by said gauge record. teach consumer of gas shall install and maintain suitable piping within his property lines and suit..ble appliances and fix— tures, except meters,; subject to the approval of the City Council or such supervisor, inspectol or other representative a6 7.2ybe authorized by said City Council to pass upon the Sarno. Section The City reserves the right to lay and permit to be laid electric conduits, water and other pipe lines or cables, and to do and permit to be done any underground work that may be deemed nec— essary or proper by the City Council, in, across, along or under any street, alley, highway, or other public place occupied by the grantees.; and whenever, by reason of nangeS in the grade of any streets, or in the location. or manner of constructing any water ''pipes, electric conduits, se i.ners or other underground structurer tt shall be deemed necessary- by the City Council to alter, change, adapt or conform gas mains and service pipes of Grantees such alterations or changes shall be made by the Grantees when ordered in writing by the City Council or any supervisor or other repr'e— sentatiVe of t,hc, Cit; Council s(P authorized to act, without any claim for reimbursement ment for damages against the City; said Grantees shall i demni f y and save harmless the City of Plainview from any and 4.11 claims for injury or damage:' to persons Or property occasioned by or out of the construction, maintenance, operation or repair of said Gxantees tran=ission,transnortation and distl:ibuting system, and by the conduck, of its business in the 01 to .1_ • The riht to use the streets, alleys, highways or other nublic ways or places of the City of rlainvi-7,w by the Grantee, as nrovided in SeOtion 4 -4101:4, 0€ i6 sabet to the follow- ing restrictions, limitations -n,] conditions, viz: that in build.- ing additional mains or lines of pine, said frantces shall build and construct the same along and under the alleyways, where alleys exist, rather than along and under streets, and shall only use the streets for same insofar as may be necessary in connecting from one alley to another; and said main and pipe line shall be so laid that the top of said main or 7ipe line shall be placed below the surface of the street or alley and so as to protect all paving, wire cables, water 7ipes, underLround wires or wei lte,1.162 .tnd shll be so constrl:_cted and located vith reference to water lines ,,nd sewer mains as not to interfere therewith, and under the direction and to the satisfaction of the C1 Council or the 0it7 Engineer. Section 8. That the City Couneil hereby reserves the right to in- stall at the point whore s -id grantees receive their gas for dis- tribuion in the City a meter through which -11 has distributed to the City and the inhabitants sh-71 be assed, and adeuate self- rEJcitering pressure gauge ade,luate to record the amount of gas distributed to the City -nd its inhabitants and the pressure at which the 6..,Me b7 the grantees. Said Grantees shall a160 ,-4upp1y and tnstL.11 one distant pressure gauge under the. ddretion of the City L:ouncil and tA the place designated by the City Council, which will indicate the pressure at such designated noint, said gauge to be placed in the City Hall in the office of -t.Le City Engineer. Sec:tion 9. Tht id Grritees shall make, not oftener than each Six months, reports to the City Secretary of the City of Pldinview, under oath of the President, treasurer or superintendent of such comnany, showing the gross amount received from the business done within the city in T)ment of 47-arges of gas for the six months next preeeeding. Section 10. That after ,,he said gas distribution S -Stem shall have been fully ior:'1xucted, eeuippe-d und in operati herein provid- cd in the City of Plainview, if the said grantees shall then fail to sl (,Jr`.:.t...tir.tli..11y comply with the condition: 0f, this fY nehise, the City of.Pi.>inview shall have the right by ordinance duly passed therefor to forgeit all the rights and franchises herein granted to the said grantees, provided, that the City of Plainview shall give the said grantees, s, tl eir successor's and assigns, sixty (60) says. notice in writing, spocif='ing the condition claimed to have been violated, and giving full and fair opportunity to be heard thereon before declaring such forfeiture, which, notice shall fairly and fully set out all of the conditions claimed and. complained of and shall be given by the said city and shall be signed by the City Secretary under seal of s .i. city, -f ter having been properly authorized by the Mayor and City. Council of the said City; pro- vided, however, that the s�.id gr..rtees shall have sixty (60) days , ;.after receiving, such notice in which to rectify and cor'r'ect such violations and to sui;st"nti:.,lly comply with the terms and conditions of the ordinance; should the violations of this ordinance so com- nlained of not have been rt;ctified and corrected and the terms and conditions of this ordinance fully complied with at the end of said sixty (60) days, then, and in that event the City shall have the power to forfeit this franchise on account of the violations specified in said notic. That it case of forfeiture as herein provided, the City of reserves the right to purchase the distributing plant of the grantees at its fair appraised v-lue or to allow the grantees to remove Sal:ie within one year from the date of such forfeiture, provided, that before any of said property may be removed, the grantee Aha11 be re.,,uired to give to the City a good and sufficient fond that the streets and alleys will be placed and left in as good condition as found. For each and every breach or violation 'of any of the pro- visions of this. ordinance- by the grantees, they shall be liable to a penalty of Twenty Five Dtlla.rs to be recovered in any court of competent jurisdiction by suit,of any person, firm or corporation injured. or damaged by such breach or violation; and if the breach or violation shall be continuous one, each day during which such breach or violation continues shall be deemed a sep,rate breach or violation and a separate ground of recovery against the grantees. Section 11. That in further consideration of the privileges and fran- ehiski granted to J. McMahan, George E. Broadwell and E. Tipton, they shall adopt and use any and all reasonable safeguards to pro- vide for the protection of persons or property a`ainbt injury or damage growing out of the use of gas and that they shall construct and maintain in good order all mains, pines and e_iuipment used in said City for the distributing of gas, and shall always be pre- pared to furnish said City and its inhabitants r, sufficient ;;uantity of gas for all purposes; provided, however, that in case of explo- sion or accidents of any character or nature beyond the control of grantees, to the m._in lines or to the distributing system provided herein, or shortage of gas supply in the fields from which the gran- tees secure the pas and the grantees re not able on account of such unavoidable conditions to furnish gas for ..11 purposes that p > §rEst "11 be given domestic consumers, schools. -nd hospitals in the use of has until such time as the supply m-y prove. add uate for all purposes. Provided further that grantees shall not be li- able for any damage resulting from such accidents either to the lines of the grantees or to the lines on property of the consumers. Section 1. That this frnchise is granted to the grantees herein on the representations ..,nd distinct understanding that similar franchises have been, will be or mays. be grunted to them by the Cities of Canyon, Tulia Lockney, Fl oydada, Slaton , and Lubbock, and that each franchise will provide for the of gas at the sa=lt price and that payment therefor will be made on the me terms as provided herein, end it is hereby provided that if at any time any one or more of the above cities makes the re ;irement that gas shall be sold t a lesser price, or on more favorable terms,, and the same are acuiesced in by the grantees, or if the gr-ntees at any time sell gas to any of the abova cities, and the inhabitants theraof at a lesser price, or on more favorable terms of payment, then ,.,nd in that event the City sh -11 have and hereby reserve; the right to amend this fran- chise to provide for the sale of gas at the same price or prices for like use, and on the sure terns of payment `rented to any One or more of the above cities, and the inhabitants thereof, the purpose of this prevision beim to provide that the rates for the sale of gas for like use and the terms of payment therefor, shall be uniform in this and x.11 of the above named cities, provided however, that in the event gas is found at or near any of the ab ove named cities of sufficient .luality and in sufficient luantities to be used therein, that the above provisions us to the e utilization of rates shall nottinejy. -J Section 13. It is provided that the grantees shall in good faith begin the construction oi their main lines and distributing system by Ser.tember fifteenth, 1926, and shall complete such main line. by December first, 1926, and sh;.:11 be prepared to serve g6.s to con- sumers on or before January 1st, 1927, provided, however, that `rantees shall not be li :ble for time consumed nut of such period 37 by strikes, acts of rl_cvidence, acts of constit ited legal author- 1 t].e6, or acts beyond the, control of Grantees. Section 14. Th4.t the grantees herein shay_ have the right and privilege of assigning this franchise and x;11 the rights and privileges granted herein, and wherever the word "grantees" appears herein it shill be coils d _,s applying to their successors and assigns. Section 15. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and approval and publication as provided by law. rAC;LD AND .PPIGV..D THIS the Eth day of July, .D. 1946. rayor, T of Plainview, Tey s . The following salaries and Bills for the month of June were allowed and ordered paid as follows: -SALARIES! Pled Connally 0125.00, Y.R.Ball 0'00.00, A.L.King 0II5.00, Lee Hardin 4I00.00, Cecil Smith 085.00, N.B.Rogers 085.00, H.H.I_urray 0200.00, J.E.Hart $II0.00, A.E.Blakernore 110.00, Paul Harder )5I.67, "J.E.Risser $I75.00, G.H. Saigling 150.00, Verdee Gentry +x, 75.00, Martin h oWhorter 085.00, Gilbert Winn 0I25.00, S.C.Ross x;85.00, T.E.Alexander 0100.00, William - & I4_artin 050.00, Dr D. P. Jones 040.00, 2lainview fire Dept 040.00, 38 J. C.Hooper y 5.00, J.L.Guest 05.00, D.L.Thompson 05.00, W.E.Boyd 05.00, J.B.Cardwell 05.00, Paul Bryan 01I5.00, E.W.Visor 0125.00, S.G.Yates ; 4I00.00, P•E•Printxz 090.00, ±.L.Ritchie 090.00, S.S.Daniel 014.00, J.T.Williams 0I2.70, Claude A. h.artin 075.00,'W.E.Risser 055.50,. City Bills:- Texas Oil Company 017.79, Heaald Publishing Company 035.05, Plainview News 06.50, Texas Utilities Co 0I4.97, Ward & Sly $0II.50, Carter -Houston Dgs Co 021.67, K.B. & D. 02I.06, J.L.Nisbet I.25, Wooldridge Lbr Co 06.00, Kiker's Place 01.00, Long -Bell Lbr Co $6.60, LeGlasson-Armstrong Lbr Co 014.25, I.:averick Clark Co 05.00, Nobles Bros Gro Co 016.40, Texas Utilities Co 035.26, Higginbotham - Bartlett Co 029.80, Gulf Refining Co 0121.72, 0.K.Drug Co 02.00, Texas Utilities Co 0378.00, J.D.Hatcher 029.60, C.L.Abbott 08.00, Plainview Welding Co $11.40, Brashears Hdw 07.50, Donohoo-Ware Hdw 01.30, Plainview Hdw 06.50, E.H.Baden .349.25, Universal Traffic Control Co <37.50, V.R.Rodgers & Co 055.56,San Antonio Sewer Pipe Co 048.68, Spencer & Dallinger 08.70, Dempster Lill Ifg Co 082.55, Texas Utilities Co 01079.26, W.S.Darley & Co 017.50, Fulton Lbr Co 10.15, Fulton Lbr Co 096.00, Fulton Lbr Co 03I.25, Royalty I:otor Co 05I.70, Dowden Hdw Co 04.35, Neptune I.:eter Co 0317.58, Clowe & Cowan 0249.95, Shook Battery Co 03I.70,. No further business appearing Council adjourned. ATTESTL Mayor. Plainview, texas, July I9, I926. City Council r. -.et in regular session, Layor Risser pre„iding with J.C.Hooper, J.L.Guest, W.E.Boyd, D.i..Thompson and J.B.Cardwell Aldermen; H.ii.Lurray Chief of Police and G.H.Saigling City Secretary present when the following proceedings were hd,d, to -wit; M=inutes of the last two regular sessions were read and appre cued. Regularly moved and seconded that the Jity sanitary Sewer be extended to serve Block 65 Highland Addition. Carried. eche natter of a water extension to serve S.J.Abrams and other in his block be and is referred to the ;-slater Committe. C Regularly moved and seconded that the City Sanitary sewer be extended into Block 40 H.L.. Carried. Regularly moved and secondee that a Police Signal light be placed on the City Hall for use of the police force. Carried. Loved andseconded that City Treasurer pay $2500.00 to B.C.D which is a part of their I926 allotment by the City Council. Carried. Moved and seconded that all 3ar washing excepting Fire Trucks and Fire Chief's car, in the Fite Truck room be discontinued after July 3Ist, 1926, and that the Layor have truck room thoroughly cleaned and and see that the Trucks have proper care. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that Guy.Jacob, T.J.Shelton and W.E.Boyd be and are hereby appointed to serve as a board of Equal- ization on City Tax renditions for the year I926. Carried. ORDINANCE #242. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TEE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS: I. That hereafter it shall be unlawful for any person to op- erate or use any wash rack for washing automobiles in the City of Pla -inview unless such wash rack be equipped with sand trap, or other- wise so constructed as to prevent the discharge of any sand, dirt, soil, mud or other solid matters into the City Sewers. 2. That hereafter it shall be unlawful for tle owner of real- estate situated in the City of Plainview or any person in possession of any realettate situated in the City of Plainview to maintain or use on such real estate or to permit to be maintained or used on any such real estate any toilet connected to any sewer in the City of Plainview unless such toilet be equipped with a flushing tank. 3. That any person violating either of the foregoing sections shall be deemedguilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined in any sum not less than $"I0.00 and not more than 0100.00 and that each day that any such wash racks or toilets may be used in violation of this ORDINANCE shall constitute a seperate offense. 4. The fact that the use of wash racks from which sand, dirt and mud and other solid matters are discharged into the City Sewers and that toilts not equipped with flushing tanks are causing the City Sewers to become clogged and intefffering with the proper func- tioning of the sewage giisposal plant add are dangerous to convenience and health of the inhabitants of the the City of Plainview creates an emergency and pyblic necessity, requiring that all rules be sus- pended and that this Ordinance take effect immediately upon its passa ge and publication. PASSED AND APPROVED this the I9th day of July, I926. ATTEST: City §ec'etary 4 I,'ayor. 40 v ORDINANCE # 243. AN ORDINANCE LENDING SECTION NO. I OF ORDINANCE NO. 207, passed' and approved Lay I8th, I925, defining the Fire Limits of the City of Plainview. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, that section I of ordinance NO. 207 passed and appvuved Lay I8th, I925, defining boundaries of the Fire Limits in the City of Plain- view be amended so as to hereafter read as follows: SECTION I. The foloowing described boundaries shall be the Fire limits within the City of Plainview and all territory within the said following described boundaries shall hereafter be held to be within the Fire Limits of the City of Plainview, to -wit; BEGINNING AT THE SOUTH EAST CORNER OF BLOCK I9 in the Town of • Plainview, Hale County, Texas, Thence North with the Eastern line of Blocks I9, 18, I7and I6 to the North East corner of said Block I6, thence west to the Northeast corner of lot No I6 in said Block NO. I6, Thence North following the Western line of the alley through Block NO. I5 to the North line of ninth street, thence west with the said north line of Ninth Streetto the Southeast corner of Lot NO. 37 in the G.W.Owens Addition to the Town of Plainview, Thence North, with the East line of said Addition to the Southwest corner of Lot NO. 8 in the Stolley and Graham Addition to the Town of Plainview, Th Thence East with the South line of Lots 8,7,6,5,4,3,2, and I, of said Stolley and Graham Addition to the Southeast corner of said Lot NO I, thENCE NORTH with the east line f said Lot to its Northeast corner; Thence North to the North line of IIth Street in the City of Plain- view, THENCE WEST to the Southeast corner of Lot Now 4 in Biock No. 4 of the Depot Addition to the Town of Plainview,.Thence North with t the Eastern line of said Biock 4, Depot Addition,4to the South line of the P. & S.F.Ry Co., Right of 'day, Thence in a North of westerly d direction with the South line of said right of way to a point North of theNorthwestcornerof Block NO. I in said Depot Addition to the Town of Plainview, Thence South with the 'Western lines of Blocks I and 2 of said Dept Addition, passing the Southwest corner of said Block 2 and to the North line of said Lot NO. I in Block 3, Central Park Addition to the Town of Plainview, 'HENCE East to the Northwest corner of Lot N0. I in Block 2 of said Central Park Addition, Thence CZ MIR South with the west line of said Block N0. 2, Central Park Addition, crossing tenth street to the North line of Block NOT I . of the Slaton Addition to the Town of Plainview, Thence East with said North line to the Northwest Corner of Lot NO. I in said Block N0. I of the said Slaton Addition, THENCE South with the East line of the Alley t rough said Block I. Slaton Addition, and across Ninth Street, con- tinuing South with the east line of the alley through Block 29 in the Town of Plainview, to the North Line of Block 30 in the Town of Plainview, thence West with said North line of Block 30, crossing Aus -tin Street to the Northwest corner of Block 41 in the Town of Plain- view, THENCE South with the west line of Block 4I crossing Seventh Street, THENCE South with the West line of Block 40 and crossing Sixth Street, and THENCE Sotuh with the `,'Jest line of Block 39 and crossing Fifth Street, THENCE South with the 'West line of Lot N0. 6 in Block 38 to the Northwest corner of Lot 7 in Block 38, all said Blocks 4I,40,39 and 38 being in the Origional Town of Plainview, THEN East with the North lines of Lots 7 and I6, Block 38, across Austin Street to• the West line of Block 33, THENCE South with theWest line of said Block 33 to its Southwest Corner, THENCE East with the North Line of Fourth Street to the Place of beginning. ATTEST: PASSED AND ADOP D ___ yROVED if f July,A.D. I926. July, A.D.1926. :Lay o r . No further business appearing Council adjourned. Layor. 41 42 Plainview, Texas, August 2, I926. City Council net in regular session, Icayvr Risser, presi- ding with J.C.Hooper, d*;:Gaest W.E.Boyd and D.Iv.Thompson, Alder- men, H.H.Ie'uray Chief of Police and G.H.Saigling, City Secretary, present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; Linutes of the last regular session were read and approved. loved and seconded that the City lay sewer line to serve the Tourist Rest when owner of same dedicates alley to the City and puts deed for alley on record. Carried. Regularly moved and seJonded that a new water line be laid to s serve Block 46. OT. Carried. Loved and seconded that J.E.Hart's salary be increased to $125.00 per month effective August I -I926. Carried. Moved and seconded that City Plumbing Inspector and City Attorney draft proper Gas Plumbing Ordinance and present same to the Council at its next regular meeting. Carried. Loved and seconded that the acceptance and approval of IcYinley Brothers Plumbing Bond be referred to the City Attorney. Carried. Loved and seconded that an Ordinance be drafted requiring an annual Plumbing lisence of 050.00. Carried. Loved and seconded that 2 additional Sewer manholes be built in line running through alley east of old Overall Barn. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that Ed Ross be and is hereby employed as day Fire Truck Driver at a salary of $85.00 per month starting August 3rd, I926. Carried. The fallowing reports for the months of June and July were heard and approved and ordered spread on the minutes of this meeting; chine reports:- G.H.Saigling Delinquent Taxes $843.3I; Water & Sewer and L:iscellaneous 41220.2I; Chief of Police $194.70; July G.H.Saigling Delinquent Taxes 01059.70; Water & Sewer & h:iscellaneous 07324.90; Chief of Police $336.65; The following Salaries and Bilis were allowed for the month of July; SALARIES:- Pled Connally $i25.00, Y.R.Ball .$1I0.00, A.L.King $1I5.00, Lee Hardin 0100.00, Cecil Smith ;;85.00, N.B.Rogers 085.00, Clayton Northcutt 076.77, R.I_.Ritchie 090.00, H.H.h`urray ,0200.00, J.E.Hart 0110.00, A.E.Blakemore $1I0.00, Paul Hardy $155.00, W.E. Risser ,?I75.00, G.H.Saigling 0150.00, Paul Bryan 0125.00, Verdee Gentry ,J75.00, I:artin l:cWhorter `x.85.00, Gilbert Linn 0125.00, S.C. Ross ;85.00, Williams & Eartin 050.00, D. P. Jones 40.00, Plainview /r• .0- MS KOS 01 TRIO C0tXTY OF ROA Th fa City Cornell of the �jt of Plainriews Mae oeurened in rogalar *mien on this the 2. -"•=1 -day of with the following stenhiss of the Connell present tool/Its 14 B4 Risser, Miley* J. C. noWiro 4 B4 cardwells Dr. 4 Lo Onset, ouneibmat • lo 3474 D. M. Thee, • I Saiglinto City fteretary 0. S. willies*, Ott, Attorney with the folliwing AWN*, Miewseanititatiala querns' at which tine the following mode�tkisr Pres00/14611 hail OawlctIan 11 presented foreenelderatiee a reeelutien and as a MU= that it he adopted* The metienwas emended by Counellnan geom. The motion oars the adoption if the reee/atien prevolad br the following votes ATMs COOMOtiMeni 4 Co Hooller, Jo po OcremaloW. Bs 3474 Dr. 4 11, damn and D. mio ThemPooso AMMO* Vbe revelation is as follows 1WBREA8, the City Connell tag heretofore on the J* dal of Mowry exeented a °entrant with Rep bloke contractor, for the eonstruction et cortian inprerenwits lathe City of FlAlawliwr TOWS and WARW, said oontraet provides that the said contrastor shall moire his easpensatien frau Us City upon estimate, oprovedi tbs DIV MwSfirreir as the work propeassej 1 it Wit! 192, dated of pqaint in aattractor has Protist o r in rads and flames as with ss001114117 ma ISO ** ***••******•**** #13.4100i with mosssary Tans 4.•••i•••.*•*40•.• 04,41,044pelipo. ♦•••••••••••* •*14•1.4,t1, Total •.AA. ..••*#M.•aliii.Uiiii*i4,4404,•40 LES3 Ji RAI• IOU 3 P MKSX dstioati *ambers 1, 2 VA &Amos Duo . ••* r•*, •**Oil.*+s** x••00+if1110s**•04a*0040000 Wire, said is+ Meted by the City bssmellw iL. P. S UTH City Engineer. or rod b Snidt rertimate haws City rat found to bar with the spsoifioatigas ►ptit by said Cit an to the sea of 06,0QQ40* the amount povided is soli, estimate, ar said City Connell has oosptet the labor and material *'more& by Bald estimate for and in behalf of said City of Plainview; antt • herolll est out has been duly taeued to be oosrooti r Audited by salt Citi 0 CIS`? OP FL . rt r, That said est s T tip the sum of 0O0.00, h has been presented for ► � , a ►tractor, bs,sM than saes is, heaesbj *lteanett, t its a000rde noo with said contract between the 0 t est 1�ierr aa°s1 ss* may► 'risks c ntraator, theme shall bo e3ept13rsrei to said Contractors City of Plainview r system Improvement warrants, Series 1926, embers i`arty*. aloe (49) to sixty (60) , inclusive, in the dsnomiraa t led► ea f $5004600 each, aggregating six thousand doilars(16,,000), e!Eate�d liarah 1, 1926, s ring interest at the rats of ets (i%) pegs oent per morns being part of an issue of 050 ,00O.O0, authorised to be hewed by an ordinance of the City Commits passed en the 16th dary of February 1426, and du]y recorded in the Minutes of said (4!) is s nsessssrl► or +c caned delivered )aesra APPROM this the 2"" - day eeafrt 01*7 of Plainview, teras, has rse eived fall teas said warrant*, membered fqrtrmnine rutivel Y Secretary and Citic Trswrov LA hereby osrtiflamtes and affidavits as ars reflect the validity of the raeaarxants 3 Fire Department $40.00, J.C.Hooper 65.001 J.L.Guest 05.00, ``I.E.Boyd 05.00, D.I:.Thompson 05.00, J.B.Cardwell �;5.00,T.E.Alexander 0100.00 Claude Iartin ° I50.00, H.W.Visor 0125.00, S.G.Yates 0 I00.00, P.E. Printz 090.00, J. P. Selder 0I.29, John Vaughn ,T37.50,. BILLS:- G.H.Saigling Registrar 020.00, Knoohuizen-Boyd & Daven- ort 0356.95, Ward & Sly 316.00, Shook Battery Co $4.00 C.B.Thomsa y325.00, Shafer Printing Co 06.00, Donohoo-Scare Hdw Co 05.65, Brashear Hardware $12.60, Hurlburt & Harrel 0140.80, O.K.Drug Co 04.40, Nobles Bros Gro Co 0I.75, Harder & Dyaart 066.60, Dowden Hdw Co 016.00 Plainview News 058.16, Power & Bond 066.60, Texas Utilities Co 0I8.03 Temple Bros 072.60, J.D.Hatcher 059.75, City Blacksmith Shop I8.00, Jarvis --*"dull & Co 029.35, :starch & Paudler 23.I0, J.L.Nisbet ;;5.90, C.L.Abbott 0�10.00, Texas Utilities Co 037e.00, Plainview Welding Co $I.75, Long -Bell Lbr CO 07.I5, Cox & Thompson 02I.50, Clowe & Cowan 0I09.92, Fulton Lbr Co 07.20, Fulton 'Apr Co 020.60, Jooldrid e Lbr Co 04.60, Dowden Hdw Co 07.60,L_cGlasson-Armstrong Rubber Co 021.46, Texas Utilities Co 01378.25, 4.I.I.Whitesides 03.00, Herald Pub Co 027.22, Hooper Motor Co 0185.20, Texas Utilities Co 020.59, Gulf Refining Co 129.40, L.agnolia Petroleum Co 04.90, Texas Oil Co 09.70, Neptune is-eter Co 0286.38, S.W. B. Telephone Co 319.36, T. J. Shelton 015.00, Guy Jacob 0I5.00, W.E.Boyd 015.00,. The following ORDINANCE inserted herein was regularly and duly passedat this meeting: ATTEST: No further business appearing Council adjourned. • _4f_e Layor. Plainview, Texas, August I6, I926. City Council met in regular session, I:ayor Risser, presiding with J.C.hooper, D.L.Thompson, W.E. Boyd and J.B.Cardwell, Aldermen, H.H.I._urray Chief of Police and rJ.H. Saigling,City Secretary, when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; Linutes of t last regular session were read and approved. Loved and seconded. that a street light be placed at the inter- section of Denver _ ; West 5th streets. tarried. i::oved and seconded that a Sanitary Sewer Lanhole be places on sewer line on 8th street between 8th and Braoadway. Carried. Regularly moved. and Seconded that City Secretary issue 35418.75 of script warrants to Roy Irick in two warrants of equal amount bearing 6 Lio interest and one due I yr from date and the other due 2 yrs from date. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that the City exercise their option on thefirst two Bond issues r:ade by the City and call same in. Carried. Loved and seconded that the i,.onthly salary of H.L.King be raised to ; I25.00 effective August Ist, I926. Carries. Loved and seconded that the City order a car of six inch sewer pipe and a car of 2" water pipe and fittings. Carried. It is rgularly moved and seconded that the City Tax Collector proceed at once to collect all delinquent Taxes awed the City. Tarried. The following ordinance was presented to the Council by the L ay o r . OF.DIN.ANCE #244 B? IT ORDAINED BY 'T.H ; CITY COUJ CII OF THE CITY CF PLAINVIEW: ':7ECTION.I. That there is hereby crated the office of recorder of, for and in the City of Plainview. ECTION. 2. That the recorder shall preside over the Corpora- tion Court heretofore cueated in the City of Plainview. _ECTION. 3. The recorder shall be appointed by the City Council of the City of='lainview and shall hold his office at the will of the City Council of the City of Plainview, and ray be removed by the City Council at any time. SECTION. 4. The City Secretary shall be Ex -officio Clerk of the Corporation Court of the City of Plainview until otherwise pro- vided by the City Council. SECTION. 5. The Recorder shall all the Power and Authority properly pertaining to his office as presiding judge of a corporation court of the City of Plainview and shall have all the powers of a Justice of the Peace in criminal cases arising under the laws of the State of Texas and all powers heretofore granted to the I ,'ayor as Presiding Judge of said Court. SECTION. 6. That this Ordinance go into immediate effect up- on its adoption. Adopted and approved this I6th day of August, I926. ATTEST: No further business appearing Council adjourned. ATTEST: Mayor. Plainview, Texas, August I7, I926. City Council ITet in call session, I,:ayor Risser presiding, with J.L.Guest, L.L.Thompson and J.B.Cardwell, Aldermen, and G.H. Saigling City Secretary, present when the following proceedings were had; to -wit; Regularly moved by ."alderman J.C.Hooper and Sceonded by klder- man J.B.Caddwell that the Tuayor and City Secretary be and they are hereby Authorized to sign contract wit the Brown-Cruirrner Co to take up all Leaglly issued Warrants and all script warrants and notes outstanding against the City and issue 52 % interest bearing refunding bands for same, said bonds to be dated and mature as per contract which follows; - Plainview, Texas, August, I6, I926. To The Hon. Ivayor And City Council, Plainview, Texas. Gentlemen: - We hereby propose to assemble your outstanding Warrants and scrip including notes and scrip in the process of issuance total- ing approximately X220,000,; and refund the same when and as assem- bled into City of Plainview Refunding Bonds, to be dated as soon as possible, to be in like amount as the total of said endebtedness, to mature as shown in schedule hereto attached, to bear interest at the rate of 5- p per annum, principal and semi-annual interest payable at a New York Bank and to be in denomination of $I000.00 each. Scrip warrants to be taken up at their then value based on six per cent discount per annum to maturity. It is further understood that we will direct all proceedings for the issuance of the refunding bonds, furnish you all legal froms, including the lithographed bonds, and will attend to securing their approval by the Attorney General and registration by the Comptroller. We are to deliver $130,000 of warrants ir.mediately upon issuance of said Bonds and deliver other old obligations to the Comptroller as assembled and accept the refunding bonds therefor and in like amount as surrendered, furnishing the City Secretary each time with a cer- tificate fron the Copptroller describing the Warrants and Scrdp can- celled and the new Bonds issued. At each delivery we are to account to the City for the accrued interest on th.A Bonds, and the City is to adjust with us the accrued interest on the obligations surrendered. But we do not agree absolutely to acquire or deliver mare than wI30,000 .00 of Warrants. It is further understood that id ,t becomes necessary to have an election to authorize the refunding bonds that we will furnish all necessary documents for the purpose and will pay the expenses of legal notice, and election supplies. The City may after six months terminate this contract as to any bonds not then delivered. You are to furnish us with the necessary certified copies of all Ordinances and certificates passed and made in connection with the issuance of the bonds, but we are to furnish all necessary forms therefor. Respectfully Submitted The Brown-Crummer Inv. Co By. M_. H ..m i th We, the undersigned Layor and City Secretary hereby execute this agr- eement accepting the above proposition as authorized by order of the City Council. ATTEST: G.H.Saigling City Secretary. 6 1.E.Risser payor. 45 We hereby agree to deliver to the City of Plainview a certified check for $2000.00 to be held pending performance of this contract, and to be returned to us upon completion thereof; but cashed as full and complete liquidated damages in case we fail to carry out the terms hereof. Brown-Crummer Inv. Co By I:_.F. Smith. No further business appearing Council adjourned. ATTEST: City Secietary. ORDINANCE ISSU,:t.NCE OF CITY OF PLAINVILW REFUNDING BUNDS. &LIhL 5. 1926, DiL D SLPT iMBER 1, 1926, aGGF Gr,T- ING j216,QOO.00. I,:ayo r . THE STEtTN OF CITY OF PL�INIV II COUNTY OF HH.L.: uN THIS the 1st day of September, 1926, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, convened in Special Session at the City Hall, the following members being present and in at- tendance. W. i . RISSER, Mayor, J. C. HOUPER, Alderman, J. L. GUEST, D. M. THOMPSON, W. h. BOYD,. J. B. C RDWELL, G. H. S4 IGLING, City Secretary. The Mayor placed before the City Council the following Ordinance: tl "fid URDINANC.es by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, authorizing the issue of bonds for the principal sum of TWO HUNDR D AND SLATAEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ( 216,Q0(.00) , bearing interest at the rate of FIVR AND ONS -HALF PAR CANT (5 1-2%) per annum, for the purpose of paying off, cancelling, and in lieu of a like amount of indebtedness outstanding against said City; prescrib- ing the form of bond and interest coupon; providing for the levy, assessment and collection of a tax on the 6100 valuation of all taxable property within the limits cf said City sufficient to pay the interest and create a sinking fund for the redemption of such bonds at matur- ity; and declaring an emergency." 4 Alderman J. C. Hooper moved that the Ordinance be placed on its first reading, seconded by Alderman J. L. Guest, and car- ried by the following vote; AY: j . C. Hooper D. M. Thompson J . b. Cardwell. J . L. GUAST W . R. BOYD NO: None. CARR. D: Placed on first reading. Alderman J. B. Cardwell moved that the ordinance pass first reading, seconded by ,Alderman D. M. Thompson and carried by the following vote: AYB; J. C. Hooper _ J. L. Guest D. M. Thompson W. E. Boyd J. B. Cardwell NO; None. CARRIED: Ordinance pass first reading. Alderman D. M. Thompson moved that the rule be sus- pended and that the ordinance be placed on second reading; seconded by ,Alderman W. i^:. Boyd, and carried by the following votes. ,AYE: J. C. Hooper J. L. Guest D. M. Thompson J . B. Cardwell Nu; None. CAS RIr�D. Ordinance placed on second reading. Alderman J. C. Hooper molted that the ordinance pass second reading; seconded by Alderman J. B. Cardwell and carried by the following vote; AYE:. J . C. Hooper _ J. L. Guest D. M. Thompson W. A. Boyd J. B. Cardwell NU: None. Cc L D: Ordinance passed on second reading. Alderman J. L. Guest moved that the rule be suspended and that the ordinance be placed on its third and final read- ing by caption, seconded by Alderman W. E. Boyd and carried by the following vote AYE: J. C. Hooper J. L. Guest L. U. Thompson w. a. boyd a • b. Cardwell 48 NO. None. CARRIED; Ordinance passed on third reading. Alderman J. C. Hooper moved that the ordinance pass third and final reading; seconded by Alderman J. L. Guest, and carried by the following vote: AYE J. C. Hooper J. L. Guest D. M. Thompson W. E. Boyd J. B. Cardwell Mayor W. E. Risser then declared the ordinance finally passed. The ordinance follows; # 245. "AN URDIN.NCE by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, authorizing the issuance of bonds for the princi- pal sum of TW., HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS (4416,000.00)„ bearing interest at the rate of FIVE_ AND ONE-HALF PER CENT (5 1-4%) per annum, for the purpose of peing off, cancelling, and in lieg of a like amount of indebtedness outstanding against said City; prescribing the form of bond and interest coupon; providing for the levy, assessment and collection of a tax on the 4100,00 valuation of all taxable property within the limits of said City sufficient to pay the interest and create a sinking fund for the redemption of such bonds at matur- ity; and declaring an emergency.' WHEREAS, heretofore, to -wit; on the 2nd day of august, 1917,. the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, by an ordinance duly passed and adopted, pursuant to a contract there- tofore made and executed, authorized the issuance and delivery of its certain Street Improvement w+arrunts, in payment for materials furnished and labor performed, for constructing improve- ments to and on certain streets within the limits of said city; said warrants being known as "CITY OF PLAINVIEW STRAIT IMPRuVE- NT WARRANTS," dated august 4, 1917, numbered consecutively from one (1) to twenty-five (25) , inclusive, in denomination of UNE THOUSAND DOLLARS (41,000.00) each, aggregating TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS (445,000.00), due serially 1918 to 1933, in- clusive, bearing SIX PIR CENT (60) interest per annum, which interest is evidenced by coupons attached to each of said war- rants, and of which issue of warrants there is now outstanding and unpaid an indebtedness against said City for the sum of FOURTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS (414,000.00)„ evidenced by Warrants Numbers Twelve (12) to Twenty-five (25) , inclusive; said ordi- nonce being numbered 120, and of record in Book 3, page 12u et seu.-, Ordinance Records; both principal and interest of the above described warrants are payable at the HNOVER NaTION L baNK, New York, N. Y., and, WHr:Rr:A, heretofore, to -wit; on the 6th day of Nwmember, 1922, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, by an ordi- nance duly passed and adopted, pursuant to a contract theretofore made and executed, authorized the issuance and delivery of its certain Waterwords Extension Warrants, in payment for materials furnished and labor performed, for extending the waterworks system, within the limit of said City; said warrants being known as "CITY OF PLaINV IEtw AaTtht uRKS EXTENSION 4aERaNTS, &.RihS 1923, dated January 4, 1923, numbered consecutively from one (1) to eighty- seven (87) , inclusive, in denomination of FIVE HUNDKr:D DoLLa tS (i500,00) each, aggregating FuRTY-THREE THOUSaN D FIV.6 HUNDRED DULLc,RS (143,500.00), due serially 1928 to 1942, inclusive, bear- ing SIX Y.R C;NT (6%) interest per annum, which interest is evidenced by coupons attached to each of said warrants, and of which issue of warrants there is now outstanding and unpaid an indebtedness against said City for the sum of FURTY-THREE THOUSZD FIVE HUNDRED DULL .RS G43,500.00), evidenced by Warrants Numbers one (1) to eighty-seven (87), inclusive; said ordinance being numbered 182, of record in Book 4, page 114 et seu., urdinance Records; and both principal and interest of the above described warrants are payable at the FIRST N„TIuN.L. BI NM, St. Louis, Mo.; and, W►Hr.RinaS,, :heretofore, to -wit; on the 16th day of February, 1923, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, by an ordinance duly passed and adopted, pursuant to a contract thereto- fore made and executed, authorized the issuance and delivery of its certain Park Warrants, in payment for materials furnished and labor performed, for constructing a public park within the limits of said City; said warrants being known as "CITY uF PLaINVIEk PhRK Wx%RF NTS, SERIES 1923," numbered consecutively from One (1) to five (5), inclusive, dated February 19, 1923, in denomination of FIFTEEN HUNDKX D DuLLaRS (0.1 500.00) each, aggregating SEVEN THuU&ND FIVE HUNDRED DOLL,RS (0,500.00)r due serially 1924 to 19266, inclusive, bearing SIX k R CENT (dib) interest per annum, which interest is evidenced by c upons attached to each of said warrants, and of which issue of warrants there is now outstanding and unpaid an indebtedness bg dinst said City for the sum of THREE THOUSAND DuLLhES ($3,000,Q0) evidenced by Warrants numbers 4 and 5; said ordinance being numbered 184, of record in Book 4, page 133 et seq., Ordinance Records; and both principal and interest of the above described warrants are payable at FIRST NxTIuN ,L BANK, St. Louis, Mo.; and QRS, heretofore, to -wit. on the 10th day of June, 1924, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, by an ordinance duly pass8d and adopted, pursuant to a contract there- tofore made and executed, authorized the issuance and delivery of its certain Waterworks .Extension Warrants in payment for materials furnished and labor performed, for extending the waterworks system, within the limits of said City; said warrants being known us *CITY of PLAINVIEW WATERWORKS EXTENSION iitmidult.NTS NO. 1 S hI S 1924, dated June 10, 1924, numbered consecutively from one (1) to fourteen (14), inclusive, in denomination of ONE' THOUSAND DOLLARS (§1,000.00) each, (except Warrant Number 1, which is for $464.12), due serially 1945 to 1938, inclusive, bearing SIX PER CENT (6%) interest per annum, which interest is evidenced by coupons attach- ed to each of said warrants, and of which issue of warrants there is now outstanding and unpaid ban indebtedness against said City for the sum of TWELVE THOUSAND DULLL RS ($12,000.00) , evidenced by Warrants Numbers Three (3) to Fourteen (14), inclusive; said ordi- nance being numbered 194, of record in Book 4, page 409 et seq., Ordinance Records; and both principal and interest of the above. described warrants are payable at the FIRST Nr►TIUNtiL. BANK, St. Louis, Mo..; and, WHEREAS, heretofore, to -wit. on the 1st day of September, 1924, the City Council of the City of rlainvi ew, Texas,,. by an ordinance duly passed aNd addlpted, pursuant to a. contract thereto- fore made and executed, authorized the issuance and delivery of 51 its certain Waterworks Extension Warrants in payment for mater- ials furnished and labor performed, for extending the waterworks system, within the limits of said City; said warrants being known as "CITY uF rI,,w.INVILiw waT.;tshwiuRES EAIESIGJJ waRhaNTS Nu. x SERIES 1924," dated September 1, 1924, numbered consecutively from one. (1) to six (6) ,, inclusive, in denomination of FIVE HUNDRED DQL- LRS (4500.00) Sach. (except Warrant Number 1, which is for i299,42), aggregating TWv THuU5, ND SEVEN HUNDRED SND NINETY-NINE DOLLaRS aND FuRTY-TWv CENTS (42,799.42)r due serially 1925 to 19*, inclusive, bearing SIX EER CENT (0) interest per annum, which interest is evidenced by coupons attached to each of said warrants, and of which issue of warrants there is now outstanding and unpaid an indebtedness against said City for the sum of TWU THOUSAND DuLL .RS ( 2,Ouu.uu), evidenced by warrants Numbers three (3) to six (6), inclusive, -said ordinance being numbered 187, of record in hook 4, page 299 et se q., Ordinance Records; and both principal and interest of the above described warrants are payable at the FIEST N .T IUNr►L. baNi., St. Louis,. Mo . ; and, WHEREAS, heretofore, to -wit: on the 18th day of august, 1925,. the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, by an ordinance duly passed and adopted, pursuant to a contract there- tofore mode and executed,authorized the issuance and delivety of its certain Street Improvement Warrants in payment for materials furnished and labor performed, for constructing improvements to and on certain streets, within the limits of said City; said warrants being known as CITY UF PLiINVIEW STREET IMPhuVhMi.T WaRR.NTS NUMBER 1, SERIES 1925," dated august 15, 1925, numbered consecutively from one (1) to five (5), inclusive, in denomination of FIVE HUNDRED DvLLaRS (.500.00) each, aggregating Tau THOUSr,ND FIVE: HUNDRi D DOLLARS (42,500.00), due serially 1926 to 1930, inclusive, bearing SIX PER CENT (6%)interest per annum, which interest is evidenced by coupons attached to each of said warrants, and of which issue of warrants thereis now outstanding and unpaid an indebtedness against said City for the sum of TWO THOUSAND DOL- LARS ( 2,O00.00), evidenced by Warrants Numbers two (2) to five (5), inclusive; said ordinance being numbered 209, of record in 52 book 4., page 28Zt at sed. vrdina.nce Records; and both principal and interest of the above described warrants are payable at the CON TIN sNTkL AND C.,MMERCItL NATIuNi,k14 BbNx, Chicago , Il lin©i s; and WHEREAS, heretofore, to -wit; on the 2nd day of November, 1928, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, by an ordinance duly passed and adopted, pursuant to a contract there- tofore made and executed, authorized the issuance and delivery of its certain Street Improvement Warrants in payment for materials furnished and labor performed, for constructing improve- ments to and on certain streets, within the limits of said City; said warrants being known as "CITY OF PLAINVL M SThLRT IMPROVEMENT WARRANTS NTS NUMBith 4_, SERIES 1925," dated November 15, 1925, numbered consecutively from one (1) to fifty-five (55), inclusive, in denomination of uNE THuUSAND DuLLARS 041,000.00) each, aggregating FIFTY-FIVE_ THUUSaBD DOLLARS (455,000.00), due serially 1927 tu 1951, inclusive, bearing SIX Pik- CENT (6%) interest per annum, which interest is evidenced by coupons attached to each of said warrr.nts.,, and of which issue of warrants there is now outstanding and unpaid an indebtedness against said City of the sum of FIFTY- FIVE THUULAliD DOLLARS (455,000.00), evidenced by Warrants Numbers ane (1) to fifty-five (55), inclusive; said ordinance being number- ed 216, of record in Book 4, page 308x, et seq., Ordinance Recirds; both principal_ and interest of the above described warrants are payable at the CuNTINENTkL AND CuM IERCIAL N1-iTI0N L B&Nit, Chicago, Illinois; and, WHEREAS, heretofore, to -wit; on the 15th day of February, 1926, the ordinance fore made its Sewer performed, said City; City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, by an duly passed and adopted, pursuant to a contract thereto - and executed, authorized the issuance and delivery of Warrants in payment:fdir materials furnished and labor for constructing sewer system within the limits of said warrants being known as "CITY uF PLaINVI.bW SEWER ia4 ERANTS NUMBER 1,SERIES 1926," dated March 1, 19ad6, numbered consecutively from one (1) tv sixty (60), inclusive, in denomina- tion of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS (4500.01) each, due serially 1927 to 1946, inclusive, bearing SIX PER CENT (6%) interest per annum, which interest is evidenced by coupons attached to each of said warrants, and of which issue of warants there is now outstanding and unpaid an indebtedness against said City for the sum of THIRTY THuUSAND DOLLARS (430,000.00)t evidenced by Warrants Numbtrs one (1) to sixty (60), inclusive; said ordinance being numbered 4.45, of record in Book 4, page 344-A et sect,., Ordinance hecoras; and both principal and interest of the above described warrants are payable at the NtTIuNAL bz%,vuF COMM . CE,. N.a YORK, N. Y.; and, WHEREAS, S, heretofore, to -wit: on the 1st day of March, 1946, the City Council of the City of rlainview, Texas, by an ordinance duly passed and adopted, pursuant to a contract thereto- fore made and executed, authorized the issuance and delivery of its certain Water and Sewer Improvement Warrants in payment for materials furnished and labor performed, for constructing improvements to the water and sewer systems, within the limits of said City; said war- rants being known as °CITY OF PLAINVI W ITh Sx;i LR IMPROVEMENT 1ri.REANTS NUMBER Vii., SERIES 1926," dated March 1, 1946, numbered conse- cutively from ane (1) to twenty (20), inclusive, in denomination of UNE THOUSAND DULLAES (41,000.00) each, aggregating TWENTY THOUSAND JOLLahS (42(4000.00), due serially 1%27 to 1947, inclusive,bearing SIX P iR CENT (6%) interest per annum, which interest is evidenced by coupons attached to each of said warrants, and of which issue of warrants there is now outstanding and unpaid an indebtedness against said City for the sum of TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS (420,000.00), evi- denced by Warrants Numbers one (1) to twenty (20) , inclusive; said ordinance being numbered 428, of record in Book 5, page A et seq., Ordinance Records;. and both principal and interest of the above described warrants are payable at the NATIONAL BANK UF COMMERCE, NEIL. YORK, N. Y. AND WHEN S, in addition to the warrant debts hereinabove mentioned, there is now outstanding and unpaid the scrip war- rants of said City, in the following amounts and for the follow- ing purposes; that is to say. DaT,N UF ISSUE 2,1-45 8-7-25 8-7-25 8-7-25 8-7-45 12-30-25 12-3a-25 2-5- 26 2-5-26 2-5-26 2-5-46 2-5-46 8-16-46 4-8-26 8-16-26 TQ wihL)M NUMBLR PAY BLL AIRPUSL 10,560 Roy Iricx Sewer 11,136 Roy Irick Sewer 11,137 Roy Irick Sewer 110138 Roy Irick Sewer 113-139 Roy Irick Sewer 117554 L.P.Barker Company Street 111-554 L.P.Barker Company Street 117723 Roy Irick Water 11,724 Roy Iricx Sewer 117725 Roy Iriek Sewer 11-726 Roy Irick Sewer 11,727 Roy Irick Sewer 12,544 Roy Irick Sewer 11,961 Boyer Fire App. Mfg.Co.Gen.Sewer 12,545 Roy Irick Sewer i.MuUNT 4737.87 1,532.83 960.00 960.00 960.00 523.75 523.75 3,654.25 2,163.70 2,163.70 2,163,70 2,163,-70 2,659.45 1,317.27 4,659.45; all bearing interest at the rate of SIX PLR GENT (6o) per annum from September 1, 1946; and aggregating TWENTY-FIVL THuUS&ND uNN HUNDRED FORTY -THAN DOLLARS AND FORTY-TWO CNNTS (445,143.42); and in the is- suance of each of the warrants hereinabove described, and at the time of the issuance thereof, provision was duly made for payment by the levy of sufficient taxes in the manner prescribed by law, and the Charter of said City, and where no tax was levied, then provision etas duly made for payment by the appropriation of a sufficient amount out of and from funds available for that purpose. AND WEE14.4S, in addition to the warrant debts hereinabove mentioned, there is now outstanding and unpaid the following notes of the City of Plainview,, Texas, in the following amounts and for the following purposes; that is to say; D iTB OF ISSUE rURPUSR Tu WHOM k YrtbLE AMUUNT Dec. 29, 1945 Dec. 29, 1925 Dec 29, 1925 Dec. 29, 1945 Dec. 29, 1925 Fire Engine a u. M M Seagraves Corp. 41,875.00 1,875.00 n. " 1,875.00 . . 1,875.00 . . 1,875.00; bearing interest at the rate of SIX PLR CLNT(6$) per annum; and ag- gregating NINi THOUSAND THRE4 HUNDhr,D AND SDVNNTY-FIV;:, DOLLARS (9,375.00); and in the issuance of the notes hereinabove described and at the time of the issuance and delivery thereof, provision was made for payment of both principal and interest thereon by the levy of a direct annual tax in the manner prescribed by law, and the Charter of the said City. n 5 AND WHEREAS, the total amount of indebtedness outstang- ing against the said City of Plainview, Texas, as evidenced by the warrants hereinabove described, amounts in the aggregate to the principal sum of TWO HUNDhr,D AND SIXTEEN TiiUUS.ND tZID EIGHTEEN DOLLARS AND FORTY-TWu CENTS (4216,018.44); AND WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Plainview, considers it necessary, feasible and practicable and to the best interests of said City, that bonds as hereinafter described, be' issued upon the faith and credit of the City for the purpose of" refunding, cancelling, and in lieu of an eyiial amount of the existing indebtedness of said City, evidenced by the warrants hereinabove described; THEREFORE, BE IT OhD INED BY THE CITY C..UNCIL uF THE CITY uF PLtiINVL i, TEXAS; I. That the bonds of said City, to be called "CITY OF PLAIN - VIEW REFUNDING buNDS, SERIES 1946,- be issued under and by virtue of the Constitution and l,.ws of the State of Texas, including the Charter of the City of Plainview, Texas, for the purpose of ref nding, cancelling, and in lieu of an equal amount of the existing indebtedness of said City, evidenced by the warrants hereinabove described. II. That said bonds shall be numbered consecutively from one (1) to two hundred and sixteen (216), inclusive; shall be in denomination of uNE THOUSAND DOLLARS (41,000.00) each, aggregat- ing in amount TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTt`srN THUUSL,ND DULLaRS 116,000.00). III. That said bonds shall be dated the FIRST DAY uF SEPTEMBER, 1926,; and shall become due and payable, serially, according to the following schedule; BUND NUM'bil,ha DLT UnI `T'Y 1T 0 UN TS 1 March 1, 1927 41,000.00 2 March 1, 1928 1,000 00 3 March 1, 1929 1,000.0U 4 March 1, 1930 1,000.00 5: March 1, 1931 1,000.00 6 March 1, 1932 1,000.00 7 March 1, 1933 1,000.00 8 arch 1, 1934 1,000.00 9 and 10 March 1, 1935 2,000.00 11 " 14 March 1, 1936 2,000.00 13 '. 14 March 1, 1937 2,000.00 15 ' 16 March 1, 1938 2,000.00 17 " 18 March 1, 1939 2,000.00 19 » 40 March 1, 1940 4,000.00 41 22 March 1, 1941 2,000.00 23 ° 24 March 1, 1942 2,000.00 45 " 26 March 1, 1943 2,000.00 27 w 28 March 1, 1944 2,000.00 29 " 31 Inc . March 1, 1945 3, 000.00 32 " 34 " March 1, 1946 3,000.00 35 " 37 . March 1, 1947 3,000.00 38 • 40 " March 1, 1948 3,000.00 41 " 43 " March 1, 1949 3,000.00 44 4 46 March 1, 1950 3,000.00 47 * 51 a March 1, 1951 5.,000.00 52 r 58 Murch 1, 1e2 7, 000.00 59 66 » March 1, 1953 8,000.00 67 74 " March 1, 1954 8,000.00 75 " 83 w March 1, 1955 9,000.00 84 92 w March 1, 1956 9, 000.00 93 " 102 " March 1, 1957 10,000.00 103 ' 114 » March 1, 1958 10,000.00 113 " 123 '" March 1, 1959 11,000.00 124 " 134 * March 1, 1960 11,000.00 135 ' 146 March 1, 1961 12,000.00 57 BOND NUMBERS 147 to 158 inc. 159 to 171 » 172 to 185 °- 186 to 200 201 to 216 1 aggregating the princip DOLLARS (4216,000.00'j. MA'1'UhITY DATES AMOUNT March 1, 1962 412,000.00 March 1, 1963 13,000.00 March 1, 1964 14,000.UU March 1, 1965 1.5,00u.00 March 1, 1966 16,000.00; 1 sum of Ti O HUNDRED 1 .ND SAKT-LEN THOUSAND IV. That said Bonds shall bear interest at the rate of VIVA. AND UNE -HALF ria CENT (5 1-2%) per annum, payable March 1, 1927, and semi-annually thereafter on SEr'TEMBER FIRST and MARCH FIRST, in each year. V. That the principal of, and interest on said bonds shall be payable in lawful money of the United States of America, upon presentation and surrender of bongs or proper coupons at the NATIONAL BANK uF CvMMERCE, NEW YORK, N. Y. VI. That each of said bongs shall be signed by the Mayor of the City of rlainview, and countersigned by the City Secretary, and the corporate seal of the CITY OF PL INVI W" shall be impres- sed upon each of them. VII. That the facsimile signatures of the Mayor and City Secretary may be lithographed upon the interest coupons attached to said bonds and shall have the same effect as if they had been signed by them. VIII. That each of said bonds shall contain the following reci- tations and provisions: 8 IT IS, li.eah.LibY C:�hTIFIr,Ii, h CI` ia) hNll h,,t+Rr,S N`l'�s►D, that all acts,, conditions and things necessary to be done .precedent to and in the issuing of these bonds, in order to ,make them legal, valid and binding obligations of said City, .have been done, happened and performed in regular and due form, as required by law; that the holder or holders of this bond, or the series of which it is a part, .are and shall be subrogatea to all the rights and privileges against said City ii �,� .d i.�.'1d t706a8 SSEi Q IJr `V"4"' 11 do i.,-3 or �ie r,t'! z,l'_1c<ti b'1clT'-- rants; that the faith, credit and resources of said City are hereby irrevocably pledged for the prompt payment of the principal and interest of these bonds at maturity; that due provision has been made for levying and collecting annually by taxation an amount sufficient to pay the interest on these bonds as it falls due, and to provide a sinking fund for the final redemption of said bonds at maturity; and that the 4sue of bonds of which this is one, together with 411 other indebtedness of said City, is within every debt and other limit prescribed by the Charter of said City and the Constitution and laws of said State.*' IX. That said bonds shall express upon their face the purpose for which they are issued; that they are issued under and in strict conformity with the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas, including the Charter of the City of Plainview, Texas„ and in pursuance of an ordinance of this Council; and the form of each of said bonds shall be substantially as follows: No. UNIT. W STLIMAS uF 4.LULEIG4, uF CU0NTY uF kiliLl'a, CITY uF PLt.INVl : i EilFUNDING bUNJ, & hLeS 1926. 1,000.QQ CITY UF PI INVLJ , a municipal corporation of the State of Texas, acknowledges itself indebtE d to and for value received, hereby promises to pay to bearer the sum of uNE THOUSnND DOLLaRS (01,000.00) in lawful money of the United States of America, on the FIRST DAY UF k.FtCH,. 19 , withinterest thereon from date hereof at the rate of FIVE AND UNE-HaLF Yui CENT (5 1-2%) per annum, payable March 1, 197, and semi-annually thereafter on SEPTEMBER FIRST and MARCH FIFRST, in each year, as evidenced by the coupons hereto attached, until the principal sum is paid. BOTH PRINCI Prat, tkND INTEREST of this bond are hereby made P.=0:- able a`;- able at 'i;H ; NikTIUN4IL BANK OF CuMM iRCE , NEW YORK, N . Y., upon presentation and surrender of this bond and the coupons hereto attached, as they respectively mature. THIS BOND is one of a series of two hundred and sixteen (216) serial bonds, of like tenor and effect, except as to maturity, dated the FIRSI D Y uF SEPTEMBER, 1926, and numbered from one (1) to two hundred and sixteen (416), inclusive, all of said bonds being in denomination of UNii THUU&.ND LULL ES (11,000.401 each, aggregating Tau HUNDhED tND SIXTEEN THUUStiND DOL%,ES (i416,000.00), and is issued for the purpose of refund- ing, cancelling, and in lieu of an euuc l amount of the existing indebtedness of said City, under and in strict conformity with the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas, including the Charter of the City of PL-.inview, Texas, and pursuant to an ordinance adopted by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, and duly recorded in the Minutes of the City Council. IT IS, HEREBY CERTIFT D, RECITED ,AND RP,pR Sr;NTED, that all acts, conditions and things necessary to be done precedent to and in the issuing of these bonds, in order to make them legal, valid and binding obligations of said City, have been done, happened and performed in regular and due form, as reuir- ed by law; that the holder or holders of this bond, or the series of which it is a part, are and shall be subrogated to all the rights and privileges against said City had and possessed by the holders of the original warrants; that the faith, credit 60 and resources of said City are hereby irrivocably pledged for the prompt payment of the principal and interest of these bonds at maturity; that due provision has been made for levying and collecting annually by taxation an amount sufficient to pay the interest on these bonds as it falls due, and to provide a sinking fund for the final redemption of said bonds at maturity; and that the issue of bonds of which this is one, together with all other indebtedness of said City, is within every debt and other limit pre,scribed by the Charter of said City and the Constitution and laws of said State. IN WITNESS WHERFUF, the City Council of the City of Plainview,. Texas, has caused the seal of said City to be affixed hereto, and this bond to be signed by the Mayor and countersigned by the City Secretary, and the interest cvupons hereto attached to be executed by the lithographed facsimile signatures of said Mayor and City Secretary, as of the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1926. (SEAL) ayor, ity of Plainview,, Texas. COUNT :Rsi GNED . City Secretary,; City of Plainview, Texas. xC. That the form of interest coupon shall be substantially as follows: N o . UN THE FIRST DAY uF MARCH (or SEPTEMBER, as. the case may be), 19 THE CITY uF PLAINVIEW, a municipal corporation of the state of Texas, hereby promises to pay to bearer, at THE. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, NEW YORK, N. Y., the sum of DOLLARS ( ), in lawful money of the United States of America, being _ months' interest on the "CITY OF PLAINVI REFUNDING BONA), SERIES 1946," No. _ , dated September 1, 192.6. Mayor.__410 City Secretary. XI. 61 That the following certificate shall be printed on the back of each bond. OFFICE uF CUMPThuLL1 1, STATE uF TEXAS 4 - REGISTER NU. . I HEREBY CERTIFY that there is on file and of record in my office a certificate of the Attorney General of the State of Texas, to the effect that this bona has been examined by him as required by law and that he finds that it has been issued in con- formity with the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas, and that it is a valid and binding obligation upon said City of Plainview, Texas, and said bond has this day been registered by me. ' WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE, at Austin, Texas, this day of _, 1926. Comptroller of rublic Accounts of the State of Texas. XIId BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE CITY CuUNCIL OF THE CITY OF e44;04-41 That in order to pay the interest on said bonds and the principal thereof at maturity, there shall be, and there is hereby levied; and ordered collected, in the City of Plainview, Texas, an annual ad valorem tax on all taxable property in said City sufficient to pay the same, and particularly to produce as a minimum TAAR 1946 the` following amounts in the following years: PRINCL PAL AMOUNT 1;000.00 12,680.00 1,000.00 12,825.00 1,000.00 12,770.00 1,000.00 12,715..00 1,000.00 12,660.00 1,000.00 12, 605.00 1,000.00 12, 555.00 1,000.00 12,495.00 INTEREST due March 1, 1927 Sept. 1, 1927 1927 March 1, 1928 Sept. 1, 1928 1928 March 1, 1929 Sept. 1, 1929 1929 u Murch 1, 1930 Sept. 1,-1930 1930 March 1, 1931 Sept. 1,1931 March 1, 1932 Sept` 1,'1932 1934 March 1, 1933 Sept. 1, 1933 1933 March 1, 1934 Sept. 1,- 1934 1931 ,. 5 1940.00 5,940.00 5,912.50 5,914.50 5,885.00 5 , 885.00 5,857.50 5,857.50 5,830.00 5,830.00 5,802.50 5,802.50 5,775.00 5,775.00 5,747.50 5,747.50 62 Y8 ININT.rduwST 1934 due March 1, 1935 Sept. 1, 1935 1935. W March 1, 1936 Sept. 1, 1936 1936 . March 1, Sept. 1, 1937 March 1, Sept. 1, 1938 k. March 1, Sept. 1, 1939 1940 1941 N w 5,72U Oc 5,720.00 5,665.00 52665.00 1937 5,610.00 1937 5,610.00 1938 5,555.00 1938 5,555.00 1939 5,500.00 1939 5,500.00 5,445.00 5,445.00 5,390.00 5,390.00 5,335.00 5,335.00 5,280.00 52280.00 5,225.00 5,225.00 5,170.00 5,170.00 5,087.50 5,087.50 5,005.00 5,005.00 4,92..50 4,922.50 4,840.00 4,840.00 4,757.50 4,757.50 4,675.00 4,675.00 4,537.50 4,537.50 4,345.00 4,345..00 4,125.00 4,125.00 3,905.00 3,205.00 March 1, 1940 Sept. 1, 1940 arch 1., 1941 Sept. 1, 1941 March 1, 1942 Sept. 1, 1942 1942 March 1, 1943 Sept. 1, 1943 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 u N k M March 1, 1944 Sept. 1, 1944 IIz oh 1, 1945 Sept. 1, 1945 March Sept. March Sept. 1, 1946 1, 1946 1, 1947 1, 1947 March 1, 1948 Sept. 1, 1948 March 1, 1949 Sept. 1, 1949 March Sept. March Sept. March Sept. March Sept. March Sept. 1, 1950 1, 1950 1, 1951 1, 1951 1, 1952 1, 1952 4.1953 1, 1953 1,,1954 1, 1954 March 1, 1955 Sept. 1, 1955 March Sept. March Sept. 1, , 195.6 1, 1956 1, 1957 1, 1957 3,657.50 3,657.50 3,410.00 3,410.00 YhINCIP L r.BMOUNT 2,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,000 00 5,000.00 7,000.00 8,000.00 4000.00 9,000.00 9,000.00 0,000.00 13,440.00 13,330.00 13, 220.00 13,110.00 13,000.00 12,890.00 12,780.00 12,670.00 14, 560.00 12,450.00 13,340.00 13,175.00 13,010.00 12, 845.00 12,680.00 12,515.00 14,350.00 16,075.00 16, 690.00 16, 250.00 16,810.00 16,315.00 16,820.00 63 1957 due 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 19'65 N N 11 1/ 11 INTEREST March 1, 1958 Sept. 1, 1958 March 1, 1959 Sept. 1, 1959 March Sept. March Sept. March Sept. 1, 1960 1, 1960 1, 1961 1, 1961 1, 1962 1, 1962 March 1, 196' S(apt. 1, 1969 March 1, 1964 Sept. 1, 1964 March 1, 1965 Sept. 1, 1965 March 11 19 1966 43,135.00 3,135.00 2,860.00 4, 8 60.00 41557.50 2, 557.50 24255.00 2,255.00 1,925.00 1,925.00 1,595.00 1,595.00 10:137.50 0 1,237.50 852..5u 852.50 PRINCIPAL '10,000.00 11,000.00 11,000.00 12,000..00 124 000.00 13,000.00 14,000.00 15,000.00 4to.h) 16,000.00 AMOUNT i16,270.00 16,720.00 16,115.00 16,510.00 15,850.00 16,190.00 16,475.00 16,705.00 16,880.00 No mistake in the above calculation shall in any manner operate to diminish the payment of the amounts to become due on said bonds and interest coupons, but a sufficient tax is hereby levied and ordered collected for each of said years on all taxable property in the said City of elainvieu, Texas, to fully pay the same. XIII. Bra IT FURTHER URG LINED BY THE CITY C,UN CIL OF THE CITY OF YLAINVIEW, TEXAS; That the Mayor of the City of rla.invieu shall have charge of said bonds pending their investigation by the Attorney General and registration by the Comptroller. The bongs, when appeared, shall be delivered to the Comptroller of the State of Texas, who shall take and hola some pending the delivery to him of the warrants, notes or coupons herein provided to be refunded, and upon presenta— tion of said warrants, notes or coupons by the holders thereof, the Comptroller shall deliver to said holder the refunding bonds at such time in like amount as he shall have been delivered securities herein refunded. xV. bl� IT FURTHER ORDAINED B?'IRE CITY C..UNCIL uF THE CITY UF rL .INVI + TEXAS; 64 The fact that the City Council now has an opportunity to redeem the outstanding warrants -and notes hereinabove described by the, issuance of refunding bonds, bearing a lower rate of interest, and which is necessary and to the best interest and common welfare of the said City, constitutes and creates An emergency and an urgent public necessity requiring that the rules providing for ordinances to be read more than one time or at morethan one meeting be suspended, and requiring that this ordinance be passed as and takerr effect as an emergency measure, and such rules and provisions are accordingly suspended and this ordinance is passed as an emergency measure and shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. r i ttND At'YROIhD, on this the 1st day of September, 19k6. 'i'T:;ST : oigsLa G. H. SaiglinA_ City Secretary. Ej1 ATTTEST: jSgd1 W. S. hisser Mayor, City of Plainview, Texas. No further business appearing Council adjourned. 65 Plainview, Texas, rept 6, I926. City Council met in regular session, Layor Risser presiding with J.C.Hooper, D.L.Thompson, ,T.E.Boyd and J.B.Cardwell, Alder- men, H.H.Lurray Chief of Police and G.H.Saigling City Secretary present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; Linutes of the last regular and two call sessions were road and approved. Loved and seconded that John Vaughn be and is hereby appoint ed Judge of the Corporation Court of the City of Plainview. Carried Loved and seconded that J.C.Anderson Jr, be and is hereby app -ointed as a director of the B.C.Z., filling out the unexpired term of F.I.Butler resigned. Carried. It is regularly moved and seconded that all drop awnings in the business part of the City shall be hung within 6 inches of the curb line. Carried. Loved and seconded that the Mayor select a committe of two to assist him in the rebuilding of tine City's barns and sheds at the City team lots. Carried. The application of Olin Burt for rr:embership in the Fire Dept was presented to the douncil resulting in his election. IYegularly moved and seconded that the Lonthly salary of Paul Hardy be raised to I80.00 effective Sept Ist, I926, and that effective same date he pay all his expensen. Carried. Regula;ly roved and secondee, that the Layor borrow what mone the City needs to pay its bills and salaries during the month of September. Carried. The following reports for the month of August were heard and same were accpeted and approved and ordered spread on the minutes of thei meeting; -Chief of Police 34I7.40; J.:i.saigling, delin- quent Taxes 20I5.35; Jater and Sewer and I;:iscellaneous II62.04. and salaries The following bills'for the nonth of ,ugust were allowed and ordered paid:- Salaries:- Pled Connally c1125.00, Y.R.Ball IIO. `I25.00, Lee iiardin I00.00, Cecil Smith , 85.00, B.B. R6J ers 85.00,R.L:.i itchie 90.u0, L.I'.L.urray N200.00, J.i .Hart 4 1 5.00, A. .Blakemore << II0.00, Paul Hardy )I55.00, ,J...."hisser I75.00, G.H.Sa4ling I50.00, Paul Bryan %I25.00, Verdee Gentry 75.00, 1 d .o s ;85.00, Gilbert ',Jinn I25.00, S. C.Ross 85,00 John Vaughn •25.00, Frank Stultz 48.45, Jilliams & lartin 050.00, D.P.Jones >40.0O, Plinview 2ire Dept ;„40.00, J.C.nooper 5.00, J.I .Guest X5.00, 'd.L. Boyd 5.00, D.L . Thor rson ;;5.00, J.B.Cardwell 0.00, T.E. .1exafder I00.00, Claude Lartin NI50.00, H.W.Visor ci:I25.00S.G.Yates I00.00, P..Prints 00.00, 'kJ. P. Selder 00.00 66 .Risser 083.25, John Vaughn 442.55,-1rchie Goff 04.50, . Bills;- Hargraves Printing Co 0I5.„3, Eureka Fire Co 010.76, .lest Disinfecting Co 06.37, LcGla son-1rmstrong 030.75, Texas Oil G 916.81, Haltom Haltom 024.15, LcLillan Drug Co 04.45, .L .lam- ilton I.50, J.L•iisbet 05.30, Laird Drug Go tirI.35, Spencer & Ballinger_ 0223.77, Jeffus-DeLoach 0I95.44, J._i.Bell 01.00, Texas Utilities Co 18.93, Fulton Lbr Co 010.I5, Gulf Ref Co 4 .80, Ward . & Sly 0I0.75, Teas Utilities Co 5I4.43, Donohoo- are Hdw Co 67.94, J.D.Hatcher „3I.50, Jarvis -Tull Co 08.00, W.L.Rhitesides 5 3.25, Dowden Hdw Co 5;3.85, 3rashears Hdw Co 06.75, Knight Auto Co 4.00, 2exas Utilities Co 0378.00, Plainview Welding Co 09.50, Starch-Paudler Co 017.64, Temple Bros 5;3.00, Dallas Foundry 0200.00 Clowe & Gowan 0181.50, Neptune L eter Co 3360.65, Fairbanks lorse v & Co I53.90, Houston armature Co 058.60, Texas Utilities Co aII.45 L.P.Barker Co 365.87,. ORDINANCE 4246. BE IT ORDAINED BY T E CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF P LAINVIEW, TEXAS: That the following Taxes be and they are hereby levied for the year I926; upon the 0100.00 valuation subject to taxation in said City for the year I926, to -wit; General Fund Street Fund INTEREST & SINKING FUN15- Sewer Extension Bonds City Fall Fire :t?ti nn 'Bonds Sewer & Water Exten Bonds Street Improvement Bonds Street Improvement & Paving --ponds Sewer Bonds Waterworks Bonds Auditorium Bonds Refunding Bonds .75 .49 • 023 .OI .OI . 0I1/3 .05 2/3 .I24 .04 .09 .23 31.85 Section 2. That there be and is hereby levied an occupation. of one half of that levied by the State of Texas, upon all Firms, Persons or Corporations following Taxable occupation in the City of Plainview, Texas. :ECTION 3. That t e Taxes herein levied shall be assessed by the Assessor as required by law, and the laws regulating the assessment and collection of State and County Taxes are hereby made a part of the O:DININCE, and shall govern the assessment and collection of said Taxes. SECTION 4. The rule requiring the second and third reading of an ORDIiANCE is hereby waived and suspended, and this ORDI- Nance is placed on its passage by a unanimous vote of the entire City Council. I926. Fa .-d and approved this the 6th day of Septemebr, 1.D., it y S:acretar&. I,ayor. wird ORDINANCE71247.. V AN ORDINANCE Amending Section 26 of an Ordinance entitled: "An ordinance providing certain rules and regulations governing plumber in the instellation of plumbing work within the City of Plainview, providing lisence therefor and providing a penalty". BE ORDAINED 3Y T ~ CITY COLTTTCIL OF THE CITY Or PLAINVIEW, that section 26 of an ordinance entitled: ",'gin uaidinance providing certain rules and regulations goevrining plumber in the instell- ation of plumbing work within the City of Plainview, providing lisence thereofr and providing a penalty", adopted by the City Council of the City of Plainview, on the I9th day of Lay, A.1:., I909, be and is hereby amended so that section 26 shall here- after read as follows: " SECTION 26. That no person shall do or attempt to do any plumbing work whatever within the City of Plainview until after such person shall have applied for and received from the City Board of Examiners for Plaumbers a certificate showing that he has, by passing an examination or otherwise satisfied such board of his fitness and ability to do such work, now until such per- son shall have received a licence to engage in the plumbing busin ess from the Tax Collectoe of the Jit of Plainview, Texas. When the bond provided for in section 25 shall have been approved by the City Council and the certificates above mentioned procured from the said Board of Examiner for Plumbers and filed with the said Tax Collector, the said Tax Collector shall, upon receipt of the fee for sane, shall issueca licence to such person auth- orizing such person to do plumbing Work and engage in the plum- bing business in the City for a period of one year from and after the date of its issuance, unless sooner revoked upon a hearing be -fore the City Council and such lisence shall not be transferable. In the event of the dissolution of any company or partnership holding a plumbers license under this section, the member retain- ing suh lisence shall be required to renew the bond herein pro- vided for in this section, within 3C lays after such dissolution. 68 That the names of each and every member of any firm or co -partner- ship obtaining a license shall be given to the Tax Collector in order that said names may be inserted in said license. That the firm or person obtaining said license shall pay to the Tax Collector the sum of N50.00 for said license. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS: THE 6th day of September, A.D. , I926. ATTEST: City Slcret ORDINANCE ff248 . 6.04f,L2.414_ ayor. Anrodinance regulating Gas Piping, Appliances, Oixtures and Apparatus in all bu.Lldings and structures of Gas Consumers, and the Installation, Construction, Reconstruction, adjustment and repair thereof, provided for Bonds to be given by those who d do such work, providing for permits and providing penalties and declaring an emergency. E IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OP THE CITY OF PLAIN= VIEW: SECTION I. That the City Plumbing Inspector and his assis- tants be and they are hereby authorixed, empowered and directed to supervise all gas piping, appliances, fixtures and apparatus whether now or therafter existing, placed in or in any manner connected in any building or tent or structure of any character, whether used for business or residence purposes, in the City of Plainview, and the installation, construction, reconstruction, adjustment and repair therof and to see that all the rules and regulations of said City of Plainview with respect thereto are properly complied with and to inspect and reinspect all such gas piping, appliances, fixtures and apparatus, and the installation, construction, reconstruction, adjustment or repair thereof whenev er and as often as they shall deem it desirable and necessary, and to do so in order to prevent fires, accidents or injuries to City persons orproperty, and the said'Plumbing Inspector and his assis- tants be and they are _ereby authorized, empowered and directtd to cause all such gas piping, appliances, fixtures and apparatus and the installation, construction, reconstruction, adjustment 69 and repair therof to be such as not to cause fire or accident or in- jury to life or property and any and all such gas piping, appliances, fintures and apparatus now existing or hereafter existing as well as the installation, construction, reconstruction, adjustment and repair thereof shall be subject to the foregoing inspection and supervision. :and it further ordained that no gas appliance, fixture or apparatus either for heating, illuminating or hot water heating, be install- ed until type of said gas appliance, apparatus or fixture has been approved by the City Plur.bing Inspector or his assistants. SECTION 2. That the said. City Plumbing Inspector and his assis- tabts shall be subject to the order and direction of the City Council of the City of Plainview and they are hereby vested with fullauthority to enter any building or premises or structure, sub- ways or other place2, either public or private, at any time in the discharge of their duties, and to pass upon and decide any question arising under the provisions of this U_DILACE or any other ORDI- 1ANCE HEREAFTER PASSED or any rules and regulations already adopted or hereafter adopted by the city Council relative to any such gas piping, appliances, fixtures or apparatus or the installation, con- struction, reconstruction, adjustment and repair therof or relative to the materials used therin, whether the same be in the origional construction and erection or in any alterations or repairs thereof. SECTION 3. No person, firm or corporation shall enter upon t the installation, construction, reconstruction, or repair of such gas piping, appliances, fixtures or apparatus or any change thereof (nor shall any such person, firm or corporation undertake for any other person, firm or corporation, the adb.ustment thereof) until th the said individual, fir or corporation shall have secured a licen- seas =r6nafter providedand shall haveexecuted and delivered to the City of Plainview a good and sufficient Bond in the sum of One Thousand (I,000.00) Dollars having thereon two or more suretie approved by the City Council of the City of Plainview, one of which said sureties shall be a surety Company authorized to do business in the State of Texas, continued for the faithful performance of all such work e$tered upon or contracted for in strict accordance and compliance with the termsri requirements and provisions of this Ordinance and such further and future Ordinances of the City of Plainview as may be hereafter passed. Said Bond shall be further conditioned that such person, firma or corporation shall, without additional cost to the person for whom the work is done, remedy any defects therein due to faulty workmanship or incorrect construction or due to the faulty material furnished or used by such erson, firm or corporation, and that such person, firm or corporation shall reconstruct or repair such work to the satisfaction of the City plumbing inspector of the City of Plainview at any tirre witnin one year after the constriction, repair or installation thereof, and after forty-eight (48) hours notice from the City pluribing in- spector to reconstruct or repair the same.In the case of gas ea leaks of any nature, upon order of said City plumbing inspector or any of his assistants, the gas shall be cut off immediately from the premesis forthwith without notice and likewise the said City Plumbing Inspector or any of hid assistants may in the interest of thepublic safety order the gas supplied to any customer cut off im- mediately without notice. The said bond shall for all the foregoing purposes be in force for one year after any such work in the install- ation, construction, reconstruction or repair of such gas piping, and one recovery shall not exhaust said bond but said bond shall be a continuing obligation against the sureties thereon until the entire amount thereof shall have been exhausted. In case the bond therein provided for shall be decreased on account of any recovery Which may be obtained or arising out of the violation of any con- ditions of the same, the City Council shall require, upon notice of such fact, an additional bond to be given by such person, firm of cotporation in accordance with this ordinance in any amount suifi- 'cient when added to the unexpired amount of the ovigional bond, to be at all time equal to the sum of 54,000.00. The City of Plainview may for itself or for the use and benefit of any person injured or damaged by reason of failure to repair any defective gas piping or any defective installation. construction, reconstruction or repair thereof or for the failure or refusal by any person, firm or cor- poration to pay any of the fees required by this ordinance, maintain 70 suit on said bond in any court having jurisdiction thereof or suit may maintained thereon by any person injured or damaged by reaseon of any breach of any f - the< crnditions of said bond. The bond requir -ed herein shall expire on the first day of January, next following the date of the approval of such bond by the City Council andthere- after on the first day of January a new bond in sum and substance as herein required shall be given by any such person, firm or 6or- poration to cover all such work as shall be dine during the year beginning on such January Ist. That upon approval of said bond by the City Council, the In- dividual, firm or corporation, desiring to do such work shall secure fr from the assessor and collector of Taxes for the City fo Plainview, a license which shall run until the Ist day of January next succeedi -ng its issuance unless sooner revoked and shall not be transferable. In the event of the dissolution of any company or partnership hold- ing such license, shall be required to renew the bond herein pro- vided for before doing any such work provided for herein. That the names of each and every representative of any firm or corporation obtaining the license shall be given to the assessor and collector of Taxes of the City of Plainview and all such names shall be in- serted in said license. The persn firm or corporation obtaining such license shall pay to the Assessor and Collector of Taxes of the City of Plainview, the sum of fifteen (0:5.00) Dollars as an annual liven se fee therefor, provided that if such license is issued after Jan- uary ofany year the license lee shall be for the proportionate part of such year computed from the first day of the month in which the s same is issued. SECTION 4. The size of the pipe shall not be less than called f for in the following tables: FOR GAS LIGHTING. Greatest Size of pipe Greatest length allower number. of burners. 3/8" inch I5 feet I 3/8 inch I0 4 4 inch 25 6 inch 40 I5 I inch 70 35 I1 inch I00 -60 I7- i4ch I50 I00 2 inch 200 200 FOR GAS RAidGES. inch 40 feet I inch 70 feet FOR AUT01 TIC WATER HEATERS. Greatest Heater NO. Size length allowed. 3 I inch 70 feet 4 14 inch 100 feet 6 Iti inch I00 feet 8 2 inch I25 feet FOR FIRE, I._ALL HEATERJ,ETO. Greatest Size of pipe length allowed Number of fires. inch IO feet I 4 inch 40 I I inch I25 I I4 inch 400 I inch 30 2 I inch I00 3 I1- inch I20 5 I-& inch 125 8 14 inch 40 10 I2 inch 90 IO I1- inch 30 IO It- inch 75 12 14 inch 15 12 71 4 inch I inch I inch Lenght 5hp IOhp I5hp 20hp 30hp 50hp or hot air furnaces boilers, etc., using three air mixers, I inch pipe. The same with four or five mixers, installations, approval of size shall be inspector. No house riser shall be less than inch pipe. No branching or cooking stoves shall be loss than 4 inch pipe. Use as few elbows as possible; elbows not absolutely necessary will be condemned. When possible to get through an obstruction such as a beam, offset the pipe rather than use elbows. For all large buildings the plans for piping should be taken up directly with the City Plumbing Inspector before any pipe is in- stalled. All piping for fixtures with a great number of burners will have to be nad.e larger accordingly. Gas is never to be supplied from a smaller pipe to a larger one. Pipe must be free from obstructions. White lead or other join- ing material should he used sparingly so as not to clog the pipe. The riswr must be extended to a point within I8 inches of the proposed location of the Teter, and to right of same at least 20 inches above floor. Ieter should not be located near furnaces or ovens, located in apartments or placed in any other position where they will be inaccessable or liable to injury. Under no condition will a fitter or plumber or other person disconnect any meter, connect to or dis- turb piping between main and Teter. FOR INST_JTTANEOTJ8 WATErt HE ETERS. 40 feet 70 feet I00 feet FOR GAS ENGIITES. Schedule of Pipe Sizes for donnecting lengths of run to meter. of pipe 50 ft I00 ft I inch I inch I inch 1-1- inch It inch • 2 inch I2 inch 2 inch 2 inch 2kinch 2? inch 2 -2 -inch I50 ft I' inch I2 inch 2 inch 2 inch 2ti inch 3 inch burners having 225 ft I3 inch I inch 2 inch 2 inch 3 inch 3 inch two or 12 inch pipe; fpr larger secured from City plumbing When to accomodate dufferent tennants, one or more meters are desired in a given building, the gas supplying compnay will set as many meters as there are seperate consumers, connecting the meters to one service pipe, provided that the risers or pipes leading to these different tennants are extended to within I8 inches of the proposed location of the meters, which are to be set in the same locatinn. Risers should not be scattered, but should drop together in alignment to the room where meters are to be set.They should be kept at least three inches apart, and should not extend less than 20 inches from the floor. Union and valves must not be used in concealed work, but long threads,if necessary,should he used. Long runs of horizontal pipe should be firmly supported at short intervals by metal fasteners tp prevent sagging. All branch outl t pipes should be taken from the sides or tops or running lines, never from below. Bracket pipes should be run from below when paac- ticable. Drop ektensions Lust be supported with at least three sup- ports, one under pipe at drpp, one across dro betWecn cap and ell or bend and one half way between drop and main pipe. X11 supports are to be 3r"xI2 or larger lumber. Two supports must be used for all bracket extensions, one directly under riser ell and one half way between ell and train supply pipe. House pipes should be so run and covered as to be readily ac- sessable. No cast iron fittings smaller than three inch are to be used. No individual, fire: or cor- oration shall enter upon the install- ation, construction or reconstruction of any work provided for here- in until a permit has been issued by the City Plumbing Inspector, covering each installation or addition to be mace, and when required by the said City Plumbing Inspector, puns and specifications for the proposed work must be filed with him before the permit is ;-ranted or during the progress of said work; Provided, however, the City Plumb ing Inspector may issue a general permit to any individual, firm 72 or corporation owning or controlling any building for a term not exceeding three (3) months from the date thereof, authorizing minor alterations or changes, but such permit shall be revocable. No per- mits shall be required for the repa.r or adjustment of gas piping, appliances, fixtures and apparatus. - SECTION 5. When the Plumber or fitter has completed the system o of piping and has all full drop and bracket extensions and heater openings firmly and permanently fastened, he shall test the piping and if found tight, he shall file a written application for tests with the Uity Plaumbing Inspector and the City Plumbing Inspector or one of his assistants will call and inspect the piping and witness th the test, and if the City Plumbing Inspector or such assistants find the piping tight and the sizes and work in accordance with the pro- visions of this Ordinance, then the City Plumbing Inspector or such a assistant will issue and deliver proper certificate to such effect. The piping must be tight under a pressure of ten inches of mercury column. This test will be made before the fixtures are hung and appliances connected and before the piping closed in. The use of Gas Fitters cement for repairing leaks is strictly prohibited. .any additional piping of outlets installed after a certificate is granted must be reported for inspection and test. No gas fitter, Plumber or tther person doing work in any house or structure sahll conceal any of said gas piping until certificate of inspection is issued and inspection card attached to said piping. SECTION 6. If any person, firm or corporation shall fail or refuse to remedy any defects found by the City Plumbing Inspector or his assistants in any work, provided for herein, within seventy- two hours after notice to do so, the City Plumbing Inspector shall not issue any further permits to such person, firm or corporation until such defects are remedied; or if it is shown that said person, fire; or corporation is incompetent to do such work, then the license 01, of such person, firm or corporation shall be subject to forfeiture 1 by the City Council. The City Council may forfeit the license of any such person, fire or corporation for violation of any of the provisio -ns of this Ordinance or such future .)rdinance of the City of Plain- view as may herafter be passed; provided that the forfeiture of any such license shall not in any manner effect the liability of the principal or sureties on the bond of any person, firm or corpor- ration for any work herein provided for previously done by any such I6trson, firm or corporation; also, provided, that in the ebent that the license of any person, firm or corporation issued under the terms of this Ordinance is forfeited for any violation of this Ordinance or other Ordinances of the City of Plainview, pertaining thereto, said person, firm or corporation shall not be granted another license for the period of one year after the date of cancellation of previous license. SECTION 7. Any and all gas piping, appliances, fixtures and apparatus or material, which may at any time become defective and in the opinion of the City Pumbing Inspector or his assistants likely to cause leaks, fire or accidents or to endanger persons or property, shall be condemned by the said City Plumbing Inspector or his ass- istants and when, in his opinion, it is deemed necessary to prevent such accident or danger, said City Plumbing Inspector or his Assistan -ts is hereby authorized to disconnect such gas piping, appliances, fixtures or apparatus, or to cause the service of gas to such con- sumers to be discontinued until the person or persons owning or us- I ing such gas piping, appliances, fixtures, apparatus or material shall cause the same to be put in safe condition and tested and app- m roved by the City Plumbing Inspector. When any gas piping, appliances, fixtures, apparatus or ma- terial of any nature whatsoever have been in any manner disconnected and rendered inoperative by the City Plumbing Inspector or the servic discontinued, as set forth in the foregoing provisions, it shall be unlawful for any person or persons to in any manner to reconnect the same or cause the same to be reconnected to any supply of gas or to use the same as a part of any gas piping system until they have been put in safe condition and a certificate and a certificate of acceptance has been issued by the City Plumbing Inspector. - SECTION 8. In every gas installation all _-iping and attachment must be of at least of such capacity as will supply gas up to the full maximum requirements of all appliances contemplated to be conn- ected thereon according to the requirements of this Ordinance. No gas piping, appliances, fixtures or apparatus or the in- stallation. construction, reconstruction or repair thereof, for which a permit is issued shall be put to use or connected to any supply of gas until inspected and accepted by the City Plumbing In- spector. All applications for Inspectoin will be held at least twenty- four hours after the sane are filed. It is regiired that sand indi- vidual, firm or corporation or his or its representatives shall per- sonally inspect every installation before a card for inspection is filed and that all work for which the inspection is asked shall be completed. Applications for re-inspections must be made out on new cards the same as the origional application, atating whether the firs' second or third inspection. Telephone or verbal requests will not be considered. When any gas piping, appliance, fixture or apparatus is found to have been installer without a proper pernit or not in acc- ordance with the provisions of this Ordinance, the City Plumbing Ins- pector, or his assistants, is hereby authorized and empowered to prevent any supply of gas thereto or to the consumer until such per- mit has been secured from the said City Plumbing Inspector and such wort inspected or re-inspected, and approved. :applications for inspection shall be filed with the said City Plumbing Inspector and accompanied by a fee of one (:;'I.00) Dollar for the first two openings and 25g for each opening thereafter. A fee of one (I.00) Dollar shall be charged for each inspection after the second inspection rade on condemned installations for each open- ing. Before any such gas piping, appliances, fixtures, or apparatus constructed or furnished under permits hereafter granted, shall be approved, or any certificate of acceptance of the same be granted, th the said work must be complete, and in compliance with the provis- ions of this Ordinance. Plumbers or gas fitters shall consult gas 0ompany for the location of meters before starting job. The Plumber or gas fitter sha -11 be held responsible for any changes in meter risers installed in locations not authorized by gas Company. SECTION 9. Any gas installation not specifically covered by this ordinance must be approved by the City Plumbing Inspector. SECTION I0. All powers conferred by this ordinance upon the City Plumbing Inspector are hereby likewise conferred upon his ass- istants and such assistants and each of them may likewise exeereise all such powers. SECTION II. That any person, firm or corporation who shall violate any of the provisions of this ordinance or who shall fail to comply with the requirements of this ordinance, shall be deemed gu,ilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined in any sum not exceeding TWO }IUNLRE I, W200.00) Dollars, and eash and every day's continuance of any violation of the provisions of this Ordi- nance shall constitute and be deemed a seperate offense. That in case of any such violation of the terms or provisions of this ordinance, by any corporation, the officers and agents actually in charge of the business of such corporation or the person or persons 74 actually performing the work for such corporation, shall be sub- ject to the penalties herein provided. SECTION I2. The fact that from improper and suitable gas work, already constructed and being constructed. and maintained daily, dange -er constantly areise both to persons and property, creates an emer- gency on account of the immediate preservation of the public safety requiring that this ordinance take effect at once and it is accord- ingly ordained that this ordinance shall take effect immediately after its passage and approval. SETION I3. All connections to stoves or any fixtures must be made with wrought iron union joints. P_1 SED AND AP2ROVED this the 6th day of September, A.D. , I926. ATTEST: City Sfcreta La o r . 7 STATE OF TEXAS $) COUITY OF HALE CITY OF PLA INV IEW ( The City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas. convened in special session in the City Hall on this the I7th day of September,1926, with the following members of the Council present; 'J.E.Risser, l-ayor; J. ;.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, J.L.Guest, D.L.Thompson and W.E.Boyd, �ildermen, G.H.Saigling, City Secretary, with the following absent: NOITE. At which time among other proc- eedings was had the following: It was moved by Councilman Hooper and seconded by Councilman Guest that an Ordinance entitled " AI ORDINANCE " ACCEPTING CERTAIN ,._TREET IId PROVEI ENTS AND AUTHORIZ ITIF THE DELIVERY TO JORDAN CONSTRUCTION COLIPAITY CERTIFICATES OB SPECIAL ESSESSIJNT EVIDENCING THE INDEBTEDNESS OF THE PROPERTY UWIZLRS WHOSE PROPERTY IS BENEFITTED BY SAID II;'_PROVELENTS? DECLARING AN EI.' RGENCY: belaced on first reading. The motion carried by the following vote; AYES: Councilmen Hooper, 4.E.Boyd, J.L.Guest, D.i:_.Thompson and J.B.Cardwell, NOES: None The ordinance was read in full by the Secretary. It was moved by Councilman J.B.Cardwell, and seconded by Councilman Hooper that the Charter privision requiring ordinances to be read and passed at more than one meeting be suspended. lotion carries by the following vote. Ayes : Councilman Hooper, J.B.CardWfll, J.L.Guest, D.1.Thompson and J.E.Boyd. NOEW: IT O1: E . Lojion by Councilman 'd.E.Boyd, seconded by Councilman Hooper that the ordinance be finally passed. Lotion carried by the following vote. AYES: Councilmen Hooper, Boyd, Guest, Thompson and Cardwell. NOES: NONE. The ordinance is as follows: Ali ORDINNICE. NO. 249. ACCEPTING CERTAIN STREET ILPROVE-LENTS AND AUTHORISING THE DELIVERY TO JORDAN CONSTRUCTION COI..PANY C.ERTII1IOATES OF SPECIAL ASSE: SLENTS EVIDENCING THE INDEBTED_`TE =S OF THE PROPERTY OI ITERS 'WHOSE PROPERTY IS BENEFITTED BY AIL II, PROVEI ENTS, i ECLAPIN G AIT ELERGTEITCY. WHEREAS , heretofore, on the 2Ist day of September, I925, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, passed an 76 Oddinance ratifying a conract between the City of Plainview and Jordan Construct on Company, providing for the improvement of certain streets and parts of streets of the City of Plainview, Texas, and JHEREAS, heretofore, on the 2nd day of November, I925, and the 7th day of December, I925, and the I4th day of Lay, I926, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, passed an Ordinance certain improvements of certain streets in the City of Plainview, Texas, and WHEREAS, on the I7th day of November, and the 28th day of December, I925, and the 3Ist day of I.:ay, I926, the City ®ouncil passed an Ordinance levying assessment against the property and owners thereof, abutting upon the streets and part of streets to be improved; and WHEREAS, The Jordan Construction Company, Contractor, has completed in full the improver:ents upon said streets and pa parts of streets in full compliance with the contract betw- een the City of Plainview, Texas, and The Jordan Construction Company, insofar as certain paving districts are concerned; which completed districts are Numbers I0; and NOW, THEREFORE, , REIT ORDAI r D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINV IE'W, TEXAS: That said improvements be, and the same are hereby accep- ted by the City of Plainview, Texas, and the approved statement be in all things allowed, and the Layor and City Secretary are hereby authorized and directed to execute and deliver to Jordan Construction Company certificates of special assessment evidenci- cing the indebtedness of the properly owners whose property abuts on said improvements and evidencing the lean of said special assessment fixed against said abutting property, and in accrodance with the contract Wttveen the City of Plainview, Texas, and The Jordan Construction Company, and the Ordinances and resolutions heretofore passed and adopted by the City of Plainview, Te -as,. The fact that the City and its inhabitants are badly in need of the use of the improved streets involved, this ord- inance providing for the acceptance of the same is declared to be an emergency neasure, for the preservation of the public 77 peace, property, health and: safety,, demanding that the Charter provisions prohibiting ordinances from being finally passed on the date introduced, be suspended and that this ordinance be effective from and after its passage, ani., it is so ordained. PASSDE this the I7th day of September, 1926. APPROTED this the I7th day of Septra ebr, 1926. L-ayor, City of Plainview, Texas. TT -7E TATE Or TEXAS COUTITY OF HALS CITY OF PLAIWT IEW The City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, convened in Special session on this the I7th day of Septmeber, I926, with the following members of the Council present, to -wit; 'I.E.Risser, L.ayor; J.C.Hooper, J. .Cardwell, J.L.Guest, J.E.Boyd and L'. i.. Thompson, Aldermen; G. H. Saigling City Secretary and C. S. iJilliams, it77 Attorney, ':"lith the following rrembers absent; NONE, constituting a quorum, at which the following among other proceedings were had; Councilman J. 3. Caldwell presented for consideration a resolution and made a motion that it be adopted. The motion was seconded by Councilman Hooper. The motion carrying the adoption of the resolution prevailed by the following vote:- �YES: Couuciln:en J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, J.L.Guest, `J. E. Boyd and L. L_. Thompson. NO. 250. NOES: NONE THE RESOLUTION I. AS FOLLOWS:- WHEREAS, OLLOIS:-W EREAS, the City Council has heretofore on the 3rd day of Septmebr, and thelst day of October, I925, executed contracts with the Jordan Construction Company, a Corporation Contractor, for the construction of certain street improvements in the City If Plainview, Te as, and THEREAS, said contract provides that the said Contractors shall receive their compensation fron the City upon estimates approved by the City Engineer as the work progresse; and 111=AS, said contracts provide that the Contractors shall receive City of Plainview, Street Improvement Warrants, Series I925, dated November I5th, I925, bearing 6 ; interest in lieu of cash; and .'WhE=?EAS, said Contractors have presented their estimate approved by the Engineer in words and figures as ;follows : - Property owners certificates 44968.76 City's portion 2854.35 `.7JE ?E. S, said improvements covered by said estimate has been inspected by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, and found to be in accordance with the specifications adopted by said City and to be well worth the sum of 32854.35 the amount provided in said estimate, and said City Council has accepted the labor and Laterial covered by said estimates for and in behalf of said City of Plainview; and :JH:FEA said estimate herein set out has been duly audited by said City Council and found to be correct: NOW, THI: EFOR , IT 072:DINED -Y TTT CITY COUJJCIL OF THE CITY )F PLI NIEVJ, ':'ERAS That said estimates covering said material and labor, aggregating the sum of 02854.35, which has been presented by Jordan Construction Company, Contractors, be, and the same is hereby allowed. That in accrodance with said contract, between the City of Plainview, Texas, and the said Jordan Construction Company Contractors, there shall be executed and delivered to said Contractors, City of Plainview, '.'eras, Street Improvement darrants, Series I925,Uur:hers 54 to 55, inclusive, in the denomination of I,000.00 each, aggregating 02,000.00, dated November, I5t, I925, bearing interest at the rate of six (60) per cent per annum, being part of an issue of 055,000.00 authorized to be issued by ordinance of the City Council, passed on the 2nd day of November, I925, and duly recorded in the minutes of said Council. That the ;:aid City of Plainview, Texas, has received full value and consideration for said warrants, numbers 54 to 55 inclusive. ?he I ayor, City : ocretary and City ' reasurer are hereby directed to execute onch certificates and affidavits as are necessary or convenient to reflect the validity of the warrants delivered hereunder. LPP =:0VED this the I7th day of September, 1. I926. ATTEST: ATTEST: I .:ayor, City of Plainview, Texas. No further business appearing Council adjourned. Layer. Plainview Texas, September, 20, I926. 79 City Council Let in regular session, I.:ayor Risser presiding with J.O.Hooper, J.L.Guest, ':J.1.Boyd and J.D.Cardwell, Alder- men; i.N..Lurray Chief of Police and J.H.Saigling, City Zecy present when the following ptoceedings were had, to -wit; Linutes of the last regular and one call session were read and approved. Loved and seconded that Lewis R. Joghson -Caving 'n- gineer r. a;;:e up an estimate of the cost pf paving the alley running North and. South through Block 3I of the Origional Town of Plainview, and present same to the jouncil at its next meeting. Carried. Regularly roved and seconded that the :'�r erican Legion Local shall have free use of the City Auditorium on the night of September 28th, 1926. Carried. Loved and secondee that Tori, Vaughn be employed by the City at a monthly salary of '85.00 per month. Carried. Loved and seconded that a 6 % interest bearing SC?IP WARRANT for <r1948.0I be issued to Jordan Construction Co for Dalt of City's share of Paving on 8th St in Districts I0 and II and repaving dip 'on' Broadway. 1:Iarrant due 2-5-27. Carried. STATE OF TEXAS C OUT TY OF HALE 1 CITY OF PIAINVIEW) The City Council of the City of Plainview, Te as, von ened in regular session, in the City Hall on this the 20th day of September, I926, with the following members of the Council present: W.E.Risser, Layor; J.G.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, J. L. Guest, ii. L. Thompson and ,/.:. Boyd, G1H. Saigling City ?ecretary, with the following absent: NONE: at which time,among other pro- ceedings was had the following: It was moved by Councilman Hooper and seconded by Councilman Guest that an Ordinance entitled " AN ORDINANCE" ACCEPTITIG CERTAIN ST_:EET II._PHOVEINTS AND AUTHORIZING THE DE* LI':ERY TO JO_ L N CONSTRUCTION COL= CERTIFICATES eF SPECIAL :SE "_:SI,I_ll T EVIDENCING T L INDEBTEDNESS OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS '`THUS; PROPERTY IS BEN FITE- BY `;AIL II, PROVELI:NTS, DECLARIHG AN EI ; �"tEN 1.1.I' R,��,i�CY; be placed on first reading. The motion carried by the foll,wing vote: AYES: Councilmen Hooper, Boyd, Guest, Thompson and Cardwell, ITOES: ITOTI. The ordinance was read in full by the Secretary. It was moved by Councilman J. J.Carcl cell. and seconder by Councilman :Hooper that the Charter provision requiring Ordinances to be read and'paUsed at more than one reeting be suspended. Lotion carries by the following vote. A ES: Councilmen Hooper, Cardwell, Guest, Thompson and Boyd. NOES: IT ONTE . Lotion by i;ouncilman ',i. ::.Boyd, seconded by Councilman Hooper that the Ordinance be finally passed. Lotion carried by the following vote. AYES: C:uncilman Hooper, Boyd, Guest, Tompson and Cardwell. NOES: NONE. The ordinance is as follows: AN OIDINA_CE N0. 25I. .CCEPTING CERTAIN STREET IFPRO EI.!E ITS AND AUTHORIZING THE DEL IVERY TO JORDAN CONSTRUCTION COI,"PANY CERTIFICATES OF SPECIAL ASSESSIENT EVIDENCING THE INIDEBTELNE32 OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS WH _ SI PROPERTY Ij BENEFITED BY SAID II. RO ELENTS, DECLARING EL.E Ru: NCY. �a�, yE„ �, i'JI � i S , heretofore, on the 2Ist day of September, I925, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, parsed an or- dinance ratifying a contract between the City of Plainview and Jordan Construction Company, prviding for the improvement of certain streets and parts of certain streets of the City of Plainview, Texas, and WHEREAS, heretofore, on the 2nd day f November, I925, and the 7th day of December, I925, and the I4th day of lay, I926, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, passed an ordin-- ance ordering certain improvements of certain streets and parts of certain streets in the City of Plainview, Texas, and WHEREAS, on the 17th day of November, and the 26th day of December, I925, and the 3Ist day of Lay, I926, the City Council passed an ordinance levying an assessment against the property and owners thereof, abutting upon the streets and parts of streets to be improved; and WHEREAS, The Jordan Construction Company, Contractor, has completed in full the improvements upon said streets and parts of streets in full,compliance with the contract between the City of Plainview, Texas and the Jordan Construction Company, insofar as certain paving districts are concerned; which completed dist- ricts are numbers II; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CI`i`'Y COUNCIh OF THE CITY OF PLAIN - VIEW? TEXAS: That said improvements be and by the City of Plainview, Texas, and in all things allowed, and the Layor the same are hereby accepted the approved statement be and the City Secrttnry are hereby authorized and directed to execute and deliver to Jordan Construction Company certificates of special assessient eviden- cing the indebtedness of the property owners whose property ab- uts on said improvements and evidencing the lien of said sepcial assessment fixed against said abutting property, and in accro- dance with the contract between the City of Plainview, Texas, and the Jordan Construction Company, and the ordinances and resolutions heretofore apssed and adopted by the City of Plainview, Texas, . The fact that the City and its inhabitants are badly in He need of the use of the improved streets involved, this ordinance providing for the acceptance of the same is declared to be an emergency measure, for the preservation of the public peace, property, health and safety, demanding that the caheter provis- ions prohibiting ordinances from being finally passed on the date introduced, be suspended and that this ordinance be effective from and after its passage, and, it is so ordained. PASSED this the 20th_ day of Septembbr, 1926. Approved this the 20th day of September, I926. ATTEST: A TT1; S T : ri.L Gity L, I ._ayor. No further business appearing Council adjourned. ATTEST: City Sec( etary I,:ayor. 83 Plainview, Texas, October,4, I926. City Council met in regular session, J.C. Hooper, J.L.Guest, J.3.Oardwell, Layor :hisser presiaing r ..Boyd and D. L. Thomp- son, Aldermen; G.1 . Saigling City Secretary and H.H.L.urray Chief of Police, present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; I:_inutes of the last session were read and approved. Loved and seconded that the i:ayor and City attorney take any action necessary to abate the nuisance at the Texas `. iagon yard on east 6th street. Carried. Loved and seconded that all sewer line extensions con- templated be tabled until financing of same canObe arranged. Loved and seconded that Fire Dept be paid 4;5.00 additio- nal per month for looking after night police calls. Carries. loved and seconded: that 1:.L.Tinkle and L. .Leeks be employed at .,;{35.00 per month. Carried. ;regularly Loved and seconded that no further renu sts for raise in salaries be considered until ate Jany Ist I5<7. Carried. The following salaries and bills fur the month of Sept were allowed and ordered paid. S , LAIDS: - Fled Connally 1I213.00, Frank Stultz I00.00, ` ng Cecil Smith ._65.00, . �. ring I25.00 , Lee Hardin �,�I00.00 , 3.L.. itchie ;90.00, li. H.L-urray 7200.00, J. Hart ,1125.00, Paul hardy :'I55.00, Larve Bourland 4 20.00, 1.'i:._'.lsser I75.00, Paul Bryan I2 5.00 , G . i . Sai gling I 50.00 , Tv e rde e Gentry -::,75.00, 3d Roos .,Ab5.00, G. i. ,1inn 125.00, 3.0.Ross 85.00, John Vaughn :j69.35, iilliarns « Lartin 50.00, Plainview Fire kept >40.00, ;;.:'.;Tones ;40.00, J.C.11ooper J. T,. Guest 5.00 ';i..Boya 5.00, :J.1.. `fhompson •:5.00, J. B. Card'.rell ,'::5.00, Claude Lartin �I50.U0 i:.J.'Tisor �L�S.OU, S.G. Nates IO0.00, P'rintz :00.00 Bills:- Oral 2,osser 95.70, Leyd-rie h- 4-.c 3 -Lee - e13e 'e Utilities Go 24.00 Texas , Texas Utilities Co (��I3.ed texas �. �r ' �� utilities Co + � s Co II.T7 Texas Utilities Oo ;10.65, ie:as, Utilities r �: �;378.OU, `�'e__as Utilities ,o `?741.73, Frank Y. Dubose °r I ;72.31 Carter -Houston ngs Co ;mac;. 5, Shafer printing Co %;34.00, nobles Bros Gro Co JI5.75, Burt r ;lectric :hop . 6.I0, l'noohuizen-Boyd r 'avenport -;264.29, Shoo_: _3attery Co 32.00, Long -Fell Tbr Go :,:)1.3.20, lard r,Sly .35.25 herald Publishing G '65.45, Texas ' Corl;�any raves Printing ;`38.86, Geo i;. Barnard Co ��I?.3b, Hargraves Harg:i.;i�et �6.00 Pierce 25.59, S. _:�. _elepl:one.,o �Ie�'ining•J'o "2.40, „I.��.gzlolia Petro Co _'etroleur� Corp ;,60.00, �� f ,, ,1�-, �r ,Co '6.75, �� . 50 . ✓ . Co2.50 , r .. r Plainview Starch-r�'r-Paudler , ;.I',buott � ..� 5, Jarvis �� ';els�ing Co ;II , w� 1 er �I.00, Full;moo O ?rashears d+._w S. I0, Clowe Gowan .: 225.64, 'I . �. Tr LIoOlaoson:Shook .ubber Do '7I.45, Temple Bros ;4.00, eptune Leter Co .,j7.-).41, I, �,ulton Thi Co .-74.45, enter i allinger �, San 6.04, ,ri:erican G. I. Pipe Co ;,;i795.03, 3ovrd_ell 1dw ..40, Santer .ntonio Sewer Pile Co 475.%0, Roy Laxey , I51.50, ..5O, Roy Irick „ 86.63, 84 No further business appearing Council adjourned. ATTEST: STATE O COJ 1 Y OF YATE CITY y' ? A I IT'S IE', l The City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, convened in special session in the City Hall on this the Sth day of October, I926, with the following member of the Council present: •'I..:.I isser, Layor; J. L". HooperT, J. I .. ;west, J.:3. Card���ell, ':i.;,.:3oyd, and L.1—Thompson, Aldermen; and with the following absent: ITCITE. ceedings was had the following: It was rr:oved by Councilman . H. Daigling City Secretary, Ai which time among other pro - coop r and seconded by Coun- Gilman west that an Ordinance entitled Il -r ,.T,C , ACC=TI_ r ;,ERT.AI'7 � LI.T?ICT IL20 _.ITi"_ ,y2 iI_iNc., THE JJ I _ RY TO JOF.L'' CON=ICT7uN CCI..FANY rr WHOSE_ HO EII?Y IS B -;E 'ITL {_ :SIL II, .C� ,,I EJ T� -,D, ,, �T r�l�- ,i �� ,,i. IITG 2L -,,,;.l-'-; ,,-T _'.'.r__ a 1. 1 be placed on first reading. The notion carried by the following vote: ES: Councilmen Hooper, Boyd, Guest, Thompson and Cardwell, ITOI.S : ITO= The ordinance was read in full by t ,e Secretary. It was roved by Councilman J.3. Cardwell, and :-econced by Co .ncilr an Hooper that the charter provision recgtiring ordinances to be read and ppssed at more than one r.eeting be suspended. lotion carries by the following vote. AYES: Councilar.-.en Poorer, Guest, Eoyd , Cardwell and Tborrpson. 7022 T707. lotion by Councilarrn J.2.J3oyd, seconded by Councilr-an Hooper that the ordinance be finally passed. I:otion carried by the fol- lowing vote. Councilren Hooper, Boyd, guest, Thompson and Cardwell. NOES: aa-]. 85 T-_ C 1 i I A CE IS A: : C T:i OW .J . AN ORDINANCE. v, 2$2. ACCEPTING CERTAIN STREET IL2R J- ENT' AND AUTEB IZINC- TE.. DELI-* VERYTO JORDAN COT THUCTIOII CULR .UY CERTIFICATES ES Ori SPECIAL ASS* 1seB Efft EVIDENCING Ti -E INlJEBTEDNESS OF ?JJ PROPERTY oviTTER SE PROPERTY I`: =PI= 31 SAID _TI..PT;OVEEENTS, DECLARING AN <LFR- .1?'_':I,. :AS, heretofore, on the 2Ist day of September, I925, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, passed an ordinance ratifying a contract between the :;ity of Plainview and Jordan Construction Company, providing for the improvement of certain streets and parts of streets of the mit of Plain- view, Texas, and iI ?I', 15, heretofore, on the 2nd day of November, I9S5, and the 7th day of December, I925, and the I4th day of Lay, I926, the City Co ncil of the : ity of Plainview, Texas, passed an ordinance ordering certain improvements of certain streets and parts of streets in the City If Plainview, 'Texas, and '.`HEL :. S, on the I7th day of November and the 28th day of 44 December, I9SO, and the 3Ist day of T._ay, I926, the City Council passed and ordinance levying assessment against the property and owners thereof, abutting upon the streets and parts of streets to be improved; and 'dR R .AS, ?he Jordan Construction Company, Contractor, has completed in full the improvements upon said streets and parts of streets in full compliance with the contract between the City of Plainview, Texas, and the Jordan Constructi:.n Company, insofar as certain pavi_lg districts are concerned; which com- pleted district,: are numbers" I2" and NOV! THEREFORE, 33.1E 11 ORDAIN 3Y ?R_ CITY nOCIITHE CIT�OF ILIN J That said improvements be, and the same are hereby accepted by the City of Plainview, Texas,and the approved state:ent be in a all things allowed, and the mayor and the City Secretary are hereb -by authorized and directed to execute and deliver to Jordan Construction Company certificates of special aesessr.ent eviden- cinf the indebtedness of the property owners whose property abuts on said improvements and evidencing the lien of special 8 assessr.ent fixed against said abutting property, and in accord- ant 9 with the contract between the City of Plainview, Texas, and and the Jordan Construction Company, and the Ordinance and re- solutions heretofore passed and adopted by the City of Plainview, Texas,. The fact that the :;ity and its inhabitants are badly in need of the use of the impro--ed streets involved, this ordinance pro- vidin for th,, a3ceptance of the sane i2 declared to be an er. er- ;liency neasure, for the preservation of the public peace, prop- erty, health and safety, demanding that the Charter provisions prohibiting ordinances frons being finally passed on the date introduced, be suspended and that this ordinance be effective fron and after its passage, and, it is so ordained. OAS= THIS 8th day of October, :.D. I926. IPPhOVED "THIS TH 8th day of October �.D. , I926. ATTEST: City Secr -'tart'. .ATTEST: No further business appearing Council adjourned. Fay o r . X7 "lainview, Texas, October, I8, I926. City Council ret in regular session, Layer :isser presiding with J.C.I_oo-oer, D.L_.Thorpson and J.T3.Cardwell, Alderren; . lurray Chief of 'olice and T.�aigling, City 'ecretary, Pre- sent, when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; Loved and seconded thst the l.-ayor appoint a cor.;n;itte on which he also will serve, to cofer with the grain dealers in the City regarding the abatement of the nuttance of thrash- ing of grain in the City in the residence section and report back to the Council on ':Wednesday evenong. Carried. ?he Oor.mitte appointed consists of J.C.hooper, J.B.Oard- well and i).L. hompson. ?he renewal J3onds of Chief of Police Ii.H.iurray and the renewal 1t Electric Bond of Earl Cooper were presented to and approved by the Council. loved and seconded that an ar..endment to ordinance NO. 205 ( Section I.thereof) which prohibits the breaking of the Curb on either Broadway or ash Streets between fifth and IIth streets, be adopted to read from 5th street to 9th street. Carried. regularly roved and seconded that the hayor have nece- ssary alley and street crossings put in for the City. Carrier. Loved and secondethat the iayor ascertain the amount of money needed by the 3.j. . and arrange for the money not to exceed ,2000.00. Carried. loved and seconded that T.:.I=art's salary as night off9 icer be raised to u0.I50. 00 per month effective the riddle of October. parried. The following reports for the month of 2eptenber were hear and approved and orde :•ed. spread on the n inutess of this meet. Chief of Police X535.85; C.r..3aigling,Taxes, 020.33, G.P.8aig- ling, Water .ewer Liscellaneous Collections wI037.0I. No further business appearing Council adjourned. ity ecretary. layer. 88 Plainview, Texas ,Iov I, I926 C. City Council met in regular session Layor Risser pre- siding with J.,.Hooper, J.L.Guest, ;.L.Thompson, J.3.Cardwell and J.L.Guest, aldermen; H. H.I.urray Chief of Police and . E. Saigling, City Secretary, present when the following proceeding was had, to -wit; The minutes of the regular and one call :session weer read and approved. It is regularly moved and. seconded that the City Secretary draw voucher on General fund in favor of B.C.D. for ;'700.00. cared. Regularly roved and seconded that CitAttorney draft an Ordinance prohibiting thrashing anywhere in the City Closer than 300 feet to a residence without the permission of all residents within 300 feet of said location of said thrasher, and requiring that all refuse from said thrasher n.ust be removed as it accuirul- ates. Carried. Loved and seconded that the: Ci":y purchase a new Lotor- cycle for the Poli3e departrrent and trade the old one in on same at cI25.00. Carried. Loved and seconded that the resignation of Paul Hardy effective II -I -I926 as Lotor Officer be accepted and that Lr Clarence Luce be em- ployed as I,otor Cop in his p ace at a salary of I50.00 per Lonth. Carried. I:Loved and seconded that Notice be served on Jin Bryan of Belen New Lexico to have sidewalk put in along the South side of Lot 9 Block 2 of O.T. Carried. Loved and seconded that the City put an alley crossing in on the south end of Block 9 of 0.?. Carried. The following -�eports for the month of October were heard and accepted and ordered spread on the minutes of this r:eeting;- Sai gli ng Current Taxes ,:4;40.13, Lelinquent Taxes ;,479.94, `:later <.'6490.62, Sewer I674.95, I._iscellaneous ; I60.00, Chief of Police ;1364.40. The followLng Salaries and bills were allowed for the nonth onth of October and ordered paid:- S',LARIFS:- Leonard Roberts :17.20, Jeo Risser 9.50, Hood .17.60, .?.Herrod I9.00, S.E.Boles 'alter Roberts ::a0.80, Roy Laxey ;;18.50, Plpd Connally I25.00 Frank 0ultz .;31-5.00, Cecil 3rith .:;b5.00 Lee Hardin :1'100.00, :0.I.2inkle R.I.Ritchie H.F.lurray .1'200.00, J..ilart :3137.50, Paul Hardy ,;I60.00, carve Bilin .150.00, I.R.Risser '175.05, Faul ryan 25.00 O-.2.:,aigling Verdee :entry 1 -loss 085.00, G. :.dinn „:1‘,3.u0, E.J._oss .85.00, John 'LL'c..ghn .;75.00, Ls lartin .50.00, Plainview ?ire Dept 045.00, L.P. Jones ,,40.00, J.;.Looper 5.00, J.L.Juest 11.1.7non- pson i.R.Boyd 15.00, J.3.Cardwell .5.00, Claude har- tin .150.00, E.J.Visor 'S.J.Yates .J00.00, 0.2. Printz L.R.Ieeks I.0. • Leeks .72.65, 0I11L3- ,7,.h.3aigling Registrar ,J9.50, Hargraves Print- ing Co ._je..00, Oureka Fire Lose Lf g Co .49.50, S. i.B.Tel- ephone Co 449 025.16, Rockwell ilros Co c6.60, Plainview _:ews ,2.17, New ;.OXI.30 Plurloing Co Plainview Fuel Oo ,320.05, Dowden Hdw 0o4.I0, 'onohoo-.;are iidw Co 015.98, Burt Electric Oho p HI.00, Shook Battery Co ,J.L.Nisbet ..:18.90, Cooper Rlectric Co .2.75, 011ie dillians lard Sly 3 50,1].-.Roers Furniture Go ,1t_;.75, herald Pub Co Long- i.1 L_r Co .318.00, Brashears 2dw Co 011.80, Plainview 4elding Co .50, i.O.Larley; Co :.:45:00, Stephens :_elton .361.91, ',leas Utilities Co .::370.00, E.K.BawCen 026.0 C.1.2,:obott ;;1.50, J.:i.Hatcher .:29.15, Houston 2.rrature .:57.75, Dempster Lill If- ;o.;04.00, Neptune leter Oo 08.971, dulf Refining Go .-2.08, Dallas Fo.ndry 407.50, Fulton Thr Co :'22.80, 2. Oawden 11.90, O-rcen's 2ank !orks Clowe Cowan .:'140.9I, Loglasson-Ohook Co .1.80, Clowe Cowan nlO.87, L.,. arker Co .27.50, Te:las Utilities Go "ie -:as Utilities Utilities Co 630.17, ?eas Utilities Jo :40.67, John Vaughn . 83.25, Boaed Teas Oil Co .:14.22, Jeo D. Barnard Co ,2.59, F.L.icer . No F per _3usiness appearin Gounoil aGjodineo. 1 / terf4 City re' ry. Layor. 89 go iiainview, Texas, 1Thvember I5, I926. City Council ret in regular :session, i.ayor Risser presiding with J.C. ooper, Boyd, _..Thompson and J. _3.Carcwell, ,1- d_err en, and u.:}i. 2aigling, City secretary present when the fol- 2—wing proceedings were had, to -wit; I:inutes of the last regular session were read and approved. d,_oved and seconded that Clarence Owens be permitted temporarily to keep a wooden barrel on the edge of the sidewalk on the north side of the square in which to deposit the loose cotton that he may gather up on the streets. Carried. Loved and seconde that :. .?;ash be permitted to leave his frame building in the riefth southwest corner of Block I6 0.m.TIM7nARTLY provided he maintain a gutter on the south side of sar:e to prevent the water from roof dripping on the sidewalk. Carried. Loved and seconded that City ;secretary Craw a warrant for 3407.34 in favor of Rod Trick same to bear 6 interest from date and to be maid on or before 6 months from date; said warrant being for bill presented for sewer extensions and sewer pipe sold to the City. Carried. Regularly roved and seconder that the City advertise for SE=,) BIBS on what is known as the old der J.ii.'Jayland residence on east 6th street. Bids to be received by City Secretary until 6. 'd.1.—) 6th, 1926. it reserving the right to reject any or all bids. Carried. The following Odinance vias heard read in open rCoucil passed. C DT1T1'jC , PUIDji :- T'; _ 253. r ORDITT.`TCE NO. 253. BE IT ORDAINED By the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas: SECTIO?' I: That hereafter it shall be unlawful for any person toMvthresii - cause to be threshed or be interested ori: }, connected with the threshing of any grain within the City limits of the City of Plainview, within 300 feet of any house or resi- dence occupied by any family without the consent of the head of such family, and that any person found guilty of violating this section of this ordinance shall be fined in any sum not less than $25.00 and not more than $200.00, and that each day any such threshing shall be done shall constitute a separate offense. SECTION 11. That it shall hereaftef be unlawful or any person who may thresh, cause to be threshed, or be con - the City limits of the City of Plainview, to permit any straw, chaff, pummies or other refuse from such threshing to remain within the City limits of the City of Plainview more than days and any person violating this section of this ordinance shall be fined In any sum not less than $10.00 nore more than X200.00, and each day any such straw, chaff, pummies or other refuse may be so permitted to remain within the City Limits of the City of Plainview after same is threshed shall be deemed a separate offense. SECTION III. mat it shall be -unlawful for any person to burn, within the City Limits of the City of Plainview, any straw, chaff, pummies or other refuse from any threshing or thresher and any person violating this section shall be punished by a fine not less than y10.00 and not more than $200.00. assed and approved this the I5, day of November, A.D.,I` . ATTEST: m5, i City Secr/taty./ - r1,1111110, P 1 a inv dews, To xa s , Ns ve mb ,e , 192,6 Cf„„.ty Commed0..„ met Jan special aossfons dbyar Bassear Ia7easi,diong with. j.COSodperd JOE.Boydd J.L.Guest, J.hoOardwell and.. DdL.Thompsend Ilderuars, present When the following proco:sadtags were had, to -wlt: ictIoseC and secended that tha dty purchase a Police one, ifer for COS.:LI:we Traffice Officeib Carried. 'Loved.. and seconded that ihe City puraha.se 600 feet of Fabric Fite Hese at SI.30 per foot. lbtlan earriee,. No further business a pee:ring' Council adjournad. ATTESTs-- • •• • •• • 401 City Sac..! eta- • .. Bea 6, 19ae. City.. Council I. et regular' se s si caa i ay or Hisser s id in gs, w D . That pa en , 01SE . Bo yd end J ,,OB C dw e 11, b,1 a e r me n , array Chief of .Pali c e sin d Go,„ HO Saigling G d ty Se o re t a rya,„ pdb e n t when the :Cs flowing pr o o e, d in were bad , to evvi ta;', 1 inute s of the, las t gaal r and call session were read.. and,. aps..) r do I ovb,d, and sec ond e d t,,isat the f o 11 owdng bills account of accident to S S Friday on Ash street, at rope across street on. Nov OS th all a wed. and paid ; And e r eon. em.d. Gidba,y SIS 00 T I 1„,:„C11 gTE: s :12 .50 dna S.S.Prid.,ay OSb.00. „berried . The ratter ,e f a water e xt en s i on. on Oakland. "b e fxse,,sln 1,0 th and, I I th a tree ts az re fe r e d. t 0,, 4. h. Boyd and Th amps o no e g lardy T. d and sec en d e 0 that the C ity”. pay the 1 es, al Nations:I.. Gal.:3.rd Bet tery S25 . 00 per IN:0,1th for a po riod.. of six enl:hs beginning Tonsary I s t , 192 . ..arr e d ,gu y saved and seconded that vas eh a r be drawn.. in. favor ,o f the Board of Of ty 1 eve lo "Arra:1dt for. b .500 . 00 be ing; a Imo.' t of tb 19.25 ails tr ent arrded B. a gala' STI roved and 1,s,eo enSied that s„. 9(3 day ex e ensf on,. he E,ranted the T re se n t hb 1 de r s of the Gas franchis,e which, re soluti on. f ell ob,(e ; - ,gnifuviene gexas.. „Douniber eth, I92C. Un this the Cth day of. Uecemberu 41.1. I.926, at a, reralar Teobir nf the City Cooacil..of the dity' of' Plainviewu Texas, a quoren being present, the following resolution. wus introduced. "ny coundilEan g .A hESOLUTION FOR EXTENDING. THE: TIIE FOR COTPPTETIOU OP CPS iAINS AND DISTRIBUTION aYSTEL INTJIHE 'THE FRANCHISE GRANTED d.J..LcLAIULIU AND ASSOCITES: .11E4,..diElIS heretofore. toe.wit. oh, or about the Lnd:„ day". of July 1926, the City eonneil. of tha, City of Plainiriewg Tonae,granted to Lehan end assoef*.tes a franchise for the construction of a. system of pipe lines for the sale ond distribution of natural gan to the eitizena of the City. of Plainvi„,ew„„, Texas, and AHEEEAS, in the said Ordi..nanee by section. 13 thereof it was proved that such„ distribytion system. should.. be coaTdeted.. and the said i.J.Lelahan. and. his associates, or assigns, adould be prepared to serve gas to the consumers in the City". of Plaii„.nview be. fana,ry Iit. 1927; and... PENRTAS, owing to the inability nf tho said. A.J.1cfsham. and. his associates to secure deliveris of pipe necessary to the comple- tion,. of their sai..d pipe line and distributing aystem th,,y. are egable to comrlete said syster by January Tot, 1927 as provided. in said Ordinance granting said. fiThchise, and.. WHEREAS, said. dela: has been. occasioned by eausesbeyand. the control of the soid sham. J43414d. his associates:. NOW..THE:REETPF,Eg„ RE.Ole:LD, by the dity eouncil,. of the City of Plainview, ?exas., that tho said,. neddetenang George Nroadwell and R.A,flpton, be and they LA70 hu...,.,teny granted an extension of ninety days f,ter. sod, after the first day. of' January. 1927, within. which,. to complete their said distribution,. system in. the City of Plaii„.nview, Texas, and. to be prepared to serve gas to consumers ::„.n the City of Plainvi.,eug Texas,. 111 And.. upon motion. of Counciluen. Deh,Thompson. secended by' Council. - man, J.B.Ca:rdwell,. is was movoid before tho said City Council. of the City'. of Plainview tdat said.. ii3sellation be pasesed, and. said.. uptdon„ ha:ving been put Councilmen D.1 .Uunipsomu J.B,Cardwel2,. and W.E.Boyd voted in. favor of the pansage and adption. of said retelutiong and tho said.. notion was thereupon. declared.. to have carried and the res- olution td all things duly adopted. IN mTT.rlouy :IhiNUX5', witness our hands this the I0th,. day of December, A,L.',1926. Eegularly moved aoe.. seconded. that the Layer buy wh.ut ......4alavnized steel. culverts Ile, City needs. Carried, The followlng" reperts the mouth of Nove mber were heard. and. accepted and.. ordered ppread on,. the rinutes of this reeling: gangSaiglinge Jater & Sewer & liscellaneous 0337.39, Current Tsaos 4e441980.31, Delinquent Tares Egegfurray Chief of Police Police 1021.95. 'Ede following Bdas and Calories were allowed. and.. ordered. paid, for the rinth of :November* - CITY SATARI1.320- Erj.Bltehie .1.,:01,00, Pled Connally ',..125.00, Prank Stults 3,1100.00, ArLsKing i''',.2.125.00,Cecil, Smith, ',/?;,'-'1:',,o9Or00, Lee Daxdin. ,',3. 33E00.00, R.L.Tinkle S85.00, H.3„„Ikurray S200t 06,„1, J.E.Haft 0150.00, Clare n3e Luse 0150.00, hs0.Bolin ':)....'.,a5,0s00s USIS.Risser J:,..,:d7p.00, CH.Gaigling, 1":,3150.00, Paul Bryan 3125.60, Verde° Gentry 3,',76.00, Ed. Ross 'S,05.00, CGAS Minn, 0125.003, 6.3.Roso 035.00, John. Vaughn, '1'.:1...;,..75.00 Williars ,r... ieitin. G50.00, Plolnview Fire Dept .,145., B.P,„„jsnes '',,:46.00 d.0,.Hooper $5.00, J.3-Geest 66.00G Ekl -Thompson, .(::::;.:15k00, ll.E.Boyd 3,u,.. '3;5.00. J„„,B,„„„Cardwaal,. 33.5.00t Claude Martin. ',3150.00, , r„„AtVisor ',:,.,125 00, S.G.Iates G100.00, G.P.Selder 00,John. Vaughb„ ':',;(5 .45,. CITT BILIS:- InTertal Cafe '.:'3IS.10, WrksHhitesides G4.06, S.S. Eridev ::::::,,55.00, Tho Teras Company p7.44, Herald. BOblishing Oo 014.00 'Plal.nview Nolus 02.34, J.I.Nisbet 63.05, Jeffus3Dearaoh, Crain, Co eil',1„; SI„„1,503 030.08, 3aglasson -Shook 08.50, Burroughs Adding ler„ Co 05.35t Geo D. Barnard 036.67, Noble Bros Gro Co 3.6.05, Texas Utilities Co T3I.143 Ward & Sly. U.po, Long -Bell Lbr Cok10.66, quick Service Station. : (7s., Dowden. 113m Co 'k7,101,60,, Laid. Drug Co,G2.05, To3s5 Utilities Co S43.35, Fulton Ihr Co 3I.803 3.W.Themson 3.1.00, Brashears Edw 31.25, rEno- lia, Petre Co 34.80, Cosner -Lathes Co B.00, Stephens & Shelton,. SCIC.60, J.USRadford Gro Co :"Id .75, J.D.SSans Co dII.20, Texas Utilities CO 8,vP no - n Dn-'-r,r so m0 s5 7 S. nnthbor ns5 cs dloinvlow oCow 03.55, Donn:Soo -Sane Sn'd Go 0.:75, PlEcirsview .teldihg Co. Of.75, Gibbs Store Co 61.50, 0.15„„Drag Co 331.85, E.P.5nyth, .3150.50, Towns Utilities Co ,:,35.00, Texas 1,001„lities Co 6106.690r Knight Auto Co 1.20, Clowa, & Cowan ..g91.00, Deptume Leter Co '.',,20,6358, Pl0inview "Fuel Co GB.I0, J.E.Langes ''.','),,I2.503 Anderson. & Oldney T10.00, B.C.". 000.00r S.J.3 Telephone. Co e24.99„. No further business anbeering Council,. adjourned. City. Sea&etarz: Plainview, Texas, Docerber IGrd. City. Council mmt in, call sessiont kayer Risser presiding wdrh, GO„,,O.Hooper, J.L.Gues t„. Dui ...Thompson, J.,,C2Surdwell and Bay' , Andermd,n; HOEsId]cray ef. Police and Paul. Bayan Assst City See:retary present when the faltwing proceedings were bad1111 to L1; Hsi -Newton. presented. bills agaLnst the City for TT4.95 whieh. allowed and ordered. paid. Laved and seconded that a 2" water line. be laid.. Iith, street south. on Oakland. Street to a point sufficient to server R.k.newten water. Carried. of 0306.00 laved. and seconted. that bld'of RkL.Newten en. rebuilding two houses, for City ( After Seale are moved.) be accepted.. Carried. Loved and seconded. that Temple Bors be emploed to moved.. houses from. City Park property. at 3625.00. Carried. Regularly' moved and. seconded that City refund $190.88 adorned. interest OD... paving warrants to J.d.Jordnn„ Construction Co.„. Carried. b.oatness Dounaio adjourned. Plainvdew, Texas Many 3, 1J27. City. Council met in regular session, „ayer Risser presiding' with J.G.Heoper, J.L.Guest, .D.LB,Bilrozpson. and. BBB.Boyd Aldermen.. E -H. Lurray Chdef of Felice end G.B.Saigling City SoCretary pTesent 1,,,[heen the following proceedlngs were had., to -wit; Bovea. and. seconded. that the salary of P.E.Printe be raised from. BB0.0.0 to 11,1):1"100.00 per month,. and.. t".,1,,Bat ABT.11errod he pat on. Lonthly salary f 090.00 per. month,. Botb.effentiv,, Jany ist, 1927. Lotion Carrded. .„4qrslisations of Jack. Little d. Cecil]. Bell for memterBbdT, in,. the Plainview Fire Dept were approved. by the Count311. The following bttoits for the month. og Decembex 1926 were heard amA. approved. and, orde,t"Ba spread. on. the minutes of this G.H.Saigling Water rents 0590.63, Sewer Rents 0a2.30, Lisce- llaneous Collections B.,,29.00„ Current Teaos ,BI2332.43„ Delinquent Taxes ,3183.56; Chlef of Police 0261.20,. The following hills and salaries were aBlowed and. ordered. paid. for the month.. of December 1026.,e BAL.Z'il,HIES-BR.el,B.Bthtehee...;:134e09, :ined... Connally !,.,',1;,125.00, Prank Stoltz ,,',100.00, A,.L.King ',;:''''';',B25.00, Cecil gmith,. B90.00, Lee Hardin, SI00.00, R..L.Tinkle 'i'',',,,,B5.00, H,.H..Lurray WBB.Risser :':.°::°,:r75.0,0,, CwH.Baigling ,',..),,:,q50.00, Paul Bryan. $125.00'. , 'B86.00, john. Vaughn $75.00, Williams & Lartin .,,"....„1,60.,00, Plainview Bire Dept .',..,:i.A5.00, DBP.Jones ',',B40.00, J.0,1„HoBBer ';',.:),',5,111.00,, J.B.Guest B5.00, D.BWThempson ''':,-1:B,.....,B00, WBE.Beyd 05.00, j*B'Cardnell ',.,.',,5,111,00,„ Claude 1.11:etiB,. BI50.00, BWW.Visor 012,5.00, S.BBBates ',';',1.1,.d00,..011), Y.V.P., Selder hn„ Vaug,"Bni. 'B59.20, B..Tirdfl„e. :";',.1::,12.80, H.BT-Hood 0 ,,:i.,,C,,B40,01 Cee Risser $19.20, A,T.Harrod '''19.20, B.EBBoles '0.':III,3,,.20, P. E.Prints 05.010, Pled Connally 016.14. BILIS* - ":":+.F.18.'t-ifit.ieHaI-5.3i-4',' R.,111,1BNewton. 04.95, E-IBNewton. ,.'',.,):;,I00. S.B.111B.Telerhune Co ,'''','..,'?°34.1,51, Texas Utilities Co 03.3.„02,,Sheok. aatter Co B11.95, LeGlasso. '',: n -.Brmstrong 6B.52, L.O.Shropshire ".;.',,,,,,,,BB96,111 ',Bard.. & Sly !,11,,,,4.00, Imperial Cafe, 02.90, Herald Pab Co, 03.00, Knight Buto Cc $5.25, Shafer Printing Co, U2.75„ Carter ehenston. Dgs Co -.J5.on L.R,11,Phillibe Electric Co f:B,41,,, e5 Texhoma Oil & 13', fininm Co ,7,,,', .80,01 dtephens & Shelton.. ,.,,,,,23.20, uulf B'finin, Co ,V.BU,OBB.Drug Co BII.95, Pleinvlew flews "'i..106, L.P.Barker CoB .,50, J.DBHatcher B70.05, BTesheare "Haw 012,111,75, J,11,,L.Eisbet '4.;1',15.05, Texas Utilities s.,.... !„,',B6.62, I. egnoaie, Petroleum Co ,''''.:::::..11.,01,22, Texas Utilities Co 0.906.6g. Donehenegare PAw Co :.:B3.05, Neptune 'Peter Co .i:',',..265....61, R„ yalty loto:r co .,,if:7,1,11,80, Fulton. Iuuber Co BB,111,20 Taxas Utilities Co ';.'..,24.151 ,Burt,Eleetric Co $12.30, Hobles Bros 03w50, Taxas Utilities Co . , . ,er e w.B.u0, Hooper Lotor Co B14.'.,,D.65, J,111,B.. Jordan Cnn.staletion. Co P 11 view Belding Co wi5.70,. , No further business appearing Council adjourned. ral f I" t,„„„J Teelleie%%71% T!%%%%, %ahy 17, in%%. City. Coonni1met in,. regular session, Mayor %Msser presiding wlth, J.C.kacreaa T.I.Guest and JOB.Cardwell, UD%encens S.F. 1f u, Chief of' Delide and 1.12,2.3ndgeirl%., :ity emnetary' %recent we. uhnn the follaaing proceedlLnLjr;s w'ere had; to eedt; lanmeen of the meetinms of .1%n%%0%ar.' etb,„, 9 Sint 1929. ann.. January. 3rd.. 19 27 were read and approved. Reguiarly oba%d. ann. seconded that both. wdter and sewer lid% be laded to serve Banok, 13 0.2. Add. and. thne.„ thd Dayormgk% arrangements beth. %dy" ta lay tdi bouer 1%%e. Carried. Idred nape seconde0 that 50 % of the Taxes assessed %gainst Fran.k.' Howell for 19m6 be refunded,. hMmt Ca:embed. Inved an.d. seconded. that the Fare Oept be granted free use of' the City Stddlater%mm for ene ndght. Carried, %dyed and. second%d that City Treduerer rn%e ennahes' favoi of B.C.Du for $60%.0.0. Be%%%%%Siky moved. and. seconded that Nt.121..%1%ngee De efla. is hereby elected th% City. Council, as Inneger" of the, Bamid, Cared. %%goleady" m%ved.. and. secenned that the City eraceed to buy" Crawler' Type Traok".. for" the Fordhon. grader whech. it mtres. Carried. 'loved. end. seconded that the Salnbos. of Dr S*C.Rans as Menet:a:kJ. Inspector' be 'poised to ,%25.00 per month. effective Jany." but 1927., Carried., Moved ann. %%une%el that Rti,ukood. be :pat on. earth1% salary. of effective Deny Ist, 1927. Carried. Loved and seconded that the felldwing haTed-.LLL,45.17E3ollu',:. and are hereby appeihmt%%1... Direttors of the B.C.17.... Ch.E.s.:Beinfkdn., Frablt"' EAssell ann LI,93.,Ahdersao Jrn ea3h for' a term of ten years; T.J.Sheltad, DMD.Bobarada 9.G.Gnedmsn,. and D,11%.9allier each. foI . a term. of MVE yeare Carried. Nu firther hueiness anheareng Council,. adjsorned. /sn ' .ladyor, ", . ewt, Texas , February. 719;27 . City Co anti 1 in regular se ssi fon , Layer Hisser pre sid wd th C pt rd„ Gue s t D Themp s ont 4,88 erelwe 11 and 'J. E Boyd .1171erme.,n,„ H. i . I array Chief of Police and Gt„ b.Baig+lingd, Ci ty Secretary. present when,. the following proceedings were had, to -wit; L'inute s of the re .rsular se ss of January. 17"th tee,re read and approved. I t, 0, MAD v e d by Al 6 erman C Ho tD pe,..e. and 8 o co n d by Al de rr an 0X W 011 teal:, the City pay. 80 ..„4..„ of the cost of con st ructing br age, 0 710 :11:' ]0j1,1".0:10 v7++,.bae e r d raw o n. 6 ou.t,F. „Fro adwe.,y C. tree t th e 0 i ty of Plainview-, le ss IOC80 . 00 wh on,. Halo County+ a.„gre es to pay and trovid7+2,++d fur ther t.hat the ....tate Highway Dept pays the remlainln g. 507/0 of th.e co aj..s., of said bridt+?e . to t,ion. carried . 1„. ode+ d and se conde d.. Itelat Jay:land. Choral Club be ,E7ive fre e use of the C t y „b. t ri 1.33 I. n. the ev endngs of C„tril.. 4th. anP 5 4ah.-C a r4+ te d leo ve d and se cond ed. that s„ new Ord e be wri t t e,n. on, e le ctric wci,Lre ihgt 1"..„ quir ihg all,. wdr lag in. the 0 ity Ed re Lied t s to be in. ondu t and. r a i s in ing c i i ans If se ne .effret- 5 . 0+0 t o .„. 00. Potion carrie Ld L nye, d end se c nd fe+++ d. 4,h ttt salary o f .Ed.. Ho s s dee,y Fi re. Truok. d rive r b rai s e d. f rom Cd bd„, 00 t o „8..,'„ 9 5 . 00 pq,e, .n„onth on d 47,,, '78. so r f„ttem 7112 5 . 00 to 813 5 . 00 iln41.7 MO nt,,F.,++. 1:+b th e ff e ctive P rnary I s t , 1927. Curried „„ re It i s orde re, d.. t h al; th e Fire Ch7 e f iruy 4 se.4.4„d!„ rdadtlue f o r t)1,e. te De pllar.le ++.i3+ ]„,. Limb J„,.(„+„+++; 73o +++.E. I., 0:1: 1.11.11e t, „der lc) 1., er S p s c++1.1,. t e d 0 Co un. 'La i...7..,++!+ S being accepted and. appr+.4yet The f o 11 o w1 nig r e.a ls for thio. Lon th. cf 1e,31.8„...s.„ry+ 19 2 7 wre e d„!„,+.„ d an e„ a cc epte 7' and orde rb. spre ad.. on.. thb md nu tes of m„(,1 et p..aa.gIIII Chief of Felice 8448 . 00 , 77,, 8 . baigling Current Taxes E. 74.t.. 59 07, „„ De 1 inquent, I' axe s .,)8+:71 I d d later rents „,e8„ 9 043 . , S etre r rents 620 97' . 0 Llsce liana fo us Co 2„.le c t on s- rel Fund.. 83..1+85 , Sewer Rune" 84.. 05 , f tor of Fund 11:.+78 5 . 00 I. Th e S a 1 ar ie s and. Bills f or th4 ont f annid,r y vo,s, „...e„. a „14 owe d sad,. o rd e re d. pa i d +++++ SilIARIES- A, L, Bryant "+„'!„:„..., 7 8 „,„ 00 , Prank S tad.. t. 00 „ FL ...King 012 5 „ 00 , Ce c Sni th 08„,, 00 , Le 0 ra Hard in. 1.1.11„a CO 00 , T inkle 5 00 , H tH Le+. r r ay 0 . 0 , 48 E0 Par t CO . 00 , Et, S . B+o 1 i nn 0,01 50 . 008, R Dy.e.r „"11.„'d 50 . 00 „„ de. E .R sser 7 5 „.„ 00 , Gt.,,, H -E Set gl ing 0 I 50 008, Faux 1 Bryan. CIS 5 . 00 , lie rd et C. e+n t py +05 „„ 00 , EA. Ross W85.00, G.J.Finp,. S125.00, John. ddaughn. $15.00, lalliams Fartin a50.00, ESafsview Fire Dept S45.00,„ Daindenes de40.00, J.C.Hoopar J.L.Guient e45.00,„ D.1.Thampson„ aSE -Boyd 7 $5.00, J.W.Cardwell S.5,„„,00, Clavne hartin SI50.004 F.J.Visor deln35.00.„ 0.GCSates SID01.00, ECE.,Printe SI50.00, t.T.Serrod gded0Fn W.C.Fond Q125.00, I:Peden Vaughn. BILLS- J.D.Fteekley Tres of Bend .,'d50Ov00, First 4t!',„H.Ma Bask. S.7500.00, R.I-Sewton. S194.00, hooper a: Son, 'rotor Co • K noohuizen.-Boyd. ea Davenport e..,11,241.85, The Tbxhs Co 015.54, Suet Electric Jo ed2.00, Spenaer DellingeF Ferd h Sly S5.50, ImperisF„, Gale $41430, EnT.Coleman. Co SISe50, Texas Filling dtation„ 02.95, New Lexical PlunlIng Co 012.00, Service Garage S6.28, Shafer P ri„„,pting Do S44-50. Geo D. Barnard. Co degnied„n Anderson later acepply Co ell.'eZ.85, Cooper Electrio.,„ Co 015.16, Cooper Electric Co F14.25, Wooldridge „Lumber Co. :$400.00, looldridge Iuotelv:' Co c798.65, iSsegnalla Petroleum' Cc S55.52„.„0.FnErug Co I.F.Barker Co CitywIllackedrith.. Shop ,",11::22.55, S Co de2.25, J.D.Watcher .S15.20, J.1 -Nisbet S7.80, Bowden Edw.. S8.75, ialtsnarilton Sa. on J.D.heses nu 4110.se, Inle Co n7.75, Donebece dare Edw. Co 1.75, Olowe ,a Cowen. ,:rd3.30.8C, Texas Utilities Se Tomple Bros F3a6.1,50, Texas, Utilities Co 35.58, Texas Utilities Co S.579.7d, u TexastUtildetles Co S5.00, Texas Utilities de S29.78, „ FuDL„ten Lbr Co S402,.,50, d.J.B.Telerhwne Co S40.83,,J.C.aosper a157.05 Neptune deter Co S.5167.38, G.h.Snigling SFsiestrar W18.25, Ire entry Loyd Wiaancy nI0v00, Ho farther 'business appearing Council. adjourned Plainview, Texas, February 21, 1927. City Council,. ret in regialued session, iaybr einentenisser pre- siding with J.C.Hcoper, J.L-Gdeet, aThenesson, S.F.:Boyd and J.B. Cardwell Aledernen, G,H. Si gling City Secretgry, • redent, When the fo70„lbweng proceedings were had, iindtes of the, 3„7eguiaer raeting of :February 7th..„, ICC?, were read ao.d. approved.. laved. and.. seconded. that the Layer °afar ulth the Cid!' Attu- orpmy regarding claim of J.Jade James on eft Taaes. Caretieh. israd. and,. seconeed that free use of the City auditoidn. be granted for use of the Championshie. Saakeball gant, of this dist- rict id case said. game is played. hered. Carried. loved. and seconded that the week.. of ladech„ 7th, 1027, be and JL is hereby' designated. cleanup week. for the City and that the mayor issue proclaration. to that effect at the proper. tide. Carried. 1..taEstepp is ezTlyed as nig„ht Fire Tarok driver at a ronthdy salary of B85.00 effective Larch. let, 1927. Luved and seconded. that City pad, to BaC.Dn .%500.00 of." their 1927 funds. Carried. loved. and. seconded that City' Treaburer pay. to the „lAdadl Battery'. A I3Ist FAA, BI25.00 same being reubindng 5 months of their 6. "tenths allotment of B25.00 per month- Carried. Loved and... seconded that datT signs be. -places en. the. East and Iest si„.des of Tenth steeet at the interseetion of Columbia and. -heath streets. Carried. The Electrical Bond of h.B.Lovery vas presentee to the Council resulting' i • its being, approved. EldiTI OF OF .T.U.Y.d..IT IDA UF CITY OFFICERS ,At a r,e „gular meeting (.3,f the C ty COUEi0 il„ ,o f th,e City of Plaine., view, Texas, held. on. londay February'. 2Ist, 1927, thb, following oede• was passed, to -wit; It is loitered by. the City Council of the City of Plsihviewa Texas, that an Election,. be held at the, City Hail, in said City of Plainvdew, on. the First Tuesde:y in. April, 1927, the same bein'g' the 5t day'. of sei„„d Lontha for the purpose of electing the following Officer.' for said eitya Twe Aldermen for e teir of Twc (2) years eaah, to take tha planes of J.C.Heoper and. J.L.Gaest I.Jbse terms expire in 1927, and E.Harlan is hazed. "i esiding Officer of said. Election. and. he shall select each aBoistunts as he. needs. A„ copy. of this order signed. by the layer nnd. Bttested by the City Secretary of said City, shall serve as notice of said. Election and shall be published se required by lava PAZSED, ThIS TBB 2Iat DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.D. 1927. ATTEST: AlrEI3 T : fuether business appearing Council adjourned. o 41 Plainview. TeXaS, Laxch 7, 19S7. City Joan.° la Ilea.; in. regvaue aession, La.‘,y.er Siaser Pre- siding with J.Salacoper, J.LaGuest, a.l.Thompsens J.B.Curawell. and. 4 . Ea, Boyd , Aid anaen , es h Sui;gling Ci ty fe are awry and E furray. Chief" of BaLi.ce present when the following prece..dings wore, had.. to -wit; iinutes of the last regular session. were reee and.. appro- 3E IT LESEISS:SaD ThaT On THIS 7TH day of aeroh, A -D., Pea?, the Ci Council,. of the City (if Plainview, Dawes, oanyenee in,. reeplar session. at the City". ih. said Citys at which.. n. ,eeteg there were present S.E.,aRisser, Layar, end. Hooper, J.I -Guest, D.I.Thempodn, danaBoy , and.. J-3.Corewell, being sil of the Councilman of the said City. There came to be considered. at sodd meeting the pro - posaa froa tha Texas Utiaitits Colaesany, a. corperatioh„ uneer the laws of Texas, to fain:sib. electric fig.,ht and power and. do cer- tain. pumping of' the City. voter by contract with. the City of Plainview, And it appearing" to the said. City. Council of said City'. of Plainview that said Texas Utia„,itias ComTanyspreposes to furnish sale. elesArie light ann. power, and parT ng service, to the said. Gity of Plainview, for thu periods, ...Da thu manner and upon the conditions heinsfaafter Dilly set out in. a. written,. ntract this day mua" and entered into ey and ) Leen said. Sity of alainview and the said. Texas Utilities Company, at the prices her inafter set out in. said. contracst.;,, which is ,a -s„. a part of' these minutes. And. the said CitT Council of tie City'. of Plaineiew, feaas having" had. said. prwpos40„„. undre consideratjacrna and said. City Council having aEfrefufaly and Deify eonsiderea said. proposal, having rade aareful investigation with.. reference thereto, an.d. 'being of the opinion. that said proposal is fair and reasonable and to best Listerest of said Jity of Efainviefw, snd. the inhabitants thess(wa, the foliewina mstion was uade, seconded &end unamimausly edepteda...thot„,saidaproposal.ef.......ssald Texas Utilities Company'. be and the same is horeby in.. all things socep- ted and. adapted hy'. said. Uity Council of the said City of Pladnylewg Texas, and.. said. proposal submitted isc the form of a written.. contact, as hereinafter set cut, he fo:rgraaly signed in,. tr,"'plicato origionsls for end. on behalf of the C..,"'„,.ty of vies Texas, by dgEhRisser, 'ayor111 and Geo c. Saagling, City' Seoretaxyg and. a copy of said. origionaa,. contract be made a part of the official rdnates of this e.eeti,:ng of the said. Cityo oil.. of gladngiew, Tnxas, ane two execut.,C. coplos Pc dellvered to said. Texas Utilities. Companyc The a id. contreet botneen. the City. of Plainvlew, Texas, and the Texas Utilities OomPan171 reduced. to writing and executed by the parties as aforesaid, as constituttng the contract between said parties, is as follows, glITE CP TEXAS OF FAIE OITT OF PIAINVIEJ: THIES g..GREETENT made and. entered,. into this 7th day". of 1.,..arch A.D., 1927, by. and between. the City of Ilain view., Texas's°, a gunlail,:hadd,.. eorpg,,,11,,7ation under the general laws of Texas, acting herein by. and through. its Idayor„ 4.E.Risser, and its City. Secretary, Geo,,,,s1E. Saiglingt hereunto duly actlyyr1L....... zed. by. tdne City Couneia, of the City. of Plainyiewg Texas, here- e 1;11. e I :I:El...3 (1.1)1,1P.,1.1,11,0111 privat corporation,. of Texas, Angorporated.. under' the lagl of the State of Teg.,ads, acting. herein. and by. and. through,. I.:1chelso, its Presidents, and attested. hy y.13,„, Scott its Secretary, he:meant° duly. authorize:d., ang hereinafter called the 111.1 ./dttRANY"101. 'AIITUESSETE: CTIlgiON COTE UP CCDTRACT. CITY PUIFING. I. ETUIPIENT FUC1N1SggD BY The Company. agrees and binds itself to furnish. all wells, mcchinery and power nedessary for the, purpese, and to operate all machinery. fer the purpose, and to punp ail of' the City'rs water from such.. nells into the reservoir, elevated.. tat,hs and waterwocn','.cs system of the and to furnish to the City". all. necessary water' during the t City„ term, of' this contract upon.. the tencs,coenditientg. the mehg ner and. at the prices hereinafter. set out. 2. EquMpuent furnished hy - The City. agrees to fur— nish.. all. necessary. 'reservoirs III tan1). ot tanks, pipes, mains, 'valves and fittings required. to cosniect the Coypu,. emeMpment to the (S(ity's reservoirm, elevated an or tank.s and distributoing system. The oelle,„ sahlnery, buildings and equiprent furnished by. the Comhnay shall remain. the property. of' the Corloanyg, 3 . "1"" ( ()"....1") " 1,,() ")))."[)).:(' "1".: Th e e 1)( ")..)".he "1„; (3) r.m .:(opr e s tradt it shal2„. be consetru.ed. to rean and. refer to, the Tweesent purmdna ItIshot and equipment as now located at or near the (hewer plant f the ComTanuos )(11.1erever the term °I.' expression, AUSTIN FThIEOTT LOT," is used.. or occurs in. this contract it shall be construed to mean. smd. refea) to a let to be secured by. the City. fee:1!„) the use of the Compnay in .:bsitting iltL a new well, and. shmll„ be 1, cated.. at OT' near. the corner of. Austin. am,q Eleventh.. Streets ih. sada Gity, said Austin. Street Let to be located. conmendently to connect to the h3„(esent eight (8) imeh. water oafns. Oer con-- vonlende the Sustin Street Tot shal.1 "be included.. ih the term. or expression. "P)TESENT .PUYPIEJ SITE." Wherever° the tem:1m or exTression. )(KW' ;Fie PING O).1„......E," is used.. or occurs in thi.s contract, it shNli htconstrued.. to nean and.. .:1!(efer to. a certain five (51 aalp re, trst resently pursjased. by "the City for its now olate.„.iL(werg.s, site 1Nosted in.. Block. No. II, Boswell.. heights Addition. to the Cf.ty. ef Tefast or such, other site inthat loca, ity as ray". ge. acquire()) Is the Oltv. 4. DU) PING t...W(h))) -This contract for pNaTing slater is based.. on.. the pumpi.leg head.. at the present purtming site and. the new purping site. as felluwz( The total... purpinz hema, inclutling lift and. dissharge, sla. a 1.1 T.). o t 22d e It d. 7..111 2 1:0) feet; t g e -- S t 0 0 a. t ha 0 t hid 02„, itz,r Gra1.. t a"1. loss t rM (')1„, 11E3 0f 1;1 e 2., 2", e :17 o 3„) o ch)..ne g purl: rig p t O "0, 0 d S i 011. t I.0 11 0 .;;:;y2S t erl r, o h t the o slicol n,o 1).) e 223 e d. s Li id he (id ( s'r (7" "." 'Eh.) 2311d. 0 ) e t 5. tONT),I'flUZUS --- —The Company agrees to furnish,. continungs service as hereinahove „provided fhfg furnishing to the. aitz a supm.„„z of water into the, water mains,. of the. City. sufficient to maintadn. pressure in. said mainz of FIFTY,-.TUi)J6 (52) yaunds 'per square inch, and. it is specially. stipulated. ..t,gat for each and every' period of tire Eateeding Twgnty -Four (24) hours during whdch. the Company. shall fail to floggnish. such. water supply at such. pressure, it shell pay' to the City Five Hundred. (g)))500.00) D liars for each and every. day after. the expirgtdon. of said IT')elary-Feur (241 Hour' period. liciuldated damages until the service and. pressure„ 8,1)01V'e provided for, shall be re -...established and. zaintained.. by the Company, ef) until the. City. shall. declare this contract termdnatedg which the City shall haye the absolute right " to do at any ttme after any continncuz failure to keepsdbh, supply'. gnd. pressure of water for wez period.. of Ten. (10) days or more ( unless such failure should. tz due to the fallure of' the,.. City to maintain. proper. mains and equipment to insure said pressure), and it is spec». iglly provided that if the City shall terminate th. contract under thz provisions of this contract that thz Company' shall. nevertheless bc bzgnd.. to furnish. water as herein agreed for a period.. of one ) year thereafter, durinm which period„ the Company shall be bcund„. to operate thAd plant. acd. sysuec as nearlz accordance zita. the mrevir:IL„onz af tbis contract az ray be practical, but durings, such. year. shall,. not be for the Lfzaidtged.. damages above mentionedf but shall be. lialde to to the ditz for actual damages, spd sh„..uold the dompsny nst so operatesgid plant at any. tol„„ma daring said yeas' the tity have the right to operate sams,„, or haaa sena orepated, ane.. charge the,, expense thereof against the paynents to be, rade by the City ( as actual darages sustained by the Cityl to thz, Compahy. .f4mr services during that time. The Company agrees to furnish continuous service as hare - inabove unless prevented from doing so hy such,. as strikzes, fdres, accidents, or acts of Cud., as to render it prae-- tieally impncsible to perform, the services, and. shall be excused. from performanne,only ln. tine event thtt the Con: 1 o) pany den not by. th of all diligende and, facilities within. its pewee:el ine °lading the power which eight be made available from. high.. lines from, other :perical;s or :resorted to by the Company. to meet the em- ergencies or ,redestablish continuous servi„„ces, nor unless the Company F.,,,hBal. use all practical,. dill,zigence and rasources at its cormund to reeestablish said continuous services. The above provision. requiring' continneed service shall not be construed to obligate the Company to guarantee or insure, the source of water supply". to the. City:, but is hazed upon ruzring conditi„,ons hdrein„ agreed cgzbn, nor as binding the CemidEuiy as any Inconel: against loss on damaga resulting,' from fire; but it is expressly.. provdded that should. the water as:pply„ as contemplated by Mais contract, prove indaffdoient for use of the Citytmat tOls contract may. terminate at the option. of tha City. RE:lavEs RICOFT TO DESIGNcTE FlELPINC, SITE TO BE UCFB -It is understood. and agreed that the water shall be pumree by. thm Company at the present pumping site until suah tire as the' City elects to order the Company to purl) the water at the new pumping site,. It la ateed that before the new romrdng site shall be availahle as pumping site under the tera of tOis contract that the City shall install necessary recervoir an,. raid ngw. pumping site end. instaj..1 hecesoary radns connecting thm new" pumping site to tide present stan pipe, said. rains to be of sufficient size to comply" wIth the conditi„„ond and reoadrements hmrainabove set out. 7. OF CITY PROPETY- - -In. the event Meat it shdll,. become neeessary for the Company to use the new' poelpihogs site, or nedessary to locate a,. well, and purpinz edeipu int of the coruarlyas on property belonging to the City. in connection,. with the present pumping site, Phan this edotraet smsaaa.. be conzider- ed as , lease of the necessary ground for such.. well and ruering equipment fror the, Cl„„ty to the. Company duedier3 the term. of this centreet„„ if it be nxt removed, the Company shall„ I_ entitle6 ts remeve all rachinery and,. roperty placed thelhcha by tae Sop - pany, provided, however, that flao Company shall,. leaye all. wells on. sadd.... property" in good. condition, ao far. as and. if regoested 1..11y Si,ty shall leave casing in. said weL:1„.s, in. which event the City shall, spon. dozanA,, at any timfot thereafter n adie, , pay to the, .c..;o11....."...,sz.„1.y the. reasonable 'value of said casing s,o add xell.a. 8. 3ATES -- The ny agrees to pump the water supply at its present pumping site at the following sched- ule of.' rates aad. charges: Five (51 Cents per One Thousand,. (10000) gallons for the. first Fifteen. Lillian. (15,000,000) Gallons of water delfvered. to the City. rer month.. at the present pumping site; :Liaciar 4' Cents per One Thousand (i,000) Gollens for all water delivered.. to the City in excess of Fifteen Siallion (15,00(3,000 aallons per month. at the present pu,.a.T3ng site; HLTES NEW' PUMPIP"G SITE Five and. a Had,f (5..".',1 Cents per One Thousand ("1,000) Gall- ons for the first Fifteen.. Lillian.. (T5,000,000) Gallnns of water delivered to the City pe.1,' month at now pumping site; Five (51 Sents pes One Thousand. L:1[.,000) Gallons for the next Then. 111.1lon„ ( 1.0,000,000) Galienz of water. deliverer to the Sity per month. at new pnnTing site; Fo.ar (4) Cents per One Thousand. (1,000) Gallons for all water. delivered to the City. in. excess of. Twenty-five lillion.. 25,01i0,000) Gallans per month.. at new pulTcping site. STITT7T LIGET.:[.310s I. The Company agrees th install, maintain. and oporto a street '::,),„„,ighting system of 283 lights. consistirs3 of 133 White-. way. Standards of 250 candle power each, located. in. what, is known. as the business section,. of the City, and. 150 bradket typ,e of I00 cane...:01e power each, located. in. resddentiad. sedtion,e of ti.le City. All of sa...,i„„d lights are to be. inatalled at locaAions designa.„ un,,,,n'ted by. the Ci„„ty 0eunc12„. as shown. on. map, desis..natin locations of said light hereto mttsahsM for saferenae. 2. MIT51070,.;1A7 STANDARDS- — -The 153 VffliTEUPLY STANDARDS of 250 candle power each to be installed.. at lecatiene designatsd en, the map hereto attached are to be instal.led, rsintainad. and operated by. than Company' ih,.. connection.. with,. the 150 brseket tybe lights of '100 candle power oeoh to be lnstealed umdar this contral. mot, said baraket type lights to be of tho typeand. inulade the brackets now' installdd end.. used street lighting. purpmsas in, the residential distriut, hhe for convenience iz hereinafter referred to as EXHIBIT "Af. 3. INSTfLLED 41m1.1.- - -Ala of said SflUffifRD fE1TEJAY lights andbracket type lights, shown. en,. RXEIDIT "A", are to be installed as soon am possible. The Company will order the zater- imas for the street lighting' system az soon. es, the contract is executed, The Cen.ylm.10 agrees that u"ader favorable. uerking eitlens and reazonmhle delivery of' meAerisfs to complete the installation of tha stradlt lighting system withAn apprexiftaly' Ninety" (90) days after the receipt of a, resolution of the C. Council, setting out its, app.a oval,. of ths selection. of Whitewsy Standards to intalled under ...Cilia contract. The City agreesto pass resolution. afpreving type. off titandard. to be selected.. from catalogue furnished.. thm City by the Company.. Me Street ligh" ing System installed by. the Company' will ,mbe of high gi de materials, and installed.. in. a werkman like manner, and. saw damage dono to paNdalg.„ eidawlsks or chrbing will„. berepaired by the CouTercy without cost to the City, 4„. PRICE OF LIGHTS -- The. City agrees to pay" to the Come peny" a flat rate of 0595.00 per month fee the 283 light to be imatalled.. hereunder as shewn on,. EXHIBIT "A". The CityAgrees to pay per month for eal„ additional. 250 sand.ie power. ihitowa7 Standards inatmlled. in. addition to thm 133, M50 candle power ilaiteway Sgrandarhe stKana on. EXEIBIT "A", pio provided, however, that the Oity shall home the right to order the extension,. o`h'a.." owsy Standards as and whon the City may see fit and.. so order, and when the City shall at any" tima order -c, exten.si„an. as one as of as Fr any as 1:2 Whi "I; dard s installed, separated approxlmately the sare distance as, the dhiteday Standards, horeinabove provided for, ioat the., Company will inthem and tda, died will pay. for each liglot so ine stalled an. addvVV„„tionall sum of 62,50 per. month. The Cityv agrees to pavvy to the Comrpany the ef per month for each,. additiona2,. 100 candle power light installed.. 'ay the Ctmndaay in excess of the One Hudedred.. Fifty (I5C0 I00 candle power lights Shown on 7XliVIBIT "Ad' up to Six Hundred.. (6043O LGO dandle powevvvvvn lights, and v.vvvvvv,2.25 per 100 candle nodver light forach, additional. TOO candle powver light Lastalled. tn excess of the said. Six. Hundred (6001 IOC candle. powedv. lights abrve mentioned, In. addition to the street lights to be installed as shewn on EXEIBIT "'Ay" the City nay order additional exteneions and imstallation. of the street lighting system as fellows-, (a) In case the City desired to hafe the ihitmay System edtended it may. by resolution, duly paed, and delivered, to 1:.la the vdompanyu ordelvv an externdion or extssensions, of' vthe ahitewayv Syntem uLy. agfeeinz and reciting. in,. such. resolution the fact that the City ebligAtes itself to tade one (I) 250 candle power light for each,extension of appreaddetely One Hundred. Forty (.140) feet, provided, however, that the, Comoany shall net be requdred.. to construct ancyv type, of Standard ovv"-hery than vldVivat iddstalled under the terms of this contract,except by. special.. ggreement of the pa„.vvvvvvties hereto. (b) The City ray, byv vvIvvvesolution duly passed, and.. Oelivered. to the Company, ordre an. extension. or exten.sienvs of the bracket type lights bj agkeetVV„„nli and.. reciting in. se. .,. solutlyt" the fact that the City obligates itself to take ohav (I) 100 candle power light fer each,. 'block of ouch extension, provided, however, that the CotTeny shall. not be required to construct any. type of' bracket light othev.r thanv. that inafalled under the, terms of thls contract, except by special agreement of the parties. MC7' 11111 q11 (c) In sate the City. desires to have the "bracket type street lighting .111,..".....rystem extended more than. OIN',,,,. bldc.,.,,,,. witheur installing" s,dvlitions.]„. lights, as aforesaid., then. i,,,n that case the City shall haye the right to order such extension by paying "fv....or the actual cost of construclon; and.. in event of such. con- structien at the expense of' the City the. Company. shalldrepay to the City in.. services supplied. to the City" for its strett lighting systel on. such. extension. One --Half (V.L) of the Tenthly. 'hills for suah services on. tuah.. extension.. until the City" has been.. fa.11y. reimhur...ad. for all. mdney paid. mut by it on mcount of such. detention, PAYIENT2---- From the dtae of the execution, of thf contract the Cdty shall pay fer 811. lights 'now in. operation end.. all Lis...MI-its tt be hereafter installed at the, new rates above previleu . for. If the Company' shall fall to keep „any. light hdindng for as many" as three consecutive nfghts in any" ene month then. the yropbrtienate part of "the remuneration to be paid' for soth light Or' lights, which,. R"Jay not be kept harndng, shell„. be de-- dudted. from. the Jneunt to be paid to the Company'. hy the City for' that month. The Cempany" agrees to fuimsdh. continuous servle as hereinabove provided for. except in cases where the Company. may bcpreyerM:ed.. by strikes, f1i.e, accidents to plant or Lache inev,,,ry, poles or lines, beyond. its contrel, and sdts of God, premitled, however, in,. eases where the CorTny ray" be prevented... by. strikes, fires, accidents to plants or machinery, pelos or lines, beyends its control, and. ants of Cad, the Company" will use all dflimeneein.. repairing the sails to that service v.111 net be interrupted any tenmer than necessaiy,„ and to make use of all f,c1ilit,J„„es available to thema includlng power from. the high.. linos tuv...3ter the Gemi...",lanyls contra2„ frew othor points. DIVIEIOU .22H2EE OF dC.rd2„.,4GT.„„ COLMINED LIGET ASID POJER SERY,I,CEE. I. CITY hAIL, AUDITOR.,,,,D,,,.Ula Etas,. ---, - The Company agrees to furnish„ electric energy" for. light in. the City" Hall., City Auditorium, and.. at all other places awned. and cantrell Nr.-. 11111111, the Cisy within the, City, and.. electigo energy. for powar far ope:1)'.ating—fans in.. tRt City auditosXourx and penginf City S c wag e and. for all smcosmary use by the Gib , at the rOI,LoaDra schedule of rates and chares 4) Cents per LXE: for the flrst five Thausturi .0,000)hEltwat Nours per month - Three and Ont. -fa -of ka?,,T) Cents ptr 'LEH for the second. five Thousand.. (D,OSED kdiegat hburs par month. Three (3) Cents fer RWS for the thdrd ffro Thousand. (5,000) kilowat hhuro per bonths wonty-- TV° and. One -Half (2i)) Cents 1:::;For ISJH ftr the next T Five SW. o geugand. (25E00E1 kAlnuat hours per month. Twn (2) Cents per a:Ili for the ralanaa, of all kflawat hours per umnrhs PROVIDED, that )ba ambling equal tn , 11,01.0 par each horse parig's line au,rilag the proceeding month say be made and shald„. be known as the grninum eharge. NOTED: The schtdale of rates and charges above set out is what is known as the CogTany)s „Dtvelnpmenr Rate, and it is agreed that rho 'minimum charge of .,).:),1.00 per horse power in,. tht aEove schedula 13 ii3OT to ba applied to tha motors axed i„„n. the City auditeriurt and Sewage. DIVISIOE POUD, OF CODTNCT. „ „or Sth PROVISIONS. I. PAXISNISt'S FOX SX)RNIDES---Th.e City shall„pay the company tho prdees above set out for all,. for -tr.:!,..e services receigod.. from "t]se Company ofleor tha terms of thXs contract on "the firot deg' of each,. month, and at ell evants prior to the tenth„. day of tha succeeding month afters "the servlces have „,„„„„„„„„„„„„ been. rendered., cahl .Eroula, it hacomo necossa:sy far the City to ixsue warrants for the persent of any sum. or sums baccma ing due to tha Compang for any services rendored under this contrast, than. such warrants shall proaXdo for and. hear. in- terest, from. their. date until paid, at the rate of SIX. (6) per cant por annum. 2. TERb OF ChIbTfACT--- Unless. terminated by" the City, at its °faction., at thb end. of' the first ton LID) year period. hereunder, in the manner and upon. the conditions herainafter set out, thls contraat sha,„""i.„.1 run. for the full period of tsrenty (2°) years from, and after the date of execution,. hereof. (a.) The City reserves the right to canael, 3hange or modify tafs contrect at the end of ten. (Ial years freb date of execution hereof upon. a fairs jist and equitable, basis to the CeIrTny and, the City, with. the understanding' that rn. ar- riving at a„ fair, just ana equitable basi„„s of ieadjustmant or s settlerant thd fact that the schedule of rates and. charges, herein. set out, are based upbh. a twenty. S20) year. contract, shall be taken into consideration - RIDka, "A" - - - "'h.rovided, however, the Caupany nbt be given any benefit ln. such. readjustment or settlamont of any prospective )hi.rfit which right „accrue to the Company, dur- ing.' the "n3,1Painder of such. lbuenity period. ''.13,EnNmise of any. reduced cost or prospecti„„ve reduction of cost in. the prodn."etlen. of electric enerzy or in tle pumping of such, water because of' any" decrease ib,. fuel sost, it being" intended "that the fact that " the sdhedbib of the rates and. charges hare„1„n set out are based upon a twenty year contradt sheaa„„ be taken. into consfdr ation " fuI7 the purpose of' rpotecting the Company only againat loss or damage OE. account of property installed and cost of" installment. (k) CITY TO ELECT, brEEN2'2±3, The City shall elect to. cancel, cahnoge,Lmodif9for readjust .this contract by resolution. of the Council adopted not more than. LaaFTEED (IS) .onths'ner lees than SIXTYle0) days prior to tha expirat„1„en of the first ten, flO) year period, and, cause a, copy. of such„. resolution. to be delivered to the Company THIRTY (30) days prior to the expiration of said. first TEN (it)) yhehr period, setting forth. such. resolution. the clahn ges.„ modifications or reaajust- aents desired, or setting: forth. the fact that, the City de- sires to cancel this contrabt fixing. a date far a confbrence with, tha Corpany far the purpose of' arriving at a„ fair, just 1 1 0 and eqhltalle basis of camellation change, rodifiaation 0 1"" rea� justment by agreement of the parties. f, 0 If the kiity and Company.. ch,.uld. fail to reahh. an. agreement at said. conferenee, then and in thtlit event a"Al ePttey ratters subject to arbitration. hersund.er and specified in,. such resolution. of City as aforesaid oJ. 1. ba submitted. to arbitration. In case the City desires to arbitrato any ma„ ters not agreed upon. at said. conference, it shal„.1 adept a resolution. within. Sixty. (60) days after the date set for such confe:ronae,asking for such arbitration, unless the tire be extended by on of the y).arties, it hhing oxpresqly understeod„ that aa„.1 preperty installed by the Ckmqlwx.ny du.ring the life of this cen..ta'heqt renqain the property of the CorTany 99 19' acquired hy the City by agrechent of the pert - ies or by the decision. of the Board of .flirbltration. (d1 02 JaDJ,...4 AND ','i.i'.- - In case it shall be 'e3099911,r to subm,I„.t any. hatter or' natters to arbitration, as herein. ar79ee01101'1-11, the11 and i:."i that el.rent eave as an. Arbitrator. or ;Board of Arbitrators shall be sel t dd. fe1,1„ew: The City Counoil shall find.. and declare by resolution that tho 01 '17 and the Company. have been. unable, to agree en. the teonns of readjustment and, or termo, conditions and com- pensation of cancellation. and. authorize ..tdde Layer to act for tia the Oi.ty iqa the eelectien. of a Beard. of Arbitration i,.n alt,, l„ ra„,:ters which. may be submitted. to arbitration a,,,t the elV1,. of 1:.1.1.0 first Ten.. (10) year period. under the terms of thds con. - tract. The Layer shadi.... s(1leot and. name one (I) arbitrator, and notify the Company of. his selection in.. v),Titing, giving tJae name of the Arbitrator selected by'. the City. If the se— lection. made by. tho Layor. is satisfactory. the Campany then the person. 110 selected 'by. the 1,,d,,..,1yer shall ac it as, Arbi "11 ',','111 to r and. all me tters herein above, "39' 79 1;o az be i1 0:1" sn.bject to eiri)itzs,,t1„„en. by a BIDard. of Arbitrators shall be, to the person so seiected as, sole arbitrator. of all mattors 071333': 1, submdtted to Idnia for arbitration, 11 "being understood. that MM.! any. person. selebted„. as en. Arbitrator shall vet act as the advocate Or repre sentative ' of either the' City ot the Caul,- panyt but shall act e,,s an.. imbarti2„. 'referee and. hear the 4eseim testimony.. or evidence offered. by the parties hereto and. base his decision, finAing's ag'..1 report thereon. If the Company fails to abr.:Ignore the person so selected by the Iayor then the Company shall select sn. Arbitrator and. the two so selected,. shall select a. third. Ac:rnbitrator ,0 and.. the three so selected chz.1.2, constitute the Beard of Arbg„trgtiong lle 'person shall. be selected. as ail.. Arbitclrnator who is s„. 'resident of the, City of Plainviewy or who is in. the emplye of a munduipglity or private comTany as an. operating Jr' sun... pervisitg Engineer of' water or electric utilities gt the time of his selection,. unger this contract. One -Hell (.......„:0 of the obsP of said Egrbitration hg11. 'be paid by the 0ity and One''''''''',Half (S by ti„.1,e. 0emcpany. If the City and. the Company ere unable to agree as to wtat wbuld be a. fair, just an0 equit,„bde basis of settlement of gatters sghject to artitration hereunder at the end of the First Te.a (10) year period, then. and in tfit evcnity, the Bea:rn'd of Aghdtration to be selected„. as hezeinahevo set out, shall proceed.. to set a time and place fo:d a public hearing at the City Hall,. in the City of "f?'.1ainview after .1.:wri. less than. Thirty (30) days :.:mtice to the City and. the upon, the matters Cclorn,10E:',,II:Y. '' submitted for arbitrptiPn for the :purpose of° arriving at ang fixin the just compehaatlen to he paid.. by the City and.. re-- coiged,. by -1.,:iqc Company gpo:s cancellation of tgis contraet by the City as. above, set cart. and „/ or to be, paid.. b:',...7. the City and receivoC by- th.e, COM:pan;y'" sz just acgmbenaution in.. case the G. City sheuld.. elect to change cr modify: the terma eald. ji..nevisiens of this contraat in respect to facilities or services heroin agreed uTeng )4'e"e''N mm n e.17,11,1 E I, PUSSt, CLAUSE. FUEL CLASSZE - -It is agreed that the, price fer pumping water under' tells contract has been. arbitrarily. fixed n, y. agreement of the parties. It is further agreed. that boiler room fuel costs, as set in thdg is based upon the :present oper- ating conditions, and. in.. sal'readjustment of the schndoles of rates mad charges for water pumping based. upon. this feel celeat use, shall be made on,. the). basis of the comperative costs as cleuse„„ herein. agreed upon, to, -wit: The present average oest of fuel to Teyas Utilities Company' per '3A.4".HA delivered to its consumers is three quest -- tors of a cent, por L.J.H., and on .this basis the Cory pany will aptply the follewinE adjustrents to tho water pump,- ing rates at the time eadd linthe ganner hereinagreed upon, provided. always that th. -.0 any. such substantial. or material change or changes in fuel pests to the,, Company'. to justify' sunh„ readjustrent,„ to -wit: For everdr en° ti) Min as in. the average fuel. cost to texas Utilities Gempany per hAWtEn dalivered to its consumers the Company. will reduce the water :punping rates set out in this contract One and. One -Half (It?,',.i.e) per One ahousand (I,000) Gnalons of water pumped. For every. One (I) Idla. inarease :La the average cost of fuel. to Texas Utilities Comm.tany per .G,111,.K,1111 delivered. to its censurers the Company will,. ina]L7ea„.se the water pumping. rates set out in. this contract One and.. One -Half (I*1 Ldlls Il er an° ahousand (1,000) Gallons of water pumped. The City. may. at its option.. call for veadjustment of rates undet this clause as and wh4 n. it may. see fit. Sithin, a reasonable time, line Board of Arbitration, shall it y. orderA fix, and certify to the Clerk. of the City to -the,, Company. the just compseniation. to cover the anan - ges end dwmages sustained. by tha Company. on account of nellation of contracts ot on. account of changes, modiflosA tions or readjust -tents desired by the City at the end of the said first Ten. tIO) yeax R I DR n, Ta, t DED E _ FIRIL f NTT T I CE Se Aa I. notices , orders anil re s o lu t i one r(),„,,. in. provide d fe sha")1... "1, be (Runs i de re d as hay ing b eca. duly }given to 1; 1..tha.n... any ouch. av y be g Tv en t o th pe s on,. a t t,hae t is e n char e of ei .1),Ra,)r t ha) CRaap any' s office the, C o mp any. p ltand)., th e C i ty o f Fla invi e w a a s contract is execuLted.. in. t,riplieate arigionals a t .Dlainviewa Te Tas to re ahti s tntrac t, s pe rf o Tr ahl e in all. i t s to,eorm sa, thd s the day. and -,Ta ar f da.tar)ein. first wiri i) e n and it is a e e d. iRo t lan s ce,..0.orata o on t a :Ion s al 1 the cyaRe n an t s add e 'by and "1,m1T;aw,soa..n. t s o o n,. e ject matter here oiR and ..thiat no part of 1,,IT i con tract FOhall. by) any n Eiun.ne, r ama nd.L e d o suop)amc e de d or alte d less done La virri tinf)7, and s igned by tha par t s here t act-, Jy. and. through. t,he Tr dn,ly au ri se d agents . Ont, c opy o f s ea r a c t is deli ve rte, d t o thl) City Se ore tary o f Pladn.miewa Texas , f o r the use and.. as the pr,o- perty of the C an di. o ne c o py hereof ' de 1 iv e d.. t o 1..)h e .Rre a i d nt o f Texas U es Co mcpem ym, dlna one CO py t o the, )3e ),,""e "t C„. Das t li ties Company , f or the use t.aad as ta,Te, property of said COM,p811":yO„ and each. of the parties heocle,,te aa,, r eby acD]no,7)w e drat) af a,. c o py her ete f th e said Ci f ,],q, ad nv e w has caused the se pre sen t,s to he executed in. its corporate LOIM 0 by. its s ad d .,c) anTi. City CO una i 1 and its co rp orate sea„,,,,,,b.„. to 'he re t, o affix° d. by i s Ci Tee re tary in. the City of Plainviewa, Texas , thi s the day and year heroin. first lora t ten.o I R TETI OR f RITE.,.E Or thia. said Te cas Utilities Do ITT an y ha odused th),e se presents to be exe,eul:ed in its cerpor,a,te. name b7 President, and.. i t,s o rpe ra te seaa to 1)e here to af fixed. at i ts office. in.. the Dity of Plaicview Te m a s ,01 lfla i s the .,,amy and fear in. this contract first written, CITT PIAIN7ITIT TEXTS. m i e ATTEST. G Ft, SA. IGO. I N(3' a' ity o re ta ry . TEllS 'TT CaL,ART „Pres]. d.eri t “Taearetary. loved and seconded. that tLe City. Treasurer icsua a ve voucher on Cityus Gennral Fund in fa7or of the Plainview' Band. for Carrie/. The aprlicat,i„on of UDDS.Sergent for. mmi)ership in. the PlainvielA' Fire Dept weAs pTesented to the Council resulting in. his being' electeC to rembership in. sadd Fire Cept. Tha following reparts for the month of Debruary h eatd and same were accepted.. and. apizeved. and. ordered.. spread on. tha minutes of t .is meeting; Which. reports are as fbllows:- „ Chief' of Police U319ac00, aancsaigain3 Current Taxes 0105O.28 Delinquant 'Thaxes CC35.02, Dater n sewer liscellanous Colin ections 0751.09. The followi'ln.13 Salaries anA.. Bills far the monah of :Pabruary” were allowed an.d. ordered paidn-- SALARIE,Sn- A -I.Bryant an00.00, Franl, 3tults SI00.00, laCT.Diing .:,'.."t1.25.010, Cecil Mmith. U.90.00, Lee Dardin PaIaTinkle H...H.Jurray 1.200.00, J.2.Darf MI50.00, In UDDlln, YInB.Disser Bryam. :C125.00, S.C.Eass U125.00, Ed Rens GCSICiiinn VcnIMAeo Cientry U.75t00„, John. Vaug"iln. (':„.1,:l49.00, Williams Lartin Fire Dapt D.P.Jones J.C,Huu:F)or J.Ia Guest_5.00, B.11—Thoupson„ Ul.E.Boyd. J.BnCardn Claude Martin, H.UaVisor S.G. Yates000.00, P.E.Printz C100.00, A.T.Harrod. HaL. H oed 065.00, R,...n.J.Sabrey D75.00, J.C.Sandors '45000n Dclu ::„.;,.261.0.0,01Crs W.D.Chaney 1;15.00, cI0.00, 2exas Utilities Co Utilities Co i2enas Utilities Co .E4.923.59, Texas ITt,iliini„„es Co Tenas Utilities Co J. Layar Co $3,p1, B enner-Priee 031.00,,O.ECDrug Co 03.00, The Texas Co S.i.B.Uelepllna Co Jailer Tailoring Co Rockmall. Bros Co Kn..ight nuto Co Laird Drug Ce :1.50, Hooper n Son Dctor Co 02.60, PattonSs Rubber Chap L.U.Su..i„.oi.„.,Ishile leLu Anderson. lotor Supply Co '1.00, haatom a. Haltom. Kiker's Place .1,.'1,,i1J1.75, Shook Battery de Ulard & Sly ,if.../SEI.50c 3rashears Ctooldridge Lbc Co Lagnolia P Petroleur Co T.R.Phillips,EIectric Co ?9.2U, Jal. hatcher 1:1';',',11.60, V.,,,,...Hedgers a Co U2.75, Cftj Blacksrdth Shop C.D.Ifford DI0.56, New Lexie° Flurhinz Co :',,,;',113...75„ nme:r7ican LaFrance FireUF',,ngine Co ',.D52.27, Spencer Dlailinger 4 :::De1.6.90, hAw -55, Clow° COWala .U50.30, Dallas F Foundry ,C3,50.00.„ Dowden Haw Cu 05.IOn Lonehoo -Ware Helw Co .11,95, New Lexd,co Plumbing Co „..11.(')155...00, Burt Elactrio Co 11.45, L.P.Barkar Co r7.85, Nobles Bros ,,43,50n Plairyiew Band. „..',1.:.,,500.00a. FIIRTDER DUBIN:US APPEA2IUDI COUNCIL 1DJOUHHTT.Du ATTEST: Plaing.i.edp Texas, Larch. 9thp 1927. On. 'this the 9th. day of darol, Abb.,, 19.2,7, at a special meet- ing of the gi Couneld of' the City of Plainview, Texas. all Cbumgai.lmen being ..present and tbking pa.rd.„ tn daid ingt the fdllowibg resolution. wd.,..s..introdueed. by Alderman,. G A gdSOEUTION FOR Ed2ddnYbdra ddE TILE FOR. COI.- PLETIOd OF dAd IAIN3 add DIS7RIdUTIEG. alSTEL, UddEb„. THE „fgidgNCEISE GRXIITED b..,J.Lodadadd AED aBSOCIaTES. JEE2EAS, HE2EdOF fj.d2g, to.-wita„ on or about the,, 5th day of 1926, the City deunoil af the City of Plainviewp Texas, granted to Abd.Idlabbn. and essobiates, grandees. a, frandhise far the construction. of a„ system. of' pipe lines for the sale and distribution. of natural. gas to the zens off the City. of Plainview; and. JHEREA,,Sw„ phe said. Ordinance by section 1,25 thereof, it was provded. that suan. distribution. system should. be comTl'etod and. the aaid J.LeLahan. and. his associates, or assigns, should. be prepared to se rve g,as to the cdinsuinars, in,. the City of Plainview, by dangddy. I„,„ 1927; and dH:dWRAS, the said City. of Pla;',1„,nvi„„ew, ey resolution of" the, Coun..ed2.., extended. the time for completion.. of said syster until ninety days after the first day. of January, 1927,; and gadaddS. owing to the inability of the said. . Lela:Kan. and. his absociates to secare doliveris of pipe necessary to the completion bf their said pipe line and. distributing system thoy wore unable to cor...alete said sy,,nd taJm dIthin ninety'. days affe:ru. tha first day of Jenuagdg 1027. as provided in said. extension. of the time to complete said. distributing' system; and dilddEad, the said A a .a.dipahan and Associates, for reasons. beyond their control,Ill have "11„„).oen.. unable to complete said work within the,, tire„, provided ina said extension. NOWnfEE',2,EF07,,?,,E, BE IT SESOLVED COUTCIL OF THE, CITY OF I"SIA,INVI:"'S2 that if the said.. „.,..J91c3,,.al,an and. his ws.- dboiates or his assigns pvesent ovidenme satisfactory- to City Cou.limil, of the City of :Fin:ijdnal„d1,V,V, Tegaz, on or befbre tne Firat Day. of Lay, 1927, that they" hnym adegma- tsly financed the of sadd gas linb, an.d. hafb suf- ficient money. agsdlable to build. and cosTaate said. line and. deistributing system, that then." in. such. case thb tire for b begl.nning the satudi„ losAldihg and.. conztraution of sadd. line shall. bn extended. until thn first day of I927bead,. (extension. of timb to be grnntod. uTin and exTress condition that setubl„„ constructioe„. be bmgwn. on. or before the fithst day.. of Js.'sle, 1927, shd. eontihubd.. with, that thb whole. lanb be completed. and gan re- ady" fer di.staq,latiand to goers Jen thm City of Plaanvibwa en or befnrn firnt day. of nopter',!"br, 1„,..:?27, and. wnaess such.. conditions be mat that thfs and said.. FRA:NCHI'd5''.g. shwal. bb, void and.. of' hm .fadhl.2awr ofTeet, providmd, bmwever, that time lmst because of sti'lkes, acts of providence, acts ef legal authn..ritIms or acts 'bDsgon..d. the control of th the ,11..i..eagmftees, sha9.,.1 be added to N. IpIpII time ahove And upon. naafis:n:1 made by 21,dfamma J,SLerawcet, neo- ondmd.. bas Alderman. D.Loaaanbsob, the ahovb .....ccnITsnlaltion. was passed by LUn'idIUDOild vote of thn Cennoady 9.,..2:'.'1"aa(YnSOD tads the Oth„ rey of baisch„ a,D., "119„g27. ffe......./td. frwret L PlainYDeba,„ Teo.am, LAreh 21, 1927 City. Council met in regular sessi„,on, Allyor Risser presiding with, JACOOM.enper, 41.7ennelaest, N.I.Thompsons AM.Beyd and JO B. Cardwell, Aldermen, Noh,Durray“ Chief of Police and 04E. Seign limg„„ City Secretary present When the PreceediOgs were had;, to -wit; linegs of the last regular session. were read and app— roved. also minutes of one call session, Loved. and seconded. that the Electrical. Send of Fred. A. OVIeDB be and.. the same is hereby approved. Regularly meved and seconded. that She Ilat!ery A, ...Dist Pield. artillery have free o.se of the City's show grounds ftr seek of April II. Ca,,,,,I!,,7,,,rIed,111, A„, Petition. to the City. MoubAil, for sewer service in tbe north part of the City sus presented Aog. aDne wgs tabled unti,1 a later C4ate for considemAtion, RA further business appearing Council Adjourned, Slainvievm Togas, Durcl. 28, 192O.R, Aity Connell rot in.. °All session, Layor Risser pre-, siditg with 5.0„„Roopor, JOERC S.E.D and R.S.ThOmp,-- SOD, Aldermen avld G.H.Salg1„,,ing City Secretary. presenr when,. the following proceedings were had, Roved. and seceneed that the City Attorney'. proceed at obde to prepars, ordinange for Bond election. for :'..'1'.:.11,3204000.0.0 SEJER. OnDEBRION4 125,000.00 :later extension. and. 130,000.00 STREET PAMIRS. lomed and secc.ged tnat t..J.nlinger be and is appointed to audit the City. bonke for the year of 1st I92C to enrch. 3Ist, 1921, Inclusive. Carriedo„, MRD4RANCE +254. AR" ORDINARCE AllITDING SECTION OF ODDIRANCE SRA 73 OE' ITD1 CITY PRAIN7REA4 TRDAS, .PARRED DECEMBER 2nd, 1912 ...ATI) TROYIDIEG CERTAIN RUDER AMD REGULATIONS GOVERNING OF ELECTRIC CTRINIS AND ELECTRIC AMPARATUS. WITHIN' THE, FIRE LIRITS OP TEE OTTE OP DIAINSIE1 . BE. IT lamAINED BY. TI.;;;. COUfl"CIL OF ME I7METY" OF PLATEDhLEJ, SECTION I; That section A . II of ordinance Ni.:n 73 of th.a City. of' Plainview' passed lecember 2nd, 1912; be an.d same is h. hereby amended sp as to hereafter reail aS follows: AIL PE'..i.MONS, fir= or corporations engaged. in the werlo of installing, electrical ahparatus, fixtures or appli- anacs,„ or offering ay' professing. to do suan. w"ork,.,01 and before engaging Jed soch„. "business sr Ilhmrk within. lfae corporate lirlts of tlde City df Plainview; shall„. obtain, take out ar.A... procnzle from tht City T;sy,,: Collector of ths City of Plainydew alp,. annual lisenet and... bay' 11,1e.:1,n.eft:D:o l'idae sum of FIFTY" (M50.00) which.. said lisende shall be renewed. from,. time to times as the sage exTires, and which may be revoked. ;;;;;A.. any. tism, up. n victi„don before the recorddr of .1...he Corpbration. Court of the City of Plainview' fcr thy violati .,..... of the provisions of this orinanee„ and the. reupon and thereafter such. offending person, firm or corporation sball be fnnibited. from engaging in such.. basinyess or perftrming such wurb within. the corporate limits of the City. of Plainview for onh, ;;T;mr. The application for suoE licenstw beforo daze is issued., shall be ma6e to the City. Electrical Saperinten.dont, and. he Shall countersign.. the same before the license is issued by the fax Collector of the City of Plainyiew." KI;TIou 2. That. all electric wiri„,n' ofaced in.. any build.- i„,ng situated. within.. the ..;;?ime Limits of the City of Plainview as then. defined. by. the present or any. Dmture ar;dinahca shall he placed in conduits, providad, however, where it is imprac- tical to plade in,. conduit then. flexible. metal covered.. 844: cable may be, used. in all electrical work. done within. tho City Zimits„, that, all entrahee wire shall be run.. with. net less than IO BS gage wire; .t:„aat each base or wil receptacle shall, be rated as two ceiling outlets, and no one circuit shall be permitted to carry m. re tdan the, equal. of eight ceiling lights; that each. receptacle for an,. ironing board dhall be rated at 660 watts and. shall be wi„„2;ed on. a seperate circiat and.. a:1..1. ranges must be wired on,. NO. 6 or larger wire with.. 60 ampere swithehes and fused according to thn eu,rrent used by" such. range, and each electric range shall be grounded solidly" to cold water pipe, steam pipe or metal reds in.. ground by soldered or approved clamp; the rules and reeuirments of thn ilational Board. of underwriters „Da for3e at the time any such. electrical installation. work: is Yen g shall. be complied... with.. eq,cept insofar as any such.. rule. lray conflict vertni. ti".„1,1,0 previs.,,i„„ons of any ordi- nance of t]fe City of Plainviewo That each. Feter and.. switch. .1,,..5-1z. shall be installed. in„. convenient location. on.. open.. :po)roh or other accessiblm place. at least Cf?',;.0., feet above the floor and protected. from the wae.ther. :He odres Shall be pillaged into ary. conduit system until all plastering end cement work,: hns been. completed. Enameled conduits shall not 'be app,revnd wthenlaid under ground, in,. a cement floor or :„„n. contact udth. the. ground. Ala„. 'feints shall. be soldered and taped. with. :NI:I:Ober and friction. tape, and where, anyjoint be—fmund. taped ."Ilyft nnt sol-- dared the inspector mayand shall. require same to be entaped and. left so until soldered ann. again. inspected. Nio ligft sltall be placed in olcsets except ceilitg lights, controlled by wall. switcheto„ and no cord drops shall be placed .fla clothes metal clusuts. NM pipe or other'material. shall be pieced nearer than fnree inahes to any electrical work, unless the Joashoetor be, . first notified.. and the wircs changed.. or protected. „Then any etiring or other ectrival work nes bien. done in. sucT„ manner , as to comply with. this and any othdr ordinance or ordinances in,. force in.. thm City. of flainview and. loAn..„,1,, rules of." the Nati- onal Bea:rd ef"' Fire Uneerwidters in. force at thm time, the ,J..,,a.,,,,,, specter shall leavm a certificate of inzpection„ and. approval attachmd to the meter loop or in ether convenient and visible place and.. authorizing the covering and concealing of the, ,,,wrk.. SECTION it 71 it :norther ordained. ,Joat all„oparts of' said. ordinance. No,„„ 75 „ion conflict with. any of the previsions of this ordinance are repealed. ',..O.',.'„Of2ICIJJ 4. 7:.:, I'? FUeffTO: OMMAIUEI., that because thm :pre- sent ex.J„„sting ordinances of the nity of Plninview. are. suffi-,,,,,, . clone to hrmperly protect the City and its inhabitants against the risk. of fire from. electric •4iring„th oreatency mild pub.-- lio boacessity egiuts requiring that all ,rollas be snspendsd. and that this ordinanne take effect and be in foil ferne and effect from. asd. after its passage. and it is so oraginad. PAiaED ARD 1:.EFSISC THE 20th day. of' latch, 19:7. ATTEST.: The following' resolution!. was presented to the Council and having hogn read by- the City' locretary upon moti- on.. of Coussilman JAC.Hooper id seconded by" Councilman,. 7Pc1 . ThomTson. was adopted by" fha unanimees vote of the Council us. tEREAS. it appaem that giriciss different parities * have conatructed, are maintaining and. keeping fences. barns. cuthenzes, sheds, maraes and other structures on t partly' or, and ehwroaching upsr. streets end. alley in the City of' Plain- view; and.. UllEHEMA tgs linger such ensnosahrents are per- mitted. to continue the mere difficult it may be to have smao remegoda and. UEMEAS, tte full width of all strsets ana alleys in thb City of Plaingiew ohabstraeted bp such. encroachnents are nsedad and.. demanded by" tie present trnffic and circumstances of the City of Piainviepc ',21,i1,,ii,,,glYM",7gE BE IT aECLIVED BZ TIE CITY 001Ja:CIII, OF OF all such.. oneroachosnts be required to be remevedt that the City Secretary be and. he. is hsreby instructed.. to mail to the owner or occupant of &very" piece of property and. to euery other pel"Holon. havi„„ng possession ot ,chastca of any. such ebstructfon„ in.. any street or any alley of the City of Plainview' to remove same within "thirty ilf.ays fater suMh netice. the mailing of such,. notice to be stfficie- nt, and fulnamj ",2:1] IT FUhTIER RESCINED that the City Attorney be anft he is her- eby instructed.. to take, each. measures as nay be proper and.. legal to abate such, obstruntions, And.. to cause, to be removed from 'every street and alley in.. the City of Plainview' any' and.. every such obstruction encreaehAng thereupon,. immediately' uTon. the arry expiration. of thirty days. arttr the mail.,.ing ofisuch. notice as uboved provided.. for. And, BE ,,Pf PUE2FER RESOLVED tlat the City Attorney' so proceed. drnn,. information, from the Secretary'. that aneh notice has been mailed,. and has net complied, with, regardless of a":!..ether such notise, be received Sy Einj 'arty to whom same is addressed... or mailed* Passed.. this the, 26th,. day of Larch, A.D., 1929. ATTEST': NC further business appearing Cannbil adjourned, Plainview, Texas April 4, 1927. City Co oil azt in regular session, Layor Risser pre- siding,with J.L.Guest, B.L.Thompson, W.E.Boyd, =Ad J.B.Card- well, Aldermen, H.H.Lurray Chief of Pdlice and. G.H.(„7aigling City Secretary, present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; read Rinutes of the last regular d approved. d two call sessions were Regularly mo -Ted d seconded that the use of the City Auditori be given free of ohararge for the two last plays of the Little Theater Season. Carried. Several other matters were discussed by the Council but no official action taken on any of them, after which the Council adjou ATTEST: • ed. Plainview, Texas, April 6th, I927. City Coy •soil met inerreciaL2 session, or Risser presiding with the following present; J.C.Hooper, J.L.Guest, D.M.Thompson +d J.B.Cardwell, Aldermen and G.H.Saigling City Secretary, When the following proceedings were had, to -wit; It is regularly moved •d seconded that the following con- tract herelhafter recited be executed =•d signed on behalf of the City by the City Secretary and Jayor. 0 _tried. Plaiiew, Te ;H April 6, I927. To the Honorable City Co .oil, City of Plainview, Te :,;s. G.itlemen: For the legally issued Sewer Bonds in the par value of $20,000.00, Waterworks Bonds in the par value of $25,000.00 -_ d paving in the par value of $30,000.00, of your City delivered to the First National Bank , In Wichita, K_..sae, to be dated about y 15, 1927, to mature serially; maturities to average twenty- two (22) years, to be in the denomination of 01,000.00, bearing interest from date at the rate of 5 % per a.i u payable semi-a..ua -ily, both principal and injrerest payable' at the Natio • =.1 B;3k of Comuerce New York, N?Y. We will pay you Par ;id accraed interest to date of delivery, fu__.ish the necessary legal proceedings to be had in- cident to the issu •ca of the Bonds, attend to the submission of h the reoord to the grotto .ey General of Te s, and to the regis- tration of the bonds in the Coptrollerh office, fu .;ish the litho- graphed hond fo u with coupons, and the opinion of some market Attorney • d pay you a Dash premi u of $375.00. This offer is for i' ..ediate accept: oe, and provided further that prior to the delivery of the above bonds to us -. d pa ent made thereofr you are to furnish us with a complete certifed copy of the tr.. script of prooeedings for each issue evidencing the legality thereof to the satisfaction of some reco,«.ized market bond Atto ey. Respectfully Submitted The Bro .,-Cr muer Compnay, BY R.I:. DUNBAR We, the duly authorized Official of the City of Plainview, Texas, hereby accept the abtve propposition, and sell to the Bro -Crammer Investment Comp y, the above described Bonds on on the to s and conditions hereinbefore set forth this the 6th day of April, I927. ATTEST: G.H. SAIGLING CITY SECRETARY. No further business appearing the 0 W.E.RISSER MAYOR. oil adjourned. Plainview, Texas, April 14, I927. City Co oil met in special session Mayor Risser presiding with J.L.Guest, J.C.Hooper, W.E.Boyd id J.B.Cardwell, Alder- men and G.H.Saigling, City Secretary, present when the follow- ing proceedings were had, to -wit; ELECTION RE ` 1 C AS. BE IT BEDBRED that on this day a :t1 e on to be oon- sidered the retu .s of the City Election for two .Aide i en for the City of Plainview, Texas, held on the fifth (5) day of April, 1927, d it appearing that the following c.didates received the highest n fiber of votes for the office for which they were o_'didates, toy -wit; for Alderman, J.C.Hooper 58 Votes, A.L.L ford 47 Votes, all aondidates being elected for a to of two years; It is therefore declared that the above n ed persons 11 having Thoeived the highest n ber of votes oast for any one for each of the above n -r d offioes are hereby declared elected to said offioes for the ensuing two years. No further business appearing the Co +oil adjou . . ATTEST: Plainview, Te s, April 18, I927. City C oil net in regular session, Mayor Risser presiding with the following present; J.C.Hooper, J.1.Guest, D.M.Thompson and J.B.Catdwell, Aldermen, H.H.Murray, Chief of Pollee d G.H.Saigling City Secretary, when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; 1inutes of the last regular -+d two call sessions were read and approved. Regularly moved __;,d seconded that ]ii lli_ us and Martin be retained as City Abed eys for the fiscal year at a salary of $100.00 per lonth. Carried. STATE OF ..8 COUNTY OF HALE : CITY OF PLAINVIEW: ELECTION ORDER. On this I8th day of April, I927, the City Co.aoil of the City of Plainview, Te s, met in regular sess- ion at the regular meeting place thereof in the City Hall. The following members being present d in attendance: W.E.Risser, mayor; J.C.Hooper, Ddi.Thompson, J.B.Cardwell, and J.L.Guest, Aldermen; G.H.Saigling, City Secretary and C.S. Willi-.. =s, City Attorney. It was moved by Alderm +. D.it.Thompson and seconded by Alderman J.B.Cardwell that there would be submitted to the qualified voters of the City of Plainview who are property taxpaying voters therein, the propositions hereinafter set out. The motion was carried by the following vote: AYES: Hooper,Thompson, Cardwell, guest. NOES: None. The following ordinance was acoordingly adopted: AN ORDINANCE NO. 255 ORDERING AN ELECTION TO DETERMINE 1 THER OR NOT THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, SHALL ISSUE THE BONDS OF SAID CITY IN THE SUR OF $30,000.00 FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF STREET PAVING IN AND FOR SAID CITY ► SHALL ''Y A TAX SUFFICIENT TO PAY INTEREST ON SAID BONDS 1 TO PRO- VIDE A SINKING FUND TO REDEEM THEM AT MA_ `ITY TO DETER= MINE WHETHER OR NOT THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW S LL ISSUE THE BONDS OF SAID CITY IN THE SUE OF $20,000.00 FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING FUNDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SEWER EXTENSIONS IN SAID CITY AND LEVY A TAX SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE INTEREST ON SAID BONDS AND CREATE A SINKING FUND TO REDEE1a THEE AT hATURITY; AND TO DETEBL INE ' .1 THER OR NOT THE CITY OF PLAIN - VIEW SHALL ISSUE THE BONDS OF SAID CITY IN THE SUM OF $25,000.00 FOR THE PURPOSE OF PRVIDING FUNDS FOR TRF CONSTRUCTION AND EXTENSION OF THE WATERWORKS SYSTEM OF SAID CITY AND T Y A TAX SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE INTEREST ON SAID BONDS AND CREATE A SINKING FUND TO REDEEM THEM AT EATURITY. BE IT ORDAINED BY TH?, CITY COUNCIL OF CITY OF rLAIN- VIEW, TEXAS: That election be held on the 20th day of Lay A.D. I927, throughout the City of Plainview, at which election the following propositions shall be submitted: PROPOSITION I. Shall the City Co +:oil of the City of Plainview, Texas, be authorized to issue the bonds of said City in the oo it of $30,000.00, maturing serially within forty (40) years from #h their date, bearing interest at the rate of 5% per a , interdet payable semi-- .ually, ,;d to levy a tax sufficient to pay interest on said bonds and create a sinking fund to the redeem them at their maturity, for the purpose of'construc- tion of street paving within id City, as authorized by the Constitution and laws of the State of T d the Charter of the City of Plainview. PROPOSITION 2. Shall the City Council of the City of Plai iew, T , be authorized to tissue the bonds of said City in the s _ ;•. of $20,000.00, payable serially within forty (40) years from their date, bearing interest at the rate of 5% per +« Ir., payable semi-='._,ually, and to levy a tax sufficient to pay the in- terest on said bonds and to provide a sinking f to redeem the them at their maturity, for the purpose of'construction of sewers within and for the City of Plainview, Texas, as auth- orized by the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas and the Charter of the City of Plainview. PROPOSITION 3. Shall the City Co •.oil of the City of Plainview, Texas, be authorized to issue the bonds of said City in the s of $30,000.00, payable serially within forty (40) years from their date, bearing interest at the rate of 5% per a payable semi wally, =.d to levt a t sufficient to pay the interest on said bonds and provide a sinking f .gid to re- deem them at their maturity, for the purpose of the constr- uction -«d improvement of the wate 'orks system of of said City, as authorizxd by the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas =.. d the Charter of the City of Plainview. Said election shall be held at the City Hall in the City of Plainview on the said date, with the following elect- ion officers present: E.Harlan, presiding Judge G.C.Keok, Assistant Judge Lrs Nine koComas, Clerk krs 1Y. J. Klinger, Clerk. « « 11 Said election shall be held id conducted as other elections oder the State Laws .:d only qualified voters within the City of Plainview, T :<,s, who are also property tax payers of the said City shall be allowed to vote. All votere desiring to support the proposition to issue the said paving bonds shall have itten or printed on their ballots the words " FOR THE ISSUANCE OF PAVING BONDS AND EEVY OF TAX IN PAYL.ENT THE OR" Those opposed to the proposition to Issue such pav- ing bonds shall have itten of printed on their ballots the words " AGAINST THE ISSUANCE OF YPAVING BONDS AND MEVY OF TAX IN PAY1J ENT THE `. '' OR" All voters desiring to support the proposition to issue said sewer extension bonds shall have itten or printed upon their ballots the words: " FOR .1 ISSUANCE OF SEWER EXTENSION BONDS AND LEVY OF TAX IN PAY TENT T EFOR " Those opposed to the issu;'ce of said Sewer Extension Bonds shall have written or printed on their ballots the words " AGAINST THE ISSUANCE IF SEWER EXTENSION BONDS ► Y OF TAX IN PAY SENT THEREFOR " . All voters desiring to support the proposition to issue WATERWORKS EXTENSION BONDS shall have written or printed on their ballots the words "FOR THE ISSUANCE OF WATER WORKS EXTENSION BONDS AND LEVT OF TAX IN PAYLENT THE " OR ': Those opposed to the proposition to issue such WATER WORKS EQNRS EXTENSION BONDS shall have itten or printed on t their ballots the words " AGAINST THE ISSUANCE OF WATER WORKS EXTENSION BONDS AND LEVY OF TAx IN PAY1 ENT THE `....'" OR 1 A oopy of this order sighed by the Mayor ._gid attested by the City Secretary of the City of Plainview, Tex::, shall se a as proper notice of said election, and the City Secretary is hereby authorized :_gid directed to cause each notice of elect- ion to beposted at the City Hall in said City of Plainview, 11 12 ? full Texas, for Thirty (30)'days prior to the date of such election; and also to cause such notice to be published in some newspaper of general circulation which has been published in the City for at least one year before this date, whiehnotice shall be published once each week for thirty full days before the date of asid election, the date of the first peblieation thereof being not less than thirty (30) full days prior to the date of said election. The Ordinance was declared passed and approved, this I8th day of April, I927. ATTEST: LAXIT OF PbAI MI, TEXAS: City Seoretar ,Citylainview, Texas. ORDINANCE N0. 256.1 AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE LOCATION OF TENT SHOWS CIRCUSES AND CARNIVALS. ' BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS: SECTION I. That it shall hereafter be unlawful for any person to erect, maintain or operate or keep open or assist in erecting, maintaining, operating or keeping open any tent show, open air show, circus, carnival or theater to which the general public is admitted upon any block within the City @f Plainview, upon which there is any private residence occupied by a family or at any place within the City of Plainview nearer than 500 feet to any private residence occupied by a family. SECTION 2. Every person violating the provisions of this ordinance shall, upon coviction, be punished by a fine not less than 50.00 and not more than $200.00. SECTION 3.Each seperate performance given or permitted in violation of this ordinance shall be deemed a seperate offense. SECTION 4. The Chief of Police of Plainview and each member of the fOlice department is authorized to and it is made his special duty to see that this ordinance is observed and prevent any and every violation thereof, and especially to 128 prevent the erection of any such show, circus or carnival in violation of this ordinance. SECTION 5. That Ordinance No. 199 passed on the 25th day of September, I924, be and the same is hereby in all thin- gs repealed. PASSED AND APPROVED this the I8th day of Apri1,I927. ATTEST: ORDINANCE No. 257. AN ORDINANCE ALENDING SECTION No. I OF ORDINANCE NO. 207, passed and approved kay I8th, I925, defining the Fire Limits of the City of Plainview. BE 4T ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAIN4 VIEW, Tra3 _ SECTION I. The following described boundaries shall be the Fire Limits within the City of Plainview and all territory within the said following described boundaries shall hereafter be held to be within the Fire Limits of the City of Plainview, to -wit; BEGINNING at the South-east corner of Biock I9 in the Town of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, Thence North with the EASTERN line of Blocks 19, 18 and I7 to the NORTHEAST corner said Biock I7,THENCE West to the Northeast corner of Lot No.I6, in said Block I7, THENCE North with the west line of the alley through Block I6 and the west line of the alley through,Blook 15 to the North line of Ninth Street, THENCE West with the said North line of Ninth Street to the Southeast corner of Lot No. 37 in the G.W.Owens Addition to the Town of Plainview, THENCE North with the East line of said Addition to the Southwest corner of Lot No. 8 in the Stolley & Graham Addition to the Town of Plainview, Texas, THENCE East with the South line of Lots 8,7,6,5,4,3,2 and I of said Stolley & Graham Addition to the Southeast Corner of said Lot No. I, THENCE North with the East line of said Lot to its Northeast corner; THENCE North to the North line of IIth Street in the City of Plain- view, THENCE West to the Southeast corner of Lot No.I4 in Block No. 4 of the Depot Addition to the Town of Plainview, 129 THENCE North with the Eastern line of said Block 4, Depot Addition to the Northeast corner of said Block 4, Dept Add- ition; THENCE in a course North of Westerly with the North line of said Biock 4 to the Northwest corner of same; THENCE across Ash Street; north of Westerly to the Northwest corner Block 3, Depot Addition, THENCE West with the North line of Block No.3 Dept Addition to the Northwest Corner of said Biock; and THENCE West crossing Broadway to the Northeast corner of Block No. 2, said Depot Addition; THENCE North to the North- east corner of.Blook No. I of said Depot Addition; THENCE North of Westerly along the North line of said Block No. I, Depot Addition, and Blocks 7 and 6, Central Park Addition, cross- ing Eureka Street and Wye Street to the Northwest corner of Block No. 6, Central Park Addition; THENCE South to the Southwest corner of said Block No.6, Central Park Addition; THENCE East with the South lines of Blocks 6 and 7, Central Park Addition, crossing Wye and Eureka Streets to the Southwest corner of said Biock No. I., Depot Addition; THENCE South crossing Railroad Avenue and with the west line of Block No. 2, Depot Addition, and crossing IIth Street to the North line of Lot No. I, Block 3, Central Park Addition; THENCE East to the Northwest corner of Lot No. I in Block 2 of laid Central Park Addition; THENCE South with the West' line of said Block 2, Central Park Addition crossing IOth Street to the North line of Biock No. I of the Slaton Addition to the Town of Plainview; THENCE East with said North line to the Northwest corner of Lot No. I in said Block No. I of the said Slaton Addition; THENCE South with the East line of the Alley, thro- ugh said Block I, Slaton Addition, and across Ninth Street, Continuing South with the East line of the Alley through Block 29 in the Town of Plainview, to the North line of Block 30 in the Town of Plainview, THENCE West with said North line of Biock 30, crossing Austin Street to the Northwest corner of Block 4I in the Town of Plainview, THENCE South with the West line of Block 4I evossing 7th Street, THENCE South with the West line of Block 40 and drossing 6th Street, and THENCE 130 South with the West line of Block 39 and crossing 5th Street, THENCE South with the West line of Lot No. 6 in Block 38 to the Northwest corner of Lot 7 in Block 38, ALL said Blocks 4I,40, 39 and 38 being in the origional Town of Plainview; THENCE East with the North lines of Lots 7 and I6, Block 38, across Austin Street to the West line of Block 33, THENCE South with the West line of said Block 33 to its Southwest corner, THENCE East with the North line of 4th Street to the place of beginning. PASSED AND ADOPTED this I8th day of April, I927. APPROVED THIS I8th day of April, A.D., I927. ATTEST: ORDINANCE NO. 258.4 An ORDINANCE REGU:ATING THE PARKING OF AUTOMOBILES? TRUCKS AND OTHER VEHICLES, PRHIBITING THE STOPING OF SUCH VEHICLES UPON CERTAIN STREETS UNLSESS PARKED, PROHIBITING UNLOADING OF FREIGHT, EXPRESS OR COMODITIES-AT OTHER THAN DISE OR REAR DOORS OF BUSINESS HOUSES UPON CERTAIN STREETS IN THE CTIY OF PLAINVIEW? GOVERNING THE TURNING OF VEHICLES AT CERTAIN POINTS AND IN CERTAIN STREETS, PROVIDING PENALTIES AND I? :POSING CERTAIN DUTIES UPON POLICE OFFICERS IN CONNECTION WITH ENF ORCELENT OF THIS ORDINANCE AND REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 20I. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS: SECTION I. THAT HEREAFTER it shall be unlawful for any person opreating or having control of any automobile, truck or other vehicle of any kind to wilfully stop same or permit same to stand still on any street in the City of Plainview included within the boundaries of the Tire Limits within said City as now defined or hereafter defined bt} ordinances at any place other than at street crossings and then for no period of time longer than is necessary for passengers to alight from such vehicle or enter sane, in no event to exceed two minutes, unless such vehicle be "PARKED " at the curb in accordance with the provisions of the ordinance or ordinances of this City in effect governing "PARKING". 1 131 SECTION 2. Hereafter it shall be unlawful for any person oper- ating or having control of any automobile, truck or other ve- hicle to part same or permit same to be parked or to stand still at the curb at any one place for any period more than one hour, between 8 o'clock A.N. and 7 o'clock P.1., on any week day, upon either side of Broadway between sixth and eighth streets, upon either side of sixth street between Broadway a and the alley running North and South through Blocks Numbers 3I and 32 in the City of Plainview, upon either side of Seventh street between Broadway and Austin Streets, upon the West side of Broadway between Fifth and Sixth Streets, upon the North side of Sixth Street between Ash and Broadway or upon the East side of Ash Street between Fifth and Sixth Streets in the City of Plainview. B€BPI ON 3. Hereafter it shall be unlawful to unload any freight, express of other comodities of any kind at any business house fronting on Broadway, between Fifth and Seventh Streets, upon Sixth Street between Ash and Austin Streets, upon Seventh Street between Broadway and Austin Streets, or upon Ash Street between Fifth and Sixth Streets in the City of Plainview, except at the rear or side door of such build- ings; provided that this section shall not apply to houses or rooms which have no side or back door. SECTION 4. That the Chief of°Police of the City of Plainview and every person authorised by him shall have au- thority and it shall be his and their duty to take possession of any and every Automobile, truck or other vehicle found in such position or place as is in violation of either of the foregoing sections of this ordinance and to hold possession of same until the owner shall appear and admit his ownership or control of same and pay the reasonable charges for caring for such vehicle during the time it is in possession of such Chief of Police or such person authorized by such by such Chief of Police, not to exceed in any event the sum of $I.00 per day or part thereof. 132 SECTION 5. That no person driving or having xontrol of any Automobile, truck or other vehicle shall turn or permit same to be turned at the intersection of Broadway and Seventh Streets in the City of Plainview more then ninety (90) degrees at one time, nor shall any such person make or permit to be made with such vehicle a "U" turn or a complete turn at the inter- scetion of Broadway and Seventh Streets in the City of Plain- view. SECTION 6. That any person violating any provision of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined in any sum not exceeding 4100.00. SECTION 7. That if any part of this shall be found or held to be void or ineffective, that it shall not effect the validity of any other part of this ordinance, but all such other parts shall remain and be in full force and effect not- withstanding. SECTION 8. That Ordinance NO. 20I passed on the I7th day of November, I924, be and the same is hereby in all things repealed. PASSED AND APPROVED this the I8th day of April, A. D., I927. ATTEST: Iitikft.A .I .� City Plainview,' exas. City of Plainview, Texas. No further business appearing Council adjourned. Plainviww, Texas, May 2nd, I927. City Council tet in regular session, Mayor Risser presiding with J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, D.M.Thompson and A.L.Lanford, Aldermen, H.H.Lurray Chief of Police and G.H.Saigling, City Secretary, pre- sent when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; Minutes of the regular meeting of April I8th were read and appeoved. Regularly moved and seconded J.A.Williamson be paid $I50.00 for West Street right of way through the Williamson property as peragreement in I925, when right of way was secures by Alderman J.C.Hooper and J.1a..Waller then Mayor. Carried. loved and seconded that matter of designating parking space on Broadway St near South Plains Drug Co be left to the Street and Alley Committe and the Chief of Police. Carried. The following reports for the month of April were presented to the Council and same were accepted and approved;- G.H.Saigling Current Taxes $97.68; Delinquent Taxes $I362.50; Water & Sewer & Miscellaneous Collections $9536.26; Chief of Police $307.30,. The following Salaries and Bilis were allowed and ordered paid for the month of April; - Ross Lowe $22.50, Frank Stultz $I00.00, A.L.King$I25.00, Cecil Smith $90.00, Lee Hardin $I00.00, R.L.Tinkle 85.00, H.L. Hood $85.00, R.A.Labry $77.I0, H.H.Lurray $200.00, J.E.Hart $I50.00, H.S.Eolin $I50.00, W.E.Risser $I75.00, G.H.Saigling $I50.00, Paul Bryan $I25.00 S.C.Ross $I25.00, G.W.Winn $125.00, Ed Ross 95.00, LI.L.Eatep $85.00, John Vaughn $I45.30, Williams & Martin ?I00.00, Plainview Fire Dept $45.00, D.P.Jones $40.00t J.C.Hooper 05.00, J.L.Guest $5.00, D.L.Thompson $5.00, W.E.Boyd $5.00, J.B. Cardwell $5.00, Claude Lartin $I50.00, H.W.Visor $I35.00, S.G. Yates $I00.00, P.E.Printz $I00.00, A.T.Herrod $90.00, J.C.Sanders $85.00, Henry Linter $I50.00, R.L.Tinkle $I6.00, R.A.1abry :I0.00. Bills:- J.A.Willimason $I50.00, G.H.Saigling Registrar $20.00, A.J.Donelson $I0.40,W.J.Klinger $100.00, Herald Publishing Co $67.65, Brashears Hdw $5.35, Thatcher Printing Co $22.00, Texas Filling Station $9.48, LioGlasson-Shook $I.75, Haltom Haltom $9.50, Fulton Lumber Co $8.I5, Fulton Lbr Co $3.I5, Fulton Lbr Co $3.00, The Plainview, News $24.54, Conner -Lathes Co $2.90, Texas Utilities Co $II.29, Texas Utilities Co .$3.40 Texas Uti- lities Co $9.00, J.G.Terry $2.I0, Royalty lotor Co $1.45, Carter - Houston Dgs Co $I2.00, Hargraves Printing Co $2.II Hooper Motor Co $I.25, Shook Battery Co $7.00, Knight Auto Co $I.20, Ward & Sly $I3.50, Nobles Bros Gro Co $23.I8, Spencer & Dallinger $73.20, Higginbotham Bartlett Co $5.25, Donohoo-Ware Hdw Co $I5.22, F.J Tillery $I6.25, Texas Utilities Co $295.75, J.C.Woolrrid e Lbr Co $26.40, J.C.00ldridge Lbr Co $25.60, Cox & Thompson $4.00, Starch-Paudler Co $3.30, J.D.Hatcher $32.35, V.R.Rodgers & Co A24.I0, Temple Bros ,$3.00, Texas Utilities Co #1I05.38, O.D.DeHart 46.50, Clowe & Cowan $9.53,Neptune Meter Co $29I.37, J.L.Nisbt $8.50, Burt Electric Shop $I.25, W.W.Thorrson $2.00, Nobles Bros Gro Co $3.50, B & B. Sign CO $27.60, S.W.B.Telephone Co $32.78, E.R.IJalker $I9.20, Geo Risser $I8.00, R.A.labry $9.00, . The Mayor presented for consideration of the Council evi- dence received by him to show that A.J.LcMahan and others had completed financial arrangements for the construction of a gas line to Plainview and distributing system in Plainview in con- nection with a resolution adopted by the Council on the 9th day of Larch, I927, giving the said A.J.Le ahan and associates until May 1st, to submit satisfatory evidence of their finan- cial arrangements and that the money was available to build such gas line and distributing system, and such evidence as was sub- mitted, and having been considered by the Council it was deemed wholly insufficient and the Council instructed the City Attorney to prepare a resolution, which resoluiton was then prepared and submitted to the Council and it was moved by Councilman Heepe- Hooper that the resolution be adopted, which motion beining seconded by Councilman Boyd, was put to a vote and adopted bgt the unanimous vote of all Councilman present. The reso- lution was as follows: "RESOLUTION" RESOLVED that the evidence submitted on behalf of A.J. McMahan and associates, as th their having made financial arrangements and as to their having money available to con- struct a gas line to Plainview and a distributing system in Plainview, is unconvincing and wholly unsatisfactory and that no evidence submitted shows or tends to show that the said 1IoL ahan, Tipton and associates have in any wise met of the above mentioned resolution, and it is, therefore, that any right the said A.J.Lielahan, or his associates or assigns, may have or claim to any franchise to build or construct within the City Limits of the City of Plainview any pipe lines or distributing system for the purpose of distributing gas, is declared null and void. ORDINANCE NO. 259. An Ordonance granting a franchise and certain privileges to W.H.Newberry of Amarillo, Texas, his associates, successors or assigns and establishing rules and regulations for the use of natural gas for light, heat and power for public or pri- vate buildings, and establishing a maximum limits price to be charged for such gas. WHEREAS, W.H.NEWBERRY has applied to the Ivayor and City Commissioners of the City of Plainview, Texas, to grant him and his associates, successors or assigns the right to lay and maintain and operate a gas plant for the distribution of natural gas for light, heat and power within the City of Plainview, Texas,upon the following terms and conditions, and reservations, such rights and Franchise to be as follows, to -wit: SECTION I. That the right to furnish, distribute and sell natural gas for light, heat and power and for all such other purposes for which such gas may be used within the City of Plainview, Texas, and for a period of Twenty-five (25) years form the date of the passage and approval of this Ordinance is hereby granted to W.H.NEWBERRY, his associates, successors or assigns, hereinafter called the grantee, subject, however, to the pro- visions hereinafter incorporated in this Ordinance, and for such additional period or extension of time as may be at the expiration of the said term of years and upon the conditions than found to be satisfactory to the Officials of the City of Plainview, and to this grantee, his successors or assigns, and provided that this Ordinance and franchise is to be in effect and run from and after the day and date of its passage and approval. SECTION 2. That the said Grantee, his associates, successors or ass- igns, is to have the right to lay gains, pipes and equipment and to construct such buildings and install such machinery or equipment, to sell or lease such equipment to the Citizens of Plainview, as may be necessary or advisable, in his judgment, forthe proper performance of the services to be rendered to the City of Plainview and to its Citizens and inhabitants to the best interests of the gas consumers to have, at all times, access to the streets and alleys of said City for the purpose of laying such mains, pipes and equipment as may be needed from time to time during the term of this franchise, or any extension thereto, provided, that at no time shall the gran- tee, his successors or assigns obstruct such streets or alleys so as to interfere with the public use thereof for a period longer than twenty-four hoursand that immediately such mains, pipes or equipment is laid and tested same shall be covered and such streets or &lleys shall be replaced in the same 135 or as good condition as before such work was done, provided that all lines shall be laid in alleys where practicable. All excavations to be properly guarded by barriers by day and by red lights at night, and the said grantee, his successo- rs or assigns shall hold the said City of Plainview harmless from any and all damages to persons or property resulting fror his negligence in the ranner of constructing such distributing plant or system and guarding the same while under construction, by a good and sufficient bond executed by the grantee and some reputable bonding Compnay permitted to do business in the State of Texas, in the penal sum of TWENTY-FIVE THUUSAND ($25,000.00) DOLLARS. SECTION 3. That all mains shall be laid at leatt tow (2) feet below the sufface of the ground, and so laid as not to inter- fere in any Wanner with the water mains or pipes or sewer lines of said City; and that the connections with the gas mains and pipes shall,be placed and laid to the property line of the consumer at the expense of the grantee, his successors or assigns. SECTION 4. That the said grantee, his successors or assigns shall at all times after said plant has been established and placed in operation to be prepared to furnish said City and its in- habitants with aggod quality of gas for light, heat and power or other purposes and that the standard of quality shhll be determined the number of British Thermal Units per cubic foot and that each cubic foot shall contain not less than eight hundred (800) British Thermal Units, and said grantee shall furnsih such gas for all purposes for which same may be used in sufficient quantities to supply the needs and requirments of said City and its Citizens. The said gas shall be furnished for domestic use to said City and its inhabitants at a net price of not to exceed sixty-seven and one-half (67i) cents per thousand cibic feet for all gas used. That the maximum rates for industrial gas shall not exceed the rates set out in the following schedule: First two million cubic feet consumed during any calender month 25¢ per it. Next twenty eight million Cu. ft. consumed during any calender month •22� All over thiry million Cu. Ft. consumed during any calender month .20¢ and all bills are due and payable on the tenth day of the month following the month during which the gas was used, and in case of default or nonpaYLENT WITHIN SAID TIlviE? THE GRANTEE, his successors or Assigns shall have the right to discontinue services to said consumer, and in that case said consumer shall rake application to have services re-established and gas re -connected with his premises, he shall be required to pay all delinquent bills and to pay the cut on charge not to exceed $I.50 for domestic use and #2.50 for industrial use. It is further provided that the grantee, hiss successors, or assigns shall be allowed to make a minimum cahrge of $I.00 per month for gas for domestic services. If n '.36 That all, gas shall be leasured through gas meters of standard make, which meter shall be installed by the grantee, his suc- cessors or assigns, and such meters shall be and remain the property of the said grantee, and that the grantee shall have the right to require the customer or consumer to deposit with him a deposit in the sum equal to the maximum monthly bill of the consumer, provided, however, that no deposit shall be be in a less sum than $10.00 for domestic meter and $15.00 for industrial meter. SECTION 5. That no assessment for Tax or City purposes is to be levied or imposed on the gas mains, pipes or equipment used for the distribution of gas within the City for a term of two year from and after the passage and approval of this act, and that thereafter the property and equipment of the grantee within the City dhall be assessed on the same basis and at the same rate of taxation as other or like privately owned property and that such Taxes when paid shall be in lieu of all business or ether special Tax as might be levied by said City on business or other property. SECTION 6. That in further consideration of the privileges and franc- ises granted to W.H.NEWBERRY, his associates, successors or assigns, he shall adopt and use any and all reasonable safe- guards to provide for the protection of Persons or property against in#ury or damage growing out of the use of gas and that he shall construct and maintain in good order all mains, pipes and equipment used in said City for the distributing of gas, and shall always he prepared to furnish said City and its inhabitants a sufficient quantity of gas for all purposes; provided, however, that in case of explosions or accidents of any character or nature beyond the control of grantee, his successors or assigns, to the main lines orto the distr- ibuting system provided herein, or shortage of gas supply in the fields from which the grantee secures the gas and the grantee is not able on account of such unavoidable conditions to furnish gas for all purposes that preference shall be given domestic consumers, schools and hospitals in the use of gas until such time as the supply may prove adequate for all pur- poses. Providing further that grantee, his successors or ass- igns, shall not be liable for any damage resulting from such accidents either to the lines of the grantee, his successors or assigns or to the lines on property of the customers. SECTION 7. That after the said gas plant shall have been fully constructed, equipped and in operation as herein provided in the City of Plainview, if the said grantee, his successors or assigns shall then fail to substantially comply with the conditions of this franchise, the City of Plainview, shall have the right by ordinance duly passed therefor to forfeit all the rights and franchise herein granted to the said grantee, his successors or assigns, provided that the City of Plainview shall give the said grantee, his successors or assigns ninety (90) days notice in writing, specifying the conditions claimed to have been violated, and giving full and fair opportunity to be heard thereon before declaring such forfeiture, which notice shall fairly and fully set out all of the conditions claimed and complained of and shall be given by the said City and shall be signed by the City Secretary under seal of said City, after having properly authorized by the Ivor and City Commissioners of the said City; providing, however, that the said grantee, his successors or assigns shall have ninety (90) days after receiving such notice in which to rectify and cor- rect such violations and to substantially comply with the terms and conditions of this ordinance; should the violation of this ordinance so complained of not have been rectified 72) and corrected and the terms and conditions of this ordinance fully complied with at the end of said ninety (90) days then in that event the City shall have the power to forfeit this franchise on account of the violations specified in said notice. That in case of forfeiture as herein provided the City of Plainview reserves the right to purchase the distributing plant of the grantee a, its fair appraised value or to allow the grantee to remove same within one year from the dL:te of such forfeiture; provided, however, that before removing any of such distributing system the grantee, his heirs or his then assigns, shall give to the City of Plainview, such se security as said City may demand conditioned that the said grantee or his then assigns will replace all streets, alleys and City property in any way injured by such removal in as good condition as same was before the beginning of such re- moval. SECTION 8. It is further specially provided and conditioned that the grantee, his successors or assigns shall, in good faith, begin the actual condtruction of main lines and the distribu- ting syatem in said City within sixty (60) days from the sec- ond day od Nay, I927, or failing so to do will deposit in the First National Bank of Plainview, Texas, the sum of Ten Thou- sand($I0,000.00)Dollars to be paid to the City as liqidated damages should the grantee, his successors or assigns, fail fail to login in good faith the actual construction of the main lines and of the distributing system in the City of Plainview within ninety (90) days from this the second (2nd) day of May, I927, and to be paid to the City in the event that the grantee, his assigns or successors shall fail in any material respect to comply with any material provision hereof, and in case the grantee, his successors or assigns shall fail to begin in good faith the construction of the main lines or of the distributing system in the City of Plainview within said Sixty (60) days period, and also fail to deposit said sum of maoney, then all and every right of the grantee, his assigns or successors shall ipso facto for- feit and terminate and they shall not thereafter have any rights whatever hereunder, and it is further provided and con- ditioned that if said conditions be met by the grantee, his assigns or successors, within said Sixty (60) day period, but they shall fail thereafter within said thiety (30) days period to begin the actual construction of the main lines and of the distributing system witnin the City of Plainview, that said sum so deposited shall be paid by said Bank to the City of Plainview as its liquidated damages for such failure on the part of the grantee, his assigns or successors, and all and every right which they or either of them might claim hereunder shall be terminated, forfeited and forever void, and it is further provided that if the $IQ000.00 above mentioned shall be so deposited in said Bank and the construction of the main line and of the distributing system within the City of Plainview be begun with said ninety (90) daysperiod, that in such event siad $10,000.00 Dollars shall remain so deposited in said Bask until the First Day of November, I927, and shall be paid to the City of Plainview by said Bank as its liqui- dated damages for the default of the grantee herein, should he, his successors or assigns fail to complete said lines and distributing system and have gas ready; for distribution to the City of Plainview and its inhabitants by said First day of November, I927, provided, heweverT further, however, that time lost in the construction of said main line or of said distributing system within the City after work shall have in good faith been Begun caused by acts of providence, strikes, acts of constituted legal authority or acts beyond the con- trol f the grantee, his successors or assigns, shall not be ee counted, but the grantee, his successors or assigns, shall have an additional time after first day of November, I927, 138 to complet said work equal to the amount of time so lost be- cause of said strikes, acts of providence, acts of constitu- ted legal authority or acts beyond the control of the grantee, his successors or assigns. SECTION 9. That this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and approval as provided by law. PASSED AND APPROVED this, the 2nd day of Iiiay, A.D. I927. ATTEST: adjourned. ATTEST: OR, Y OF .PLAIN - VIEW, TEXAS. There appearing to be no further business Council OP rerW- Plainview, Texas,ay I2, 1927. 9.A1. City Council met in special session, payor Risser pre- siding, with J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, D.L=.Yhompson and A.L. Lanford, Aldermen, and G.H.Saigling, City 6ecretary present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit: ieeting was called to consider resolution reaffirm- ing Franchise for Gas plant and System claimed by A.J.Ec ahan Et Al in this City, and granting them further time to begin and complete line and distributing system and said resolution being considered, it was moved by Councilman Hooper and secon- ded by Councilman Lanford that said resolution be tabled, and, being put to a vote by the Liayor, the motion to table was passed by unanimous voj:e of all Councilmen present. No further business appearing Council adjourned. ATTEST: Plainview, Texas, Lay 16, I927. City Council met in vggular session Layor Risser presiding with J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, D.I:.Thompson and A.L.Landford, Alder- men, and G.H.Saigling liity Secretary, present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; L=inutee of the regular meeting of Lay 2nd, I927, were read and approved. Loved and seconded that all OCCUPATION TAX on the Elks Charity Benefit Carnival be remitted. Carroed. Loved and seconded that the detailed report of the Audit of the City Books be and the same is hereby accepted and app- roved and that the condensed statement thereof be published.Cd. Regularly moved and seconded that Lee Biard be and is here} appointed a director on the Board of City Development Director- ‚ ship succeeding Frank Hassell resigned. Carried. ATTEST: No further business appearing Council adjourned. 139 Plainview, Texas, Lay 26, 7927. City Council met in Special Session I-ayor 'i. .;isser pre- siding with J.C.Hooper, J-I.Thompson and J.B.Cardwell and A.L. Lanford, Aldermen, and G.H.Saigling City Secretary present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; Loved and seconded that a Committe opz:;pesecUof. J•B Carrier well and D.M.Thompson, appointed by the mayor enter into contract with H.H.Reynolds to build a City Police Patrol on a six cylinder standard Chasis that meets the approval of the Committe and to be acceptable to said oorrmitte when completed. Contract price of $750.00 for said job having been agreed on. Carried. ORDINANCE NO. 260. V AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE PAYIaEIIT OF A SALARY TO THE JUDGE OF THE CORPORATION COURT, PROVIDING FOR CERTAIN FEES TO BE CHARGEDIN CASES FILED IN SAID COURT, PROVIDING FOR THE PAYLENT INTO THE CITY TREASURY OF CERTAIN FEES, AND PROVIDING THAT NO COSTS SHALL BE CHARGED AGAINST DEFENDANTS IN CERTAIN SPECIFIED CASES. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAIN - VIEW, TEXAS. '_SECTION I. That hereafter the judge of the Corporation court of the City of Plainview shall not receive any fees or costs from any defendant for any action or services taken or rendered by such Judge. SECTION 2. That for all services rendered and duties per- formed by the Judge of the Corporation Court of the City of Plainview such Judge shall receive a salary of I25.00 per month to be paid at the end of such month from available funds 140 in the City Treasury. SECTION 3. That all costs properly charged against any defendant in any case at any time pending in said Court shall be taxed up against such defendant and collected and all of such costs heretofore payable to the Judge of said Court shall be paid into the General Fund of the City. SECTION 4. That hereafter no costs of any kind shall be charged against any defendant brought before said Court on any complaint charging such defendant with having violated the"ord- inance prohibiting left or "U" tuens at any street intersection or with violating any ordinance requiring vehicles to be brought to a stop at any point in theCity of 'lainview or with violat- ing any ordinance limiting the time of parking or prohibiting double parking in the city of Plainview. This Ordinance shall be in effect frorr and after its passage. ATTEST: PAS. ED iUfl AP2 OVED this the 26th day of Iay A.D. I927. Odi"-"4- ORDER DECLARING RESULT OF ELECTION. THE STATE OF TEXAS : i COUNTY OF HAT,F CITY OF PLAINVIEI I On this the 26th day of lay, I927, the City Council of the City of Plainview, in Hale County, Texas, was convened in special session at its regular meeting place in the City Hall of said City with all the members thereof, viz: W.E.Risser, payor; J.C.Hooper, D.L.Thompson, J.B.Cardwell and A.L.Lahford, Aldermen; G.H.Saigling, City Secretary, C.S.Will- iams, City Attorney; present, when there care on to be considered the returns of an election held on the 20th day of hay, I927, upon the following propositions, respectfully, to -wit: PROPOSITION ONE. " Shall the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, be authorized to issue the bonds of said City in the amount of $30,000.00, maturing serailly within forty (40) yearn from their date, bearing interest at the rate of 5 % per annum, interest payable semi-annually, and to levy a Tax sufficient to pay the interest on said Bonds and create a sinking fund to redeem them at their maturity, for the purpose of constru- ction of street paving within said City, as authorized by the constitution and laws of the State of Texas and the Charter of the City of Plainview. " PROPOSITION TWO. " Shall the City Counoil of the City of Plainview, Texas be authorized to issue the bonds of said City in the sum of 020, 000.00, payable serially within forty(40) years from their date, bearing interst at the rate of 5 % per annum, payable semi- annually, and to levt a tax sufficiant to pay the inaarest and - on said bonds and to provide a sinking fund to redeem them at their maturity, for the purpose of the oonstruction of sewers within and for said City of Plainview, Texas, as authorized by the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas and the Charter of the City of Plainview." PROPO>>ITION THREE. "Shall the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas be authorized to issue the bonds of said City in the sum of $25,000. 00, payable serially within forty (40) years from their date, bearing interest at the rate of 5 % per annum, payable semi- annually, and to levy a tax sufficient to pay the interest on said bonds and provide a sinking fund to redeem them at their maturity, for the purpose of the construction and improvement of the waterworks system of said City, as authroized by the constitution and laws of the State of Texas and the charter of the City of Plainview." And it appearing to the Council that said election was regularlu ordered and that notice thereof was regularly given for the time and in the amnner provided by law and that sadi election was regularly held and returns thereof regularly rade to this Council, in all respects as provided by law: And that there were cast upon the foregoing Proposition No. I, 243 votes, of which number there were cast for the iss- uance of paving bonds of the City of Plainview, I83 votes, and against the issuance of paving bonds of the City of Plainview, 60 votes: And it further appearing to the Council that there were cast upon the foregoing proposition No. 2, 243 votes, of which number there were cast for the issuance of sewer extension b bonds of the City of Plainview I84 votes, and against the issuance of swere extension bonds of the City of Plainview 59 votes; And it further appearing to the Council that there were cast upon the foregoing proposition No. 3, 239 votes; of which namber there were cast for the issuance of Waterworks Extension Bonds of the City of Plainview I83 votes, and against the iss- uance of wtare works extension bonds of the City of Plainview 56 votes; It is therefore resolved, found and so ordered that each of the foregoing propositions was sustained and carried by a majority votes of the resident property tax paying voters voting at said election, and that, therefore, the City Council is author- ized to issue the bonds described in each of the foregoing pro- positions, and to levy a tax in payment thereof and to cause the same to be assessed and collected. It was moved by Alderman J.B.Cardwell and seconded by Alderman J.C.Hooper, that the foregoing resolution be adopted, which motion was carried by the following vote: ALTERL:EN D. L. Thompson, A. L. Lanford, J.C.Hooper and J.B.Card- well voting AYE, and none voting NO. ATTEST: Approved as to form before passage. CITY ATTORNEY. It appearing that there was no further business to come be- fore this ession the Council adjourned.407, ATTEST: Plaii}view, Texas, June 6, I927. City Council met in regular session, Mayor W.E.Risser presiding, with J.C.Hooper, A.L.Lanford and J.B.Cardwell, Aldermen and G...Saigling City Secretary present when the f following proceedings were had, to -wit; Linutes of the regular meeting of Lay I6 and of the call session of Lay 26th were read and approved. Regularly moved and seconded that the City Treasurer pay $2500.00 to the B.C.D. and $500.00 to the Municipal Band. Carried. Moved and seconded that City Treasurer pay City's dues as member of League of Texas Municipalities amounting to $20.00 up to July Ist, I927. Carried. Date Wilson and R.H.Brown were proposed to the Council by the Fire Dept for membership in the Dept resuitinf in their being elected to membership therein. Regularly moved and seconded that the City Attorney pre- pare legal notige to the Plainview Ice Cpmpany to muffle their exhaust . Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that the Payor and City Secrtery make up order for proper street traffic signs. Carried. The Following reports for the month of lay were hear and same were approved;- G.H.Saigling, Delinquent Taxes $9I7.6I, Water - Sewer and Miscellaneous 0663.66, Chief of Police $209.I0. Regularly moved and seconded that the City Secretary at once place an order for a 6000 foot car of 2" C.I. Pipe and fittings. Carried. The following Salaries and Bills for thw month of Lay were heard and same were allowed and ordered paid. SALARIES:- Ross Lowe $90.00, Frank Stultz $100.00, A.L.King $125.00 Cecil Smith $95.00, Lee Hardin $100.00, R.L.Tinkle $85.00, H.L. Hood $85.00, R.A.Mabry $85.00, H.H.Lurray $200.00, H.E.Hart $150.00, H.S.Bolin $150.00, Henry Linter $150.00, L.L.Clark $I45.00, W.E. Risser $I75.00, G.H.Sai ling $I50.00, Paml Bryan *125.00, S.C. Ross $125.00 G.W.Winn $125.00, Ed Ross $95.00, Iv_.M.Estep $85.00, John Vaughn $I24.95, Williams & Martin $100.00, Plainview Fire Dept $45.00, D.P.Jones $40.00 J.C.Hooper $5.00, A.L.Lanford $5.00, J.B.Cardwell $5.00, W.E.Bo d $5.00, D.L.Thompson $5.00, Claude Lartin $I50.00, H.W.Visor $135.00, S.G.Yates $100.00, P.E.Prints *100.00, A.T.Herrod $90.00, J.C.Sanders $85.00, . BILLS:- T.B.Hill $2.60, Jack Yarbrough $1.15, T.H.Walters $I00, Teaxs Utilities Co $11.56, Texas Utilities Co $4.56, Texas Utili- ties Co $6.56, Texas Utilities Co $1.20, Texas Utilities Co $337.75, Texas Utilities Co $1204.33, B.C.D. $2500.00, Municipal Band $500.00 Nobles Bros Gro Co $5.25, E.A.Rod ers Furn Co $5.00, Thatcher Printing Co $6.00, Texas Filling Station $6.34, Donohoo-Ware Hdw Co $4.20, Herald Publishing Co $I0.55, McGlasson-8]mmok $4.05, Am LaFrance Fire Eng Co $65.74, Burroughs Adding Machine Co $5.55, Crescent Paint Co $27.21, Maverick Clarke Litho Co *I6.95,Ward & Sly $I3.50, Continental Oil Co $4.04, Plainview News $4.00, C.C. Stubbs $78.50, Shook Battery Co $12.50, Hooper Motor Co $27.65, Texas Utilities Co $I0.70, League of Texas A�Iunicipalities $20.00, Texas Oil Co $I8.36 Imperial Waffle House $9.25,S.W.B.Telephone Co $32.95, J.L.Nisbet $6.75, J.D.Hatcher $36.45,Brashears Hdw $7.20, Kiker's Place $1.95, L.R.Phillips Electric Co $11.70, L.P. Barker Co $ .75, L.I.Phillips Electric Co $6.70, New Mexico Plumb Co $9.20, Higginbotham Bartlett & Co $30,Q01 Wooldridge Lbr Co I8.90, Dowden Hdw Co $3.45, Ciowe & Cowan $451.08, L.P.Barker Co 5.00,. No further business appearing Council adjourned. YOR. 11, 1 .77.) 145 AN ORDINANCE NO. 261 AUTHORIZING ISSUANCE OF CITY OF PLAINVIEW STREET PAVING BONDS, SERIES 1927, DATED JUNE 1, 1927, IN THE PRINCIPAL SUM OF ;30,000.00. THE STATE uF TEXAS: CITY OF PIA INVIEW: : THE COUNTY OF HALE: On this, the tenth day of June, 1927, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, convened in special Session at a regular meeting place thereof in the City Hall, the following mem- bers being present and in attendance, namely: W. E. RISSER, MAYOR, J. C. HOOPER, ALDERMAN, J. B. CARD'S ELL, ALDERMAN, A. L. LANFORD, ALDERMAN, D. M. THOMPSON, ALDERMAN, GEORGE H. SAIGLING, CI TY SECRETARY, and C. S. WILLIAMS, CITY ATTORNEY, when among other proceedings had, was the following: The payor placed before the City Council the following Ordinance: "AN ORDINANCE NO. 261 BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF BUNDS FOR THE PRINCIPAL SUM OF THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS (#30,000,00) , BEARING INTEREST AT THE RATE OF FIVE PER CENT (5%) PER ANNUM, FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE CON- STRUCTION OF STREET PAVING WITHIN ID CITY: PRESCRIB- ING THE FORM OF BOND AND INTEREST COUPON: PROVIDING FOR THE LEVY, ASa-SS%ENT AND COLLECTION OF A TAX ON THE ONE HUNDRED (100.00) DOLLW VALUATION OF ALL TAXABLE PRO- PERTY WITHIN THE LIMITS OF SAID CITY SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE INTEREST AND TO CREATE A SINKING FUND FOR THE RE- DEMPTION OP SUCH BONDS AT MATURITY; AND DECLARING AN E IERGENFY* . Alderman J. C. Hooper moved that the Ordinance be passed on its first reading; the motion was duly secori ed by Alderman J, B. Cardwell, and carried by the following vote: • AUES: J. C. HOOPER, J. B. CARD WE LL, A. LANFORD , D. M. TH01 PSON. NOES: None. The Motion carried placed on first reading. .,Alderman J. C. Hooper moved that the Ordinance pass first reading: the motion was seconded by Alderman J. B. Cardwell, and carried by the followinz vote: 146 AYES: J. C. HOOPER, J. B. CARDWELL, A. L. LANFORD, ORD, D. M. THOMPS Cit . NOES: None. CARRIED: Ordinance passed first reading; Alderman J. C. Hooper moved that the rule be sus pended and that the Ordinance be placed on second reading; the motion was seconded by Alderman J. B. Cardwell wnd car- ried by the following vote: AYES: J. C. HOOPER, J. B. CARDWELL, A. L. LANFORD, D. M. THOMPSON. NOES: None. CARRIED: Ordinance placed on second reading. Alderman J. C. Hooper moved that the Ordinance pms second reading; the motion was seconded by Illderman J. B. Cardwell and carried by the following vote: AYES: J. C. J. B. A. L. D. M. NOES: None. CARRIED: Alderman pended and that the HOOPER, CARDWELL, LAIN ORD , THOTtPSON. Ordinance passed second reading. J• C. Hooper moved that the rule be sus - Ordinance be placed on.this third and final reading by caption; the motion was seconded by Alderman J. B. Cardwell and carried by the following vote: AYES: J. C. HOOPER, J. B. CARDWELL, A. L. LANFORD, D. M. THOMPSON. NOES: None. CARRIED: Ordinance pulsed third reading. Alderman J. C. Hooper moved that the Ordinance pass third and final reading; the motion was seconded by "lderman J. B. Cardwell, and carried by the following vote: AYES: J. C. HOOPER, J. B. ARD; ELL, A. L. LANFORD, D. M. THOMPSON. NOES: None. Mayor, W. E. Risser, finally adopted. then declared the Ordinance The ordinance follows: "AN ORDINANCE NO. 261 BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIE , TEXAS, AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS FOR THE PRINCIPAL SUM OF THIRTY THOUSAND ($30, 000.00) DOLLARS, BEARING INTEREST AT THE RATE OF FIVE_ PER CENT (5%) PER ANNUM, FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE CON STRUCTION OF STREET PAVING WITHIN SAID CITY: PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF BOND AND INTEREST COUPON: PROVDING FOR THE LEVY, ASSESSMENT AND COLLECTION OF A TAX ON THE ONE HUNDRED (4100.005 DOLIAR7VALUATION OF ALL T AXABIS PROPERTY`WITHIN THE LIMITS OF SAID CITY SUFFICIONT TO PAY THE INTEREST MW TO CREATE A SI tiING FUND FOR THE REDEMPTION OF SUCH BONDS AT LATURITY: AND DECLARING AN ET:ZERUENCY" . WI -REAS, at an election held in the City of Plainview Texas on the 20th day of May, 1927, the majority of qualified voters, who are pl'oi_erty tax' payers of the City of Plainview voting at said election, sustained the proposition to issue the Bonds of said City hereinafter described for the principal sum of THIRTY THOUSAND ($30,000.00) DOLLARS, the vote on said pro- pps ition being as follows: "FOR TRE ISSUANCE OF PAVING BONDS AND LEVY OF TAX IN PAYMENT THEREOF, 183 VOTES: "AGAINST THE ISSUANCE OF PAVING BONDS AND LEVY OF TAX IN PAYMENT THEREOF 60 votes; "MAJORITY FOR THE ISStANCE OF PAVING BONDS AND LEVY OF TAX IN PAYMENT THEREOF 123 VOTES". THERE OFRE , BE IR' ORDAINED BY THE C-' TY COUNCIL OF TH CITY OF PLA TVIEN, TEXAS: That the Bonds of said City, to be called "CITY OF PLAINVL 'J STREET rAVING BO ?S, SERIES 1927" be issued under and by virtue including Chapters 1 and 7, Title 22, Revised Civil Statutes of 1925, and of the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas, including the Charter of the City of Plainview, Texas, for the purpose of of the construction of street paving within said City. II• That said Bonds shall be numbered consecutively from one (1) to thirty (30) inclusive, shall be in denomination of ONE THOUSAND ($1,Q00.00) DOLLARS each, aggregating in amount THIRTY THOUSAND (.$30,000.00) DOLLARS. III. That said Bonds shall be dated the first day of June 148 1927, and shall become due and payable serially according to the following schedule: Bond Nos. Maturity Date Amounts 1 to 3 inc Larch 1, 1932 :$3,000 4 to 6 " " " 1937 3,000 7 to 10 " " ti 1942 4,000 11 to 14 " " " 1947 4,000 15 to 19 " u " 1952 5,000 20 to 24 u ft " 1957 5,,000 25 to 30 " " u 1962 6,000 Iv. That said Bonus shall bear interest at the rate of FIVE PER CENT (5%) per annum, payable March 1, 1928, and semi- annually thereafter on -September FIRST and LARCH FIRST in each year. V. That the principal of, and interest on said Bonds, shall be payable in lawful money of the UNITED STATES OF AI:ERICA peon presentation and surrenuer of Bonds or proper coupons at the NATIONAL BANK OF CULdtRCE, NEW YORK, NEW YORK• VI. That each of said Bonds shall be signed by the Mayor of the City of Plainview, anu countersigned by the City Secretay and the Corporate seal of the City of Plainview shall be impnessed upon each of them. VII. That the facsimile signatures of the Mayor and City Secretary may be lithographed upon the interest coupons attach- ed to said Bonds and shall have the same effect as if they had been signed by them. VIII. That each of saiu Bonus shall contain the following recitations and provisions:: #IT IS, HEREBY CERTIFIED, RECITED AND REPRESENTED, that all acre, conditions and things necessary to be done prece- dent to and in theissuing of these bonds, in order to mance them legal, valid and binding obligations of said City, have been done, happened and performed in regular anu due form, as requir- ed by law; that the faith, credit and resources of said City are 1() hereby irrevocably pledged for the pe x;..t payment of the prin- cipal and interest of theve bonds at maturity; that .ue pro i- f:don has Oten made for levying and collecting annually by tax- ation an a ount sufficient to pay the interest on these bonds as it falls due, and to provide a inking fun for the final redemption of said bonds at • turity; an. that the issue of bonds of which this is one, together -ith all other indebtednes of said City, is within every debt and other limit preseribed by the Charter of said City and the Constitution and Laws of saidState". IX. That sal°, bonds shall expres upon their face the purpose for which they are is ed; that they are issued. under and in strict c nfor*ity with the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas, includin Chapters 1 and 7, Title 22, Revised Civil Statu f 1925, and the Charter of the City. of Plainv Texas, and in pursuance of an ordinance of this Council; and e. the form of eada of said bonds shall be substantially as follows: N CITY I I IITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF 7.EXAS, COUNTY OF LAIE, ITERW PAVIT,G BOND, SERIES 1927. '0.00 CITY OF PLAINVIEW, a municipal c oration of the State f Texas, acknowledges itself indebted to and for value received, hereby promisee to pay to bearer the *um of CalE THOUSAND DO (1,000.00) in lawful money f the United States of America, on the FIRST DAY OF hIARM 19 1fith interet thereon from date her of at the rate of Flirr 5%) PER CENT per annum, payable March 1, 1928, and semi-annually thereafter on SiTPTE R FIRST and LARCH. P ST, in each year, as evidenced by the coupons hereto attached, until the principal sum is nai '1 BOTH PRINCIPAL A4) INTEREST of this bond are hereby de payable at if»I NATIONALBANK OF C0T-5IRIN], YEW YO...,t N.Y., upon presentation and surrender of this bond and the coupons hereto attached, as they respectively mature. THIS BOND is one of a series of THIRTY (30) serial Bonds, .f like tenor and effect, except as t* maturity, datedtbe FIRST DAY OF 1927, and numberedfrom jE (1) to THIRTY (30) indLusive, all of said bonds being in denomination of ONE THOr' ND ($1,000.00) DO.JJ"S each, aggregating THIRTY THOU D ($30,000.00) DCIIARS, and is ed for the purpoge of CONS... TION OF STREET PAVING with aaid City, under and in strict con- formity with the Constitution .k.nd laws of the State of Texas, inclu. ing Chapters 1 and 7, Tit]...e 22, Revised Civil Statutes of 1925 and inCluding the Charter of the City of Plainview, Texa and pursuant t an Ordinance adopted by the City Council •f the City if Plainview, Texas id duly recorded in the Minutes of the City Council. I I IT TS HEREBY CERTIF* RECITED AND REDRE N that all acts, conditions and things necessary to be done prece- dent to and in the issu ing of these bonds, in order to make tho le al, 'slid and binding obligation; of aid City, have been doe happened ,Lnd porfor ed in re, lar anu uue f rm, a re ired by law; •at the faith, nredit and roe urcen of ias Citw are hereby - 11 irre ocably plecit,ed for the prompt payment of the principal anu interest of th se bonds at maturity; that due prd'aion has been made for le, ing and collecting annually by taxztion an am unt sufficient to pay the interest on the e bond as it falls due, and to provide a ;inking Pan for the final redemp tion of said bondt at maturity; and that th- issue of bond of which this is one, together with all ither indebtednes if said City, is ithin e ery debt and other li it prItoribed by the Ch.rber sf said City and the Constitution and )awe of aaid State. IN WITNESS V REOF, the City Council of the City of Plainviiw, Texas, has caused the teal of raid City to be affix d keret , and this bon u to be sig ed by the Mayor and cunntersigned by the City Secretary, and the interest coupons h-reto attached to h executed by the lithographed facsimile signatures of said Mayor ano Gity Secretary us of the FIRST DAY , 1927. COUP RSIG OR, CITY P" 4 , That the form of interest coupon shall be aubv stantially as folio NO. Off TH: FIRST DAY OP CH fOR SEPTEJABER, A 111.11 casp, mity T CITY OF PIAII IEW,, a mun:cipal corpsration of Texas, here sy promises to pay to the bearer, at BANK 1 COMMERCE V YO N. Y t e zurn of 0 Z. ($ in being VIM STFRT PAVING BOI 1# 1927. I*, I oney nth SER 1 T • Y. the United State interest oi the "C 19270 No. the State of NATIONAL f Amer c (tF P dated June X I . That the f in- Certificat the bade of each bond GE SF COMPTRO STATE OF R ISR NO. I * BY CERTIFY that there is in n office a certificate of th- Attq,r ey of Texas, to the effect that thi a required by law and that h conf r 1ty wi the Conttitutio and that it i a alid and binding •bligation up n taid 0 Plain iew exas, and aid bond h s thin day bee egi hall be printed on filz and of record General of the State bond has been exaltined by hi Inds that .it .he beeo 1 sued in and laws of the State •f Texa ty of ed by me. WITNESS LY HAI .he day ,f °Al OF FI a 192 at Austin, Texa nilE IT PUR CITY OF PLArNVIEw JJXAS COMPTR R PUBL 0 Abbbu OF THE STATE OF TEXAS. XII INED BY TUR CITY COUNCIL TUE That a special fund to bp designated oCITY OF PLAIN VIE STREET PAVING BOND PUT sERIEs 1927 Aha11 be created, t i hereby created, and the procee s of a],.1..t es collected for r on account of the series of lo ds hereinab , described shal be crediated to said fund for the rede.ption of said Bonds at maturity; and said f. AB shall be used for no other p gr than to create said fund A. tax and at the rate of CTS) on the ONE HUT I RED ($100.00) vaiva- tion of said taxable property in the City of Plainvie , is here- by levied for the cur.,aent year, i927. on all taxable ifroperty said City; and that said tax of oa the ONE HUNDRE (10O'i0 -1 valuation jJ CENTS ( dr/ CTS) elaid ta:Lb1e prop rty within said City, or so much thereof or in dition thereto as may. be necessaryshall be an ually levied f r ach year thereafter while any of said Bonds or interevt are u.paid, and at the time other City taxes are levied during. said yeare. there shall be comput,d and ascertained what rate of tax, ased upoi the latest approved tax rolls of said City wili Le necess- ary, requisite, and sufficient to fully make, ral..se and produc in ea of said years the a cunt of interest and. principal to be paid in taat year an for eadlof said years there is hereby ordered to be levi d a tax at euli rate as shall be n.i......cessary as aforesaid. and that such taxes, when collected, credited to said CITY OF PI rjEu.1!' hall be INVIEW ST1 T PAN1NG BOND FUND, TES 1927 anu applied to the purposes named and to no oth r0 XIII. That the Mayor of the ity of Plainview shall ha charge of said Bonds pending their i G .eral and registration by the Co XIV, e gatio by the Attcan „y f Public Accounts. 151 The fact that the City of P1ainiew ie y badly :in need of Street Improvement- and vi ments will be to the best intere i. imp 0 e" to and eneral welfareof the entire City create an emerjency and imperati e public necee ity that the rule more than one 4cquiri or at iore Ordinances to be red meetir be uspended and eq.uiruu& Ithat thin_ Ord* nce be passed ae an emergenqy eaeure and to beco e eff 1,*1. rulee and pr.viione are hereby Ordinance i.e passed ae an e c ediateiy th dingly suspended ana thi rgency measure and shall take effect ana be in force from and after ite passage* PAS .AND ATTEST: 1927. 11 1!T OVE n this the day of AN ) INAN NO. 262_ AUTHLMZING ISSIJANGE QF CITY OF PLAIrvIaw WATERWORKDS IM.L.ROVEMENTS BOI S, oaRrms 127, DTED lifJ 1t, 1927 P1 PRINC iAL AMOUNT or, $25,000.00. TIM STATE OF CITY OF .,1IAINVIE1 COMITY OF H 1 0 0 ON THIS, the Te nth Day of June,, 1927, the City Counc II of the City of Plainview, Texas, coneyed in .pe c ial Sesin at a regular meeting place :there of in the City Hall, t e following be re bei ng present and in attenda oe, .namely: W. E RISFR MAYOR, J. C HOOFER , ALDERMAN , T. B. CAILL, ALDERMAN , A. LAM' 11:13MD , AI ERMAN, D. 11 lit 0 liips , A IDERMAN GEORGE H . SA IGLING „ CITY SECRETARY, an C 5 ILLIAMS CITY ATTORNEY, when an.ng other proceeding had, was' the flowing: The Mayor placed before the City C uncil the f ollowin Ordinance: 0 INANE NO. 2641 --BY THE CITY COUVCII AUTHORIZING Ti'ISSTIANC2 L SUM OF TWENTY F rVE THOUSAN BEARING INTEREST T Tve i E OF RAlflNUM, R P OF T1 01? TIM WA= WICKS SYsTI.,,, CITY OF PLAINVIEW, B(I�S FOM: THE PRIM' (025,000.00 ioi, .FIVE IDEM11. CX T (5% CONSTRUCTION AND I OF SA TD C ITY: PRE SCR BING THE FORT! OP BOND A.ND win T 0011IP ON: pRoTrr D 'MG FOR TIM LEVY, AS MISS t, NT AND COT CT 1014 01? A T N THE ONEL ND, ($10 O. 00 ) DOL R V LUATI ON OF ALL T BIB PR OPER TY nor TiE LIMITS OF SA� CITY S ICI TO PAY TITE INTRIIEST ANI) TO CI1A9A s marqo PIM REDE T ON OF SUCH R On 1; AT LATUR ITT: ND )ECLAPTNG EMERGENCY" Alderman J. C. moved that the Ordinance he passed onits first rending; the motion a er . B. Car e 11 ar3d carr AYES: J. HOOPER , J. R. CA A. L. 1,1,:.1P0 TR OIGS NOES: N The Motiin carried place Alder first reading; the,*tion as se co nde Alderman J. B. Cardwell e by the a duly seconded by ng volt first reading. J. G. Hooper moved that the Ordinance P'41 -F3 and cari d 'by the following te AYES: J. C. P100 0 B. CA RDWF, ris„ A. L. 0 M. TIL IDS . NOES: None.. II ded CAR d innannc passed first radii Aide:. J C. He per mo haat the Ordinance be placed tion was sec w, ed by AlderAraan J, »L ollswing vot A/ES o J. C J. B. D. M S m None. ed that the rule be eauepenn- second reading; the Cardwell,, an carried by the Ordin; fce placed er) m C. per me ed that the Ord.inince n secreadin second reading; the t well an 1 carried by the AYES J. C. J. . B . A • B D. 1fl4a C .,*R Aide, 1 None. DZ ion was i d innannce 0 nded by .A, r rr r, J. B. Card- te0 paedecc readin C. Hooper penncied and that the Ordinance be readi by c,l pti.o n; the Cardwell and carried by 1# p ed that the rule be ern ced on its thir annek fin otion was sec A `J1 S: J. p. H® J. J, ri,,.�, A. ORD, D. NiESNone 0 CARRIED: rye:°dinance AldeJ. C. Hooper 1 and e d by r "c; . J, J. B. vete: m sed third meetin eyed that the Ordinance pa seconded by Alderf� a. folk rin vote third and final reading; the motion B. C ells and carried by the A d, S: J. C. R Y. O x.J'JG;Y:Y... J. B. CA A. L. ;,JJ, 0 M. T;HOJ+ 7*,SS .y adopted. OF PI p, INCIP None. W. B. tiier, e ordinance fol hen chola;red the Ordinance 0*! A;irCE NO. 2 Y XAS, AUTH `UNG OF TWENTY FIVE THOU T .A +'I AR CITYC0IJJ CIL OF CITY S[ ` A; IBJ C OF BONDS OR ($25, 000. C ) DO R CENT (A%) 1? FOR AI PURP THE V 1°W S SYS OF ASSESSEENT ($1 O. 0) DO °I LIEITS OF SA TO CI 0, TE A S T I UCTION A 11 IL ROVEMENT OF 01? SAID CITY: PI SCR1;ING MIS F ST Cum' PROVI ING POI* THE ,10 VY, CTION 01? A TAX 41 TEE ONE HUNDRED R VALUATION OF A T BI E PROPJf TY V CITY SUFFIC 1 NT TO PAY INI REST ING ITD FOR ING AN EME t-CY. mE at 110 election held he City of Plain e Te s on the2Oth day of law, 192'7, the majority of qualified vut er o are property tax payers of the City of Plain iew oting aid election su tained the pro/position to i said City hereinafter describe for the princip FT THOUSA1 being as follows: CITY OF P 5,00 .00) DO 1 ue the Bonds um of TWENTY thvote on said pr tFOR THE 12 Sti GE OF WATER WORKS IN PAYEENT THE AND LE Y or 41 1 'AGAINST THE ISSUANCE OF WATER WORKS EX 13 I I Ar 1 LEVY OF TAX IN PAYMENT T. "MAJORITY FOR THE ISSUANCE OF WATER W BOIIJIS AND LEVY OF TAX IN PAYMENT TI. BE IT 0 I S: That the Bonde W WA. $ position BIWS vote TENSION 56 ote I 11 I EXTIN SION 127 vote D BY TEE C ITY CO 'arc as id. City tu be calls WORKS I ROVEMENT :BONDS, t RI 5 1927" under and by irtue of the Constitution and laws of the xa n dud ng Cho pte 1 and 7, Title 22, .Re el F T sued State of d Civil Statute of 1.25, and includin the Charter of the City *f Plai vie for the purpo works ystem th nstruction and Id City. 11 I it e Te t of the Water That said Bona shall •e numbered coneecu (1) to twenty fi THOUSAND ($1 000.00) DOL. S THOUS 11 ($25,000.00) DO 25) inciu 1927 a f ollow ing 1 nd That aid Bon rye S. all be in enomination ggregating in amount T hall be dated fir 0 one TY t day of june, 11 bec due and payable serially accordin6 to the chedul a un 1 to 3 inc 4 to 6 7 to 9 10 to 12 13 to 16 17 to 20 DA 21 tO 25 DA Dk M R0 9 Da 1943 QA 194 1953 DA 19 AA 1963 X00 3,000 3,,r 3,000 4,000 4,000 5,000 That said B nnde shall bear interest at the rate FIVE .. "� CENT (5%) .er annPayable ch 1, 1928, and sem.i ��. F;';'":•ST J„+ ead'h annually thereafter nSEP A year. FIRST and V. That the princ pal * , Led interest on bond hall be pa,ya'ble in lawful,Honey of the 1[DhI' arD STATES OF Al upon pre entati�*n aid surrender of :B�inde or prop r coup.n NATIONAL B of the City Am he OF CO. UER E, YORK, New York. VI. at eaf ,aid Bond e shall be sig ed by the :`: or ainview, and cin;nntereigned by the City Secre- tary, and the Co: pt rate eat of the City of Plain "iew shall be ir�preeeed upon each of the VII. That the fe.c e signature of the Mayoar a Secretary be lithographed upon the iraterent did b o nd and e hall ha e the ea ned by th e effect Ra, if City coup.n attached to t1.ey hu .d be /III. That each of paid Bond ha,i,. contain the fool re ci t ra.t . nine and .p r *v i f ane "IT IS, BY RT” LED, REC that all acte, conditions and thins neceee x�,y dent to a,aT in the iesuinL, of these sond , in le al, valid an .i.nd, n; obligations of said 0 happened and perforr .d in regular and due fir REP o be done rc" der tae they ty, ha e be n done, as rei ir b; n that the faith, credit and resources cf" ean ld City are hreby fr r o cahiy pledged for the prot payment of the principal and interest of these bond at maturity; th t due ,pr vision ha been made for levyin ; and co1lectirnt r nua11y by taxatir n an e c nt sufficient to pay the :interest *,n these bond as it falls due, at to provide a e final rederitin •f aiva bond at m Lu.rf ; and tha 'jii[. uue.�{ of bond _�I{{./°�, h�y:��.��h t ".e D�1.. .e c je tht 'r:aii qq�",']�j he el IL!'�". ,. '�+ V 1. G� f�in,II.rB TYck l iL V .. 4 T1 R.P° e " Roseb'.+T e inking fund for purpo IX. That said bonds daall express upon their face the e for hich they are i sued; that they are issued under and in strict conformity with the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas, including Cha tere 1 and 7, TJtle 22, Revised C1i11 Statute of 1925, and the Charter of the City of Plainview, Texas, and in pursuance of an ordinance of this Council; and the form of each of said bonia shall be aubstaAtially as follows: NO. UNITRD STATES C7 AVRICA STATE OF TE COUNTY OF HAIE CITY P PLAINVIRIIWATERWORKS IMPROVE- ? NT DO SERIES 1927. $1,000.00 CITY F PLAINVIEW, A municipal corporation of the State of Texas, acknowledges itself ind,.bted to and for alue received, hereby promises to pay to bearer the 01 THeUS,AND f ($1,v000), ' la " 1, money of the United States of America, on the FIRST DAY OF MAP,H, 19 eith interest thereon frog date hereof at the rate of FIVE (7) PER GENT per annum, payable arch 1, 1928, and Bead -annually thereafter on SEPTEMBER FIRST and h FIRST, in each year, as evidenced by the coupons hereto ttached, until the principal eum i pa1d. BOTH PRINCIPaL Ale INTEREST of this bond are hereby made payable at the NATIONAL BANK OP COMBERCE, NEW' YO K, Nele, uponpre- sentatio and Aurrender of this bond and the coup sne hereto attached, ai they reApectively mature. THIS BOITI is ine of a. series of TJRNTY FI (25) erial Bonds, f like tenor and effect, except a maturity, dated the F IST AY OF JUNE, 1927, and. numered from 0N (1) to neeNTY FINE (25) inclu,i e, all of .aid Bonds being in. enbuAnation of THOUSAin„, ($1 000.00) DOLLARS each, aggregating TWENTY FINE THU? D (250 .00) Di. 3, and is issued for the purpose of the 01. STRUCTION AND 1' )ROVEMENT OF -Tea WATERWORKS SYSaa4 if said City, under and. in, trict confor.ity ith the Conttituti n and laws of the State of Texas, including Chapters 1 and 7, Title 22, Re ised Civil Statutes of 1925, and including: the Charter of the City f Plainvie , Texas, an pursuant to an Ordinance adopted by the City Council of the City of Plainvew, Texas, and duly res rded in. the Min- utes of the City Council. IT IS HEREBY' CERTIFa:eA, RECI REPRESENTE4 that all acts, conditi ng and things necessary to b d ne precedent to and in, the i suing of thesebonds, inorder to ia.ce them, legal, Cid and binding obligations of said, City, has e been done, happened and ,erf rmed in regular and dufor , as required by law; that the faith, credit an recourses of said City are hereby :irrevocably pledged fr the prompt payment of the principal and intereat of these bonds at Naturity; that due proion ha.een made for levying thd collect- ing annuaely by taxati n an e ount sufficie .t to uay the interest in these bonds as it falls dee and to provide a sinking fund for the final redemptionof said bonds at . turity; and that the issue f bonds of Which tide is one, together ..eith, all other indebted ess of .aie, City, i. wlthin, eery debt and other limits prescribed by the Charter of said C7ty and. the Constitution and lawg of said State. IN -,,,,',„(ITNESS gun the City Council of tee City of Plainview, Texas, has ca sed the seal of aid City to se affixed beret and thia bondto be igned by the Mayor and countersigned by the City S cretary and the interest coupons hereto attach:tO to be executed by th lithograpied facsimile sign a and City S. etary a of the FIRST DAY OF ;DM folio NO. couN'rERSIGNE P s of B a 10. 92?. yor SECRET1.RY , C1LY OF PLA TEXAS. That the form of interest coupon shall be ubstantially TEL 19 RST Y OF AS THEC.ASE LY :HE) THE CITY OF PIN- IF W, a anicipal corporation of t State of Texas, hereby promises to pay ILK OF COMLERCE„ W YO. N. Y. , the um of 1^' be are r, at T} NATIO& ($ ), in law WATERUORK, I 1, 192'?. V ROVE} C TY SEOEPETARY. DO :oney of the United States of America„ being iorith interest on the "CITY OF PLAINVIEW VT M „ICS 1927" NO.P% dated June XI . That the fo1lwirig certificate back of each bond: OFFICE OF COMPTROL" STA 1 OF TXA.S RE 015 hall be printed on the NO. I }"'BY CERTIFY that there is on file and of re rd Juy office a certificate of the Attorney General of the State af Texas. to the effect that this bond has b - en exa t7ned by him a required by law and that he finds that it has bee' issued in confor ity with the Co atitution a d laws of the State of Texas, auld that it ita alid and binding obligation upon acid City of Piaii iew, Tex .t4 una aid bond has this day been et' tered by 4,1 e. thia YITNSS day of AND„ OF CEFICE, at Au tin, Texas 192 . BE IT FURTHER OF PLA INTOITN , TEXAS That a pe c ial fund to be designate WATER WO. 041,1 TKE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY " C ITY OF PLAIYV. S IMPROVEMENT BOF , FORIES 19274 shall be cr e ate d 1 is hereby created, ana the pro ce eds of 411 t aXg s c ol le cted for or on account of the series of Bo nds here in abov e des cr ibed shall b cred ited to aid fund f or the rede mp ti on of said Bunds 1'411 t mat ur ity; and ea id funds sh,,all be used fur n o other purpose than to create said fu,,d A, tax. of , and at the rate of 1 - CENTS ( CTS) on the ONE HIM RED ($1 0.00) DOLLAR valuation of sa id taxable property in the City of Pia invi e w is hereby lev led for the cu rent year , 1927, on 411 taxable proper ty1 n ea id C ity; and that se id tax of mars ( ,..-- CTS on the 01 'HUNDRED ($10 0 . 00 ) DOT. valuat ion of said taxable property within ea id City, or so much the re if or n add it i o n there t o as may be ne ce ar;y shall be an nually lav led f each year there af tt r while any of a iu Bond or in te r e t are unpid, and at the t ime other City taxes are 1 evi e dur ing said year v there Shall be 14tut ed and as re r ta ined what rate of tax, based, up in the latest approved t r 118 of sa id City, wi 11 be nece ssary requ :11 3 :Lte , and Duff ic lent fo fully make , raise and produce In each of ea id years the amount of i tereat and pr n cipal to bep aid in that year and. for each of said, years there is hereby or ered to be le v ied a tax at su r ate as a h411 be ne de s ary as .4f or eful id, and that such taxes , when c ollected, hall be cred ited to sa id aurir OF MIAIN.. VIE' WATER ',YORKS :upRo1n LENT BOND F the purpose named and to n 1 ther XIII I 11 SER IS 192.7. and appl led to That the Mayor of tht City of Pla nv ie .w shall have f said Bonds pen ing the ir nve s t 1 1..tion by the ,At t er ney Ge eraL and are istrati onby the Cot tr olle r of Putlic Az counts XIV. The fact that the City. of Pia inview, Texas le exy badly in, ne d oI' Waterworks Improve me n ta ana wh ich :iiiprove en ts will be to the beat in te re a ts a general welfare of the ent,ire City. creates an ,emerge ncy ana impeat e public ne cess ity that the rule requir ing 3 GO dinances to be read more than on,,, time, or at more tha 0 e meet-, as an emergency measure and to become effective immediately and BusL ing, be uspended and requiring that this Ord inance be pa rules and .:her Ord in a nce iri 1 v i 1 s ns arehereby ac co_ 1 ngly supe ed ana this PE sed as an emergency mea e and shall take effect and be in force froand after its paseage. s so AND ATTEST: 192'7 0 D , on this the day of /IS 0 OINANUE NO. 26 UTHORI 1['0 ISSUANCE F CITY OF PLAIN - VIEW SEWER BO JS, SERIES 1927, DA' JUNE 1, 1927, IN THE PRIrCIPAL AMOUNT - OF $20,040.00. TfiE STA S CITY OF PLAINV W:. THE CUNTZ OF HME: ON THIS, the Tenn. day of June, 1927, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, convened in Special Sessio at a regular meeting. place thereof in the City Hall, the following rneber bein whe present and in attendance, namel..: W. E. RISSER, MAYOR„ J 0. HOOPER ALDER.MAN J B CARDWELL, .ALDERMAN„ A. L. " A " ERMAN D M. 'ii.0111013 ON, ALDERMAN , GEORGE H. SAIGLING, CITY SECRETARY, and C. S. WILLIAM, CITY ATTORNEY ng other proceedings had, aa the folio ing: 'rhe Mayor ilaced before the City Council the * llowing Ordinance: "AN 0 INANGT N 268 BY TW C ITY COUNC IL OF THE 01 IT OF PIA INVIE TEXAS , 1.1TH ORI ZING TEE ISSUANCE OF BONE FOR THE PR ITT IPAL 8 ka ca? T\JNTY TH OUSA1 D0LLAS ($20#00.. 0) , H"rmin, INTEREST AT RATE OF FIVE PER CENT ( 5%) PER "%NNW' , FOR THE pj.iQEE OF TIM CO NSTRUC T ION 0J? ST VIERS WITH IN AND FOR THE CITY OF PIA INVIEW, PRE SC.11' IBI NG FORM OF B01 At .1•LRE ST C011* ON: PR OVID IN G FOR THE LE ASSESSMENTMflP COLIECTION OF A TAX. ON TAONE HUNDRED ( $3.00 . 00 ) D °LIAR VALUAT I .; OF ALL TAXABIE PR0JRTY WI THIN" LIM!. TS OF SA ..11: CTTY STIFF IC TENT TO :PAY THE TNI FUST AND TO CREATE A SINKING FUND FOR THE REIEUI TIOM OF SIM • BONDS AT LIAM ITY: AND "DEC FA*n G AN EMERGE 110, Alderman J. C. Hooper move that the Ordinance be passed on its first reading; the motion duly seconded by Alder- man J. B. Cardwell and carried bythe followingvote: AYES: J C. HOOPER, T. B. CA iZL, A. L. IANFO. D. 4* THOMPSON. NOES: None. The otion carried placed on fir Al 3. 1. Hooper first reading; the motion t reading. ed that the Ordinance pass ..onded by Alde. d carried by the following vote AYES: kJ. C. HO ER, J. B. CAR: L LAF ORD IL M H0�SCN NOES: Non HI$ J. B. Card 1,62 Alder D: Ordinance passed first reLding. J. C., Hooper oved that the rul be suspended and that the Ordinance be placed on econd read. ae sec n ed by Alder . B. Cardwell and c lnL v cJ Aide second readin well, nd c» rie AYES: j. C. HOOPER, J. B. CARD 'LI, A. L. LAUF k. 01 NOES: the ne. dinance . C. Ho Pe fl : the totion ed by the foil aced on second readi g. ed that the Ordinance p otion a econded y Alder J. B. Card by the following vi te A /1 NO S: J. C. HOOPER, J. ;. C WELT4 A. L. LAUF D, D. M. THUni None. CARRIE: Ordinance passed second reading. 1 . an j. C. Hottper move and that the Ordinance be placed on its this I that the rule be by caption; the moti nwa .ded by Aide. and carried by the following vote: AYES: J. C. HOOPE J. B. CA A. . M. THO NOES: None. CARRIZD: Map I sr n J u final reading dinance pased third meeting. Alder n J. C. Hooper 10 ed that the Ordi Cardwell nae pass third and final reading; the m tion wa s conded by A1deL ri J. . Cardwell d carried by the full AIMS; J. C. HO(nPER, J. B. 0 A. L. LANY D. M. Tuolrr S: None. mayor, Mt. E. Ri finaily adopted: The Ord inane e 16, vote: ser, then declared the Ordinance "AN ORD INANCE NO i3 BY THE C1 TY COUNCIL OF THE CITY u PLA IN VIE W , TEXAS , AUTHOR I ZING THE LS .31ANCE OR BONDS FOR THE PR INC IPAL SUM OF TWENTY TH OUSANI",:, )2,0, 000,, 0 DOLLARS, HaAR ING INTEREST AT THE TO OF FIVE PER CENT 5%) PER CE NT PER ANt1TJL F R T If PURP OSE OF THE CONSTRUCT ION OF awmis WITHIN. AND FOR THE CITY OF: PLAINVIEW: PRE SCR IBING F ORM OF BOND AND EMEaREST COUPON : PR OVIDI NG FOR TEE LEVY, A SS1SSii AND: COLLECTI OHOF A TAX OTT THE ONE HUI PTLED (0100 DOILAR, V LUAT ION OF ALL T14,BIE PROPERTY WITHIN THE L IMITS OF 'lb." D CITY SUFF IC TENT TO PAY THE .I.E.RE ST AND T• CREME S INKING FUi'P FOR. THE REDE LITT OF SUCH BONDS AT EATUR I TY : Al DECIAN INO Ag E1ERGE NCY" . WI,REAS, at an el ctic:. held in the City of Plainview, Texas, on the 20th day of la:f, 1927, the majority of qualified voters 'whi are pr op er ty tax p aye ,r Of the ity of P3...a nv ew VOtIng at sal— ele ct ion, sustained the propos it io to i sue the B o nd s of said City he crafter decor ibed for: the principal cum of TWENTY THL..,U SA1 I (200O000)DO b k; as allows MIF 0 • the rot e on eaiL pr op coalition TF SSUANCE 0 IhTNIR EXZENSI ON BONDS IIPry OF voc IN PAYMENT THE RE OF 184 votes '; $4.1k GA INST THE 19 s UANCE OF EWER EaTENS I ON BONDS AND LEVY OF TAX. 'EU PAM. f' NT THEREOF 59 VOTES." MAJORITY FOR TNE. ISSUANCE OF ONER EXTENSION 01, ,ATID: LEVY OF TAX IN PAYMENT Mt 125 VOTES: 101 TEED:EP BE IT ORiAINED BY !LIES C ITY SfL C ITY PLAINV iTEXAS : I. rfliaf the Bo :id a of ,E3 a id 0 ::Lty to be c a.1 1 e H0I TY OF 71A 111 VIEW SEWER, BONDS, SER IES 19270 , be iss ued u e r and by v irtue the Cons t i tut io n a u laws of the State of Texas inoluding Chpt ere 1 and 7, Title 22, Revised civil Statutes of 1925, Charter of the city of P1 at c3„,ud ng the :inview 'Texas, for the purpose of the construction of ewer extens o n thin said 10i ty one (i ) TELCUSAI THOUSAND ($20, 000 .00 DO •RS. I I That aiU 19 o Indx, shall be n t. e red con .se cut iv e ly from n clu ive Shall ie in d enomi n at of ONE t e nty I( 20 ,00O00) DOI Is eah a,ggre gat .ing 1,,.. II I ioun t TWENTY That 3a1u Bo e ahi1 'be Id:. t e d the firet day of Jun 1927, and shall be come due a rad payable s eriaiiy accord ng to the f OW in6 e Bond Nn Mat rity ate. 1 and 2 .nd 4 5 and. 16 7 and 6 9 ti 11. inc 12 to 14 15 t 17 1 111 18 to 20 " an March 1O, II itt ;Nt 1930 193 5 1940 1945 1950 1955 19 -0 1965 A 01 T1 2000, 2000 20000 2, 0 3, 000 3, 00(0 3, 010 30000 IV. That iid Bond e shall be ar inter e st at .the rate of PE CENT ( 5%) per ani p ay obi e "Mar ch 1 1928, .a„nd s emi- ally teer eaf ter on year. PZEMBER FIRST and MARCH F 17. 14,0 S" in each That the pri nc ipal and 1 fere st on e a id Bo nde , hall be pay bl e upon pre se .n tat i 1 lawful on ey o the UNI at STATES OF llalIC„A„, n and eurrene er of Bo ride or )roper co up o no at th,e NATIONAL BANK OF 0 OMLERCE New Y rk „ New. Ys tic vI That each of sa id Bond e Shall be igned by the May of the Gity of P1aIrivIew, ana countera igned hy the City Se cre tary 0 and. the 0or orate seal of the City of Plainview shall be p reseed upon each of them V7 I That the ±tce1rni1e s gnature s the hay or and. City Secretary may be lithographed p on the intere et co upon... attached Id Bonds ed by then0 re c It t Ikea 1 have the VIII Tat eachof said B r gid pr .vis ions 1 e eer fe et as :if they had 'be, en eh •1 co ntai ing IT IS , HEREBY GER'TIPIED, .AND REP SEN D THAT all act, conditions and things nece sary to be done pre cede nt to and in the Ise ing of th.€, e bonie , in order ti mak 1E," them 1 ega val id and hi ndi ng obligation a a id„ City# have been done, hap pene d a nd perf r me d in re lar ,„••„. due f or „,e1, asr equ ired - 'by la ; that the :faith,„ credit r s our ce e of said C. ity are hereby irrevocably pled ed for the prompt p a yme nt of the pr Inc Ipel and i ntereet if these bond maturity;at that due prov is ion hat 'be e n made for le vy ng and coile 1 ng ,ann all; by taxation. an s ount a ff e lent to pay the in i;er est on the e bo nos aa it falls due , and to pro vide a hink1n, fund f or the 1 ine,1 relic rap tic n of ,sEt.iu b ord e leatur ty ; a Jed that the ieue of 'bonds of whl h th,is o ine „„ toge er wit all 1.1.t the r Ind btedne e of aIa City, with in. „ every ebt anci, other 1 im t pre scr ibed by the Charter oa r Bia, City anu the Certii-e+4,— eee a. That said bond shall zees upon their face the purpose for ahich they are issued; that they are issued under and in str't confonmity with the Constitution ani Iats of the State of Texas, including Chapters 1 and 7 Title 22, Revi.aed Ci -i 1 Statutes of 1925, and the Maarter of the City of lai.nv�i.,rw® Texa and pursuance of an ordinance of thia Council; and. the form. of eadh of said. bonds Shall be subst *dlLy ae follows: N rnrn 11.g F STATES OP ANERICA $1,000Q00 STATE O2 TRY COtTrY OF }LAIR CITYOF PIAINVIaW SEV7R BOND , OTRMS 1927. CITY 01? PLAINVIEW, a muncipal corporation of the State of Texas, ackn w3edges itself in-ebted to and for value received, hereb pro *es ti pay to bearer the ywn of 01, THOUSAND i °LIARS ($ ,000.00) in la ul money of the United States of A, erica, on the.. FIRST JAY' OF LARCH, 19 , with i iterest there.n from. dte hereof at the rate of :ME (.5%) PER CENT peran.um, payable Mardi 1 1' 28. and semd-annually thereafter on SEPTIMBER FIRST and M,PCH FIRST, in each year, as e ide nced by the coupons hereto attached, until the principal sum is paid, OTH PRIMIPAL Al IN 3REST f thim bond are hereby made payable at THE NATION.a.. OF C00.1 '-02, NEW YORE:, N.. Y, upon presentation and eurrenaer of -_is bond and the coupons hereto attached1 as they ree ectively mature. TILIE BOND is one of a series of TWENTY (21) serial Bond of like tenor and effect, except as to maturity, dated the 2. ST DAY OF JUN 1927, and numbered fr m ONE (1) ti TVi TY (210) inClusive, all ol aid B nds being in denorCnation of 01, THOUSAND ($1„000000) JOL 2 each, aggregating TWENTY' THOW ND ($20,0000.0 0 RS d is issued for the purpose of the CONSTRUCTICN wit in said City, under and in strict confortity with the Constitution nd laws of th,,, State 0. Texas„„ including Chapters 1 and 7 Title 22, j ise.Cigil Statutes of 1925, and incl.'ing the Charter of the City 'llainview, Texas, and pursuant to an Ordinance adopted by the City Council of the City. of Plainvie., Texat' ad duly recorded. in tia ninutes of the City Council. IT TS HEREBYCERTIFID, RECITED AND REPRESEN. 11), that all acts, conditions and things necessary. to be done precedest to and in the issuing of th, se bonds, in order to make them legal, valid and binding ibiigationy of sa. City, haie been done, hap- pened and performed in regular and due,. form, ae required by la ; that the faith, credit and resources of said City are hrreby irrevocablypledged for the prompt payment of the principal an, interest of these bonds at maturity; that due provision has been, de for le vjing and collecting annually by taxation an amount sufficient to pay the inte.est an these bonda as it falls due and to pro. ide a einkinr, fund for the final redemption of aid bonds at maturity; and that the issue of bonds of whidi this 1 ne, together with, all other indebte nes* of said City, is witiin every dewt au. other limit prescribed by the ChLrter of said City, and the Constitution and 'Jaws or said 'tate. IN' WITNESS WHERE: the City Cuci1 of the City of Plainvismr, Texas, has caused the setl of said City. to be affixe ereto, r)I this bond to be egnud by the Mayor and countersigned by the City Secretary, i d the inter et c u):)ons hereto attached t, he executed by the lithograph d facsimile signature •f gaid Mayor and City Secretary, as of the FIVE DAY OF JUNE, 1927. tially , NO.. COM THAT THEf foil 111 YO 'TY 01? P IWV, SBCRETARY, CITY VIEV, TEX.AS., m of interest up THE PES7 Y OF Y' PTEIMER, AS THE CASEMAY 19 no be substan- CITY OF PLAINVIR a unicip,k1 corprat1.n of the State of Texas, hereby NATIONAL BANK OF COMMER ($ be STIER 1,001 om1ee to pay to bearer, at NE YORK, N.Y., the um of in lawful money o onth% 01tDf ffiR:5 1927,'4 RY. That the. back sf ach OFFICE OF C STA fo TROLLE*: XAS XL DOL. e United State e of America* est on the "CITY OF PLAIL MEW , dated June,, 1927. in, certifiate G 6A.Y0 hall be printed on "R NO. 1 sillEBY 4011 RTIFY that; ere is on file and .f recor :in my 'J ice a certificate of the Attorney General of the State 1s$ Texas1 to the effect that this bond hu; been exa ined by him aa re. aired by law anu that he fi ids that it has be n ig.sued in c(onfor " ty ,.ith the Conttituti n and laws of the St- te of Texas®, a id at it is a valid and bill. ing obligation upo saia City of Plain iew, Texas, and aid bond has this day bee re istered by me. WITH SS MY HAND AND SEAL OF 0iLCE, t Au;tin, Texa this the day f , 192 IT I 11.1 R 0 01.. OF PLAINVIEWI XAS PLAINV h 1 CO IE OF P LIC A000U1 OF THE STATE oF CITY COUNCI L That a peoial fund to be designated WI TY OF W SEWER Bu J FUND, SERIES 1927" hall be created, and eby created, and the procee&8 of all 14xes collecte for or on account; be creditedt 111 1 f the series of Bond h einabove de c ibed said fund for the redemption of aid B 1 nd z 1 and aid funds hall be used, for no other purp s than t create said fund, a tax f, and at the rate of CENTS CTS) on the ONE HUI' RED ($100.00 of Baia taxable property in the City of Plainview. le here y le .ied for the current year, 1927, on all taxable property in said city; CENTS ( CTS) the ONE and that said tax f HUNDRED MOO 00 DOLLith valuation of said taxable property within said City, or so n ch thereof or i addition thereto as. may be neceseary, shall be annually leviedfor Edh year thereafter While any of said Bonds or interest are unpaid, and. at the time ther City taxes are levied during said years, there shall be computed no. ascertained what rate of tax, bdsed p n the late r..PPro ed tax. rolls of said Cit, will be necessary, requisite, and sufficient to fully 1 * raise and produce in each of said years the a fount of interest and principal to bepaid in that year and for each of said yeais there is hereby ordered to be levied. at tax at such rate as shall be necessary as aforesaid, and that such taxes, hen collected, Shall be credited to aid CITY OP PLAIN LEW Sal? BOND FUND, SERIES 1927, and applied to the purposes named and to n oth r XITT. the Mayor of the City of Plain, shall have charge of said Bondsige dingtheir investigation sy the Attorney General and registration by th., Com.ptroiler of Public Accounts. XIV. The fact that the City of Plainview, Texas is very ba1y in need. of Sewer irernent anu which improements will bL to the best interests anu general ve.1fare 01.tii,,e entire City creates an emergency and an i perative public necessity that the rule q iring Ordinances to be read mor eetin be pe • than one time, or at more than ed and requtrIng that this Ordinance be passed as an emergency measure anu to become effect e immediately and 211 rules and provisions are hereby accordingly uaperded an. this Ordinance is pt.. ed as an emergency mea' re and shall take effect and bt in force from and after its pa PASSE Ji 3927. APPROVE on this the r. day ATTEST: ATTEST: No f. r ht X1,0 6 P1 ppe Trivia the Counet Texas, Ja t 20th 1927. n M rar Ri f.rd G.h Ssig.ing, Ci d, to-' City C. a . n in rtgular essl ith 3.0, Hooper j.B.Card ell, A.L.L.t.n. 1. men, H.h.lurray Chief of Pelle priesri t HJn1 Minut 'e IOth w fri1ioing proceedings k of r e re d d pres D.I.Theaps n, eren session of June 6th nd, spprov.d, ORDINICCE NO. 264- .cal.L ses BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMIT, CP THE CITY CF PIAITGVIEW, TEXAS: of An ordinance granting a franchise and certain privi leges to the West Texas Gas C apany (a corporation, with its prin- cipal office :Ln the City of Amarillo, Potter County, Texas, and establishing rules and. regUlations for the use of natural, gas for light, heat and power, and estunlishing. a maximum limit for price to be charged for such gas AUWAS, West Texas Gas Company (a corporation) has applied to the Mayor and, City Council of the City af Texas, to grant said compomy the right to lay aad maintain and operate a gas plant for the distribution of natrual, gas .for lix t, heat and power withi the City of Plainview, Texas, upon the 1.w.in;termeerms and e nditions„ and reser ations, such rights and franchises to be as fellowl , to -wit: S,CTG_ I. 'That the right to furnish, distribute and sell natrual, gas .ight, heat a..a power, for all suchother pur- poses for Which gas may be used within, the City •f Plainview, To xi and, for a period of twenty years frum the date of the passage and, approval. of this ordi,ance is hereby granted. to the W It Texas Gaa Ct pany (a corporation), its successors a,d assigns, hereinafter called. the grar tee, subject, Id wever, to the pro' /clone herein- after incorporated in, this ordinance and for such, additiona period .1' extensions of time as mayat the expiration orthe said. term, of years, ar upon conditio, s then found to be 4atisfactory to the officials of the City of Plainview, and to this grantee, and provided thnA this ordinance and franchise ie to be in effeat and, r•m from. and after the day and date if its aasage an approvaa. sEpTiqq.°2 That the said grantee :ie to ha: e the right to lay mains, pipes and equipment, and,. to construct such buil: Inge and. install, such maahin-ry Or equipment a..:” to sell. or lease such equipment t the citizens of" klainview, Texas, as may be necessary 711 11,111111)M or advisable in their judgment for the proper performance of the service to be rendered to the City of Plainview, and to its citizens and inhabitants to the best intereat of the gaa consumers and to have, at all times, access to the streets and alleys of 8 -id City for he purpose of laying such.mains, pipes and equipment aa may be needed from. time to time during the term, of this franchise, or any extension thereof, provided, that at nn time shall, the grantee obstruct such streets or alleys so as to intell,ere with the public use thereof for a period, longer than twenty-four hours, and that im- mediately suco,. maino, pipes or equipment is ldid andtested sam., sha1 l. be anrered and such„ streets or alleys ahall be replaced in. the same or az good condition ap before such, work wae.dons. All excavations to be properly guarded„ by barriers byday and, hy red lights at night, and the said grantee shall held the saidCity oi Plairnriew harmdess from any ard,,, all damages to persons or ,roperty resulting from, their negligence in the manner of constructing euch,„ diatributing plant or system and guarding. the same while under co.str-ction, bya good. and, sufficient bond, exebaate by the grantee' und„ some reputable aurety companypermitted to do business in the State of Texao, inthe penal sum of TWENTY FIVE THCLUSAND DOLL iS ($25,000.00). The work done in connection with the construction, main- tenance and operati n of said plant and tran„:,,,mission, tranaportation anddistributing system, and the location of regulating stations, vent pipes therefore, gate 'alves, guages, stock. boxes, manholes, low, intermediate and high pressure mains, pipes, feeders, service pipes and conduits, and service pipe extensions and all appurtenances in the streets, highwayo, alleys and other public plcces in the City &hall be o biect to and go erned by the .,„,egulations, rulee and ordinances now in force or that may be Uhereafter 1 awiu11y alopted. SECTIONm3. ThLat all, mains shall, be 1,id at least two feet below. the ourface of the groun".. and so laid, ao not to interfere in anymannerwith, water no or pipes or sewer lines of said City, o _pipes or conduits of other utilities already installed; and that the ounnections with, the gas maine and„ pipes shall be placed and laid to the property line of the consumer at the expense of grantee. That the grantee shall not be reHulred, to extend main lines more than One hundred and flit.), (150. feet to any one consumer. i0E,CUON...4.. That aald grantee shall at all, times after sard, gao distribction syst,em hue been established andplaced,. in opera _ tion, be prepared, tofur inh said City and its inhabitants with a good quality of gaa for light, heat and power, and other purposes, an sal. grantee shall furnish, HIch awe for all purposes for ...hich sa,e may be ueed in sufficient quantities to supply. the needs ofthe aald City and, its citizens. The said gas Ethan UB furnished, to eahi Cityand ite inhabitants for dem.estic use at A. net price not to exceed sixty- seven, and one-half (67i) cents per thousand cubic feet for all gas used; pro ided however that goo used„ for he public buildings, enurches, hotels and.a.,„;artments shall, be acid at the fallowing rates: r the For the For all first 50..000 cubic feet usedper month 67i. cents per M next, 100,000 cubic feet used per month 50 cents per M used, in excess of 150,000 aibic feet per month 40 cents per L That tne maximum rates for industrial. gas shall not ised the rates set out in the followng schedul : For For For For For For For For For the first 50,000 cubic feet used the next 150,000 cubic feet used the next- 300,000 cubic feet used L he next 500, 000 cubic feet u8ed the, next 10,000,000 cu. ft. used the next 20,000,000 cuft- used the next 28 0 0 c •„. ft. used the next C 300 000 cuft. ueed the 00xt 120,00 , 00 cu, ft. ue4 per per per per per per per per. per month. 45 cents per M Month 35 cents per M. OU) ,011, th 30 cents per. M. month, 25 cents per M month. 22.* cents per M month,. 20 cents per M. month 18cents per M month 16 cents per M 110nth :i 00nts 7hat all above rates are to becharge. .H.r.hr gas used through pne meter only.. That all bills shall. be due and payable monthly, and within, 'en days from, date rendered, snd in case of default or non-payment within sadd time, the grantee shall have the right t discontinue service to said consumer, and to make an, addition, el, charge fer the gas used fur any purpose equalto one -nl.„th. ) of the bill rendered. And in cane eald consumer shall make application to ha' e aervices re -establialled and gas re- -n, conmeoted with. his premises, he, shall be required, to pay all delinquent hills, together with the penalty'. thereto, and to paya cuti). oncharge not to exceed,. $1.50 for domestic .1.,,Hee and hesAing pur- poses, and $2.50 for industrial. uae. It is further provided. tnaM L} -ie grantee shall,. be al, 1.0 ed to make a minimum dharge of $1.50. per month, for gas fom; heating service and $25..00 per month, for industrial gan services. All gas furnishe: or supplied by grantee shall be metered, and,. for tnis .jurpose the. grantee shall, at its owncoat and,. cApen„Eh.:,s, previde and install. for each. consumer a good, and„ accurate meter of standard„ make, to beapproved ty the City Council, and when graiftes reads its metemto determine the ombnInt of gas furnished,. each,„ month, a copyof ouch,. reading shall be left with or at the residence or place of business of the consumer. Grantee shall also provide a..d. maintain at its proper cost and expense facilities for testing gas meters, to be to the satisfaction of and approved by'. the City Council; andsat, grantee shall also provide andmaintain, at ito proper coat and,. expense a standard. meter prover of not 1...n.as thad five outdo feet capacity, to be selected by the City Council, equipped with suitable thermometers and other neceasary. accessories which shall, 'be maintaineld to the accepted standard„ of accuracy, all to Pc to Lha, satisfaction and, approved. by the City Council. Such meters ahall 1e and remain, the property of the sail grantee, anu,. the grantee shall have the right to require the cus- tomer or consumer. to deiost with,. it a sum equal to the maximum monthly bill. of the consumer,. provitied, however, that. no deposit shall be in a less sum,. than $10.00 for domestic meter, and $15.00 fer industrial med.er. rrrrflls The natrual gas to be furnished hereur er Shall be at all Elmes kept to 4 standard -of eight huhdred, British thermal„ heat units or higher per cubic foot at the po:nt of consimp- tion, at a temperature of thirty -twe degreea Fahrenheit, or zero Cen- tigrade,, and to determine whother the gaa supplied is of the heating' value above apeciried, the City. of ,P:"J„nalnornt,Llw may have testa made by. a competent analyst under recognized and fic,:iontA,,fi„. proces ea, accord ing to the approved. method o 1 cia in such tests, and„. said tests shall be from. aamples of gas collected from. the granteela mains at any point or points within the City. If the reauit of such tests Show that during a month, the daiay average of the gas supplied wan b(;?):1„,(11,7 eight hundred Britih thermal heat units, thenthere .11 Pc 'educted from. the customer,o bills for gas during such month a proportionate amount, based. upon the definodency below said eight hundred British,. thermal heat units. Inanymonth whcn. such tests re being made, -Uln city shall advise the grantee of the result of eadh test within a reasonable time after it is made, and the of- licial report of such,. analyst, of which. said grantee is so advised, Shall be taken and, a,cepted us the agree. prima. facie correct test of' the heating. value of the gee furnished, during such month and tim.n.7eEt171.„er uhtil a different result is Hetermined or ascertained in a similar manner; aaiu grantee ahall furnish,. gas to consumers at a pressure of' n t less than four ounces, nor greater than, eight ounces, measured at the consumers, msger outlet. Said,. grantee shall supply and install not less than four, and ale many as maybe needed approved, aelf-regiateringpressure and gas gauges capable of recording' the pressure of the gas, inthe mlins at pointe in the City' designated. by. the City Council, and said. self -regdatering pressure gauges shall be p1 aced,. at stations Which, inthe opinion of the „City Council, fairly represent the pre. 0100 00 adjacent territory.; and such atation. shal.1.. be eecurely inclose under 1ocks, ancl,. duplicath keys to aaid stationa shall be retained ms by the City Manager, or some officer authorized. by the City. Casncil; and sech self -registering pressure gae gauges shall,, be equipped with rsmovale recording dials to record the presaure, and the said City. Mansger, or some representative authorized,. by the C Council,. shall remove or caused to be remoged from. said preasure gauges the pressure records of the proceeding period, and provide the gauges with recording bidnke for tne next period during which,. such record. is desired by the City; dna each record taken from. sudi, ressure gauges shall be filled in the, office of the City'. Secretary f the City of Plainview, and a record the beentered upon the booke ef the City. bythe saip City Secretary.; and the said. Manager, or some representative autherized„. by said, City Council, Shull keep self -recording dials. in said pressure gauges continu- oealy for a month, or as often as is required by the City Council; and the said ga •ge record and the said book record shall. each be competent and prima facie proof of the pressureat the point at whieh, such record WU'S made ht the time ae shewh bysaid. gauge record. Each cons mer of gas shall install and maintain suitable piDeing within his propertylines and suitable applicances and. fix tures, exeept meters, subject to the approval of the City Council, or such supervisor, inspector or other reppreseatative as maybe authorized,. by. aaid Git. Council to phase upon the eame. o'ION" 6. The Cityreserves the right to lay. and permit to' be laid electric conduits, water andother pipe lines or cables, and L o do anu permit to be done any undergroung work that rn y be deemed. necessaryor proper by the City Council, in, across, along. or unier any street,„ alley, highway, or other public place occ pied by the g„.antee; aflu whenever, byreason of dranges in the grade of any' streets, or in the location or ma ne .7 of constructing anywater P ipes, electric conduits, sewers or other underground structure, it shall,. be deemed necessaryby. the City. Council to alter, chane adapt or ck,nform. gaa mains and 10X11 00 pipes of Grealtee, such altera- tions •g changes shall be made by. the Grantee when ordered Pc writing. by. the City Council so authorised to act, without any claim. for re- , imburaement for damages againet the City; aaid Grantee dhall imdemnify ndsave harmless the City of silainview from. any and al.1 claims for injuo or damages to persons or property occesioned by or arising out of the construction, maintenance, operation. or repair of' said gra.tee's t r nemJ ou i ong transportation and distributing oystem, and by the conduct of the business in the City. The right to use the streets, alleys, hj,,,,g11-. waye or other poblio ways or places of the City of Plainview by. the Grantee, .ad provided, in Section 2. abovc, shall be and is subject to the following restrictions, limitations and,. condAtiens, viz: Mat In building additional mains or lines of pipe, said grantee shall build and construct the same along and under the alleyways, where alleys ex- ist, rather thanalong and unier streets, and shall only uee the atreete for same insofar as maybe necessa, y in connecting. fromone alley. to anotUer; and said mains and. pipe line shall be s' faid that the, top of said. main or pipe line shall he pia s P below the surface of the street or alley and so es to protect all paving, wire cables, water if..111c.,,, underground. wires or sewer laterals, and shall be so constructed and located with reference to water lines and sewer mains as not to interfere therewith, and under the direction and to the satisfaction of the City Council or the City. Engineer. r1cfrIo1 El. That the City Council hereby. reeerves the right to insta. at the point Where said grantee receives its gas for distribution in the city.. a meter through which all gas distributed to the City. andits inhabitants shall be passed, anadequate self -register- ing. pressure ga .ge adeq-ate to record„ the amount of gas distributed. toe the City and ita inhabitante and the press re at which the same was received. by tde grantee. Said Grantee shall also aupPly and install. one distant pressure gauge under the direction of the City. Council and at the place designated by the City ouncil, which will indicate the pressure at such„ designated paint, said g.goto be placed. in the City Hall„ in the office of the City Engi eer. 3 aRs'..ari 9. That said,. Grantee shall„„ maoe, not oftgamsr than. each six, months, reports to the City SecinOMfry of the City of Fleinvitni, under the oath,. of the fresidengt, Tiongesurer ar Seperintende e c t ,f sug ch. company , ghTh nog ng the Eggr ho s s am° u nt re de ivied! fr om, the bug- s ne s s dorm! wiihigh. in the C ty( in pa yme n t he f char gg E3 of gaa f (or the mge nths next pre ceed Inas, „c(19 TT OB"h 10 . Thnat af tier the sa id gas di str ibut igch system Shrill have' hen en f ily co n s tr uc d , eq,u ipp ed. and, in hope rat i ho n as! he re in prov ided in thie Ci ty (of Plainv ie w, if the sa id gr niches shell the n fa il, to subs t,ant, Jelly comply mdil„ Vice conditions of thi s fr a nch ise , the C ity of Plai nview. Shall have ighge r ight by ordinan ce duly passed, thererhor to f orfe ith all the r ights and. franchisee he re in, gran ted to the! sa id grail te ew pr ov id i,e d that tho C ty of Pi ai view givi,e the, s a id gran t eh ,,e , its s uc Irma g s or gs a nd orcs s ixty( (60 days noti De n widii ng, spe c ify ing the cond it i o ns cla imged to have ige (en yi olio( ticer and. givd ng full, a rd fa ir opp or tg un ity to he henod t(he re on, 'her (ore d e c Lori ng such. fort e iture whisch„ notice shoStl, fa i rlogg and fully se t (on t all (of ths(, cond it ions eta imed an,d he (ohms plalnee of and shall be given. by t,he said. c ity. and. shall be s lgne et, by the C ity Se ere tary undiar the seal of said C ity, ar t er hay nio bee n, properly authorized! by. the lifogyer and C ity Counc 11. of the sa id City; provided, hhoummel, Itiat the said grantee dhall ha. ag sixty ' (60 ) daysg sf ter re ce iv tag such nhs t ice in Whl ich to Teo tify and,. correct sudh violations and to substantially comply with, the terms a no e o nd t lc ns of tee o r ha rice rune; snothi(gin the v iciatie na o f 'Ohl s ordi nanche he he c (=pia Inc d of n o t havi,e hecen r (e c t if i he d ecnd corre c ted an((d tho to rins and cond t cinch (of th is herd inance fully compl red wi,,th at t,he e nd o f sa s ixty ( 00 ) nnycsa„ the n „ and i n thha! t evie n t the C i ty shall hays( thce! p o we r to f he rf ie ta Um s f ra chi! s he acco unt o f ith violations sue cif ied„ n shohild notice . That i n. ease of f horfe iture as here i prov id i,e d , the C ity. of Pia' ms how reserve s t,he right, t, 0 purchase) the d st r i but i ng, plant (or the, gran te ga at 1 t, fa ir ap pr a is ed„ value or to al low (the gr a n the eg ti,o xnemove same within one year f r ova the date of Eau ch f pr he idced , that be f ore sr y of said brio per ty may. be removed , the grants e shell be as e out i red. t o gggi vie to the C ty. and ,go od a nd sufficient bo nd„ 'tips t the etre cc t Eg and, alleys will he placed and left in. aa good so nd it tohn, ag„, :found. Per sac „"! and. eve ry bri,e a dhch, or v elation of any (of the p ro ions o f th i o rd 1 ece by the gr anted , it sheaf be liable to a he nal. ty (of Twenty- Do 1 leis) to be xcehandhwumd„. in any c oar 1; of compe te ngth, j ur lotion loy sucli,n, of any. person, f irm cur c orp (ora the n r Cur ed. (or damaged by. such. breech (or violati on ,° and. if the br(such,,h,. or v ic.„.1.(0(duni. shall. be a c on t i nu o us hone , each day dor in g which such,. br id a eh or rola t, he n do n ht lode s shall. he d (eh!. ie me d a sep m ra to bre a ch ar v idiat ihon and a separate ground of r e he ovi,e ry aiga in s t the grantee . eller' lir That in further consideration 'of the privileges and. franchise granted to tht ;lest Texas Gaa Companye it ahall adopt, and use asy. and, all reabondhle safeguards to provide, for the protection of persona or property. against injury or damage growing out of the use of gas anti .Miat they Shall construct and. maintain. in good order all maimug, hiposand sodripment used in said City for the tributing of gas, and, shall, hafways be prepared to fluemfin sadd, Ci.ty and its (giiistihnitaidhcs a sufficient quantity of gas and all purposes; previned, however, that in case of ehelosien, or accidents of any character or nature beyond tbh control of gramteon to themain lines g",""",„ or tio She str t, ng ga(ustagme pray id ed herein, or shor ta gw,g of ga s , supply in the f ields f r om *hi ch. the gra nte e! se co f ens the gas and the I g grante e nut able he nn ace (gun t (of such occav ch id all e c ondi t ionic t o fur nish, gam for all pu rp osergy„ that pr e f eh :ice c e eh( 11 be „given dome stic consumers, schools and. hospitals in the use of gas until such, t dime as this supply may pr o v e agiudisate f or sil porno de pr c),Ir itoe f dither that ,granthe e (shall not be 1 f or any damgage s re sof th ing from, se eh ace i dge nt ho iit„Iner to the 1 n (o s of the gr ant e go. or to the 1 i ne s o n property of the consumers. iShh(lfghh(l(Ohg( nun:gni h,,gh,g( . Thal, thi s f ra neh lee is ,gr en te d L iu „higgr ante e here in. on the r egp re se nt at, n e and distinct c ode r e tend ng that s imilar fr eh lees hay g been „ will, the he maoyg he Igcr a nice d to it lt(y t,he C it ie s of Canyon, Tulia, Lochney, Floydada, Slaton and. Lubbock, and (Unmet each, francldee will provide for the sale of gas at the hhigdo price and tha t paiy me n t, the, r ie,r maidA„„. be mad e o n, thi,a samki rm n as pa io- mided he redis„ and it is ha r e by pros id e a. tin at if at an y time an y one or mo r le i the oho vai ci t fie s mshe f3 the restoir ame nt ids a t tipa s sine 11 re o cid at a 13 sae r pr c , on more fey (o rabic to rse , and the same are sago iie seed i the gran t e (Dr if the gr n1 ea at amy t e(e 11 e t any. of the' ab ov e it ie, s (or ths,,, nhabi tan ts the re of , aft a las aor plabee o r on m. re fair rabic, t ermh o f p ay me n ta, Mee n and in tha I; event C iit shall harm e a nd. bOTE0J13,ir re se ry e a the r ight t o ame nd th f ran, - chi ere t(e pr (ov ide fp r the sal e of gas kt this same p ri ci,e o r pr ice a f or laidee u se, and. o n this. s cite t e rms of p ay m,,e n t gra n t e d„ t c any. en e ex no, r e (of the ab ove c it ie s aneth„. th in i nhalii t am t s the r ersha, the plasm s s ri of' t ban pr ov n re i n„,„ to pr ev 1,(,1 e idirdt the. sates for the sal,,e of 6a s for li sae de (e or3, this t e r ms of pa yme n t ifiara,, ohol 1,. be sin if r m Uri s nd all of thie sib eiv e name d c itatea,s ov h om eve, r tha t in the event ga s is fo ,nd, a t or ne sr any' o f the an ov named cit ie El f stafahicnisane gr oa 1 ity and,. i n ttff le n t anti ties to be use d their e i n , lthea t the alb QV e pr ovs i on s as to the (eti ual zati o n,. of r ate s shall no t apply . aDN 13 . It is provided that tgre ,guna n to e o nisi 1 n gia ad f as EA n. this o ion whril ction of i te ma i n, 1 i ne s ne d s i bo t n g sy s t em e by. July 1 t $ 1927 , a nd einal I do mb laith such ma ini 1 im ie by. Nave mbe lst, 1927„ pod. shal 1. be pr epsred, to serve gae to con som(a r o n (or Pe fa:ir N ev(e. mlie i„, „ 19'27, prov id e d p,servie r , tiara t gran t e, e s h a 11 not be 1. tedhLe o r I; JJTEC c one id me d loot of such ha xli,c„.14„ by s tr lac is ea, acts of p r ov id e nce , acts of const tu ted le gal as th or itimrms, or a o ts a ie yard, I:he o n ta ((il o f gra ntoe „, Tha t the gran te e he re im. shall hays! t he r ight a nd jordv i le ge of ass :insning th is fra nch rise a nd. a 11. th e r gh t and. p r iv 11 e go s gr an t eid hiimaiedsn, a nd vile rev e a the Wj r a °gran t ispgaer here in, ita. eh:6.1i. be construed as applyaLnd to its slaccesdarrs and. igns SECTION 15. Thi s ordinance shall take effect and lie In force from a nd after iti pu ags a nd. appr ov al and publ cati on as provided y law. 1927. TTEST: PALD AHD APPR bie the 20th day of 'June $ A . D • • • • . . UP „FIAJUVIENT, TE.„aaS. Regu1 rly ent of Au ad e ith the and CO Y. IIII ed *1 A u t 1 1 1tfrYJ. nd 1 d that minor s for bet - outlined by V.J.K1 n er be that the City shz: I pay not to d $300.00 including Oib0.00 drive by th* Gb Ilq111 arly lotioc oved nd 1 ri 1 econd 1 fro use of Audi d tht b fired as En ineer,; n City s tre t pa Th lectrical bond of O,D.Ps 411 30 ngC rried. 1 1 1 on b incepted an approved. COUNCI HOOPER introduc d,r= r ove tha doptiorn ref , r oluti to for the c neuf atin of City* rnoti by th of the DESC? I ASA o trach of i rn ;' ith.in the i. e .Plainvie f war. use of the City . dor street p' rp a f.iReh . � a cnded by Cr u.noilm C r d veli, rtd being put to a rote rred by the i ni a vote o yor, the rn tion to until. Thi r dopt uti*n is ;, fo1l* : RESOLVED THAT 'HE USE OF THE T '; CC'S OF LAND EREINAPTER ED IS NECESSARY F USE BY THE : T? AND ITS INHABITANTS BLIC 5 EET,. FIRST MA T:- Bart of the , ugh 1001 d Rc et au J,, ey. ., rt of thi,.icket't Tr..ot, BEGINNING 7fejt Guth ' ,d 1016 f t ast of the North est r of aid 100 . iir nn Su ,,-,ey; THENCE South 453 feet, O8 E%,st 66 THENCE North 1453 feet, THENCE ' est 65 fee SECOND TRACT:- P rt o:r the Hugh la Clel . rrd H oste d Sue nd bein ' dart f the prop rty ow ow ed by Aileen tthe r , fr orly Aileen Hall, , u,d p rticui,ariy dt eo:ri.b d. a ; folio' B gir. ging at a point 723 feet ou,th Maid 1097 feet East the ..rthet corner sif the Ru h cClelie n Roast ato. Su Thence South t. th North line of Seventh Street, THENCE West ith th North line of Sevnth Street 70 fee THENCE North t* the 5uth line Eighth Street, THENCE EAST ith thSouth line of Ei ht'h Street 70 feet t. the 'r.lace of be in Both of in Hie herd b img sup the sec hloh trach of ounty, Taxa by d.hn W. traot of lain h d lie within the City of Plain -- the tra ct of lfiat descri'- d C :11i> Liden Puckett, ed by All en i atthes, G d The City :nthe o , zer of said property being wholly un- able to agr r upon. the value of sal land., r the am ge r- ad ahi tacquire fro : the o r .er by private ne iitoatitins any of said 1 nd f fr .id street urposes, the City Attorney i h re - by in truoted and ordered ter proceed ith co,ndt nn tion ,.roceed.in g int th e oww, era of sY id tr ata of d for the c nndexntit.nf acid land for street pu.rposs. Aide= .ra D.;L.Thorp on intrbduoed rail nm*ved the option of re oiutto oils th Western j.ortion of Lib Street, hich ction being econded by Aidorrn A. L. L n'ford and being u.t to a vote by thyor as carried by r rrimou .te of 11 Al erite,n pr ent. Wye The resolution eras as folio "RESOLVED that that portion of Li' treet on the Emmetthe R.ilro. d is hereby peane..tly closed. No further ATTEST: pp ring th arty S e1 right -of -i iy:L a be e: y on the We t, Y; City sidin hn J.C.f..Per, D.Mo pson, J.P.Cadwell nd A.L. L i ford A1d x enl E.l.1Nturr Chief of Poi.ocr i. G.Hling City Secretary, pre nt /Then the followiooeed.in h, k d; to Plainview. T I meat in rgul 4!?, 1927. w,n, hay yr Risser pre- it; re- it; hinates of the re rt .on .:I" July 4 were r r» s e were approved. Regal. r1y moved an s conded th? t the Bid y Irick on Waterwrks Extenei wn a pr r specification. Prep rd. by thr d. contract ;11th. said pecifications City Eninor be ptd ttached b sI with kr Irick. Carried. It is real r1y mewed.;d sepnd.ed. that E.L.loo wd onth1y sa;lyiry b raised to $95.00 per month nf,e.Cecil sith. $IC.00 both e.. fecti ,t July 1, 1927. Carried. 3 Th following re: ts f r the y onth of Jime were he and.. .me were amprcv d as rao34ti,,. G.H. Si lin Water r d Sewer misc 11 f;;: eeas collections I24'7. '7, :l e'Unguent Ta er T.60. The fol Bins and St'arias for the 1 r.nnth of June aii* Aced and order eal paid. a - Sa1 rie - J. gid. P.rkin yI00. O0 PShatz ci00.00, A.L. Yin I25.00, Cecil 2mith $95000, Lee Hardin $100.0 , E. L.Tile 91! 0.00, . L.Ho*d 5.00, R.A. Ibry $85. h.;L.Lur:ray $200.00, J.;E.Lart I50.00, Henry Lints ; 0.00, I. A. CIark 6150.00, U. E.Risser "075.0*, G.H. Saigling MI50.00, Paul ... Bryn $125.00, S.C.Eoss °125. Y � G. Y. �rdinn. $125.011 Ed Ross '95.00 .L_.1 .Estep $$85.00, Js f. �Vau ,l `].25.00 Wii.l.- h�liartin ..00.00, P1ainie ;J Fire Dpt 45.00, D.P. Jones 40.00, J.C.hloopr r�`�5.0O, D.k.Thonupsen. ' .C®, J.B.Cardwe11 5.00, J.VI.Perkins '6.40, Ciau e lydartin $150.00, k1.W.Visor 435.00, S.G.Y*te 0I00.00, P.E.Printz $100.00, Ross Loe $90.00, A.T.Herrod $9O.00, J.C. Sani.rs $85.00, E.R.WaIker $ 5.00, lam L. Lannford )5.00, Geo B. ..Nichols $7.70,. BILLS:- P1 i. m i w Iles ery 9. CC , P. &. I a T. Ry Co $311.64, M .rtin Jr h. ton SI2.00, S.E.Poli..e 19.20, E.A.Au.st:in $19.20, GaJ ? 6 52. To es Co .� , Texan, Utiliti y P2, Utilities Go cr' S� �.� ,� 5 Plainview ":"l'�i.ci,:u,.�.J;� Co Risser � o-,��s Utilities $16.0 55,.1' a L. Nis"I�_t ",° 3. 0, Plainview News Cl6TQ $ .76, Hoops Son 11.ot r Co $6. , .Thatcher Printing Co $9.50, Kiker w Pr :.....ce $100.00, Iigginrbcrth -Bartlett Co $202 0, Pi invie W ldi.. I��.m� Go lo�rng5®��I.I,e��17�:�C,1�4Carx��?�CTh��an��ps��nC,��4��3�alreBrS.e�®r �� 1<�5�1 Pub �� 2.35, J.D.ldatcher $44.61, W000i...drid.g ,Lbr Co ,I2.60, ,col ridge Lbr C $53.40, Th Sea rave Co $2.56, Bonner -price 00 7.25, Tens Pilling Statieo,'. 01.50, Fulton Lbr Co „�b5.65, Do den Hd. 0 Ward & Sly20.5® The Drugexas y � � , Refining i Go �4�Cr� II.22 d�uzi..f 7k�efi,'�i�4 Co 10.95 a,LcLilg ��n Co I.95 E.,.,..,. kir Go II. ,� . " ,Ea r $89.54, SV'i B. Telephon Os $42.35,W. J..K1im:-er 4j5 .00, Geo Risser 0.19.20, S.E.B*lies $19.20, Austin , i9.2 p' rtinn Johnston ;,i14.40, °. C. Coo, X7.50, '. G.Wimberly 0, J.C.Hooper $2300, Hooper S nn Letor Co $50.36, Spenc D flinger $21.65 B.F.Wiaker 01.05, Contiflenta�Il. , Oil Co 85I.30, Geo Risser $I4.4O, L .E Bolles 19.20, E.A.Austinn 19.20, N rtinn Johnston $14.40, Beiagnnoli PetroleCo X3.40. Attest: No further basin° p:per0cil adjourned. w: 1ainnvi w, s a ly, 1, 1927. City Council met in ar session., Layor Risser pre- w:Kidinng with J.C.Hooper, J.B.C . d ell, I.,L.Thompaon rid A.L. .L rlford, Aldervenn; an . G.:H. Sap„gling, City m'ecretry present hen the foli loving Jroceedings were ha � , t of the 0 -wit; It is regularly moved and econded that the Action anon as shown in the minut a +if June 20th, 1927, nn Ling Dubose & Johnson .s City's Rngineeron th Str t paving be recinded and that L wis H. Johneon be employe s engineer f.r the paving. Carried. Le ° d by .7.:B. C . dwell and secondid by D. Thom s:n that 1, t +sixth street be paved froze the end of the ;present paving to th railroad, with brie on 4" concrete base with 18 ft dri and 19 ft cents r parking with hea r inste,,d of curb; 7th treet 30 ft *olid p wing from, to pinus of pavi:. to Quincy street ann:,;.three Blocks on IIth et fro 1 Houston street °,,est, twenty-fiv ft drive ways , ith 25 ft cent r park d header. Lotion carried. No further business appearing Co ATTEST: ad oed. P1 ,inview, Texas, duly ,)i , 1927. City Council net in S ;,DIAL sea ionn, .ayor Risser presi i.n with J.C.pioop r, J.B.0ardw 11, A.Z. ford d D.L.Thompsenn d«rmen n G.R.Sai ling City Secretary pr ent wh :n the followwin proceeding were had, to- it; The Bonds of the West Texas Gas Co of P.L.Ke11 a fitter were accepted 1;d appr ved. y kkki,kk 10kfilkkkk iv% IP; The C t y „At or re. e im)e H e t e d Or n c e 0 2 6 5 „ an. ("Ted,. n.o„ n e. iefey rhi. e) .ref r red, is the rep n t rundi e no. e t ;re Li i '11 t e ter. e e n trg„e C ofe PT 1... t„„enr les a re.,,d Je.„38„ C 0 !IS t .1„k U0 t „In c„)n C o ,L111.2 a el Le cot, n,,,PLL• ov cer t le) s t ects eel ttlefl!„1 the C tse d z„.„ to tia„ dna, e:C 1„,„; , ,1„ 9 2)1' „ •),), „ad floe o „„ted„ n c e a z„, e a„0„, 1.1.a. C •ty e „„„, 9 1), „aryl; „C 0 c 1)„,. n C o e „:„ „I•ma d t the Or d e hen. :ad t e , het ,1„, n r„,g b e n e ed C o mine 111)„. "D' . Ph, rDNI.1.2 0 'CI kn.3, rid rk,U. t tO a fete by• the Layers was oargie' by tle .unaoillon0 vote of all 10 S,80 ,,' 0 f C c lab")) ,„ Q 9,5,„13 , C.1„:„„RECNIi)liel di) f„). 1;••'11, - "oc'ee nee, ri ce ne a 1,90,y one (le eflee, „re c, „en) ft: t e Li. krt d n e 0 7:TS : oRLI:Tift1D7z 1,300 265t AN ORDINAOCE RieTISTOnTG, AND CONYIPINNE A CONTRACT DE 1,11::i:.) I T C (,).F gitivIE '17 AND THE. JUNDAN CONSTRUCTION' COETANY TON THE TEIROVITE. CERTAIN" STREETS ,1:1YENUT SATE1 CITY. ,',531DRITen„.5 , 0 If the. •Oreby of ;Daly „ ,„11.L.,„ ,„ 1, 9 ,297 C „1„. •"[L„,3,1„ o „1„"' Pla en,r• o,„ -„er a„ o t eLng 1„,„:„„). t s leyeanyasr e n t ear e d„ n.t a, o o sit c t 1)1.1. '11)359 C(31319103 1,051,13 : „,SIE"1"31.1e),„.S , r or to "tgle ard 0 .„3 So p •t e rnbe r , 9 2 9 , "t„lite i„.ty• C o c 1.1 of t bLe C t f P19. c.„,„ 8 ,, Lie e r ne d th.:„...); a e — "'• t i s t re e t s „1„ n Sa J„, sh.. o I:11d 1,9 rap r ev e d legy• If ing Sa r„,ne land •th a„ t 'the C 3,„,y, :ram) e t 8 Lo o n no, p o a ,m o polo i„.ng •u S t „re e e , .38 I' 0 iESIML M 0108, t e i e r•Let 3') 1), ee, n e t „r do 1. log; ,sa 1„. d ,„,„„y LL• eff) Sal/ •J,„ r•og a meanie ; nd ISERE,s„s „ are.° ngat o tngele, r t eke Jo Led n C n s e 't 1. on Co., ,o1,01orn,)„, tted •t b, „J.,.d for Co 1, th„.e re: , ogee ;37 ng in such. d,. the d 5' ine e pr CeS tO e c „t„ g e d„ f o el, 1,0 g 0 e 113 k LL, a tee: .nlon and d 1ST e e t k Lad,. s o g „feay 1 rcen ; n LSTEREleS •th.e ;no gif e Ink on e r0 day e:L" S e „p t e Lean e , , the C C ou el, 8 J„,1 barn, i y cono'cle e d„ lc id a 012 t: te d •t. o g r the d e 1 lag (),3), s „1„).ra 5,. o ccepte b „Cri o f „tf•l„.e 2.5 o iLde„n e 1.ez c 'be d cos e k .3' 1, rale t o he „Le u. t n tic t of ter Los a nd o ne sha„,11.„,3 n oh. lor o n ollfe n e la cone lee t e ou octet o a„, „LI:a e Lit e e d 1!!„:„..t o c o tr C /Ad 1:.11 „tile sea .73.,„rof ta Sons •f), LeL ).,,e Of on Co mp,„„)rhn• elL •t he d o .1. ng 8.3 d r):318 ; Le„.n 1HE Finli,„.S tk Ile a LI j„,d o „rd. Lk;„ n C o n,s t r tie 't o n. 0 cer•raLa a„,Log,L• o on— e tr cc t ea the ma:moment and made the ishfogemengs on various street2 the „r e o el,„; a e i.er e •t o r„, .1„,„ •u, e said. pooni..ng program, ana to pave And. wi.uipLEits, it iii unenmfatood chef, agreed by the ,sbia rale P ze .1.. '1,,,,•„•„'a e, o n •tine o ne Leif, La, red b y O),)„„.e. Jr„ rda n Genet 27 1„„1 C t n C My n glee o r t"ha t time c„,„ „at c t Z‘3 e n Le ea ,i, rot o be twe e n. .01,„„.e C ty of' IS. a .1 rev 1...e , a a f :17 0, par y "t1.1„..ka o d n Co t r • t i ucd3on Company as second „ o n. t e rnen day• (Di) p t mif e .LL, 19 2 , t.nd, if.r °Ire d 'by Ord ± na n co No 21 „ a ea Lai e„.0„ a lery •th.e, C 1„, t C ou no e e gebo 21 Le t , 9 fi! ,„ J... a t a, va J„,..J.,.81 a not s tab 2 J... s t eLz c 8 ta „tale o t e Once 0 .n t •t y an d f„he er or deice onatructioh Company, IS , IliJOIREIF ORE „A GREED ',he awe 2 0 001,e C "t, y„ o f Pl.„ a rag), e , a e c end ,0 •t le a ,„„. th a t h. c a"b dude ova raed Ls, c.„ r„„, •t„:„ c t 0 e n 'Le r ed int if on. the. 3rd da y Se p t e ot,,e r „„ 19 d 5 , W,a a v al id a nu e;„d ng and pre sent sets Pe t ihg contract Ise tnea,eh. the C ity of Pla inv ic a ond the recid rdan C o e rad t don C (3, mu enpu and that, the: de .d an Co ns tru t on. Go mpany ar if 1„ d 1:12„ 0 rk of' paving. de,t1 it. o oaf s tre e ,5" and p or t d on e thecre et , dap liedUL dg, the, de n e tr be tram of all decce s Pry ,nr rop sr curbs , rPetre , sece re a,nd other. ur t,c n a nn e ,s as map pre vld ,e d... f o r lby t,het C ity nde r - na hhe nte e a1i,,s it adopted 'by th.s. C tp its on East Eixth„. Streit t , Sev,entb„. Styes t, dfe,st Eleventh Street upd 1 n the C ty“ o, air] Si sc57,dnd t dtdSilS ).,i,"ih1,,:t1171„„. 1)e dn. as pr ov id ed. i n tire e. r I r.sd H nti ,o ne b. se str de t a pd az de t ou t as sd d,erined in the sp(cir id.rt ions u,nd plant taerle toTc)re so1)mi tted 1)y the s Jordan. C o, nz tanction Ca mpa n y t C ty C en 't1,1 i 'Its sa id 1)id and in (a; en eta, c ti,c) n th„ the of or e me nt i ()red co ntestAd t a nd W11,01,ch spe ell i ,a W. ens and p la ntt,',, dew. hid. new re main on f el e w 1 th„ the C it:3f Pe ere It ,txy or the C ty 'or P1 a Inv is and.. tlaat suds w (prk s hall be done f or th,e p ..vet c e n. the te rms n. s addl. t)ld specif ied. :11,N" TES TIMONE"' dHERLIE, CM' , the C ty of Plainv ,e, h as caus e d "tfi le con tr ac 1. to Its'. exe cu te d. 'by ts dtud the e rden. C o ns tr uc tion C c'[,mpany Pus hts r3lul nt o se t its name , tit ts the 11 th day f" d' ly D . 1927 C I OF P LA,1171r,',11.1',/ , S :BY. .1. ,fE",. IR S 111I i is&w S YOIR . &III UC ON 3 LIPMI BY . 1.7 • ,ICR,DIUT "T S IA 17PI1 G 1,11UI".* SHEREJIB t.h e s a id C o n tr a c t n g te en an ry c n- sider,ed byd Colima il and found in every" respect eat ief t or y loy' the, 0, o un c 1 2 THOETEZTEEE, E", IT ORD,.P.117 7 Btf TEL C dOUtet: IL OP 111„TTE,' C If te OF PLAIT' VIE er th.ttet the de eve, an6,. forego in,,,b be and the, s a me i s ih cd 1 re slis et d ap, Put v,o, d. nd confirmed SII the act a IIS contract cr the Ci itpc, .,111111 di Ts. PA SOH AIPPR O. SE ,I1.1„..1 „„i„, , 0.0 "37.) r4t The City Attoandy pettesented to the Oeunoil„, an Ordinance ordering the imprevement of yarts of nest Eleventh. Street, Vest SeverAth„ Street and East Sixth,. Street, and ths Ordinance hitv,"1„.ng, been readby the Secretary', it was movui by Councilman J. B. Card- well that the Ordinance be adopted. tn.O. the Lotion being seconded, by". Councilmen J. C. Haegar and be„J„.ng put to a vote by the Payo)„,""2„, was adopted, by the unanimeus vdte of ali,. mobers ef the Conned', to— dn HOIfFECE Ja B.. CARDVIIL.) couscii1EN D. Me TS:I:EPSON," A- Le "USTI)EFD, ) ald„ voting, Age, ana none vet,Jerg The CFSinance 'nos by the Ittytt,"" declared adopted spa is ea follows: CIDICACEE UO. 266,1„. ORDISC7C2 ORDERING THE IPTRFNMFECi OP CIERi. TAIIT STREETS END PARTS eV' STREETS IN" THE CITE OF FFAINs 71E77 TEXS17,0„ BY iHR COUSTRUCTIOT OF FEMIMITEUT ilEIT9 ITCARMAME. FOR ARESSIES PART CP "Elle COST THERECF AGRIEST TEE 0,17Gett.) OF PROP :REY .ABETTIEG ON SAIL s'....rEa.;253, EMSFITIES ERHPEDUCE FOR EGARIVe, arD "NOTICE, eeM LLIEFIG '')D8.01."IFIC:Et FCC IHS EMEORCEEENT CCIFECTICU OE SUCH ASSESSMENTS, FREI/ICING ECM. ThE ISSUFECE OP ASSIGNABLE IFTEREST FEARING CERTIFICATES, ISTITENCITS INDEBVHDP .""MISSUDS. THE PROPERTY OFFERS BY" "VIRTUE OF .aucli AsacssmENT, )90C 'TEES TO SECUR7 ThSIR hAYMEdi PRecIDING TEE G.ORREC:f OTT ()IP ..),SSIES.E.iliE.77:3" ERH.0)),COITS,,LA: 1,101, - GTHEREAS, the CiEy of Plainview", Texas, hsd adopted the benefits oF ths prev,,,ta„'"1„„ons of' Chapter' 11, Ti.tle 22, 7. vised Civil. Statutes of iexaa of" 1911.. by a mjmority 'vete tha "legally qualified property ttes'.."'Pety,),.ng voterf, residiom.,,,,, in said Citya at an elect.„i„.on hslO„ on ths 18th dey of devsether, .191E; and. JEECEP.S. the Cet.ty Council of"' said City' did,. on. the 20th. city of Cdvsnle.,,,s, 1C16, after saia, election pass an. order., declaring the ft:snits of tha election, arS. declaring the piovistons of sa„,,,I[s. Chatter ans applicable" to asd govern- ing said C.„J„.tm" in X11 respects, which,. order" is of rectie in Vol. 3, page 37, et seigiE ei" the Eti.dutes of the On),..ty" of Plainviehd and PEI:CEASE en tht 'deg:" of Apri2i 1920, the people of the City. oi Eitinvieun under and by virtue of authority of' the Constitution of Texca, adopted a Ohtrter, Section 81 of which is ma foliews: "The City Council of ths City. of Plainview having, submitted to a vote of' the ueuple of the said City"' the question t"nsthsr or not they should adcept r_ject the terms add benefits of Chepref" 11, Titid 22 of the Revised Civil Statutes of 1911, en.u. titled IE.treet Improvsserti,e7, arc,. at a, trcsgultar ded.„.led election. „held for that derednse, a mogority of thd resident property' atioxacm rl nho were qualified voters having meted for the adoption. of said,. '11. I land the Fetms and benefits oesaid Chapter shall inure to said '1 city, sed be scsrcised esecrairg to thd terms thereof, opd, the Coens,J...1, shall. have poror" to enforce the sLmti". JEERERS: the previsions of' Aiticle ISies .Reviesed Civil Statttes of 1911, one of the Articles in said Chapter grants to the eci° Salty full Dower to °see all ordinances and resolutions necess- ary. or prcpdx" to give full fo,„1„,""co, thereto dna to every paxt of said Chspter. ana, .FERERS, it now" dtiv„).satle ih„ the opi...nien of the sa,„ILS Cityq to place into im„„xediate operation, roshinsry.necessaxy thto pcv„,1L..ng °Contain parts of streets in said sityu and ersetidn Est curbs, gutters dna othar" hecessoey tlImpurtepence.:0 „,1L.noluding. draAns storm. sewers, upon or along said streets and. othsr streets, to -wit: fest spflactti,„ Strert from t.i.,:FrAAee11."ingtftg.:ty Iftle of Goefeston Street to the Eaht Bhutdary Fine of 1t,"„juMttliv. Street, JA.:111,51tt, is now., are,. ttt:tHRO1,1 in all „.p..,litchfm5tJaingo hereafter taken in JEJL.g.ced,„ to the paving. of ff'1211125.dgd.Jet„ of' sage„ street, be Cesigst noted es District No. 142 tititt,„1„; to taL.1. tt 111.,1„. t",) e ttt„),11" 1E1, etnt"). cti„ fa it! 1'3 111," 11„,„ 5 J 111111"1111,11,1111.5111111,11(1111:111,111 , BE "11E11 ORDAINED BY: THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CJI1OF OF 11111ILVERAE113 1:Aft:it the portions of streeta above described shall be improved, by. having „sane asW„ by o....ostruoting "1.3mait5tEmm. in connection ."1:1.....cmdgJiel.:51511„: neseesdry curbs ord. Jitters ona other' a 844mlortAmfordfJj5, infludio„. Croihe add storm. sesmuJst. merk be Coco acfording to the eleam ahr„ tt:5111' f"tt,t trt,1„.O. r ty .1"71.1.35. 1,111,,tt.e j.„1'115,1„2.3„, rt.. [2 r1.13 161 C "t; .C.). C „ ittt: eft C: C t t etti„. Itsji 1.15,11„.c. Ja„.„111,. 1:1,1153i cntl ,12.111111,..,15,11 day of Seef,ember, 1,111,111,j11F, and is recorded, in Book 4, at page 293, et seq., finufes of raid. City Ceunril, which. sold. contract cnil rheaiffestions cre Ittfctie a pait:tt apt. 5fAdil auntrant is teedghised. 23 etill exiotingn and 111-.. imcgii,""irraed. in a rehtrce5„ entered into botegen, 1,:telet City. ans. the sold Jordan Construbtion Cemyary idly 11th, 1227, am,„ confirmed ne,te Org111„nsphJe IRTHunnunnunnun„„a„,,num danced. :Fitly 1„Olfl, 1927, exte„ of: record in Beak. 5, pages IT?, et seq., If:notes of the City. Cound),2A, 1111fit L&Wi2 H- Jtetrirm, who has heretofore been. selected,. und appointed ar the Engeneer Tor the reing of said fettrk, be a.Ati he re. hereby. "1,..natructrtf and ordleree„ tO otAte an esdimsta of the Ltd:2E1131e 'cost of" 211.[Ch.: imorceements .5.: fit', 151; ctt n t roH1111..„..„, tt,e (.11. 5,5) rtt, f3:1,P.E.?; C nits 5,111. „11..51115. rraftichol. lots ago, othgr tracts of' ane r111„.tfotef on,. the part such, streets an eget indAttet,„ offmne;a„ giving the curate., ahe r111,..ze rf sage, tifre numter of tip: atledk in *hide situ ted, or othd, resosictien tor'" every. traet not known by tthArg.fg::, the fames of thg owners if Shown, and if thfrp is ny. let or: „f5stactional,. lot ter other —tract of"' lapd the. owner ethiad is unkhoeng 12,151e snmo shell be enterief on said Litt tricrtliolcr),,,r11,11 t 11,:a 1. ID „1" tur).11,1...1 "trt (1,1..111, y .51: 11;151.(5: fit! zit :11„. d„ 'sr .11„. st.11 115,11)... e fit t tt:1„. .2„:13.1.5tt,„tt it.„) .11" e f0.) rt, t :11„ o It:tacit , erection of: gutters, cyg„ other" edtdores incident to thd nave 1115121111121111, 151,..„„e) r.;11515,2;15,,t,„ C.)11.) e tj5„..a1; .,15) c.„..t.„1,511; o n sti.t J„,"11.1, J51:5:„5. c„,tt .11.; 1";1115,:ti t o te „tit cog 11..„„p .1,111.1j; 1„tiltt tt.5 the rartiallar D.J...tatrict, oh: above dgfined afft. rnuficemfd UpOn viladch such uscsrr property abuts adjoins, gnO they'. shall. Alen eritert on said. list opposite rafil lot or frartionda„ pdrt of lut oat' tract of aerie. situdted. de above effdfthRsef. figures rheirdng the .tnatd„,,. esterfAe cosr a' tho siteeiseek or: curb nact553- aryarts. be placed fn. crdraises confottimity meth„ 'this :(15,1„, („111: J.,. rig: a „I" to, ,ent.151.115 t:115.1.1.„1Ett,t, t:',J115) j,.. r„te tis de,tt„Ett:tcl,„:111,.51, the wtfistAftformsgt,5 add. at t1F,„„t hgarins g Ilereinufter provided, a Thht apy description or designation (31:1 pfoperty or of torero of pme,freirt,3,P: recsonribly sufficient to poem:Ise suhh. domi3r tigut hu of his ihril:poi:ty is intended by such description or designmtion he deemed ere helm1„ to he sufficient ged-, oription Or designoti„.on; odd no chericextufe„.„ or' erroneeus redoecip- tion or OesigjhtleLon shdirl„ .:„„hlehl„figte iday imparr sugh„ 1I3 "11, t1..t"0.,„„,;11e, it; 1:13:1 ItItooit to:to It 0 :tot '11, la, „10 Eto „I:111:1 COQ: 11,o0i„ (o.tot t,"1„, co",0„..t , 40, r ihry lamteaffer" uggie tqyfinet 1.0„1"„y ,:vr01,0t0I0ty or 2.2321,121„,„)22.! 2). .1„,. 1;011E1 111011„, 0, 1r,"; ti„ (0,10 ooLo„ it,"; 'tato:41; tto,,, ttl„,11, „11) „ 0:32 222 ft! e ttIt n cott t":„.„1:'11. r1,10. tt„t EOI: Et tt, et :101, ft! 33, 2.„..„221. 23,2 11,t1Oto 11.11,11.11to 1.0 11. 111,1' 13111. 1I:ttooto,1111.C., „1„.„1„. 111;1711 001' 1111. fi.„1„„E,O1 o1":„ 3r."1,22.22„, 122022 c.„ t c".„ „,....2„,„ re!„.3 C,Iitti,„ :1111111.011I III,111"tto 111111 "1". „ 11,1 c„',1•11,,„,.,12 tot e 21 .22" „„!!! E3, 11i;ET 11' 1,1 11„1.1e, 11„.„ 12)33 L.2.11212,32.1" cto) tOI1 .1:11ot tooto C11 C"to lot,i,ctIo, 1,,110...2;t11 111 CO1 1,11111„" 1,1,1,11 .1(I; 1:11/1dI.1, "1", 10.10 "1„, it) 11.11.1,11, „,.„ 111, ttot „ 41; .„„ ",,„. a 111„ tt, C) .1".1•"to 1.0"111 1,11,1„11Ito 1.2E1 "1.0111 tr.11.,II„ "t tut crwners property driilts/ or tdgoinr, except ds othoguise de."1,eingirlEtr: 11171:1E1 111111,11]r1 tIO,I1O"I„:".1III1 (DJ:1:1 Ihotot111" 11,O„1, "11:1,..: 1.1.to 0 1„,1, 1111:1, 1:1: ,o0,11 tti tit tot: .1tI; 1:1[0. 111E. '11:111:1: 111 (;) totlnic.„:, Itott„."1"1, 11, p:.ort totto .:1,1 1;31' too,: 0tItott„:"0,11„,..1„, (111, tut cot 11 t, tIou r".1 t000t1III: 111.11„ ot.toot; Et 111 1,),0„t"-tollo„ft. 111 111: 11,3t" (0111,03,1 .1i;t1„1„ "t„ 111 112 17.2 111.21 .121 „101.1, 1.1„11: "1"1111 „:1211:, fot .:121 "1:11" 122,11„„:„, 10:11It „3101 1,2i1o1 1,1„ Owl:1011 taliel„i„Lat. „0:1:t C0toot 1221,2 -fay .11 „:331.2„. 1,13 1.1.1,111.1.E1 1.13e,1 f11 "1,:p e 1,11 C.) 2113 2.„. 72.2, „2„, IC) , 11, .3„„: "t, Ce,17 .11.16 :111' Mechttcnials 0.2.„Lo, Laterile„cn'''L, Lien. ihhainst acme securing: eiexth„ dertIrdtlxh::' in tha „010,11,011101r00 of' the portion of the cosh 011:1.01„ capon:co of o..00„ impLovemekt desospee„ egtinst such.: cueers "rity the City. CuuheiIh ane 1.1„ew cknC:at.aceilt„or„ dpin6 such work! by tgreogert rip it, Le it cc:. telt 31. ,, 132) 2L 121, „,,e,„20,1133111" 21. Lt„,": "1,2 2.. re 'Ii11'11,1,. i1 0 11,111' '1;;;111„.fe :1;111, 3,1,0, said. 21,30c,a00.120.3„, such: dnarig.:;.te as hereffrbove provided: for shfll. .2„:„:21,21 le 11211 „22, 2., 3132 Ett 1210.0 23.2 ire trt1,11, 11,0„,1(11 oe tit,! 0111:10 1:„ ti.313 „2,12„,, 22 12. 22„ 132, ,2! „13.„ '12,23321, It 1)1E117 32.3,1 ILL a. 21 fel 1211!„. 2:21,21, 21. 2, 122„.„32d 2,32) 22121 2,21112.2„, 3,2322„ NC assessment sholl. be ',1a,Ee Acthinst dny owner of filAll.ADag property e' has property' in any event in exae,se of the evAkOlf„.. '1",,A,,,,,./,oDfife to Peal. ownfr in (aahanced. velpe to has ppoperty moans ee such. improvements ae as by" the Rearing hereinafter provided for.. E„At full. era,. .fai... inkohriatB3 shall be piven to the offloco,„"s et' sukh,.. por..nopeAe.„..ylv and„ to the owner or ownfrs of' eaoll,„ pi.eof or Ord.c.„ of sueo property, Suce0„,. lop:thing. shall.. ba by" acg before the City Council. A„ time and place for sunk hfaring shall he het by the Celine:11x and Obtice of suck hearing shall be given to the cheers of' such. property By edverfti.sement there- of incerted.. autli shad at least three times in senA news- paper punished. in tha City g„,„1„, Plainview, .the th',11„„lost putlthotion to be made at least ten days before such ecuring.,; and tnot at seon„ haaring zAa h. owners or any of theo shall have the right to contest seck„ assessments ane„ to be hegld fully as to same, and to contest the personal nubility, and to contest thnrcEular-- ity" of the proceedings w.,',J,a1„. reference to such„ eimaravemonts, and the bknefirs of , sair,„,d g Eyefvements to thcir x" has eneperty and any' othgr" matter. aq,tiln„. refere.ne,e the Thn cost of collection or. onaessmant anr ,. reasonable dttorneye feee, if incu..„c„..reel, enull be included, in satleg Anydroperty owner E.„,ainet wham, or erhnof property'. aoy" assessment or reassessment hag been made shall„ have'the rikent within twenty sage thfrepfter" to bring. suit in any. court "O„).gv- ing jurisdiction to set aside o' correct the same or any. pre - eedinge with„ reference thereto, on account ef any" sera". or I. nvalidity thoreivp. But .a.......ereafter, such. goner, his or." ker successorth be barred .e.nom any. such„, action or ony' defensefer invalidity in suda proceedings or assessments of' reas,essment, og any. action in which„ may" be in eneotion, Aesesements shall, be payable one-thenth Cash, due upon aegplation ahb deeeje!ance by ln-le City of the work any" of the Districts hera.J...ngboveakg reentered, the balance to be evi,abnced by certtBaates bearing sucia date skX11 be payane in nine equal installments onfor b fore one, two, . fhree, four, five, sick, cevon. and nine years l'!"espectivc-, lyx from. the dote of the Certif":1L.okB;E:.1„. of Assessmeritk deferred installments shol„1 near interest ut the raln of thiEe!att(8' per cent per" annum, Suie certificates bi]ns.,..11. be assignable nod issued,. in the name of ..tine City, declaring the 1.iabllity of coda ohnere one. thei„I„.. property for thk payment oi" sueD„ aesessmentc Certificateswill fccite that all proceedings trJAD„ refe.i.'"ence to mgPing 2UCII JamAc'evements have been regularly. had in com,-, plxionce with law' gna, whi.th thc charter of' said City" and, that all prerequisites to tho fixing of thr assessment lien oP the property desigekted„. ethid Certificate era,. L1.1 prere quis,ites to thc fixing. of the. pare-nal liaOelity," evidenced by' saio. Certificates have been duly' performed avD shall.. be prima facie evidence of thr facte so recited and no further proof tkerfof shall. be reque„red. An any' court. All ordinoigoes or resolutions or parte of ordi„.nnnces oI resolutions in. conflict herewith„ axe hereby" ekpressly". re - pecled insofar ac they. axe in conflict hereedAdi. The fent that the above. designated srrcets are in o. Ceyloratle condition, constitutes an „lemoadiate ane. imperative public necessity' timut tha:rule requiring. ordinances to be read. gt three severel ,rneetings be suspended, and. ,gat this ordinance take olBect,",„ from and, after ite p2, sogeI Jel'„„1„„'T„F.',"J.Ler : 14' 4,11"7.7v 11B PASSED AP DR DEBI a 07 1927. It App a°r . that the:a no further b1 gine Oounoil Adjd. rr Owner's Name Description of Property DISTRICT NO. 13-W. 11th St. from W. B. L. Houston SL to W. B. L. Kokomo St. SOUTH SIDE - Jas T. Elford N. 120 ft. Lots 5 and 6 (;'has. Retnken Lots 7 and 8 .,._. Chan. Relnkoo Lots 9 and 10 INDEPENDENCE ST. INTERSECTION G. W. Lewelien Lots 5 and 6 -_-_. ....,.,.. Albert C. Flinn Leta 7 and 8 _.. _. ..._ E. M. Carter and Sal - R. C, Walter Estate ..., Walter E. Thatcher ,..... Stanley J. White Tom Collins NORTH SIDE - Matt A. Cram Lots 5 and 6 H. D. Witt Lot 7 .. , C. C. Harlin Lot 8 Ray Maxey ,,. Lots 9 end 10 ". INDEPENDENCE ST. INTERSECTION J. T. Cooper and Cum! Lacy Cooper .... ryryry Lots 5 and 6 R. C. Dublin p Lots 7 and 8 B. T. Higginbotham P Lot 9 ..._ ..,.... C. W- Bartlett Lot 10 JOLIET ST. INTERSECTION Frances Wilson d Lots 5 and 6 J. D. Steakley ..... ( Lot 7 _.. ,... J. C, Hooper Lots 8, 9, and 10 DISTRICT NO. 14-W 7th St. from W. B. L. Galveston St. to E. S. L. Quincy St. SOUTH BIDE- T. J. Shelton ...................... N. 120 ft. Lots 9 and 10 JOLIET ST. INTERSECTION N. 130 ft. Lots 5 and 6 Lot 7 Lot 8 ..... Lot 9 Lot 10 F. L. Brown Ed Hayes T. V. Allen R. A. Underwood and W. W. Underwood- R- A. Underwood owning the W. 8 feet and W. W. Underwood the east 42.7 ft. C. A. Pierce, H. L. Gunter and E. R- Wil- liams, as they are trus- tees of Plainview Mis- sionary Baptist Church Mrs. Dillfe Bussell M. .1. Baird ,..... Thos. H. Williamson, J- A. Williamson for him self and as Administra- tor of the Estate of Emma Williamson, and as Guardian of Estate of John Williamson .,." Ernest C. Hembree .... Mrs. 13. V. Ivey Guy Jacob Mrs. S. E. Newtta Mrs. W. T. Covington L. B. Platt ,,....,. J. F. Sander Frank B- Day It. E. Horne A part of Sur. 40, Blk. J. K. 2. Beginning at a point 62 ft. W. of N. W. Cor. BBL SO. A & W Addition, Thence West 92 ft; Thence South 208.7 ft; Thence East 92 ft; Thence North 208.7 ft; to place of beginning A part of Sur. 90, Blk. J. K. 2. Beginn'ng at a point 154 ft. West of N. W. Cor, Bik 80, A & W Addition; Thence West 60.7 ft; Thence South 208 7 ft; Thence East 60.7 ft. Thence North 208.7 ft. to place of beginning A part of Sur. 40, Bik. J. K. 2. Beginning at a point 219.7 ft West of N. W. Car. 1115 80, A & W Addition; Thence West 60 ft; Thence South 208.7 ft; Thence East 60 ft; Thence North 208.7 ft. to place of beginning _,.._. A part of Sur. 40, Bik- J. K. 2. Beginning at a point 275.2 ft. West of N. W. Cor. B15. 80, A & W Addition; Thence West 50 ft; Thence South 208.7 ft; Thence East 50 ft; Thence North 208.7 ft to place of beginning ..... ............,. A part of Sur. 40, 1115. J. K. 2. Beginning at a point 324.7 ft West of N. W. Cor. Blk. 80, A & W Addition; Thence West 50 ft; Thence South 2007 ft; Thence East 50 ft; Thence North 208,7 ft. to place of beginning A part of Sur. 40. Bik..7. K. 2. Beginning at a point 374,7 ft West of N. W. Cor. Btk 80, A & W Addition; Thence West 50.7 ft; Thence South 208.7 ft; Thence East 60.7 ft; Thence North 208.7 ft. to place of beginning A part of Sur. 40, Bik J. K. 2. Beginning at a paint 425.4 ft. West of N. W. Cor. Blk � 80, A & W Addition; Thence West 60 ft.; Thence South 208.7 ft; Thence East 60 ft; Thence North 208.7 ft; to place of beginning A par of Sur. 42, ILK. J. K. 2. Beginning at a point 9254 ft. West of the N. W. Car- Blk. 80, A & W Addition; Thence West 202.9 ft.; Thence South 208.7 ft; Thence East 202.9; ft.; Thence North 208.7 ft. to piece of beginning A part of Sur. 90, Blk. J. K. 2. Beginning at a point 108 ft. East and 37.6 It South of the middle of the intersection of Washington Street; (now Independence), and West 3rd St., (now West 71h St.) Thence South 208 ft; Thence West 71.6 to E. line Ind. St; Thence North 208 ft. to the South line of Third St-; Thence East 71.6 to the place of beginning A part of Stir.. 40, Bik. J. K. 2 Beginning at a point 111 the South line of 7th St. 60 it. West of the East line of Indepen- dence St.; Thence South 166 ft.; Thence West 286 ft.; Thence North 165 ft.; Thence East 286 ft.; to place of begin - Part of Sur. 40, Bik. J. K. 2. Beginning at a point where the South line of 7th St. and Eaet Line of Joliet St., in the town of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, Intersect; Thence East 75 ft.; Thence South 208.7 ft; Thence West 75 ft.; Thence North 208.7 ft; to place of beginning JOLIET ST. INTERSECTION 1.16 Acres out of Blk. W, College Hill Addition, described as follows: Beginning at a stake set for N. E. Cor- of said Blk. W for the N. E. Cor. of this tract, same being 115 ft South ) of S. E. Cor. BIk 3, College Hill Addition; Thence S. 160 ft.; Thence W. 3329 ft; Thence N. 33 degrees, 41 minutes E. 32.3 ft; Thence N. 139.1 ft. for N. W. Cor. of this tract. same being 60 it east of N. E. Cor. of BBL 92 of the sub -division of said Bik W; Thence East 315 ft to place of beginning KOKOMO ST. INTERSECTION ( Mrs. M. Spradling V. V. Beck W., l.. W;l1.amonn Lots 5 and 6 LEX1NTON ST. INTERSECTION 1.00 1 and E.'. 10 it of Lot 2 W. 40 ft. of Lot 2 and E. 15 ft. of Lot 3 W. 36 1t et Lot 3 and all' of Lot 4 Lots 6 and 6 MILWAUKEE ST INTERSECTION N. 110 ft of Lot 1 and Lot 2 Lots 3 and 4 ( Lot 5 Lot 6 NASSAU ST. INTERSECTION Lots 1 and 2 Lot 3 0 9 Town or ( No. fire per Paving (Curb 0 Curb (015.' Addition Q FL !Frt. Ft.1 Coat Feet I Cost (Total Coat Highlane' 10056.0372 $ 683.72 134.05 66.68 $ 740-40 Highland 100 6.0372 683.72 100.00 42.00 725.72 Highland 100 6.8372 683.72 134,95 66.68 740.40 Highland 100 6.8372 683.72 134.95 56.68 740.40 Highland 100 6,8372 683,72 100.00 42.00 725.72 Highland 100 6.8372 683,72 134.95 56.68 740.40 Highland 190 6,8372 683.72 134.96 5608 Highland 50 6.8372 341,86 50.00 21.00 Highland 50 6.8372 391.86 50.00 21.00 Highland 50 6,8372 341.80 50.00 21.00 Highland 50 6.8372 341,86-'. 84.95 35.68 2 Highland 100 6.8372 603.72 13406 56.68 2 Highland) 50 6.8372 341.86 50.00 21.00 2 Highland 50 6.8372 341.86 50.00 21.00 2 Highland 100 6,8372 683.72 ',134.95 56,68 22 22 22 22 21 21 21 91 91 91 90 90 90 90 740.40 362.86 362.86 362.86 377.54 740.40 362.86 362.86 740.40 Highland 100 0.8372 683.72 134.95 56.68 740.40 Highland 100 6.8372 688.72 100.00 42.00 725.72 Highland 60 6.8372 341.81 50.00 21.00 362.86 Highland 60 6.8372 - 341.86 84.95 35.68 377.54 Highland 100 6.8372 683.72 L134.95 56.68 740.40 Highland 60 6.8372 341.8860.00 21.00 362.86 Highland 160 .6 .8372 1,025.58 '184,95 77.68 1,103.26 Acreage 79'55.6254 $ 444.41:'. 79 5 33.18 $ 477.59 Acreage 00,7j 5.6254 341.46 60.7 25.49 366.95 Acreage 601 5.6259 337.52 60 25.20 362.72 Acreage 60 5.6254 281.27 60 21.00 302.27 Acreage 50 5.6254 281.27. 50 21,00 302.27 Acreage 50.7 5.6264 286.21 50.7 21.29 306.50 Acreage 50 5.6264 281.27 60 21.00 302.27 Acreage 202.9 5.6254 1,141.39 202.9 1 85.22 1,226.61 Acreage Acreage Acreage Acreage Col. Hill Col. Hill Col. Hill Col. Hill Cal. Hill CoL Hill Col. Hill Col. Hill Col. Hill Col. Hill Col. Hill Col. Hill Col. Hill Col. Hill CoL Hill 71.6 5.6254 402.78 286 6.6254', 1,608.86 75 6.6254 421.9 102.22 316,62 09.95 3161 5.6254 1,772.00 380.57 100 5.6254 662.51, 130.62 50 5.6254 281.27. 60 60' .6.6254. 281,27 50 100'.. 5.6254 562.5i' 134.95 337.52 94„95 309.40 55 478.16 85 562.54 134.95 60 5.6254 66 5.6254 85 5-6254 100 5.6254. 100 6.6254 100 6.6264 50 5.6254 60 6.6254 100 5q 50 6.6254 6.6254 6,6254 562.54 562.54. 281,27 28127 562.64 28L27 281,27 34.95 100 50 84,95 134.96 60 50 42.93 132.98 46.18 159.84 5&86 21,00 21,00 56.68 39.88 23.10 35,70'' 56.68 56,68 42.00 21.00 35.88 66.68 21,00 21.00 446.71 1,741.84 468.09 1,931.84 617.40 302.27 302.27 619.22 377.40 332.50 513.86 819.22 619.22 604.54 302.27 316.95 619.22 302.27 302.27 Own '.,.Name W. McDonald 1 Lots 5 and 6 W. 11. Murphy ., Melvin Mise C. G. Howard Mrs. N. A. Price and Mrs. Carrie Bonner , Mrs. Julia Perry Mrs. Adella Drew Henry Newton King J. A. Tubb ... _. NORTH SIDE - Estate of R. A. Barrow Estate et C. W. Tandy C. R. Ivey ... _.. P. C. Russell _. Mrs. Maggie D. Thomas Tommie Thomas, Mar- guerite Thomas, H. K. H. H. TUoin ....,._........ E. M. Osborne Oscar Hill 111msi: C. Hembree Lida Z. Brown and Ma- ryetta Brawn J. L. Dorsett J. S. Barnett J. B. Wallace W. P. Clement Mrs. Wilmine B. Wool- dridge Miss Abbie Wilhelmina Harrington Description of Property OAKLAND ST. INTERSECTION Lots 1 and 2 .. ... .. Lot 3 Lot 4 Lots 5 and 6 PORTLAND ST. INTERSECTION Lot 1 and 2 _. Lot 3 ......... Lots 4 and 5 Lot6 ........ __. ........ Lot. 7 and 8 ........ ...... ................ ............... Alley Intersection E. ib of Lots 9 and 10 ..._ .. ............� W. 35 of Lots 9 and 10 . ..... ...... . _.�_.,. HOUSTON ST. INTERSECTION Lots 7 and B .... .. ........... Alley Intersection Lots 9 and 10 INDEPENDENCE ST. INTERSECTION W. 110 ft. of Lots 7 and 8 ,.__.... Alley Intersection Lots 9, 10, 11, 12 JOLIET ST.INTERSECTION Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, G KOKOMO ST. INTERSECTION LEXINGTON ST. INTERSECTION Lots 1 and 2 ........ Lots 3 and 4 Lois 6 and 0 MILWAUKEE ST. INTERSECTION Lots 1 and 2 ........ Lot 3 ........ ... _._. Lot 4 Lots 5 and 6 NASSAU ST. INTERSECTION Lot 1 and E. S4 of Lot 2 W. 5Q of Lot 2 and E. 37.5 ft of Lot 3 1 1 Town or 1 No. IR'. per Paving Curb 1 Curb 1 BIk.1 Addition Ft.1Ert. Ft. Coot J�Feet 1 Cost (Total Cost 16 1( Col. Hill 1 1001 6.6254( 562.64 134.95 56.68 619.22 21 Col. 11111 100 5.6254' 562.54 134.95 56.68 619.22 21 I Col. 11111 501 5.6254 281.27 50 21.0 302.27 21 Col. Hill 50 5.6254 281.27 50 21.00 302.27 21 Col. Hill 100 5.0254 28 28 28 28 86 86 86 91 Col. Hill Col. Hill Col. Hill Col. Hill A & W A & W A&W A & W A & W 3 Riverside 3 Riverside 3 3 4 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 15 J. M. McEntire V 15 Frank R. Day and Meade F. GritEn ........... ( W. 12.5 ft of Lot 3 and all of Lot 4 _.. 15 George Moody Lot 5 ,..:::.:.: _....... 15 Alli Moody Lot 6 16 OAKLAND ST. INTERSECTION Eva D. McGill S. 106 ft of Lot 1 22 Leo W. Elkins ;- S. 1055 ft. of Lot 2 22 C. H. Buttoiph ( Lot 3 22 J. A. Morris 1 Lot 4 ,.. 22 Mise Ruth Edwards ( Lot 5 _. .... 22 Mimi Mary Cox E" Lot 6 22 PORTLAND ST, INTERSECTION J. M. Radford Grocery Company ...' Lot 1 27 Wilmine D. Wooldridge Lot 2 ...... 27 Wallace Settoon ..... ( Lots 3 and 4 27 0. A. Gilman I Lots 6 and 6 ... 27 DISTRICT NO. 15-E. 6 St. from W. B. L. Beech St. to W. B. L. Hickory St. J. B. Nance ,....... Lots 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 12 CEDAR ST. INTERSECTION 0. M. Unger and Sallie R. Slaton Lena M. Ware .._.. Sam Wilke A. G. Sargent Walker Smith Company N. R. Northcutt A. W. Keith A. C. Malone Gin Co.. _. (a corporation),_.,,. L. D. Rucker ,. Farmers Elevator Co., of Plainview, a carpo - L. P. Barker John W. Gray Estate, Ella Gray, Lawrence R. Gray and John W. Gray, Jr. 0'. K. Shelton and Lee i4reylhres Noble Grain Company, a corperati,ln SOUTH SIDE - Mrs. Johnie Bandy and F. J. Tillery Higginbotham - Bart- lett Company (`,lark Perry Mrs. S. Wingo ,.,,...... _.. community Estate at M. C. Watson, deceas- ed, and T7ile Watson Lena M. Ware Lee Stephens 'an K. Shelton ......, , A. C. Lycan ,... E. II. Bowden D. D. Bowman _.......... Leena M. Ware .............. 13. V. Ivey E. H. Humphreys .., Noble Grain Co., a cor- poration _.. Lots 6, 7 _.. .,..... Lot B ::::::., ..............:.. Lat9 ....... ....... _..,. .. .. ............... Lot 10 Lot 11 .__. .. .... __........ DATE ST. INTERSECTION Lots 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, Revised 131k. Lots 18, 19, 20, Revised Bik. .. .. .. .............. Lots 21. 22, 23, 24, Revised 11k. ELM ST. INTERSECTION Lots 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, Reformed Blk FIR STREET INTERSECTION Lots 13, 19, 15, Reformed Elk. ,,,,.. Lots 16, 17, 13, 19, 22, 23, 24 In Reformed Mk. Lot. 20 and 21 In Reformed Blk. ..................._,,..., _,_... GROVE ST. INTERSECTION Lots 13, 19, 15, 16, Reformed Blk. .................. Lots 17, 18, Reformed Bik. Lots 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, In Reformed Bik. Lot 6 Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, _,. Lot 1 CEDAR ST. INTERSECTION Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, ... DATE ST. INTERSECTION Lots 5, 6 Lots 3 and 4 ELM 8T. INTERSECTION Lots 5 and 6 Lots 3 and 4 ,,.,.,,.._,......... Lot. 1 and 2 FIR ST. INTERSECTION Lot 6 and W. 18 IL of Lot 5 E. 32 ft. of Lot 5, and all of Lot 4 ........ Lot 3 .... Lots 1 and 2 GROVE ST. INTERSECTION Part of Lot 1 and all of Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 3 3 3 3 3 61 61 61 Riverside Col. 11111 Cal. Hill Col. H111 Col. Hill Col. H1ll Col. Hill Col. Hill Col. Hill Col. Hill Col. Hill Col. Hill 110 66 110 55 140 20 70 70 140 20 140 55 110 20 166 300 100 100 100 50 50 6„6254 5.6254 5 625 5.6254 5.6254 5.6254 5.6254 6.6254 5.6254 5.62541 6.6254 5.6254 5.6254 5.6254 5.6254 5.6254 5.6264 6.6264 5.6254 5.6254 100 6.6264 751', 5.6254 62.6 5.6259 Col. Hill 62.6 Col. Hill 50 Col. Hill 50 Col. Hill Col. Hill Col. Hill Col. Hill Cal. Hill Col- Hill Col, Hill CaL Hill Col. Hill Col. Hull Plainv'w Pialnv'w Plainv'w Plainv'w Plainv'w Plainv'w Plainv'w Plainv'w Plainv'w 1 1 Nob Hill 2 I Nob Hill 2 1 Nob Hill 2 1 Nub Hill 3 3 3 Nob H111 Nob Hill Nob Hill 11 1 Plainv'w 11 Plainv'w 11 Plainv'w 4 6 6 6 11 11 11 11 Plainv'w Plainv'w Plainv'w Plainv'w McCI'B'd McCI'11'4 MCCI'll'd Mr„CI'll'd MCCI'll'd McCI'll'd McOl'll'd 1 50 50 60 50 60 50 5.6259 5.6254 5.6254 5.6254 5.6254 5.6254 5.6254 5.6254 5.6259 55 5.6254 65 5.6254 L 5.6254 10 5.6254 300 00 60 60 50 60 125 75 100 00 75 175 50 100 50 50 50 200 60 3 100 100 100 100 100 100 68 82 56. 100 18.3970 8.3970 8.3970 8.3070 8.3970 8.3970 8.3970 8,3970 8.3070 8.3070 8.3970 8.3970 8,3970 8.3970 8,3970 8.3970 562.64 618.79 309.40 618.79 309.40 787.58 393.78 393.78 787.66 787.56 309.40 618.79 928.15 1,087.62 1,687,62 134.95 44.95 66 110 65 74.95 70 04.95 74.95 174.95 89.98 110 199.95 369.90 309.90 562.54 134.96 562.64 100 1 562.54 134.95 66.68 619.22 60.87 23.10 46.20 23.10 679.60 332.50 664.99 332.50 73.48 1 861.94 29.40 423.18 44.08 437.80 73.48 861.04 73.48 37.79 46.20 83.98 165.30 155.30 56.G8 42-0O 56.68 861.04 347.19 664.99 1,012.17 1,842.98 1,842.98 619,22 604.54 619.22 562.54 134.95 66.66 619.22 281.27 50 21.00 302.27 281.27 612.54 421.91 361.59 351.59 281.27 281.27 281.27 281.27 281.27 281.27 281.27 281.27 309.90 309.40 618.79 618.79 50 21.00 134.95 109.95 56.68 46.18 62.5 26.25 62.5 60 84.95 84,95 50 60 60 50 84.95 89.95 65 110 110 26.25 21.00 35.68 35.68 21.00 21.00 21.00 21.00 36.68 37.78 2310 46.20 46.20 52,519.10. 368.19 I1 154.64 839.70 419.85 419.85 419.85 419.85 1,049.62 629.77 830.79 134.95 50.00 50.00 60.00 84.95 159.95 75.00 154.95 56.68 21.00 21.00 21.00 35.68 67.18 31.50 56.68 2,519.10 369.90 155.36 629.77 109.95 46.18 1,469.47 1209.95 50.00 419.85 839.70 419.85 ,259.55 8.3270 419.85 8.3970 1,679.40 8.3970 419.86 8.3970 2,519.10 8,3970 8,3270 8,3970 8.3970 8.3970 8.3970 8,3970 8,3970 8.3970 8,3970 839.70 839.70 839,79 839.79 839,70 839,70 671.00 688,56 419.85 839,70 134.95 60.00 150.00 83.24 200.00 84.95 369.80 13495 100.00 134.95 134,95 100,00 13495 102.95 82.00 50.00 134.95 88.18 21.00 56.68 21.00 65,00 34,90 94,00 35.68 155.36 56.68 42,00 50.68 56.68 42,00 56,68 43.24 34,44 21.00 56,68 12 1 McCI'll'd 300 8,3970( 2,619.10 (334.95 140.68 302.27 619.22 408.09 377.84 377.84 302.27 316.95 316.95 302.27 302.27 302.27 302.27 316.95 347.18 332.50 664.99 664.99 5 2,673.74 896.38 440.85 449.85 440.86 455.53 1,116.80 661.27 896.38 2,674.41 675.95 1,557.65 449.86 896.38 440.85 1,322.55 454.81 1,763.40 455.53 2,674 46 896.38 881.70 896.38 896.38 881.70 896,38 614.24 722.99 449.85 896.38 2,659.78 0RD I l' j CE YO. T T '�s AN . CEDINANCE DETERMINING THE NECESSITY OF IEVY- IIrG AN ASSESSMENT NT AG IINST THE PROPERTY, AND Th OWNERS THEREOF, IF THE CITY OF PIriIiyIEW, TEXAS, ABUTTING UPON STREETS AND PARTS' OF Si hTFTS HEREINAFTER NAlED, FOR PART OF THE COST OF IMPROVIIN?G SAID STREETS, FIXING A TILE FOR TIE HEARING OF THE OWNERS OF SAID PROPERTY COI.vCERNII;?G S. I:II, AND DIRECTING THE CITY SECRETARY TO GIVE NOTICE OP SAID HE ;RmNG REUIRED BY ARTICTP, 1013, REVISED CIVIL ST:TUTEZ; OF TEX,S, "WHEREAS, on the 19th day,. of July, Council of the City of adopted, did order the 1927, the City Plainview by Ordinance duly passed and improvement of certain streets and parts of streets in said Ordinance and hereafter particulaxiy described by paving and erecting curbs, gutters and other necessary appur- tenances including drains and storm ;;ewers in said streets, des- cribed as follows; West Eleventh Street from Fest Boundary Line of Houston Street to Wiest Boundary Line of Kokomo Street, which is now, and shall in all proceedings hereafter taken in regard to the paving of said portion of said Street, be designatedas District No. 13; West Seventh Street from the West Boundary Line of Galveston Street to the East Boundary Line of Quincy Street, vahich is now and shall in all proceedings hereafter taken in regard to the pIking of said portion of said street, be designated as District No. 14; East Sixth Street from „fest Boundary Line of Beech Street to the tt Boundary Line of Hickory Street, which is now, andshall in all proceedings hereafter taken in regard to the paving of said por- tion of said Street, be designated as District No. 15. WHEREAS, the City of Plainview has entered into a contract with Jordan Construction Company for the performance of said work and the said Jordan Construction Company has duly given bond for the performance of said work and for the maintenance of same, and Lewis H. Johnson, City Engineer, has, in accordance with the said Ordinance ordering the improvement of the above mentioned streets, filed his report with the City as to the cost of sa a improvements, and as to the ownership of property abutting on said streets so to be improved, and the estimated proportionate expense of the said improvements, for which the respective owners of property abutting on. said streets will be liable; THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY Ti„ CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP PLAIVIEW That the report of Lewis H. Johnson, City Engineer, which has been duly examined, be and it is hereby approved; and BE IT FURTHER -ORDAINED That after a full anu fair ._easing is had as provided for herein, that part of the cost of said improvements shall.be assessed against the abutting property upon the streets so improved anu. the owners thereof, and that the total cost of said improvements shall be apportioned and paid as folio ,yrs (a) That the cost of making such improvement, except curbs, shall be paid as follows: One-fourth (A) of the total cost by the aforesaid city, together with the entire cost of the sewer outlet, and three-fourths (3/4) of the total cost by the abutting property owners, except the cost of the sewer outlet which is to be in fullby the city, the cost to be calculated for the resp ctive streets. CO) That the cost to each property owner shall be in proportion as his or her frontage bears to the total frontage of that portion of the street improved, lying within the particular diatrict, as above defined and numbered, upon which such owners property abuts or adjoins, except as otherwise determined on the hearing on benefits as hereinafter provided for. (c) That the total cost of constructing curbs in front, along or around any of said property shall be owner thereof and his or her property. (d) The assessment shall be a owners of such abutting property and shall superior to any other lien or claim except taxes, and shall be enforced either by the assessed against the personal liability of the constitute a lien thereon state, county or municipal sale of said pro ert paid 1 in the manner provided. by law in the collection of ad valorem taxes by the said City, or by suit against the owner in any court having jurisdiction, under the t provisions of Chapter 11, Title 22, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas of 1911. (e) No assessment shall be made against any owner of abutting property or his property in any event in excess of the actual benefits to such owner in enhanced value to his property by means of such improvements as ascertained as ouch hearing. The part of said cult to be paid by said property owners and assessed against them and their property abutting upon said streets shall be paid in ten equal installments, as follows: One-tenth cash, due upon completion and acceptance by the City of the work within any particular d i tri ct hereinabove defined and numbered, the balance to be evidenced by certificates bearing date of such completion, shall be payable in nine equal installments on or before one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight and nine years, respectively, after the date of the Certificate of Assessment; deferred installments shall bear in- terest at the rate of eight (8) per cent per annum; provided that any property owner may pay before maturity by payment of principal and accrued interest; and J=- RAS, according to the report and statement of the En\ gineer, hereby approved, ::he total estimated cost of improvements .is $111,614.50, proportional amounts to be aeseseed against abutting property and its owners ana to be p,ia by the City are as follows: ;Amounts to be assessed against abutting property and owners thereof for paving, including excavations, gutters, drains sewers and other necessary appurtenances77418.72 For Curbs Total $ 5876.67 $83,296.39 Akounts to be paid by the City; Its proportion of paving $27519.79 For outlet sewer/ 799.32 Total......................$28,319.11 $111,614.50 Amount per front foot assessed against each owner and the property for paving including excavation, gutters, ��d othernecessagY appurtenances, including drains and sewers, is as follows; District No. 13. $6# 8372 District No. 14 5.6254 District No. 15.. 8.3970 EEREjS, according to said report, the names of the owners of saiu property, and the description of their property, and aiiounts conte ~plated to be assessed against each lot and its owner, are as follows, to -wit: N01, TH3REFORE, BE IT FHRTIR ORDAI7ED That a hearing shall be given to said owners, all .persons interested in the mento, and as to the amount to and his property, by reason of or their agents and attorneys, and said matter, as to the said assess - be assessed against each owner, said improvements* and shall be given a right to contest the regularity of the p. oceedings with reference to the improvement, and the benefits of said improvements, to their property, and any other property with reference thereto, which hearing shall be held at the City Hall in theCity of Plain- view, County of Hale, and State of Texas, on the 811 day of August, 1927, owners, their property, are owners or other persons may appear by counsel or in person, and may offer evidence, and said hearing shall be adjourned from day to day until fully accomplished. The City Secretary is hereby directed to give notice of said hearing by inserting a copy of this ordinance at least three times in some newspaper published in the aforesaid city, the first publication to be made at least ten days before the date at 2:00 o'clock P. M., at which time all of said agents or attorneys, or persons interested in said notified to appear and be heard; at said hearing said of the hearing. The City Secretary is also directed to give fur- ther notice of said hearing by mailing to said owners, their agents or attorneys, a copy hereof, whenever the address of said owner, agent or attorney is available on the tax records of said City MA OR, Y OF PLAT NIM d,. TEXAS. ORDINANCE NO7tU LEVYING AN ASSESSMENT ENT AG :II ST PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF PLA INVIEW TEXAS ABUTTING UPON PORTIONS OF WEST ELEVENTH, WST SEVENTH and Ee3T SIXTH TR....ETS,T ERFTOFORE ORDERED IMPROVED, FOR PART OF THE COST OF IMPROVING SAID PORTIONS CF SAID STREETS, FIXING A CHARGE AND LIEN AGAINST TEE RESPECTIVE TRACTS AND PORTIONS OF PROPERTY AND MAKING SALE A PERSONAL SONAL CHARG-= AND OBLIGATION AGAINST T L RESPECTIVE OWNERS OF SUCH TRACTS AND PORTIONS CF PROPERTY, PROVIDING FOR THE COLLE:.CTION OF SUCH ASSESSMENTS AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. WHEREAS, EAS, on tb f')(-4. day of 192; • the City Council of the City of Plainew, exas by an ordinance duly adopted on. that date, ordered the improve- ment of certain portions of West Eleventh., West Seventh. and East Sixth Streets, in the City of Plainview, Texas, and designated each portions. of said streets so to be improved in districts. as follows: That part of West Eleventh Street, in the City of Plainview from the West boundary Line of Houston Street to the West Boundary Line of Kokomo Street, designated as District Number 13. That part of West Sevent'_. Street, in the City of Plainview, from tbeV'est Boundary line of Galveston Street to the Last Boundary Line of Tuincy Street, designated as District NumbBr 1". That part of East Sixth Line of Beech Street to the West Street, in the City of Plainview, Number 15. And ordered Lewis H. Johnson, Engineer to make an estimate of the probable cost of such improvement, and pre- pare list of all lots situated on parts of said streets to be improved, together with the names of the owners of such. property and to enter on said list of property opposite eac'' tract thereof t'"ree-fourtbs () of the estimated e:_pence for making such improvement, and WHEREAS, the said Lewis H. Johnson, made his report of t',e estimate:, cost and prepared a list of property owners, with three-fourths (4) of the estimated xxxt expense for making such improvement opposite each tract of said property; and lg2 , the �-,-,-, ,. h, day of City Council of the City of Plainview J4777eyreport said Leti��ris ��.of the H Jo''nson so made andlby ordinance duly adopted determined the necessity of levying an assesement against the property and. the respective owners t-ereof for s t"e purpose of paying part of tY'e•cost of making such irnprov- ments and ordered that a hearing be given to the owners of such property, their Agents or Attorneys and ordering notice of such bearing be given; and WHEREAS, in accordance with the provision of said ordinance and with the provisions of Chapter 11, Title 22 of the Revised Civil Statutes of Texas of 1911, the City Secretry of the City of Plainview did give notice of said hearing and did cause notice of said bearing to be published in three issues of the Plainview Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation in the ity of Plain ew the first • issue thereof being on the day of , 1927, Street from tbe West Boundary Boundary Line of Hickory designated as District and did mail to each owner of property abutting upon the ortions: of said West Eleventh, West Seventh and East Sixth Streets so to be improved, a copy of said published notice; and WHEREAS, said hearing was had and held at the time andpalce so provided in said ordinance and notice, to -wit; the 8th day of August, 1927, at the City Hall in the City of Plainview, Texas,and at which hearing all persons desir— ing to appear in connection with any of said matters were heard, after which the said hearing was on the 8th day of August, 1927, cincluded and closed; and WTREAS, at the said hearing all desiring to contect the said assessment, correct the same in any manner concern— ing the benefits thereof, or in any other matter, were beard, and errors and all matters of error or mistakes, or in— equalities, or other matters requiring rectification which were called to the attention of the City authorities, having been rectified and corrected, and said authorities having heard and considered the evidence in the premises, and the said authorities being of the opinion, from the evidence, that the assessment hereinbelow made and charges hereby declared against property owners and their property are just and equitable, and that there has not been any charge in excess of three—fourths of the total cost of the improv— ment made against any abutting property owner, except as to curbs, which is' assessed totally against said property owners as provided in Article 1009 Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, and that in each case the assessment made against any parcel of property is less than the benefits to said property by means of enhanced value thereof by reason of said improvements, and the said au.t''orities have considered the facts. and adopted the Eule of Apportionment below set out, and the division of the cost of said improvement between said property owners and their property is just and equitable and prodicing substantial equality, considering benefits arising from said improvements and burdens imposed thereby; =LAS, according to the report and statement of the Engineer, heretofore approved, the total cost of such improvement is 111,614.50 and the proportion and amount of such to be assessed against abutting property and its owners, as finally determined at t'^e hearing,,is as follows:. For paving, includi g gutters, excavations, drains, sewers and other necessary •77,18 72 appii tenances . ....... •<.� • For Curbs ... 5,876.67 And the City's Proportion of the cost for such work as estimated in said report for paving ......1 27,519.79 For outlet Sewer 799.32 . ` 111, 6IA.50 TOTAL..• The amount per front foot assessed against each owner and the property for paving, including gutters, excavation, drains sewers and other necessary appurtenances is as follows, For District No 13 6.8372 For District No 14 5.6254 For District No 15 8.3970 NOW, TEEREFOf BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAIT VIEW, TEXAS: SECTION. 1. That ':thee is and: shall be hereby le? against each of the owners of property below mentioned and against his or her property below described, the several sun; of money below menioned .z7n1 ite:riz:_d for paving, including gutters, ixcavation, drains, sewers and other necessary appur— tnencc:s and curbs, and t 'e total7-mount thereof set opposite t''e name of ec.c" person --_ld his or h.e property, the names of said property ov ers, t''e description of said property and t''e several :,amounts assessed uc;rinst then and their property, as c-rrected by t' -'e said City __ut''orities, bAtis as follows; S CTlaa 2. Mat the several sums above mentioned end assessed against said property owners, respe etiv ely, and their it property, are hereby, together with the cost of eo,le ;tion t'ereof, includi g reasonable attorneys fees, if incurred, declared to ba a lien upon the said peozwellet respective parcels of property against which the same are assessed, and a personal liability ar charge against the owner thereof, and that the said lien. shall be the first enforceable olaim against the property against which it is assessed, superior to all other liens and claims except state, county and mtnicipal taxes; that the slams so assessed shall be payable as follows; to—wit; One—tenth cabh due upon completion and acceptance of the work by the City-; the balance shall be payable in nine equal installments on or beforeohe, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight and nine years, respecitvely, after the date of`" certificate of Assess— ment; deferredinstallments shall bear interest at the rate of eight (8) percent per annum; provided, that any property owner may pay before maturity, by payment of principal and accrued interest; further providing that if default shall be madein' the payment of any principal or interest, wren duem the whole of said assessment upon said default shall at once become due and payable at the option of the legal holder thereof. SECTION OL That the said City of Pla i uiew shall not bein any manne liable for the payment of any sum assessed - against xxxyany property owner or his property, or against any r railwaw or street railway company or its property; but that the aforesaid contractor shall look solely to the said: persons and corporations and their property for the payment of the said sums, but that the said City shall exercise all its law— ful powers necessary or proper to aid in and enforce the collection of the said sums; and that if default shall be madein the payment of any of the said sums hereby assessed against said property owners and their property, collection thereof shall be enforced by the sale of the said property by the City Tax Collector as near as possilbe in the manner provided for the sale of property for non-payment of ad valorem taxes; or at the option of the legal holder of the Certificates of Assessment, the payment of the said sums shall be enforced in any court having jurisdiction. SECTION A. That for the purpose of evidencing the several sums payable by said property owner and the time and terms of payment, and to aid in the enforcement thereof, assignable certificates of assesseents shall be issued by the City upon the completion and acceptance of the said work of improvement, which shall be executed by the Mayor of said City signing thesame and by his facsimilie sugnature being impressed. on any P abs tri attached thereto, attested by the City Secretary under the impress of the corporate seal, said coupons to also bear the facsimile sugnature of said Secretary, and payable to Jordan Construction Co.„ to whom the contract for making said improvements has been let by the City, or its assigns, Which certificate shall declare the said amounts and time and terms of payment thereof, and the said rate of interest thereon, and shall contain the name of the owner and the description of his property, or such description as may identify the same by reference to any other fact. And the said certificate shall futher provide that if default shall be made in the payment of any installment of principal or interest thereon when due, then, at the option of the legalcholder, thereof, the whole of said assessment shall at once become due and payable, and shall be collected with reason— able attorneys feed and costs, if incurred. And said certificate shall further set forth and evidence the said personal liability of the owner and the lien upon ;his premises and shall provide that if default shall be made in the payment thereof, the same may be enforced4vd eite her by sy sale of the , or by suit property by the City taxcollector, as n any court having jurisdiction. And. the said certificate shall further recite that t?e proceedings with reference to making said improvements and assessment have been regularly had in compliance with Chapter II, Title 22,, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, of 1911, and that all prerequisites to the fixing of the lien and claim ad personal liability -evidenced by such .certificate have been performed, which recitals shall be evidence of the facts so recited and n:o further proof thereof shallbe required. That said certificates shall also provide that the amounts payable thereundersh all be paid to the City tax collector of the aforesaid city, who shall credit said payments upon the said certificates, and shall immediatelt deposit the amount so collected with the City Treasurer of said City, to be kept in, and held by him in, a special fund which is hereby designated as "SPCIAL PAVING CERTIFICATE FUND", and which payments shall be by the said Treasurer paid to the legal bolder of said certificate, on presentation thereof to hit, duly certified by said City Tax Collector, and the said credit by said City Tax Lollectort being the Treasurers warrant for making such payments, and the said legal bolder of said certificates shall receipt in writing to said Treasurer thereof and surrender said certificate to said Treasurer when paid in full, together with all cost of collection. And the said Certificete shall further provide that the aforesaid City shall exercise its lawful powers, when requested so to do by the legal holder thereof, to aid in the coll.ect3= thereof, but the said City shall in no wise be liable to the holder of the said certificates in apy manner for the payment of the amount evidenced by said certificates for any cost or expense in the premises, or for any failure of the governing .,, body of said City, or agy of its officers in connection there- wi th . SECTION 5. The fact that the aforesaid improvements have progresses to such an extent t' -at it is advisable to make immediate arrangements for the issuance of the aforesaid certificates, creates an emergancy and imperative public necessity that the rule requiring ordinances to be read at three several meetings be suspended and that this ordinance take effect from and after its passage, and it is so ordained. PASSED AND APPROVED this the nada 821 day of A.D. 19217_, ATTEST: Mayor, Lit of Plainview, Texas. ary, ity of Plainview, Texas. Plainview, Texas, August I, I927. City Council met in regular session, i iayor'Risser presiding with J.C.Hooper, D.L.Thompson, J.B.Cardwell and A.L.Lanford Aldermen H.H.I:urray Chief of Police and G.H.Saigling City Secretary, present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; Minutes of July 4th, IIth, I9th and 25th were read after which same were approved. Regularly moved and secohded that 01.2I the -.• a=,.,int of a delinquent receipt paid by 0.C.Fluke for year I914 on Lots 15,1&.I6 Block 50 O.T.be refunded to him. Carried. Moved and secohded that the City Pay to hrs Aileen Hall Matthews $250.00 for 75 ft street right of way through H. It:cClelland Acreage owned by her and that the Burlington Ry Committe be given right of way through middle of said street for one industrial track. Carried. Loved and seconded that all delinquent City Taxes on Lots 9 & IO Block I Stolley & Graham be caneelled. Carried. Loved and seconded that Roy Irick's bill of $1673.00 for Sewer extension in Hillcrest be paid. Carried. Loved and seconded that upon receipt of Deed and release to the City of Plainview from A.G.Harrison for'Sixth street exten- sion right of way City pay him 0400.00 same being price agreed upon for said right of way. Carried. The following reports for the Month of July were heard and same accepted and approved:- G.H.Saigling Delinquent Taxes $2205.53, Water- Sewer & Liscellaneous 09881.55, Chief of Police for June and July $525.20: The Following Salaries and Bills for the Lonth of July were allowed and ordered paid:- SALAPIES- E ` Bolles $19 20 E ,,.a„ .«.Austin $I..20, Martin Johnston 314.40, Geo Risser 012.80, T.G.Bolles 311.20, J.J.Turman `17. 0 Howard Hunter 010.50, H.L.Hood 095.00, E.R.Walker 085 00 J..Perkins 0100.00, Frank Stultz 0100.00, A.L.ming 3125.00, Cecil Smith $I00.00, Lee Hardin 0100.00, R.L.Tinkle 0100,00, R.A. Labry $55.00, H.H.Lurray 0200.00, J.E.Hart 0150.00, Henry Linter 3 ,`I50.00 L.L.Olark 3150.00 `W.E.aisser 0175.00, G.H.Saigling 0150.00, Paul BryanyI25.00 S. C.Ross 3125.00, G. J.Jinn 0125.00, Ed Ross 095.00 R.A..:cWhorter ; 85.00 John Vaughn 0125.00, Williams & Lartin 0100.00, Plainview Fire Dept 345.00, D.P.Jones 040.00, J.C.Hooper 05.00, J.B. Cardwell 35.00, D.1.Thompson 35.00, A.L.Lanford $5.00, Claude Lartin X150.00, H.W.Visor 3135.00, S.G.Yates 3I00.00,P.E.Printz I00.00, Ross Loe 390.00, A.T.Herrod 090.00, J.C.Sanae�, s 085.00, T.G.Bolles 33.20, J.A.Grigsby 065.00, . BILLS:- B.F.Walker 32.65 Guy Jacob Treas 3250.00, G.H.Saigling 021.25, Texas Utilities Co 313.84, Texas Utilities Co 04.80, Texas Utilities Co $12.52 Texas Utilities Co 0624.75, Texas Utilities Co 01148.44, Texas Filling Station 33.54,Plainview News 35.98, LicGlasson-Shook 041.35, Starch & Paudler 32.05, Hurlburt & Harrel r60.40, Harder & Dysart 3I53.60, Knoohu.izen-Boyd and Davenport 46.80s Texas Utilities 32.80, Herald Publishing Co 0224.35, Dallas ,�, b Wooldridge 3400.00, Patton's Rubber Shop 01.20, Wooldridge Lbr Co 64.30, Wooldridge Lbr Co 325.20, Fulton Lbr Co 33.I5, Clowe & Cowan 526.39, Green's Tahk Works 07.00, J.D.Hatcher 343.70, Cox & Thompson 34.00 Brashears Hdw;4.70t Higginbotham -Bartlett Co 378.00, Dowden Hdw 05.00, Dowden Hdw Co 35.50, R.B.George idichy Co $29.65, Flake & Rushing30.45 R.P.Smyth 348.27, L.P.Barker Co 345.32, Gibbs Store $ z � 30, The Texas Co Co y�2.90, Ward & Sly 0` 3.75, Plainview Oil Co `s5"1.'� `� I2.90, Albert Morshbach 32.63, Gulf Ref Co 324.22, Flake & Rushing 488.20, 0.C.Fluke $12 01.21, J.D.Staakley Treas 3500.00 S.W.B.Tele- phone Co 334.45, Conner -Mathes Co $7.20, Austin Bros Co 360.00, A.G. Harrison 3400.00, . No fur,,t r business appearing Council adjourned. ATTEST: City Se rety. fs Mayor CITY OF P.LA I VIEW S TA TE OF TEXAS On this the 8th day of August, I927, as provi- died by and in accordance with the provisions of the Ordinance adopted by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, on the 25th day of July, I927, determining the necessity of levy- ing assessments against property abutting upon portions of IIth Street- 7th Street and East 6th Street in said City theretofore ordered improved and against the owners of such property and stting a time for the hearing of such owner for this day, the City Council of the City of PlaLnview duly convened for the pur- pose og giving a hearing to the owners of property abutting on said portions of IIth - 7th and East 6th Streets heretofore ordered improved and designated as districts I3, I4 and I5 and for the purpose of giving a hearing to and hearing such owners, their agents, representatives and attorneys, and having convened in session until all kersons desiring to be heard in connect- ion with the improvement of said Streets, the amount of said assessments and reasonableness of name, as to the regularity or proceedings heretofore taken in regard to such improvements, and such assessments and as to all matters in connection with the same and the said hearing having been completed and concluded, Councilman J.C.Hooper moved that the hearing be closed, which motion being seconded by Councilman J.B.Cardwell was put by the Mayor to a vote and aarried by unanimous vote of all Councilmen present, to -wit; J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, D.Li.Thompson and A.L.Danford, Voting AYE and NONE voting NO3 APPROVED THIS THE 8TH DAY OF AUGUST, A.D. I927. ATTEST: 4 Plainview, Texas, August 26, 1927. City Council met in regular session, Mayor W.E.Risser pre- siding, with J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, r.I:.Thomrson and A.L. Lanford Aldermen and G.H.Saigling City Secretary present, when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; M=inutes of the last regular and call sessionswere were read and approved. Loved and seconded that a I6ft space at the curb be reserved for parking of Busses in front of Plainview Mercantile and South Plains Drug Co. Carried. Regulrly moved and seconded that J.W.Boles be given contract to paint Auto Parking stall at curb in Blocks to be de designated and stop lines at stop signals at IO V per stall and stop line. Carried. Loved and seconded that all home brew captured by the Police be destroyed immediately after case in Court on same has been disposed of. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that Certified Check of Brown-Crumrner Co for $2000.00 attached to their contract with this City on $2I6000 Refunding Bond Issue be surrendered to them. Carried. The Gas Fitting Bonds of E.:'_.Plunkett, John A. Wallace and Ural S. Armstrong were presented to the Council resulting in their being accepted and approved. ORDINANCE #2607. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TE1 AS : That the following Taxes be and they are hereby levied for the year I927; upon the $100.00 valuation subject to taxatio in said City for the Year I927, to -wit; General Fund Street Fund INTEREST & SINKING FUND - SEWER EXTENSION BONDS CITY HALL & TIRE STATION BONDS SEWER & 'WATER EXTENSION BONLS STREET II1PROVEL ENT BONDS STREET IIvIPROVEI ENT & PAVING BONDS Sewer Bonds WATER WORKS BONDS AUDITORIUM: BONDS REFUNDING BONDS STREET PAVING BONDS SERIES I927 WATER WORKS EXTENSION BONDS SERIES I927 SEWER EXTENSION BONDS SERIES I927 Less allowence for Int & Sink fund Surplus 1 .272 $ .77 .49 .02 6/10 .0I .0I 4 .0ID 6/I0 .05 2/I0 .II .03 7/I0 .08 710 ,g0 4Q3 6/10 .03 .02 6/10 t ►► 92D SECTION 2. That there be and is hereby levied an occupation Tax of onehalf of that levied by the State of Texas, upon .all ?irms, Persons::. or:Lorporations following Taxable occupation in the City of Plainview, Texas. SECTION 3. That the Taxes herein levied shall be assessed by the Assessor as required by Law, and the Laws regulating the assessment and collection of State & County Taxes are hereby made a part of the Ordinance, and shall govern the assessment and collection of said Taxes. Passed this the I5th day of August, A.D.I927 Approved this the I5th Day of august, A.D.I927. ATTEST: ATTEST: O I T : ERIE^ ^ , I,A flf-7 No -'urther business appearing Council Adjourned. Plainview, Texas, Septerrber 8, I927. City Council net in Special session, Layor W.E. Risser presiding with J.C.Hooper, A.L.Lanford, D.L.Thornpson and J.B.Cardwell, Alderrr:en, and u.H.Saigling City Secretary present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; Moved and seconded that the DELINQUENT TAXES on the City Roll for the year I924 against 'VJ.A.Kennedy be can- celled. Carried. Loved and seconded that Lewis H. Johnson's bill of I395.I8 for Engineer services on Paving as presented be and the same is hereby allowed and ordered paid. Carried. Regularly roved and seconded that the City shall pay one half (-) the expense of a concrete culvert across West 7th street on the east side of Kokomo Street. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that W.J.Bryan be and is hereby named and emplayed as City Pound man. Carried. Loved and seconded that Jordan Construction Co be paid $7878.38 as shown due them on paving, in Certificate Estimate No. I. Carried. ORDINANCE NO.270 ACCEPTING CERTAIN STREET ILPROVELENTS AND AUTHORIZING THE DELIVERY TO THE ,LRDAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CERTIFICATES OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT EVIDENCING THE INDEBTEDNESS OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS 'WHOSE PROPERTY IS BENEFITTED BY :SAID IL PRO* VEMENTS, DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. WHEREAS, heretofore on the 3rd day of September, I925, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, passed an diel} Ordinance ratifying a contract between the City of Plainview and the Jordan Construction Company, providing for the im- provement of certain streets and parts of streets in the City of Plainview, Texas, and WHEREAS, heretofore, on the I9th day of July, I922, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, passed and Ordinance ordering certain improvements of certain streets and portions of streets and parts of streets in the City of P&Ainview, Texas, and ;WHEREAS, on the 6th day of August, I927, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, passed and Crdinance•levying an assessment against the property and owners thereof, abutting upon streets and portions of streets to be improved; and `:WHEREAS, the Jordan Construction Company, Contractor, has completed in full the improver:ents upon said streets and portions of streets, in full compliance with the contract between the City of Plainview, Texas, and the Jordan Constr- uction Company, insofar as certain paving districts are con- cerned; which cor.-:pleted districts are NBs. 13; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE C ITY OF PLAINV IEW, TEXAS: That said improvements be and the same are hereby accep- ted by the City chf Plainview, Texas, and the approved stater:ent be in all things allowed, and the I-.=ayor and the City Secretary are hereby authorized and directed to execute and deliver to Jordan Construction Company Certificates of special assessment, evidencing the indebtedness of the property owners whose puoperty abutts on said improvements and evidencing the lain of said special assessment fixed against said abutting property, and in accordance with the contract between tUe City of Plainview and the Jordan Construction Company., and the Ordinances and resolutions heretofore passed and adopted by the City of Plain- view, Texas. The fact that the City and its inhabitants are badly in nee of the use of the improved streets involved, this ordinance pro- viding for the acceptance of the same is declared to be an emergency measure, for the preservation of the public peace, property, health and safety, derianding that the Charter pro- visions prohibiting ordinances from being finally passed on the date introduced, be suspended and that this ordinance be effective from and after its passage, and, it is so ordained. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE3th DAY OF 2EPTEIiBER, 1927. ATTEST: 189 uRDINANCE NO. 27I. BE IT ORDAINED .STS' SHE CITY COUNCIL T THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW that Section 4 of ordinance NO. IO2, passed and approved the 21st day of February, I916, be amended so as to hereafter read as follows: All animals sold under the provisions of this ordi- nance shall be sold seperately for cash to the highest bid- der, and a strict of the proceeds thereof kept, and any sur- plus not necessary to pay the fees below named, shall be paid to the City Treasurer and by hire held and paid to the owner thereof, as other City warrants are paid,. The fees of the City Larshall under this ordinance are and shall be as fdllows: I. For taking up each aniL al 2.00 2. For feeding each animal per day, 0.50 3. Tor selling each animal, 01.00 4. Pound fee for keeping each animal per day, X.25 _P'ROVED AND PASSED this the 8th day of September, 1927. ATTEST: The following Salaries and Bills for the month of August were allowed and orderee paid:- Salaries---- J.'N.Perkins 400.00, Frank Stultz $I00.00, A.L.King 0125.00, Cecil Smith 400.00, Lee Hardin 0100.00, H.L.Hood 095.00, E.R.'Nalker 085.00, R.A.L_abry 085.00, H.H.I,urray 0200.00 J.E.Hart 0150.00, Henry Linter 450.00, L.L.Clark 0150.00, J.A.Grigsby 0150.00, `J.I.Risser 0175.00, G.H.Saigling `.'I50.00, Paul Bryan 425.00, S. C.Ross 0125.00, G..l.Winn 4SI25.00, Ed Ross 0$5.00, R.A.I.;cWhorter Jr 085.00, John Vaughn 0125.00, Williar.:s & i:artin 0100.001 Plainvie Fire Dept 045.00, L.P.J Jones <440.00, J.C.Hooper 05.00, J.B.Cardwell 05.00, D.L. Thompson 05.00, A.L.Lanford 05.00, Claude Lartin 450.00, H.W.Visor 0135.00, S.G.Yates 0100.00, P.E.Printz100.00 Ross Loe $90.00, A.T.Herrod 090.00, J.C.anders 085.00, R.A. Labry 05.20, . Bills:-B.F.Yearwood 017.37, -exas Utilities Co 0593.75 0108I.56, 025.64, 02.36, 01.60, Automobile Repair Shop <22.82 J.L.Nisbet $5.80, Rockwell Bros 06.60, The Plainview News 0"25.75, Burroughs Adding Lachine Co ;;I.35, Shook Battery Co 7.25, Thatcher Printing Co 012.70, Donohoo-Ware Hdw Co ` I.00 Burt Electric Shop 012.75, Knight auto Co 04.05, Fulton Lbr Co 05.55, J.D.Hatcher 053.65, B.Ward 01I.00, Harder & Dysart 060.60, Te.:as Utilities Co 01.60, Bonner -Price 7. 5,, Knoohuizen-Boyd & Davenport $300.36, Higginbotham -Bartlett Co 06.00, BrashearS Hdw 03.30, Plainview Welding Co 03.00, Plainview Oil Co 080.69, W.I.hitesides 06.50, Starch & Paudler 05.35, R.B.George Lachinery Co 015.05, Royalty kotor Co 03.40, Stovall Bros 07.25, Wooldridge Lbr Co 016.80,'Wooldridge Lbr Co$12.60, Dempster Lill Lfg Co $168.00, Clowe & Cowan 0I294.25, Spencer & Dallinger 017. I0, . P. Smith Lfg Co 063.49, 0.D. DBHart 33.42, Universal Traffic Control Co 0440.43, Texas Q Oil Co x8.84, Texas Filling Station 08.50, L.P.Barker Co 094.65,. No further business appearing Council adjourned. AC / (ii((%/.! Edi / ^ RETA' • fAYNF/}i ATTEST: Plainview, Te7=as, Sept I9, I927. City Council met in regular session, L.ayor V.E.Risser presiding. with J.C.Hooper, D.L.Thompson and A.L.Lanford, Alder- men and H.H.Lurray Chief of Police and G.H.Saigling City Secretary present when the following proceedings were had,to-wit; Regularly moved and seconded that approximately 700 feet of sewer line be laid running west from Denver and be- tween 4th & 5th streets, provided right of way for said line c=n be secured. Carried. Estimate NO. I. on present watwrworks extension pro- gram in favor of Roy Irick for $I8,78I.88 was presented to the Council resulting in same being allowed and ordered paid out of the Special Waterworks Extension fund. Regularly moi*edand seconded that West 6th Street from Austin Streetntest-to Columbia be paved and Columbia Street North to Sevthth Street be paved. Sixth Street paving to be 68 feet wide solid paving and Cot'kiimbia Street to be 36 feet wide solid paving. Carried. ORDINANCE N0.272. p/ BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS: That hereafter it shall be unlawful for any person operating or in charge of any automobile, truck or other motor vehicle to bring same to a stop upon Austin Street at any point between the North Boundary Line of Fifth Street and the South Boundary Line of Seventh Street, without park- ing such vehicle by placing same immediately adjacent to the curb and parallel with the curb, and that any person violating this ordinance shall be fined in any sum not less than $1.00 and not more than $100.00. 2ASSED AND ADOPTEI this I9th day of September, I927. ATTEST: A PROVED THIS I9th day of September, I927. 0 6;/(,_;__ UR Regularly mo ed and secondee that the Fire Chief order ten (I0) Firemen's suits for the fire Dept. Carried. Moved and seconded that Tilman Alexander be employed as night Fire Truck driver effective October Ist, and retain- ed in such position if found efficient. Carried. No further business appearing Council adjourned. ATTEST: 191 1.92 Plainview, exas, October I, I927. City Council ret in ; pecial ;;essiol, .:ayor presiding with, J. .:Hooper,.i .aompson, J. '.Cardwell and Li.lderLen and z.i_.:, i gi i),s Citi; L ecretary present when the following rrc 3eedin s were had; to -wit; the following ordinances Nos. 273 & 274 being pre- sented to the Council by the mayor were heard read and sane were pas ed acid applooved as follows - x77 Several parties owning property abutting on that part of nest Sixth Street from the West Boundary Line of Austin Street to the East Boundary Line of Columbia Street* and other parties owning property abutting on that part of Columbia Street between 'bet Seventh Street and nest Sixth Street, appeared in person before the Council and presented orally their request for and also the necessity of improving said Columbia Street from the South Boundary Line of Test Seventh Street to the South Boundary Line of West Sixth Street and said west Sixth Street from the West Boundary Line of Austin Street to the East Boundary Line of Colum- bia. Street, and the Council having heard the arguments and evidence submitted by said parties, alderman presented and moved the adoption of a resolution as follows: *BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY" COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLLINVIEW that it is necessary for the welfare of the City of Plainview and the citizens thereof that Columbia Street from the South Boundary Line of Wee Seventh Street to the South Boundary Line of West Sixth Street and that part of West Sixth Street from the West Boundary Line of Austin Street to the East Boundary Line of Columbia Street be improved by paving said portions of said street and by the construction in connection therewith of the necessary curbs and gutters, drains and storm sewers, and other things necessary to properly construct and complete the paving of said portions of said streets* and the . a.yor is authorized to negotiate with experienced contractors for the doing of auch work and to present to the Council for its consideration and ratification or rejection of any contract made by him with any such contractor*. The motion to adopt said resolution was seconded by Alderman & �Zi.,E'. _a and the mo ti. on being put to a vote was carried by the following vote: J. derma voting Aye. 2r Aldermen • • sed this the I9th day of Sept I927. cretgry. Assessments shall be payable one-tenth cash, due upon completion and acceptance by the City of the work within any of the Districts hereinabove defined and numbered, the balance to be evidenced by certificates bearing such date shall be payable in nine equal installments on or before one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight and nine years, respectively, from the date of the Certificate of Assessment; deferred installments shall bear interest at the rate of eight (8) per cent per annum. Said cer- tificates shall be assignable and issued in the name of the City, declaring the liability of such owners and their property for the payment of such assessment. Certificates will recite that all pro c eedings with reference to making such improvements have been re- gularly had in compliance with law and with the charter of said City and that all prerequisites to the fixing of the assessment lien as the property designated in said Certificate and all pre- requisites re- reguisites to the fixing of the personal liability evidenced by said Certificates have been duly performed and shall be prima facie evi- dence of the facts so recited and no further proof thereof shall be required in any court. All ordinances or resolutions or pares of ordinances or resolutions in conflict herewith are hereby expressly repealed insofar as they are in conflict herewith. The fact that the above designated streets are in a deplorable condition, constitutes an immediate and imperative public necessity that the rule requiring ordinances to be read at three several meetings be suspended, and that this ordinea ce take effect from and after its passage. ATTEST: PASSED G / 2 /9‘ a, 7 1927. APPROVED a_N / `�='�` 1927. of any assessment made against any property owner gild all such assessments which may be made shall be valid and bindingas if all the work had been done and as if all the districts had been paved, and as if no district had been shortened or in any wise changed. Bo aasessment shall be made against any owner of abutting property or his property in any event in excess of the actual benefits to such owner in enhanced value to his property- by roperby means of such improvements as ascertahed by the hearing here- inafter provided for. That fulland fair hearing shall be given to the owners of such property, and to the owner or owners of each piece or tract of such property. Such hearing shall be by and before the City Council. A time and place for such hearing shall be set by the Council, and notice of such hearing shall be given to the owners of such property by advertisement thereof inserted and pub- lished at least three times in some newspaper published in the City of Plainview, the first publication to be made at least ten days before such hearing; and that at such hearing such owners or any of them shall have the right to contest such assessments and to be heard fully as to same, and to contest the personal liability, and to contest the regularity of the proceedings with reference to such improvementa, and the benefits of said improvements to their or his property and any other matter with reference thereto. The cost of collection or assessment and reasonable attorneys fees, if incurred, shall be included in same. Any property owner against whom or whose property any assessment or reassessment has been made shall have the right within twenty days htereafter to bring suit in any court having juris- diction to set aside or correct the same or any proceedings with reference thereto, on account of any error or invalidity therein. But thereafter, such owner, his or her assigns or successors, shall be bearred from any such action or any defense for invalidity in such proneedi* a or assessment or reassessment, or any action in which saw may be in quoati on. That the total cost of constructing curbs in front, &long or around any of said property shall be assessed against the owner thereof and his or her property. Assessment of a portion of the coat of such improve- ments shall be ma4.e against each tract of abutting property, and the owners thereof by the City Council after hearing as hereinr after provided for, and such assessment shall be a personal. liability of the owners of such abutting property and shall con- stitute a lien thereon superior to any other lien or claim except state, county or municipal taxes, and shall be enforced either by the sale of said property in the manner provided by law in the collection of ad valorem taxes by the said city, or by suit against the owners in any court having jurisdiction. Assessments against any property exempt by law from sale under execution, shall be a personal liability against the owner thereof. But the contractor doing such work and making such improvements shall have the right to not do my such work and to omit making such improvement in front of any lot or tract of property which is the homestead of any pe rion, unless the owners of such homestead shall execute and deliver to such contractor a m,lid nechanicta and Materialm is Lien against same securing such, con- tractor in the payment of the portio,t of the cost and expense of such improvement assessed againet such owners by the City Council, and the contractor doing such work by agreement and consent of the City — may leave undone any part of the work, the whole or any part of ei the of said districts, or the work upon which any property abuts and which property may, in the opinion of the City, be insufficient in value to secure the payment of the cost of making any such improve- ment, and the City may, with the consent of the contractor, shorten or lengthen either of said districts, and any auth change as here- inabove provided for shall not have any effect upon the va1idiij as above described, figures showing the total estimate met of the sidewalk or curb necessary to be placed as such premises in conformity with this ordinance. The information thus obtained shall be used in the advertisement and at the hearing herein- after provided. That any description or designation of property or of owners of property reasonably sufficient to apprise such owner that he or his property is intended by such description or desig- nation shall be;-deemeda.nd heldto-:lhe sufficient description or designation; and no defective of erroneous description or desig- nation shall invalidate or impair such list, estimates or any other master or thing herein provided for, or done in pursuance of this ordinance nor invalidate or impair any assessment hereafter made against any property or owner so intended to be described or designated; and that if this provision be held in any respect invalid, that same shall not in any way affect the remainder of this ordinance or any other part hereof, nor any action hereafter taken or ordinance hereafter adopted by the Council, but all same shall nevertheless remain in full force and effect. That the cost of making such improvements, except curbs, shall be paid as follows: One-fourth (1/4) of the total cost together with the entire cost of the sewer outlet by the aforesaid city, and three- fourths (3/4) of the total cost, except the cost of the sewer out- let by the abutting property owners, the cost to be calculated for the respective districts hereinabove defined and numbered. That the cost of each property owner shall be in proportion as his or her frontage bears to the total frontage of t st portion of the Street improvedy lying within the particular District, as hereinabove defined and numbered, upn which such owners property abuts or adjoins, except as otherwise determined at the hearing on benefits hereinafter provided for. That said work be done according to the plans and apecif ications made by the City Engineer, Lewis H. Johnson, and adopted by said City as a part of the contract of said City with the Jordan Construction Company, Contractor, which contract was duly ratified by an Ordinance adopted on the /-'°'�` day of October, 1927, which contract le recorded in Book 5, page 142, 4 et seq., Minutes of said City Council. That Lewis H. Johnson, who has heretofore been selected and appointed as the Engineerr for the doing of said work, be and 1e is hereby instructed and ordered to make an estimate of the probable cost of such improvements as contemplated in said plans and specifications which are made a part hereof, giving said city the benefit of said estimated cost, that he prepare a list of 10.40,1 all lots or fractional lots and other tracts of land situated on the part of such streets as are indicated above, giving the number and size of same, the number of the block in which situated or other description of every tract not known by number , the names of the owners if known, and if there ia any lot or fractional lot or other tract of land the owner of which is unknown, the same shall be entered on said list as *U*. Tt shall be the further duty of the said Lewis H. Johnson to enter on said list, opposite each lot or fractional. lot and other tract of land lying and being on each side of the street and parte of streets above mentioned, three -eights (3/8) of the estimated expense of the grading, paving, erection of gutters, and other expense incident to the paving in front, adjoining or opposite such lot or fractional lot or other tract of land calculated by the "PRCU7 FOOT PLAN OR RULE*, that is the total frontage of the property of each owner is to the total frontage of the property on that portion of such street thus to be improved ly& g within the particular Diatrict, as above defined and numbered upon which such owners pro- perty abuts adjoins, and they shall also enter on said list op- posite each lot or fractional part of lot or tract of land situated "The City Council of the City of Plainview having submitted to a vote of the people of the said City the question whether or not they should accept or reject the terms and benefits of Chapter 11, Title 22 of the Revised Civil Statutes of 1911, en- titled "Sttreet Improvemente*, and at a regular called eieetton held for that purpose, a majority of the resident property owners, who were qualified voters having voted for the adoption of said law, the terms and benefits of said Chapter shall inure to said city, and be exercised according to the terms thereof, and the Council shall have power to enforce the same*. 'WHEREAS, the provisions of Article 1016, Revised Civil Statutes of 1911, one of the Articles in said Chapter grants to the said City full power to pass all ordinances and resolutions necessary or proper to give full force thereto and to every part of said Chapter; and WHEREAS, it is now advisable in the opinion of the said City, to place into immediate operation, machinery necessary for the paving of certain parts of streets in said City, the erec- tion of curbs, gutters and other necessary appurtenances, includ- ing drains and storm sewers,, upon or along said streets and other streets, to -wit: Columbia Street from the South Boundary Line of West Seventh Street to the South Bounda4y Line of West Sixth Street, which is now and shall in all proceedings hereafter taken in re- gard to the paving of said portion of said Street, be designated ae District No. 16. Vest Sixth Streetfrom the West Boundary Line of Austin ... Street to the East Boundary Line of Columbia Street, which is noir.: and shall in all proceedings her.eaf tea taken in regard to the paving of said portion of said Street, be designated as District No. 17. BE IT ORDA.INED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OP THE CITY OP pLAwyrew that the portions of streets above described shall be im proved by paving same and by constructing thereon in connection there- with necessary curbs and gutters and other appurtenances, including: drains and storm sewers. ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE ORDERING THE IMPROVEMENT OF PARTS OF COLUMBIA AND WEST .STREETS IN THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS BY THE CONSTRUCTION OF PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS, MAKING PROVISION FOR: ASSESSING PART OF THE COST THEREOF AGAINST THE OWNERS OF PROPERTY ABUTTING ON SAID STREETS, PROVIDING PROCEDURE PQ HEARING AND NOTICE, AND MAKING PROVISION FOR THE ENFORCEMENT AND COLLECTION OF SUCH ASSESSMENTS, PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF ASSIGNABLE INTEREST- BEARING CERTIFICATES,; EVIDENCING THE INDEBTEDNESS OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS BY VIRTUE OF SUCH ASSESSMENT, PROVIDING FOR LIENS TO SECURE THEIR PAYMENT AND PRO- VIDING FOR THE CORRECTION OF ASSESSMENTS ERRONEOUSLY MADE• WHEREAS, the City of Plainview, Texas had adopted the benefits of the prow ieions of Chapter 11, Title 22, Revived Civil Statutes of Texas of 1911 by a majority vote of the legally qualified property taxpaying voters, residing in said City; at an election held on the 18th day of November, 1916; and WHEREAS, the City Council of said City did on the 20th day of November, 1916,.after said election, pass an order declaring the results of the said election, and declaring the pro- visions of said Chapter and Title applicable to and governing said City mall respecte, which order is of record in Vol. 3, page 37, et secs., of the Minutes of said City of Plainview;; and WHEREAS, on the 6th day of April, 1920, the people of the City of Plainview, under and by virtue of authority of the Constitution of Texas, adopted a Charter, Section 81 of which is as follows: SECTION 13. The fact that the City is in immediate need of the use of the Street Improvements contemplated in this. ordinance creates an emergen:4Y and an imperative public necessity that the rule requiring ordinances to be read at three meetings be suspended and that this ordinance take effect immediately after passage, and it is so ordained. A. D. 1927. ATTEST: PASSED AND APPROVED this the / — day of Sep4olakenv ''PROVED AB TO FORM AND LEGALITY. CITY ATT(Y. SECTION 12. To pair the interest and create a sinking fund to retire said warrants at their maturity, it and to Y, provide for ten. (104) per cent attorneys' fees in event of default. a tax of and at' the s rate of ten his'' i on the One Hundred Dollars valuation of taxable property in said City of Plainview, out of the two dollar (12.00) taxing fund of said city, is hereby levied for the year1928; that during the year 1928 and each year thereafter while any of said warrants are outstanding and unpaid, and"at the time other city taxes are levied in each of said years, there shall be computed and ascertained what rate of tali based upon the latest approved tax rolls of said city will be necessary, requisite and sufficient to fully snake, raise and produce in each of said years the amount of principal necessary to be raised for that year, plus the interest maturing in said year upon the amount of this series of warrants outstanding and unpaid, and to provide for ten per cent (10 %) attorneys, fee in event of default, and for each of said years there is hereby ordered to be levied, assessed and collected in due time, form and manner, a tax at suds rate as shall be found necessary as aforesaid, and all of the proceeds from such taxes shall be placed in a separate fund for this series of warrants,: known and designated aa "Street Improvement Warrant Fund, Series 192*, and the City !Measurer shall not honor any draft upon said fund, or pay out any of the same except in the payment of interest on said warrants or for retiring the ease, or for attorneys' fees as above provided. The sum of HUNDRED, T iERTY 4P VE ($ • D OLILRS is hereby appropriated out of the current unapproptiated funds available therefor to pay the interest to mature on this issue of warrants during the year 1928. The City Secretary is hereby ordered todrair his warrant on the Treasurer and the Treasurer is hereby ordered and directed to cash acid warrant, places the proceeds in the speed al fund created by this order and to use the funde for rio other purpose than as herein provided. JORDAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, BY This is to certify that NEMER OF THOF IRF IR 1. has received the within principal warrant and interest coupons thereto annexed from the Jordan Construction Company, Plainview, Texas, and for value received and without recourse on said hereby transfers, a$signs, sells and delivers to bearer all right, title and interest in and to same, and said bearer is hereby. subrogated to all claims, liens, rights or title whatever at law or in equity, which are or may be secured to said • SECTION 10. Said warrantsshall be executed and delivered to the said Jordan Construction Company, contractors,, upon completion of the contract in accordance with the terms and provisions thereof, or upon certified atatement of account based on unit prices set forth in the contract; such delivery to be made only after inspection of material furnished and labor performed under said contract and accept- ance of said material and labor by the City Council or officers designated by it. SECTION 11• A fund is hereby made and created, and shall be provided and set aside out of funds derived from taxes authorized to be levied and collected by the Constitution and Laws of the State of Texas, said fund to be designated Street Improvement Warrant Fund, Series 1925, which fund shall be used for no purpose save and except to pay the interest on and provide the necessary sinking fund for said warrants at their maturity and to pay attorney's feea in case of default. CITY TREASURER, CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS. SECTION t. The form of interest coupon shall be substantially as follows: NO. ON THE FIRST DAY OF 19 The City Treasurer of the City of Plainview, Texas will pay to the bearer at the Hanover National Bank of New York City, New York, the sum of ) DOLLARS, same being months' interest due on City of Plainview Street. Improvement Warrants, Series 1927, No. dated October 1st, 1927, to which this coupon is attached, and is a part hereof. CITY SECRETARY. Gr—u4ezmaLeicat___ MAYOR. SECTION 9. The form of endorsement on the reverse side of said warrant shall be substantially as foblows: ENDORSEI NT THIS IS TO CERTIFY that Jordan Construction Company, contractor, has received the within principal warrant and the interest coupons thereto annexed from the City of Plainview, Texas, and for value received, and without recourse on said Company, hereby transfers, assigns, sells_ and delivers to or bearer, all right, title and dmtereat in and to same, and said bearer is hereby subrogated to all claims, liens, rights or title whether at law or in equity, which are or may be secured to said Jordan Construction Company, contractors, contractors, by virtue of a certain contract with said City, of date September Zetiv, 192$, in consideration of the complete pens fornce of which this warrant was issued. which iv, to -wit: ten per cent (100) of the amount of default. THIS WARRANT ie one of a series of nine (9) warrants, numbered consecutively from one (1) to nine (B) inclusive, four of the denomination of $500.00 each and five of the denomination of $1000.00 each, aggregating the sum of $7000.00,, issued for the purpose of evidencing the indebtedness of said City of Plainview, Texas, to Jordan Construction Company, contractors, or bearer, for the construction of permanent pavement in said City, in accord- ance with the terms and stipulations of contract of date September 20th, 1927, and the plans and specifications attached thereto, unser and by virtue of the Constitution and Laws of the State of Texas,. and the Charter of said City, and, pursuant to an ordinance passed by the City Council of said City of Plainview on the /9daY of 1927, which ordinance is duly recorded in the Minutes of said City Council. The date of this warrant, in conformity with the Ordinance above mentioned, is October 1st, 192?. But the City reserves the right to pay and retire this warrant on any interest paying date prior to its maturity. AND IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED AND RECITED that all acts, conditions and things required to be done precedent to and in the issuance of this warrant have been properly done, have happened and been performed in regular and due time, form and manner, as required by law, and that the total indebtedness of said City, including this warrant, does not exceed any constitutional or statutory limitatbn. IN WITNESS WHEREOI, the City of Plainview has caused the corporate seal of said City to be hereto affixed and this warrant to signed by its Mayor and countersigned by its City Secretary, as of the date last above written. COUNTERSIGNED: MAYOR, CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS. CITY SECRETARY, CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TELAS. REGISTERED: Thie the day of A. D. 3927. SECTION 7. Said warrants shall be in substantially the following form: NO. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF HAIR, CITY OF PLAINVIEW, STREET IMPROVEMENT WARRANT, SERIES 1927. • The City of Plainview, in the County of Hale, and State of Texas, for value received, is justly indebted and promises to pay to Jordan Construction Company, contractors, or bearer, on the First day of March, 19the principal, sum of DOLLARS in lawful money of the United States of America, together with interest thereon from the date hereof until paid at the rate of six (6%) per cent per annum, payable March 1st, 1928, and there- after semi-annually on the Piret_day of September and the First day of March of each year, and the full faith and credit of said city is hereby irrevocably pledged to the prompt payment of this warrant and the annexed coupons, and the City Treasurer is authorized, ordered ana directed tip pay to bearer said principal sum) together with interOet thereon, evidenced by coupons attached hereto, principal and interest payable at Hanover National Bank of New York City, New York, upon presentation and surrender of warrant or proper coupons. In event the sum of money represented by this warrant and annexed coupons shall not be paid at maturity, the same shall thereafter bear interest at the rate of six (6%) per cent per annum until fully paid, and in the event of such default and it becomes necessary for the holder hereof, or of any coupons attached hereto, to place claim therefor in the hands of an attorney for collection or to institute auit hereon, the City of Plainview promises to pay to the holder hereof a reasonable attorney + e fee, to the Contractors for making said street improvements. Said warrants are to be delivered to the contractors on estimates of labor performed and material furniahed in accordance with said contract approved by the City Engineer and by the City Council. SECTION 4. Said warrants shall be numbered consecutively from one to nine inclusive, and four of them shall be in denomination of $500.00 each, and five of them Shall be in the denomination of $1000.00 each, aggregating in all the sum of $7000.00. They shall be dated October lat, 1927, and shall matuae serially as follows: W WARRANT NUMBER. MATURITY DATE. AMOUNT. 1 March lat, 1929 $500.00 2 " * 1930 500.00 3 " e` 1931 500.00 4 " 1932. 500.00 5 • a 1933 1000.00 6 ° a 1934 1000.00 7 ' • 1935 1000.00 8 a r 1936 1000.00 9 s a 1937 1000.00 But the City shall have the option of paying before said maturities one or all said warrants at any interest paying date. SECTION 5. said warrants shall bear interest at the rate of 6% per annum from date until paid, interest payable March 1st, 1928, and thereafter semi-annually on the first day of September and the first day of March each year. The principal and interest of said warrants shall be payable at the Hanover National Bank of New York City, New York. SECTION 6. Said warrants shall be signed by the Mayor, countersigned by the City Secretary and registered by the City e Treasurer, and the seal of the City shall be impressed upon each of them. The facsimile signatures of the Mayor and City Secretary_ may be lithographed upon the coupons attached to each of said warrants. AND, SAS, the contractor has made and presented to the City Council its Bond in the amount of $ conditioned as required by law, and by the Ordinance of the City Council, for the faithful performance of said contract; and WHEREAS, the City Council, after due consideration, finds and is of opinion that the said contract above set out is a fair contract and should be approved and made the contract of the City; and WHEREAS, the City does not have available sufficient funds to pacts portion of the cost for making the said street improvement; and WHEREAS, as set forth in the contract, it is contem- plated that the City shall pat itsproportion of said cost by the issuance and delivery to the said contractor of legally issued warrants of the City; THEREFORE, IT ORDAINED BY Tg CITY CECIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION 1. That said contract so made between the City, acting by its mayor, W. E. Risser, and the Jordan Construction Company, be and the same is in all things approved by the City Council of the City of Plainview, and is hereby adopted and de- clared and made to be the contract of this Council and of the City of Plainview, Texas. SECTION 2. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL that in so far as said Council is authorized to do so said Council has in all things approved Baia bonds,, which bonds having been ap- proved by the Mayor are ordered filed as required by law. SECTION 3. That warrants of said City to be denomin- ated "CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, STREET IMPROVEMENT WARRANTS, SERIES 1927* be issued under and by virtue of the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas, and the Charter of the City of Plainview, Texas, for the purpose of evidencing the indebtedness of the said City ty oi' Plainview accepts the said "agree merit on the part of the contraotor, agrees to make the aasessarents against the property owners of property abutting on said street in all respects as required by law for three-fourths of the cost of baid improvements, and to pay to the contractor one-fourth of the cc at of said improvement, appraaimately the sum of $72b0.00, in warrants as above de scribed. That part of Columbia Strset to be paved as above descn¢`ibed shall bs known as District No. 16 and that part of West 8acth street above described *hail be known as pistr.ot No. 17, and payrent shall be mode by the City as the work progresses and eertificates of assessment for the work done in either of said districts shall be made ana cislivered to the contractor when the work in such district is completed and aaoepted by the City. Th s aontraotor shall have the right tcc omit doing work and leave out the construction of the pavement, mutat +end gutters upon that part of either of said d istr ices upon whish am property exempted es haemostead abutts unless the owner of wteh stead property shall exsoute valid materialmon and mechanic's lied against game to secure the ntraotor in his proper proportion f 'the cost for doing said work i aocordance with this contract, IN TESTIMONY iHERNOP, MUM the name of the G itty, wCilxed by its Mayor, W. B. Risser, and the name of the contractor, bY naming member,. this 20th day of September, 1927. CITY BY JORIMN CON TRH ON COMPANY, BY A ::::: Pries man- apmplte, for te in ( ) eu . ,Atild for or 100 ft, } basins r ? T:ar#,y Dolla s. WRITTEN PRICES Cetnts, re Dollars . 4.00 day for bor on extra Cost psr day for team labor on extra work. Seven Do 30.00 No Dollars. 1 4.00 ::::::: w4. Assessments re, 7.00 :::: �n1 Qr agz'ses to a+ wept Cert if i oats a of a �tnet owners of abutting for that part f the post of said we to be paid by suet abutting property All such assesemente, however, to be made in strut with the law* the charter and ordinances and said e to be payable one-tenth cash when the work Is Qom» pl.e ted, and the balance in equal installments, one to rinse years, as at 4% interest, serest payable annually; the oertitt:,atase to be in usual ferMcprOVIde for' attorneys fees and for maturity Apo* default in the payment of principal or interest, but the City shall dsseLtilt.Jitriluttookototonitemossitikevered by valid liens against property owner. ysrr that part of the coot f work to be paid by `Cityb roximately THOUSAND, ?WV NUIVOID, p! TY ($1250.00) � R$, the contractor agrees to accept the legally issued warrants aerially in ten years, of the City, payableA$500 or. 31009 •soh year, beginning with $arch 1st,, 1929 j and s Per ts $exest Fast AU rants to bear six THE STA= OF TEXAS: THIS COUNTY 07 HAM i 0 THIS AMU= Bali County, struot on Company o, made a into between the City sass hereinaf r called the •Citys and ,ale County Texas 88: Pia inf ie led the "Contractor" Y8 TO NIT t to the 8ou ►8• the City Ceunoil on the 19th day of 8spteabsr, ution de raining the necessity fax paving that set from the South Boundary Line of West Seventh undary Line of West Sixth Street, and that part of at Sixth Street from the west Bo the Bast Boundary Line of Columbia 8t said City to negotiate with contract* wort: and for said City,a the approval of the City C+eu1 of said City upoe ddi ng +ei` said work:, IT 18 AMEND that the sontradtor wi.] complete the work above *optioned and 'the mit so found neonssary to be dons upon ss etre and the GonetruotiQA of all nesfssary +air ezee and sewers in e►ec erdan ce with the Spec if ica 'Winger far the City, and in asoordan by said Bngieeesr,Aut its own oast and and *,aped terials, ma :ine ry• labor, supsryisi, an and oche Nissary fax the said senetruetion, and the camp l'Ulm thereof donee with the .said specifications andplans made by raid Ba. rrhieh plans and specification/ for said seek are made a part e of fore prises as f ell awe e mayor# Bary Line of Austin dtree t to t d contrite nil directed the Mayor of the perf orem.nele of seid the If t4 R. Risser, acting agreed, subject to the terms for the Q and gutters, 9r met br Lswis +s tit `tk Sped f i• t IT M8 *BITTEN PRICIS8 FIG 8 • rf•I iitf• ii . Z�i tijjf:ti is»I :Z:2 I:Zi !13 •i : St i:fS Prlee per square yard to: * ' brick pave. sent ccaplete on 4" Two I o2.lare and Eighty -ori.,„- concrete foundation Genu. =2.88 Price p+or 1 gravel ooncre curb and gutter. r lin. f ono: to a b, t or ab. eighty Cents» .80 Price per lin.. f t. for conasete gutter Price ;pair lin. c o nerete header place, » for n Forty C I'r.ce per lin. ft. inch sewer p #P+ in place Prise per soh p ipe is plaee, Frio per lin i't. for la" power PIP. in pietist Price per cru. yd. for extra cone ty Ge nta . Ice per eu. yd. for rth excavation, Fifty 0 Dollars. 1. .40 AN ORD mow* RATIFYING AND CONFIRMING THE CONTRACT BETWEEN JORDAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, AS CONTRACTOR, AND TEE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN PAVING AND THE DOING OF OTHER WORE IN CC - TION THEREWITH ON CERTAIN STREETS IN THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS•. PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF CITY OF SH "ET I dPR VEMEWARRANTS, SERIES 1927, IN THE AMOUNT OF SEVEN TROD ($7000.00) DOLIARS, BEARING SIX PER CENT INTEREST, PROVIDING FOR THE DELIVERY OF SAID WARRANTS Ilte THE CONTRACTOR, PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF WARRANT AND PROVIDING FOR THE LEVY AND COLLEC- TION OF A TAX ON ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS TO PAY THE INTEREST ON SAID WARRANTS AND CREATE A SINKING FUND FOR THE REDE MPTT ON THEREOF AT THEIR MATURITY. WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore determined the necessity of constructing certain street improvement on portions of Columbia Street and West Sixth Street in the City of Plainview, by a resolution of the City Council adopted Septocher 19th, 1927, and of record in the minutes of the City Council in Vol. 5, page /9l %y , and which resolution authori- zed the mayor, ;,fid. E. Risser, to negotiate with experienced con- tractors for the doing of such work and to =present to the Council for its consideration and ratification or rejection of any contract made by him with any such contractor; and WHEREAS, the Mayor of the City of Plainview has negotiated and contracted with Jordan Construction Company for the doing of said work and which contract is as follows: Plainview, Texas, October 3, I927. City Council net in regular session, Layor W.E.Risser pre- siding with J.C.Hooper, D.L.Thompson, J.B.Cardwell and A.L. Lanford Aldermen, H.H.Lurray Chief of Police and G.H.Saigling City Secretary present when the following proceedings we've had, to -wit; linutes of a Special held on Sept Sth, I927, Regular session on Sept I9th and Special Session on October Ist were read resulting in same being approved as read. Regularly moved and seconded that the City Pay to J.W. Puckett $300.00 for strip of Land 75 ft X 453 ft for street purposes out of the H.LcClelland Addition. Carried. I'oved and seconded that the City defray expenses of R.P.Smyth to Austin in order that he may confer with the State Fire Insurance Comissioner relative to matters concer- ning prolpable increase in City's Insurance key Rate. Carried. Loved and seconded that the Property rendition of the Plainview Cotton Oil Co for the I927 Tax Roll be reduced from $90,000.00 to 075,000.00. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that the City purchase I2 Paralell Parking Signs on standards high enough to be seen over the tops of cars parked at the curb, same to be used on the three blocks in business art of town where Paralell park- ing ONLY is permitted. Carried. Lroved and seconded that the salaries of H.L.Hood and E.R.Walker be set at 090.00 per month, effective October I, 1927. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that P.E.Printz and Claude Lartin be dropped INSTANTER from the City's employment and paid their salaries upto and including this date the 3rd day of Ocotber, 1927. Carried. The gas Fitter's Bonds of F.D.Carpenter, F.P.Courtney, Veal & Veal and Ray Law were presented to the Council resulting in their being accepted and approved. The following reports for the month of September, 1927, were hear and same were accepted and approved- :Thief of Police 3I3.80, G.H.Saigling Water and sewer and liscellaneous Collect+ ions $1305.00, G.H.Saigling Delinquent TTxes 31096.77. The Following Salaries and Bills for the L.onth of September were allowed and ordered paid:- Salaries :LIS:- Geo 3.1;i3hols J.i.2erk-ths Frank Stultz Cecil 511-ith 3100.00, 1-e Hardin 31_0().00, L.L.Lood Labry L.H.Larray C.00, 7.1].21rt ,-1150.00, Henry linter ,;150.00, L.L.Jlark 3150.00, J._.Jrigsby .*160.00, .1isser 3175. .400.00, Paul Bryan 3I0• .00, 3.C.Hcms Jinn ;',;,125.00, Ed Ross H.A.LSillorter Jr 305.00, Jcthn Vaughn 15.00, iilliars Lartin cI00.00, Plainview Fire Dept 345.00, D.P.Jones :T40.00, 7.J.Hooper 5.00, J.B.]ardwell D.:.ThoLpson 35.00, .1,.Lanford ClauCertin I50 00, H. :.'-isor 2.2c.Zates • 7.E.Printz I0u.00, Doss Loe s'90.00, A.2.Herrod 90.00, J.J.2ancers )15.00, Howard Eunter Ceo '2,isser ;;;14.40, H.L.Hightower 17 30, E.,Austin 3I9.0, 3.E.Bolles 019.20, 2..L.Harris 31.60, neo Rise H.:.hightower Howard Hunter ,.L.Bolles :19.20, Cecil Snith 7.A.Austin 2.E.Bolles :19.20, "_:reo Hisser .7:14.40, -rowa,rd Hzinter 0.L.14ightorer Howard Hunter 30.00, 2.E.3olles '3-eo Hicer 10.40, TT.L.Hightcrer I.J. Simpkins 316.00, E.A.Austin 310.20, BILLS:- Texas Utilities Co 3295.75, Texas Utilities Co 7.exas Utilities Co 25.64, exas Utilities Jo 32.36, Texas Utilities Go 31.60, automotive -.,epair Shop 322.E50, 5 0,.aockwell -ros Jo „::C.60, Plainview Tews ,:25.7z), Burroughs _Idding Lachine Co %"J.:), Shoo: Battery Co 37.25, Thatcher 7rint- ing Jo I.70, Donohoo-dare How Cc Burt :lectric 2hop IL.75, :night Auto Jo4.05, Fulton Lbr Co 5.55, .T.D.Hatcher 355.65, 3./ard 311.00, harfer - Lysart 360.6L, Texas Utilities CD 31.60, Bonner -Price 07.oS, H:noohuizen-Boyd 0 Davenport 3300.36, Higginbotham -Bartlett Go 36.00, Brashears Hdw 35.50, Plainview Velding Co 313.00, 21aidview 011 Go .4J80.69, '3.L.Whitesides 36.50, Starch 0 Paudler 35.35, 2...Ceorge I achinery Co 315.05, Royalty lotor Co 340, Stovall 2ros 37.25, 400ldridge Lbr Co 316.00, iooldridge Lbr Co 312.60, Dempster Lill Ifg Co 3I68.00, Clowe 0 Cowan 31294.25, Spencer 0 Lallin er Ifg Go 363.. mui ORDINANCE NO. ai'7o7 • AN ORDINANCE DETERMINING THE NECESSITY OF LEVY- ING AN ASSESS1ENT AGAINST TIM PROPERTY, AND THE OTTERS THEREOF, IN THE CITY OF PIAINVIEW', TEXAS, ABUTTING T9POET STREETS AND PARTS OF STREETS HEREINAFTER NAMED, FOR PART OF THE COST OF IMPROVING SAID STREETS, FIXING A TIME FOR THE HEARING OF THE OWNERS OF SAID PROPERTY CONCERNING SAVE, AND DIRECTING THE CITY SECRETARY TO GIVE NOTICE F SATh HEARING REQUIRED BY ARTICLE 1093, REVISED CIVIL STATUTES OF TEXAS. IAEREAS, on the lst day of Uctobtr, 1927, the City Council of the City of Plainview, by Ordinance suly passed and adopted, did order the improvement of certain streets and parts of atreets in avid Ordinance and hereafter particularly deecri bed, by paving and erecting curbs., gutters and other necessary appur- tenances inchding drains and storm sewers in said atreetas des- cribed as follows: Columbia Street from the South Boundary Line of West Seventh Street to the South Boundary Line of idlest Sixth Street, which is now and shall in all proceedings hereafter taken in re- gard to the paving of said portion of said Street, be designated as District Na. 16. West Sixth Street from the West Boundary Line of Austin Street to the East Boundary Line of Columbia Street, which is now and shall in all proceedings hereafter taken in regard to the paving of said portion of aaid street, be designated as District No. 17. WHEREAS, the City of Plainview has entered into a contract with Jordan Construction Company for the performance of said work and the said Jordan Construction Company has duly given bond for the performance of aid work and for the maintenance of same, and Lewis H. Johnson, City Engineer, has, in accordance with the said Ordinance ordering the improvement of the above mentioned streets, filed his report with the City as to the cost of said improvements, and as to the ownership of property abutting on said street 80 to be improved, and the estimated proportionate expense of the said improvements, for Which the respective owners of property abutting on said streets will be liable; MEEREFGRE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PI 1NV'IEW- That the report of Lewis H. Johnson, City Engineer, which has been duly examined, be and it is hereby approved; and BE IT FUR'_... 1 ORDAINED That after a full and fair hearing is had ae provided for herein, that part of the cost of said improvements shall be assessed againat the abutting property upon the streets so improved and the owners thereof, and that the total cost of said improvements shall be apportioned and paid as f of lows; (a) That the cost of making such improvement, except curbs, shall be paid as follows; One-fourth. (1/4) of the total cost by the aforesaid city and three-fourths_ (3/4) of the total coat by abutting property owners, the cost to be calculated for the respective districts above defined. (b) That the cost of each property owner shall be in proportion as his or her frontage bears to the total frontage of that portion of the street improved, lying within the particular district, as above defined and pumbered, upon rich such owners property abuts or adjoins, except as otherwise determined an the hearing on benefits as hereinafter provided for. (c) That the total cost of constructing curbs in front, along or around any of said property than be assessed against the owner thereof and hia or her property. (d) The assessment shall be a personal liability of the owners of such abutting property and shall constitute a lien thereon superior to any other lien or claim except state, county or municipal. taxes, and shall be enforced either by the sale of said property in the manner provided by law in the collection of ad valorem taxes by the said City, or by suit against the owner in any court having jurisdiction, under the provisions of Chapter 11, Title 22, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas of 1911, Chapter 9 of Title 28, Revised Statutes of 1925. (e) No assessment shall be made against any owner of abutting property or his property in any event in excess of the actual benefits to such owner in enhanced value to his property by means of such improvementa as ascertained at such hearing. The part of said cost to be paid by said property owners. and assessed against them and their property abutting upon said streets shall be paid in ten equal installments, as follows: One-tenth cash, due upon completion and acceptance by the City of the work within any particular district hereinabove defined and numbered, the balance to be evidenced by certigicates bearing date of such completion, shall be payable in nine equal installments on or before one, two, three, four, five, • six, seven, eight and nine years, respectively, after the date of the Certificate of Assessment; deferred installments shall bear intereat at the rate of eight (8) per cent per annum; provided that any property owner may pay before maturity by payment of principal and accrued intereat; and SIT S, according to the report and statement of the En- gineer, hereby approved, the total estimated cost of improvements is $26,683.05, proportional amounts to be assessed. against abutting property and its owners and to be paid by the City are as follows: Amounts asaessed against property owners for paving, excavation, gutters, atorm sewers $18,535.62, For curbs 898.30 Total........... Amounts to be paid by City for paving, excava- $ 6,7 5.39 tion, gutters, storm sewers Outlet sewer paid in full 513.84 Tota • • • • • $19,433.82 S a • • s s • • • • s . • • . • • • • 4 7, 2 9.24 $26,483.05 Amount per front foot ass(.seed against each owner and the property for paving including excavation, gutters and other necessary appurtenances, inc"tiding drains and suers, is as follows: DISTRICT NO. lfi......... $ 7.5447 DISTRICT NO. 17. 10.6679 WHEREAS, according to said report, the names of the owners of said property, and the description of their property, and amounts contemplated to be assessed against each lot and its owner,. are as follows,.. to—wit: o mo rrt 0 1 3 00 7r 1D rn CO CD 0, H 71 F0 o 0 3 Z a m r W. m: 0 O z A 0 0Wr 0 3 O 1,71 Z 07 m: N 0 0 z .A .1, .t. .A W W W CM 0 0 00 VD 00 eD m W r 0 O 3 0• ti 0101 0101 4. .P .P .w .1. 01 D0 Z A R � K p.1 0 00 ro o p, o 0 :92rt 1.4 rD 0/•.+ 3 � W oa ro•- M 0 CI - o Al C. 4, 1-15 0 ro 0 01 0101 00 3 . o 0 0 0 0 00 0 a c71 I lo'I Jo •ld 9i' •N pp laa3 c01 b ro b b 'CI rob 'rob "c1,'11b FE. 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N 00 0o 0 en 01 0 14 00 0 00 1 1-' 1 0 1 00 00 A O ' -0 O• 0 0 c 0 a 1 O rt 0 0 rt NOW, THEREFOR,, BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED That a hearing shall be given to said owners, or tht2ir agents and attorneys, and all persons interested in the said matter, as to the said assess- ments, and as to the amount to be assessed against each owner, and his property, by reason of said improvements, and shall be given a right to contestthe regularity of the proceedings with reference to the improvement, and the benefits of said improvements, to their property, and any other property with reference thereto, which hearing shall be held at the City Hall in the Ci view, County of Hale, and State of Texas, on th of Plain - day of (62,4_,/, 1927, at 2:00 orclock F. ISI., at which time all of said owners, their agents or attorneys, xxxisizsmaxxxissmsmtliss or persons interested in said property, are notified.to appear and be heard; at acid hearing said owners or other persons may appear by counsel or in person, and may offer evidence, and 'sail hearing shall be adjourned from day to day until fully accomplished. The City Secretary is hereby directed to give notice of said hearing by inserting a copy of this ordinance at least three times in some newspaper published in the aforesaid city, the f iret publication to be madeat least ten day.a before the date of the hearing. The City Secretary is alsodirected to give fur- ther notice of said hearing by mailing to said owners, their agents or attorneys, a copy hereof, whenever the address of said owner, agent or attorney is available on the tax records of said City. PASSED = - / 9 a- 7 , PPROvED CettlgtA fi /9 a 7 ATTEST:M .YY C"14 :f4 i. 4 • MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES LEWIS H. JOHNSON CONSULTING ENGINEER PLAI N V I E W, TEXAS October 4, 1927. CERTIFICATE ESTIMATE NO. 2. The Honorable Mayor and City Council, Plainview, Texas. Gentlemen: - I have examined the work performed by the Jordan Construction Company on District No. 15 and find the same"con- structed according to plans and specifications, and recoimnetd that Assessment Certificates Nos. 200 to 230, inclusive, be issued; also that payment be made to the Contractor as follows: To total work completed to date, including Engineering Fee, 3 66,696.93 Leas: Engineering Fee @ 5%, Certificates Nos. 200 inclusive,. . • • • Previous Certificates, Total Deductions, • • • • • 4 3,176,04 to 230, • • • • Net Amount Due Contractor, Respectful 31,814.30 12,498.72 47,489.06 $ 47,489.06 this Estimate, . . $ 19,207.87 Submitte nsultin gineer. Work done and Materials Delivered to Dist. No. 14. 1,301.12 Lin. Ft. Curb and Gutter, . . . 8 $ 0.80, . .4 1,040.89 1,850.00 Cu. Yds. Excavation, . . . . © 0.50, 925.00 980.00 Sq. Yds. Brick, at curb, . , @ 1.10, 1,078.00 25.00 Tons Joint Filler, at curb, @ 21.00, '525.00 450.00 Bbla. Cement on hand, . • . . . @ 3.61, 1,624.50 7,602.00 Lbs. Reinforcing Steel, on hand, © 0.045, 342.89 12.00 Cu. Yds, Concrete, in Culvert, © 20.00 240.00 Total work and materials in Dist. No. 14, .. . .4 5,77648 Less 10% Retained, 577.62 Net amount of work and materials in Dist. No. 14, . . 5,198.66 FINANCIAL STATEMENT TO ACCOMPANY CERTIFICATE ESTIMATE NO. 2, SHGWING PAYMENTS MADE TO C )NTRACT OR ON W )RK DINE AND MATERIALS DELIVERED, TO DATE. Payments made by City, in cash. .Estimate No. 1, August 26, 1927, . Certificate Estimate No. 1, Sept. 8, . . $ 12,777.73 1927, 74878.38 Total Payments to Contractor, . Amount Die on Certificate Estimate No. 2, Diff. is Amount advanced on work done and materials delivered. .4 20,656.11 19,207.87 $ 1,448.24 CY7-4)T11".1,1E::, NO*.• • Acx:EFTING 3TNrY2 IMP0VE=NTS TITz JoRDAN GOMTUCTION tr.,011,PA1Y G.-.Y1IFI:-,;ATrS OF ':.PBBIAL rViry,.NCING INDEBTA)NZ;2 OF V.01,) OWNETz pRopFRTY Is BEND - FITTED BY IY:LAEING AN Y. g3 heretofore on the - day of 192 , t'- eity council of the .;ity of P1zirr pas edn ordinance ratifying a oontract been of Plainview and the Jordan Construction eompeny, pro for the improVementef certain streets arld parts of etre t in the eity of Plainview, Texas, and Vil-T_AJ431 heretofore, on the -day of 192 the eity eouncil of the eity of P1ainvtOv, passe an ordinance ordering *km certain improvenen certain streets and portiofl1 of streeto in the .ity Plainview, Teeet„ a 'el'etele'ee on the g1' day of 9 the ,e,ity Counpil of the elty of P1a1nvtCW, exa paed at ordinance levying an assessment egainst -0,r1 p. owners thereof, abutting upon streets and portions o etre to be improved; ands e7eReee, the Jordan eonstruction eompany, eontraotor, heD . rpleted in full the improvements upon said streete and nortions of streett, in full complianee with the contract between the city of Pleinview, Texas and the Jordan eonetruc tiOn opfl7, insofarem certain paving dietricts are con rned; which completed Dietricte are Ness AS7- ; and NM, TeeeeTeee-, Ise IT WIDAINeD BY Ifee CITY COUNCIL TqL cirY pLidVILN, T rat said improvements be end the same are hereby accepted by Vhe eity of Plainview, Texas and the approved statement be in all things ellowed, and the ;layer and the City Zecretary are hereby authorized and directed to execute and deliver to Jordan eonstruotion Uompsmy certificates of spr,eiel Assessment, evidencing the indebtednees of the pro perty owners whose property abuts on said improvements and evidencing the lien of said speoiel ease -gement fixrd egeinst seid abutting property, and in accordance with the Contract between the City of Plainview and the Jordan Anstruction andt,,e ordinances and resolutions heretofore passed and adopted by the eity of Plainview, Texas. 11.,0 feet that the eity and its inhabitants are badly in need of the use* of tl,c improved streets tmvaved, this ordinance providing for the acceptance of the same is. deskare to be en emergency measure, for the preservatiem of the lab- ile peace, property, health and saf471 demanding teat t,e *etrter provisions prdhibititg ordinances from being finally peed anthe drte irtroduced, be suspended and that this ord thence be offect• ve from and after its passage, and, it is o ordained, aetWeetee /e9q PAD AND 4J'POV1) this te yor1922. 1 9" 11, Plainview, Texas, October 4, IO27. :ity Council ret in Special Se.;sion, Layor Vi.E. ;isser presiding with J.C.Hooper, r..Thomoson, J.B.Catdwell and A.L.Lanford dlderren and G.H.;aigling City :_'-ecretary present when the foil wing proceedings were had;- .egularly mo-dd c,,1.d_ seconded that tte BEtimate Ordinance NO. 276, allowing Oertificate.Estirate NO.2 be passed. Carrie and Ordinance and estir.ate follow- after which no other business appearing the Council adjourned. Attest; OW WO City Se/ retar- . Plainview, Texas, October I7, I927 2. P.L.Oclock. On this the I7th day of October, I927, as provided by and in acco -rdance with the provisions of the ordinance adopted by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, on the ;rd day of October I927, determining the necessity of levying assessments against property abutting upon portions of west 6th street and Columbia street in said. City theretofore ordered improved and aginst the owners of such property and setting a tine for the hearing of such owner for this: day, the City Council of the City og Plainview duly convened for the purpose of giving a hearing t: the owners of property abutting on said portions of West 6th street and Columbia Street heretofore ordered improved and designated as Districts I6 & I7 andfor the purpose of giving a hearing to and hearing such owners, their agents, repre- sentatives and attorneys, and having convened in session until all persons desiring to be heard in connection with the im- provement of said streets, the amounts of said assessrents and reasonableness of same, as t the regularity as to pro- ceedinrs he:etofore taken in re yard to such ir:proverents, and such as:essr_:ents and as to all ratters in connection with the are and the said hearing having been completed and concluded, Councilran J.3.Carc-ie11 moved that the hearing be cloded, which motion being seconfied by Councilr2an J.I .Thomp- son was put by the I_ayor to a vote and carried by tknaninous vote of all Councilmen x,resent, to -wit; J.O.':ooper, J..Card- T T ,.,, wellr __. L. Lanford to .. hor-pson, Voting an(; i;07_. Voting .tiL. rovre 'clic the 17th :?ay 'f Ocotber, 027. 1 .ay (.,fir. plainview, Texas, October I7, I927. Cit Council Let in regular session, i._ayor 'J. .Risser presiding with J.O.Hooper, I.I._.Thompson, J.3. Cardwell and A..L. Lanford, aldermen and O.H.SaLgling City :secretary present when the following proceedings were had; to -wit; hinutes of the regular session of October : rd and of the callesession of October 4th were read and aprroared. Regularly roved and seconded that J.R.ayland be permitted straighten the course of the Runningwater draw immediately South of 7th street between Joliet and Kokomo Streets. Carried. Regularly moved and secondee, that sewer lines be laid to serve Blocks College Hill Add. Carries. Loved and seconded that P.T.A. be given the use of the City Auditorium at „I5.00 per night. Carried. Application of Jalter Temple for membership in the Fire D ept was approved at this time by the Council. Gas Fitting P1 Rg Bond of Lillis & Boyd was presented to the Council resulting in the acceptance and approval of same. Jordan Construction Company's Bond on '.Vest Cth and Columbia Street paving was accepted and approved. engineering bill presented by L.H.Johnson was allowed and ordered paid. Regularly moved and seconded that proper notice be served on C.C.Green to change construction of walls on Building in 700 Block on _ash street. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that H.:J. Visor be put in charge of water and sewer work and that his salary be raised from $135.00 to I50.00 per Loath effective Nov I, I927. Cared. It is regularly loved and seconded that Jack Little be notified at once that the Council stricken his name from the membership roll of the Fire Dept and that he must vacate the room he o3cupies. Carried. Love(' and secondee,. that the written resignations of Aldermen 'JJ.?;. Bod and A. L. Lanf ord as Aldermen be accepte r , to beco e effective at once. Carried. roved and Seconded that A. L. Lanford be and is hereby regularly appointed Judge of the City Corporation Cour4-1 at a salary of I25.00 per lonth. Carried. There appearing to be no further business Council adjourned. 197 198 Plainview, Texas, November 7, I9.7. City Council met in regular session Laywu 'i1.; . ?isser presiding with J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell and D.1...Thompson, Ald- ermen, 1.L.I. urray Chief of 2olice and J.H. Saigling City Secretary present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; 1 inutes of the 5vecial session of Octoberl7th and of October I7th the regular session'were rwad and approved. Loved and seconded that the City purchase two pair of rubber hip boots for use of the Water and Sewer DepartLents. Oar.rie Regularly roved and seconde': that the Auditorium Building be piped for gas. Carried. i. o ped and seconded that the Court records and those of Chief of Police be audited up to 1 oveLber Ist, I927. Carried. egularly Loved and seconded that the City Building Code as prepared be adopted. Carried. Regularly r.-.ove( and seconded that J.L.1invillel3s salary be ,, II0.00 Henry Linter I55.00 and Paul Bryan 140.00 all effective Nov Ist, I927. Carried. :.:egularly Trove . and secondee that the following Gas Fitt- ers Bond be and they are hereby aprroved.- New Lexie() "1 uLbing Co, pencer Dallinger, L.L.Cooper, Sheol: Crannis, 2). '.:.cDonald, as presented at this meeting. Carried. It ELECTION OR:ER tI IT IS C) ED that a special election be held throughout T 27 the City of Plainview on the I.;tl�- Cay of ITover�ber A.:, , for the purpose of electing two Alderr0n to succeed Jderr-an J.E.loyd andc', t' a e1e tl n shall be el i•:•I.a�lf t?1^d., e:�i � -.i �� �. � held at voting g 7, ace in ' .o Jit ' of?_ai v e'1; that the regular�, - appointedis hereby ' edift{in T . e t� ,r oil sal :;l". tion tat . al/1 c lit t t 1 ter f election be r_e__d in _�., � ._., ._ .� __ ._ _ .t n,. thic City 't .T. Fe' .i. } 7 far as Bare e li 1e IT T -u :_u_fgiele t ,3(.:,r - tic o:' 1..o. or. L The follow' er tat, ' tr the f C ,a - -� - 1 .�tl ��._ v� t,ober were l�earCj and aurae were t�e eaft r . rr Toy ,,i :Tater Sewer and e '. r ant i:ellaeois o 1 ti -sI00��•5. �t 1 "t Taxes 'r555.0I,0Llef o. dol t`:e The followi� V Salaries and Oills for 0 ctober --rere allowed e and ordered p .id.- ... .,,. -!tF aik l ,�tt.� Z t 100.00,.Ifl6•J T , .• :.,. 1 L: 00 , 0.7.y_ c 06 :x`90.00 0.0. ial0e 1 00 0 . s r.'!2.00.00, d , fart r;I 50.x`5, 0.1 -Clark Iii L'.�_i0, 7.-.J lJ •,150.0 _ ;,e: T Linter ,.00, .;._.._.laser ±7 •00, •__.oaigli: I50• >C O atzi .I25•G, J•r!•,d l.Lin •�1.:, .ii�.:0 ss , _illi an Tong ;,;55.00, .0.L a'.: of d •02.50, d`llllar.ti' ay IV ). i0 f 21 ,iiv-iew ;'ire I,ept •;x5.00 .?. s '40.00 J • 5'horc -son •-5.01 T.3.'Jardwe ,�, 0.1 i ll • ��.�_�_�, .�. _.a Ifc-ra ",x,.50, _ 0.14 Visor ;I„0.00, S.-7 10. ?0, _:oss Loe 90.00, . ;. al_tieacs C ,).30 a les '55.00 T.'• T;i:i,%i�_1e .l,✓4.40 (• 3. .aigling eistrar)T 0 131003:- exas Utilities Co tirI ;.OU Te:.:as Utilities ;o 'e --as Utilities Go I_. ) UtilitiesCoe.-as 'C,� :UO.c jeC�J) eras Utilities G0 Srb5o. , Lerald Publishin?00 ;05.54, _:night :Into Co 'I2.70, Tonohoo-.Fare Ildw Co 41.75, Mock Battery ,;o C;7.00, Spencer. "� 0.I:.0 rug �.��, C .� ru Co �;'I.75Plainview TYeT.°rU :+'ulton l ur:.ber 'Go Oovz0en. Hardware rdware ..:0 . 70 �3urt Electric :o C .vim), `ween's Tank sheet i etal Jorks I•::5 f Tutor otive _'repair Shop 0.75, ?hatcher Frinting jo L:averick Clarke Co 05.04 __ . ird 1:rug u Co�o '.:..�5, 3.'.l._�r Beery :studio : °4.:0, City Service _auto Co ;;5.90, J.L. _0i :bet ?hoL:psora Drug' Co I5.50, ?}:e Larking L g .,'0 I45.92, Hargraves 7rincitng Co %'3.2O, L_cG1asson-Shoot: _ uoher Go ,I2.05,::eptune oeter Co 35 ,.52, Shoo__ 3att ry Co 4.00, 'Jooldridge Lbr Co _;lowe Cowan <;;:I7I.E £3, Ooyalty lotor Co xI•i30, John .L aynard Lbr Co w5. I5, Jillins Furniture Co t;S.00, T.. . �Jhillips ' lectric Go 5.40, Gibbs Store Co ;I.I0, Farr.ers Elevator :69.39, P lailiview Hardware Co :rI3.70, S...'.3. telephone Co "39.36, 0.3. 2113kett •'30+0.00, Texas Filling Station .0b, Guli 3eyining Co 56.39 eras 011 Go T'9.50, . AN ORDINANCE 77 LEVYING AN ASSESSMENT AGAINST PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, ABUTT ING UPON PORTIONS OF WEST SIXTH STREET AND COLUMBIA STREET, HERETOFORE ORDERED IMPROVED, FOR PART OF THE COST OF IMPROVING SAID PORTION OF SAID STREETS, FIXING A CHARGE AND LIEN AND LEVYING ASSESSMENTS AGAINST THE RESPECTIVE TRACTS AND PORTIONS OF SUCH PROPERTY AND MAKING SAME A PERSONAL CHARGE AND OBLIGATION AGAINST THE RESPECTIVE OWNERS OF SUCH T',ACTS AND PORTIONS OF PROPERTY, PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION OF SUCH ASSESSMENTS. WHEREAS, the City C ounc it of the Q it y of Plainview, by an ordinance duly adopted on the 1st day of October, A. D. 1927, ordered the improvement of parts of Columbia and West Sixth Streets in the City of Plainview, Texas, by the construction of paving, curbs, gutters, sewers and other necessary appurtenances, and order- ed Lewis H. Johnson, who had theretofore been selected and appointed as the Engineer for the City for the doing of said work, to make an estimate of the probable cost of such improvement, with a list of all lots and other tracts of land situated on the said parts of such streets above described, together with the names of the owners, if known, of each of such lots, tracts or parcels of land, and xtmlogg to enter on said list in connection with each lot or tract of such land, three -eights of theeetimated expense of so improving said por- tions of said streets and to report all same to the City Council; and WHEREAS, the said Lewis H. Johnson, did, thereafter, make his report as so ordered showing all said land and such estimate; and WHEREAS, thereafter the said City Council of the City of Plainview, by an ordinance duly zdopted on the 8rd day of October, 1927, did approve the said report so made by the said Lewis H. Joknson City Engineer as aforesaid, and o;:dered that a hearing be had and given to owners of property abutting on said portions of said streets, their agents and attorneys, and all parties interested in said matter on the 17th day of October, 1927; and WHEREAS, in accordance with the provision of said ordinance and with the provisions of Chapter No. 9, Title 28, of the R. C. S. of Texas of 1925 the Secretary of the City of P1 did give notice of said hearing and did cause notice of said hearing to be punlished in three issues of the Plainview Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Plain- view, the first issue thereof being on the 4th day of October, 1 1927, and did mail to each owner of property abutting upon the portions of said Z&st tSixth and Columbia Streets so to be improved a copy of said published notice; and WHEREAS, said hearing was had and held at the time and place so provided in said oddinance and notice, to -wit; The 17th day of October, 1927, at the City Hall in the City of Plain- view, Texas, and at which hearing all persons desiring to appear in connection with any of said matters were heard, after which the said hearing was on the 17th day October, 1927, concluded and closed; and WHEREAS, at the said hearing all desiring to contest the said assessment, correct the same in any manner concerning the benefits thereof, or in any other matter, were heard, and errors and all matters of error or mistakes, or inequalities, or other matters requiring rectification which were called to the atten- tion of the City authorities having been rectified and corrected, and said authorities haling heard and considered the evidence in the premises, and the said authorities being of the opinion, from the evidence, that the assessment hereinbelow made and charges hereby declared against property owners and their property are just and equitable, and that there has not been any charge in ex- cess of three-fourths of the total cost of the improvement made against any abutting property owner, except as to curbs, which is assessed totally against said property owners as provided in Article 1090, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, and that in each case the assessment made against any parcel of property is less thf}n the benefits to said property by means of enhanced value thereof by reason of said idpr ovement, and the said City authoti- ties have considered the facts and adopted the Rule of Apportion- ment below set out, and the division of the cost of said improve- ment between said property owners and their property is just aad equitable and producing substantial equality, considering bene- fits arising from said improvements and burdens imposed thereby; WHEREAS, according to the report and statement of the Engineer, heretofore approved, and the finding and determina- tion of the Council at said hearing, the total cost of such im- provement is $26,683,05, and the proportion and amount of such to be assessed against abutting property and1its owners, as finally determined at the hearing, is as follows: For paving, including gutters, excavations, drains, sewers and other necessary appurtenances $18,535.52 For curbs 898.30 Xxaxxkx TOTAL $19,433.82 And the City's proportion of the total cost for paving, excavation, gutters, sewers 6,735.39 Outlet sewers paid in full by the City 513.84 TOTAL $ 7,249.23 The amount per front foot assessed against each owner and the property for paving, including gutters, excavations, drains, sewers and other necessary appurtenances is as follows: For District No. 16 $7.5447 For District No. 17 10.6679 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS: SECTION 1. That there shall be and is and are hereby levied against each of the owners of property below mentioned and against his or her property below described, the several sums of money below mentioned and itemized for paving, including gutters, excavation, drains, sewers and other necessary appurtenances and curbs, and the total amount thereof set opposite the name of each person and his or her property, the names of said property owners, the description of said property and the several amounts asse$ed against them and their property, as corrected by the said City authorities, being, as follows: SECTION 2. That the several sums above mentioned and assessed against said property owners, respectively, and their property, are hereby, together with the cost of collection thereof, including reasonable attorney's fees, if incurred, declared to be a lien upon the said despective parcels of property against which the same are assessed, and a personal liability or charge against the owner thereof, and that the said lien shall be the first enforce- able claim against the property against which it is assessed, sup- erior to all other liens and claims except state, county and muni- cipal taxes; that the sums so assessed shall be payable as follows; One-tenth cash, due upon the completion and acceptance of the work by the City; the balance shall be payable in nine equal installments on or before one, -two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight ani nine ydars, respectively, after the date of certificate of Assessment; deferred installments shall bear interest at the rate of eight (8) per cent per annum; provided, that any property owner may pay be- fore efore maturity by payment of principal and accrued interest; further providing that if default shall be made in the payment of any principal or interest when due, the whole of said assessment upon said default shall at once become due and payable at the option of the legal holder thereof. SECTION 3. That the said City of Plainview shall not be in any manner liable for the payment of any sum assessed against any property owner or his property, or against sly railway or street railway company or its propercy; that that the aforesaid contractor shall look solely to the said persons and corporations and their property for the payment of the said sums, but that the said city shall exercise all its lawful powers necessary or proper to aid in and enforce the collection of the said sums; and that if default shall be made in the poyment of any of the said sums hereby asseesed 8gainst said property owners and their property, collection thereof shall be enforced by the sale of the said property by the city tax collector as near as possible in the manner provided for the sale of property for non-payment of advalorem taxes; or at the option of the legal holder of the Certificate of Assessment, the payment of the said sums shalt, be enforced in any court having jur .sdiction. Section 4. That for the purpose of evidencing the several sums payable by said property owner and the time and terms of payment, and to aid in the enforcement thereof, assignable cer- tificates of assessments shall be issued by the said City upon the .completion and acceptance of the said work of improvement, Which shall be executed by the A,ayor of said City signing the same and by his facsimile signature being impressed on any coupons attached thereto, attested by the City Secretary under the impress of t% corporate seal, said coupons to also bear the facsimile signature of said Secretary, and payable to Jordan Construction Company, to whim the contract for making said improvements has been let by the City, or its assigns, which certificate shall declare the said amounts and time and terms of payment thereof, and the said rate of interest thereon, and shall dontain the name of the owner and the description of his property, or ouch description as may iden- tify the same by reference to any other fact. And the said certificate shall further provide that if default shall be made in the payment of any installment of principal or interest thereon when due, then, at the option of the legal hol der, thereof, the whole of said assessment shall at once become due and payable, and shall be collected with reasonable attorney's fees and costs, if incurred. And said certificate shall further set forth and evi- dence the said personal liability of the owner and the lien upon his premises and shall provide that if default shall be m ade in the payment thereof, the same may be enforced either by sale of the property by the City tax collector, as above recited, or by suit in any court having jurisdiction. And the said certificate shall further recite that the proceedings with reference to making said improvements and assessment have been regularly had in compliance with Chapter 11, Title 22, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas of 1911, and that all prerequisites to the fixing of the lien and claim of personal liability evidenced by such certificate have been performed, Ahich recitals shall be eivdnece of the facts so recited and. no further proof thereof shall be required. That said certificates shall also provide that the amounts payable thereunder shall be paid to the City tax coil -toter of the aforesaid city, who shall credit wan paymehts upon the said certificates, and shall immediately deposit the amount so collected with the City Treasurer of said City, to be kept in, and held by him in a special fund, which is hereby designated as "SPECIAL PAVING CERTIFICATE FUND", and which payments shall be by the said Treasurer paid to the legal holder of said certificate, on presentation thereof to him, duly certified by said City Tax Collector, and the said credit by said City Tax Collector, being the Treasurer's warr- ant for making such payments, and the said legal holder of said certificate shall receipt in writing to said Treasurer thereof and surrender said certificate to said Treasurer when paid in full, frobether with all cost of collection. And the said Certificate Jhall further provide that. the aforesaid City shall exercise its lawful powers, when requested so to do by the letal holder thereof, to aid in the collection thereof, but the said City shall in no wise be liable to the holder of said certificates in any manner for the payment of the amount; evidenced by said certificates for any cost or expense in the premises, or for any failure of the governing body of said city, or any of its officers in connection therewith. SECTION 5. The facts that the aforesaid improvements have progressed to such an extent that it is now advisable to make immediate arrangements for the issuance of the aforesaid certificates creates an emergency and imperative public necessity that the: rule requiring ordinance s to be read at three several meetings be suspend ed and that this ordinance take effect from and after its passage„ and it is to ordained. PASSED 7 APPROVED 77:4- ATTEST: 4 C VY SECRE RY, TTY CP P I VIEW. Ma- 7 /9a-7 l4.-r-e7)1.d- f.,z 201 ORDINANCE NO. 278.V .'iN ORDINANCE FOR T E PREVENTION OF FIRES, E STABLISHIN G FIRE LII,"ITS, A STANDARD OF CONSTRUCTION, ffiAINTEN UCE,REPAIR AND REI:OViL OF BUILDIITGS, PRUVIDING FOR :i BUILDIITG INSPECTOR, PERII mI FOR BUILDINGTDING A D FEES r SALE, ]ITr RESPECT TO ALL CONSTRUCTIONS, RELOVAL AND REPAIRS 'WITHIN THE 'CITY OF PLAIN - VIEW, TEXAS, DECLARING AN EL• '1RGEITCY ACCOUNT OF DANGER OF FIRES yrD FAULTY AUTTY ,UIST:JCTIOI. AND FIXING A PENALTY POR VIO- s:i1 IUy�TT S. 3E IT T E _?.� CITY UN , 7 OF rl'_T:: CITY F V E' U_YD.II.�.�� 1 �r_ :,Il �U�.J�I.� �_la__ VIl OF P�..1IiTVIL; . ECTION I. ;'I ?E LII._ITS. The provisions of this Ordi- nance shall apply to and be co -extensive wiYh the territory within boundaries now, or hereafter established, as the Fire Limits of this City, except such as are made with reference to the whole of the City by omission to make directly appli- cable to such Fire Limits, which Limits are hereby declared to include the f411owing territory: BEGIIT:TING at the Southeast corner of Block I9 in the Town of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, Thence North with the EASTERN line of Blocks I9, I9 and I7 to the NORTHEAST corner said Block I7, THENCE .lest to the NORTHEAST corner of Lot No.I6 in said Block I7, THENCE North with the `,`lest line of the Alley through :Block 16 and the 'lest line of the alley through Block 15 to the North line of Ninth Street, THENCE :lest with the said North line of Nint'ri Street to the Southeast corner of Lot No. 37 in the G..0wens _addition to the Town of Plainview, THENCE North the Bast line of said addition to the Sputhwest corner of Lot 70.8 in the Stolley and Graham Addition to the Town Of Plainview, Texas, :1: -:::;'CN East with the ;south line of Tots 6,7,8,5,4,3,2 end I of said StoLley and Graham =dditi0n t0 the Southeast corner Of Lot :To. I, =ICE North with the East line of oaiC•1. Tot to its 7orthcn st corner; THENCE North with the East line of said Lot :ot to its tne j t corner; is _..._:1E Torth to the North lino of Tlth street in the City of _-_ai:'.'t'iew, gest to the 7orthoaot corner of Tot :To. 14 in Bloc: No. 4 of the Boot .dd..tion to the Town nvi� '� N 1 1 line of Ci h1 i a, _.__,.._, North with the :�a:;t�r�: _ �__ .. said >>_. :'ck 4, renot _Zdition to the Northeast corer o_r oa_c 3llo.:>__ 4, _iepot :idCtlti0n; LN.2 In a ,ou.. .'e 7orth off. Josterly with the o th line of said Block 4 to the 70thwest corner of sar.:e; _',......,'.:.i.. across Ash Street, _ ortil of Jesterly to the Northwest Corner :Block 2, Depot :addition, . 1=CE .lest ':.t''. t'" o _T }' ,Crth line of Block No.3, :'epot Addition to the Northwest corner of sai� 1ocI .L , ; THL ' oroso i _T 'roadway to the Northeast corner of clock :T0.2, said Depot .addition; .:.'_..ENS.;_. North to the Northeast corner of Block Lo.I of said Depot _addition; THENCE E North of .le`terly W1on the North line of said Bloch No.I, .Depot Addition, and Bl0cks 7 and 6, Central Lan: Addition, crossing Eureka Street and Tye Street to the Northwest corner of Block iTO.6, Central Park ..i7::' ition; THENCE South to the Southwest corner of said Block No.6, Central Park Addition; =NCE East with the South line: of Blocks 6 and 7, Central Lark Addition, crossing lye and Eureka Streets to the South- west corner of said Bloci: Uo.I, Depot Addition, THENCE South crossing Railroad Avenue and with the 'Jest line of Block No. 2, Depot _addition, and crossing IIth Street to the :;Orth line of Lot No.I, Block 3, Central =art: Addition; THENCE Sn East t0 the NortLwest corner of Tot No.I in Block 2 of said. Central Park Addition; THENCE South with the Qwest line of said Block 2, Central Park addition 'crossing IOth Street to the North line of Block No.I of the Slaton Addition to the Town of Plainview; THYNOE East with said North line to the Northwest corner of Lot No.I in said lock ITo.1 of the said Slaton Addition; 209 7__ENCE ;: otth .with the _'ast line of t'r_e Alley, thrcugh said Block I, Slaton Addition, and across _Ninth Street, continuing South with the East line of the _alley through Flock 29 in the Towyn of Plainview, to the North line of Bloch 30 in the Town of Plainview, THENCE Jest with said North line of Block 30, crossing ,.ustin Street to the Northwest corner of Block 4I in the Town of Plainview, THENCE South with the ';Jest line of Block 4I crossing 7th Street, TI .LICE South with the .'Jest line of Block 40 and crossing 6th Street, and THENCE South with the '.Jest line of Block 39 and crossing 5th Street, THENCE South with the ':Jest line of Lot No.6 in Block 38 to the Northwest corner of Lot 7 in Block 38, All said Blocks 4I,40,39 and 38 being in the origional Town of Plainview; THENCE East with the North lines of Lots 7 and I6, Block 38, across Austin Street to the ."Jest Line of Block 33, THENCE South with the '-Jest line of said Block 33 to its Southwest corner, VENICE East with the North Line of 4th Street to the Place of beginning. SECTION 2. New Buildings and Buildings to be Altered: �+� V 1 No Jall, structure, building, or part thereof, shall here- after be constructed within the City of Plainview except such as are in conformity with provisions of this Code. No Build- ing already erected, or hereafter to be erected, shall be raised, altered, removed or built upon in any r.airner that would be a violation of any of the provisions of this ordinance or of the permit issued thereunder. SECTION 3. PE2LITS: Before the erection, construction, or alteration or raising of any Building, structure .or wall, or any part thereof, or any platform, staging or flooring to be used for standing or seating purposes, is commenced, the owner or lessee, or agent or either, or the Architect or buil- er thereof, shall apply to the Person exercising the duties of Building Inspector for a permit to do such work, such app- lication shall be in writing, giving a general outline thereof, with the contract price or estimated cost and probable time to be occupied in its erection. Pull and complete copies of Plans and Specifications of such proposed work, and such str- uctural detailed drawings of such proposed work as the Build- ing Inspector may require shall be submitted for the approval and official O.K., of the Building Inspector. After being approved and stamped, the Plans and Specifications shall not be altered in any respect, without the approval of the Build- ing Inspector. Nothing in this section shall be construed to prevent the Building Inspector from granting hid approvalfor the ere- ction of any part of a building, or any part of a structure, where plans and detailed statements have been presented for same before the entire plans and specifications for said build- ing or structure have been submitted. Any permit which may be issued by the Building Inspector pursuant to the provisions of this eection but under which no work is commenced within six months from time of issuance, shall expire by limitation. TEE FOR =ITS Pee for construction, alteration or repairs of structure shall be as follows: $100.00 to ;500.00 50I.00 to 93000.00 300I.00 to 5000.00 :500I.00 to 910,000.00 'I0,00I.00 to 25,000.00 25,00I.00 tO 00,000.00 .50,001.00 tO I00,000.00 QI00,00I.00 t0 ,250,000.00 ?250,00I.00 and over 2.00 x'3.50 5.00 v7.50 I0.00 00 25.00 00.00 75.00 203 Structures hereafter erected without permit, or not in con- formity with this ordinance, shall be immediately removed. No building shall be removed from one place to another, or moved into the dity, without an application in writing for a permit, and paying the fee above prescribed. No permit shall be issued, which does not give the legal description of the property upon which the building or structure is to be erected, repaired or moved onto; nor which does not conform in description to such permitted under this ordinance. Ordinary repairs of buildings or structures may be race without permit provided the Building Inspector be noti- fied and the cost of such repairs shall not exceed .50.00. In no case shall such repairs conflict in any way with the following provisions of this ordinance. SECTION 4. STRUCTURES vdITHIIT uIFIRE =ITS: Every building hereafter erected or enlarged within the fire limits shall be enclosed on all sides with walls constructed wholly of stone, well burned brick, terra-cotta, re-inforced concrete, approved concrete units or other equivalent incombustible ma- terials, and shall have the roof including the roof, top and all sides of all roof -structures inclusive of dormer windows, covered with incombustible material, and all cornices shall be of incombustible material. SECTION 5. PERI I SIBL' 'dOUDEII STRUCTURES JITHIN FIRE LIMITS: No frame or wooden structure shall be built within the Fire Limits as given herein or afterward established e except; Temporary one story buildings for use of buildres upon permits issued by the Building Inspector, also such tomporary structures as platforms, stands and election booths. All roofs placed upon such buildings or structures shall have incombustible coverings. Buildings of wooden frame work stuccoed or veneered with brick shall be classed as frame buildings. No buildings within the Fire Limits shall be clad with sheet metal whether the frame work be for iron or wood. All brick veneering shall be supported by concrete foundation extending at least 9 inches below the surface of the ground. Balconies not wider than ten feet and not extending more than three feet above the second story beams: Sarre shall not extend beyond the lot line or be joined to similar str- ucture on another building, providing, that all awnings shall be covered with incombustible material not exceeding ten feet in width, and have the supports at the street side anchored around an iron pipe, not less than one and one half inches in diameter, the supports shall not be further apart than eight feet, and they shall be tied to the inside of the building to an anchor having not less than I44 square inches contact with the interior surface of the exterior wall and all open- ings through the awnings and wall for supports shall be well cemented and tarred.No awning post shall be permitted. No frame building shall be moved from one point to another within the Fire Limits, and no such building shall be moved into such limits from without. SEOTION 6. REP iI IN FRALE BUILDITI`SS `JITHIN THE FIi�E LII._ITS:No frame building nor any part thereof such as awnings, roofs, walls and sheds shall be repaired, whether damaged by time or casulty or other reason if the repairs exceed in cost fifty percent of the building or part of building desiring to be repaired. All repairs to be made within twelve months shall be considered as one cost item and one repair. The cost of foundation shall not be included in determining the value of the building. If such building be not repaired within sixty days from the injury it shall not be repaiued, but removed within thirty days if the injury renders the building unfit for occupancy. :ail buildings damaged more than fifty per centum of the value of the building shall be removed within thirty days from the Fire Limits. 204 SECTION 7. LTi, ! 3UITLIN . Ou I T : C=AIN OCCUPANCIES : I?HIN TILIT3 211) JI 76 :E'UFZED Iii 2 ISTIN'1 BUILi)II 1S `:;IT1 ,SUCH OCCU2A DIES: No building hereafter erected within the ;'ire Limits shall be used as a public garage, automtbile repair shop or dry cleaning establishment unless it be of 'ire Proof construction; provided, that buildings now used as public gagages, autor-_obi1e repair shops or dr;;,- lis ments and situated within the _Fire Limits designated in this ordinance, or hereafter placed therein shall, within twelve months from the taking effect there- of, or twelve months frog: the inclusion within said Fire Limits of the said property, if now withrut such lirri.ts have each and every floor used as a public garage, or for automobile repairs, or for dry cleaning purposes constructed of concrete or other good fir resisting materidl, and all buildings so occupied and all floors therein shall be kept shall be kept thoroughly clean and accumulations of rubbish, greasy waste or rags, or other inflar::able refuse, shall not be permitted. SECTION 8. =ITS OF HEIGHT AND AREA: No building hereafter erected or altered shall exceed three stories or 45 feet in height, unless it be of fire proof construction, then it shall not exceed ten stories or 125 feet ; except as specified in section 22, no building hereafter erected having walls of terra-cotta blocks, or concrete Blocks shall exceed two stories or thirty feet in height. The floor area between fire walls of non -fireproof buil- ings shall not exceed the following: When' the. building fronts on one street 6250 square feet; fronting on two streets 6500 square feet; when fronting on three streets 7500 square feet; these areas may be increased under the following conditions: Non -fireproof buildings, fully equipped with approved automatic sprinklers, 50 per centum; for fire proof buildings not exceeding I25 feet in height, fully equipped with approved automatic sprinklers, IOC per centum. SE,;TION 9. VALLS: All exterior od division walls of buildings hereafter erected, shall be of sufficient thickness to support the load to be carried; but in no case shall a brick, unreinforced concrete or hollow block wall be less than 12 inches thick, provided that permit may be issued for the erection of buildings with 8 inch brick walls, or 6 inch approved concrete tile wall, where the area is small and the height not more than one story, if in the judger.ent of the Building Inspector such thickness will provide satisfactory fire resistiveness for the occupancy involved. Stone walla shall be 4 inches thicket than brick, re-inforced concrete, or follow block walls. All exterior and division or party walls shall extend in full thickness to the top story to at least 2 feet above the roof surfacing of the building, as a parapet and be properly coped. All such walls shall be laid in cement mortar and coped with stone, terra-cotta, tile or plastered with cement mortar. Fire walls must be continuous from foundation to two feet above roof level and be coped. Walls, excepting party walls, for all buildings of other than the dwelling house class, shall have the first story not less than I2 inches thick, increasing 4 inches in thickness for each two stories or fraction thereof below. No two story increment shall exceed thirty feet in height, exclusive of fire wall. Walls in skelton construction shall be of brick, stone, or approved concrete tile or e-inforced concrete, they shall be suppotted by girders at each story, shall be laid in portland cement mortar, and not less than I2 inches thick. In all buildings, excepc dwellings, frame buildings and skeleton construction, party walls which serve as bearing walls, on both sides shall be not less than I6 inches thick in the upper two stories or upper 30 feet increasing 4 inches in thick- ness for each two stories or fraction thereof below. Portland cement mortar only shall be used in such walls. 205 Reinforced.. stein or grevel„, concrete wall, with the steel, re- inforcesone running' both,. horizontal,. end. vertical and.. weighing npt less than one half pound... per square foot of walla ray. havn a thickness of 4 ihehes less than pooserthed.. for brick walls The foondation walls for all. lesildinge over n stories in height shall be 4 inches thicker froth footing to grade than. require6 for the remainder of the wall, Hollow Blocks or terra-cotta, or concrete when used. for 111mtring" walls, shall have not more thren 50 pereentug. of °elle- ler space. Fortkand. cement only shall,. be used in the) manufacture of consrete blocks, the coarse agnsgste sloall be suitalTII„e ial mradeod. in size, but in no ease dhalt„ the Itaxinuh. drif,enisios. emoeed one half of the width,. of any solii„.d.. section of the finished Plookg concrete Steaks sh..11 not be used. in construction until they are 28 days made), and. hafe developed the strength,. „required herein; oat *a:tiding blocks shall. be laid.. in, Portland oeireent mortar. The) oofpressivie strength. of building blocks shall, be. calculated.. upon, the gross area of Mie beattng surfene; the,) °rage bittRato compressive strength, for terra-cotta. blocks laid with. cells vertical sh)!ill "be net less than. 1200 pounds per square. inch; the avertge ter conoretel blocks with„ cells vertical shall be not less than 800 poundal per square inch; concrete blocks shall.. not be hope than 06, days old.. at the tnme of test, end the aver- age strength shall,. be based on ten. blocks of average duality. The alloweb„1„e working stress of hollow bhildeng Ploelia shall not exceed '100 pounds per square inch of gress axes; for terra- cotta or 75 pounds per squtre inneb. for concrete in gross area; if the cell* be laid horizontal, the allowable ow -Irking strtss shell„ set expend. 30 pounds per seonre inch„ of gross area, All walls onN. pottitions in, schools, hospitals, and places of public ansemblage, over one stray high,„ and ail wells and„. partitio ns Jon theatres, shall„ be built of Brick, stone, hollow or" solid blocks or metal lath,. and Portland cement, plaster'1101 or a„ metal studding et eusevalent se to incehhustihility.1 SECTION IO. CONOPETE CONSTRUCTION: Conerete for reeehp forced construct:L.0n, shall consist of a sott mixture of one (1) part Portland,. cement to not more than. 6 parte of agregate, fine and.. coarse, in such proportion. to produce the greatest density. The quality of the referl.26, design end constroeti shell be in. accordance with best engineering' pmaceices. SECTION. II. PROTECTION OF EPPS OP WOODEN BtAliSit The. end.. of all floors, cjiling or roof boa, a, entering a, prrty or fire well„ from opposite sides Shall. be setereTed. by at least 8 inches of solid. masonry; euch„ seseretion. may Me obtained. by corbling the mall or staggering the beams; or beams gay be sionported„ .)).„ by steel„ w.11 hangers; no snit shall, be corbled mere than. 't"IIVO inches for 'this purpose; the ends of ell wooden,. beams entering walls shall be se out to make them self releasing. DECTION*I2. PROTECTION' OF. ISLIP OfERINGS„ No opening.' in guy int Brief" masonry wrall Wholl exceed. 8 feet by ID feet; if tha WUTtor, opening be in a party wall or alifiren it shall have sh approved automatic fire door on eanh. side of the wall; if an,. opening in, a is rade to serve as es. emergency' exit, it ehall„ not - exceed 4B...squire feet in, ar ea and an pproved.. self-closing. fire door shall be substituted.. for one of thn antonstic fire, dear the total. opening in. the fire wall. shall .sor eseeed 25 per centoh in linear feet of the length,. of the wall. heergobuildeng' within,. the fire limits, ergenr chnrchos„. dwellings, tenegentty houses, torhireeLes, and lodging' houses baxe approved.8fire doors, shatters, or wired.. glass in. incombustible ftsmes nd.. sten. on.. every exterior opoWkin3 above the first story except when.. Drenting the street not less than. 40 feet wIde„ or Where there is not other building'. within OE feet; all openings in, the side and.. rear falls of the first story, except show WindOWB, shall be ereteeted in 11.„ke ranner„ 206 all exterior windows more than 75 feet above the curb , shall have incombustible frames and sahhes and glazed with wired glass; occupants of building shall close all interior and ex- terior fire doors, shutters and windows at the close of each business day. SECTION I3. STaIRAY AND ELEVATOR ;;HAFTS: In all buildings, hereafter erected, except private dwellings, which are used above the first floor for businesspurposes or for p public assemblage, or for any purpose whatever, if over three stories high, the stair shaft, shall be seperately and continu- ously enclosed by incombustible partitions. Elevator shafts in all buildings hereafter erected, shall be enclosed in the same manner. The partitions shall be constructed of brick or other fire resistive material approved by the Building Inspector, and all mortar used in the construction shall be cement mortar. No such hollow partitions shall be less than six inches thick, nor brick partitions less than 8 inches thick, and no other solid partitions less than 4 inches thick. Except as herein stated, the stair, elevator, or hoist - way shafts in all existing buildings over two stories high, of the class described in this section, shall be seperately enclosed by incombustible partitions, as above specified; or the shafts may be enclosed by approved hollow or solid partition blocks not less than three inches thick, set in-Portlancd cent mortar. ;.;or -by 4.inch stud partition, covered on each side with not less than 4 inch of Portland cement plaster or metal lath; or by two inch solid metal lath and Portland cement plaster partitions. The metal frarre work of such partitions shall be securely fastened to both floor and ceiling. And all lath used for such partitio4s shall be of steel weighing not less than 54 ounces per square yard. Wire lath shall not be less than 20 guage, and sheet metal not less than 24 guage. All such partitions erected in existing buildings shall be fire stopped with in -com- bustible material, the full depth of the floor beams at each floor level. All door openings in stair and elevator enclosures shall be protected by approved fire doors mounted with wrought iron or steel hardware, and shall be securely attached to the wall or partition, or to substantial incombustible frames an- chored thereto. If glass panels be used in such doors they shall be of wired glass not exceeding 720 square inches in area; interior shaft windows shall not be permitted. Doors opening into stair way shafts shall swing in the direction of exit travel; shall be self closing, and shall be at least 36 inches wide. ''he enclosure walls for all elevator shafts, s#all extend at least 3 feet above the roof, and at least - of the area shall be covered with a sky -light constructed as specified in section i4. If, in the opinion of the Building Inspector, it is necessary to preserve an open elevator or hoist -way in an ex- isting building, the floor openings through which it passes s shall be equipped with automatically closing trap -doors, not less than I2 inches thick, rade of two thicknesses of matched boards, cover4d on the under side with tin. The trap doors when closed shall extend beyond the opening on all sides. Such trap doors shall be protected with the substantial guard of grate which shall be kept closed at all times except when in actual use. 207 SECTION I4. SKY -LIGHTS OVER STAIRWAY AND ELEVATOR SHAFTS: ',there stairways, elevator or dum water shafts extends through the roof, and is covered by a sky -light, the sky -light shall be constructed with incombustible frame and each, glazed with wired glass sna dshal, be protected by a galvanized wire screen, a mesh not exceeding one inch and the wire not smaller than I2 guage. The screen shall have metal supports and shall be placed not less than 6 inches above the sky -light. Instead of a sky -light, a window may be placed in the side of the shafts above the roof which is fartherest removed from the property line. The window shall have incombustible frame and shsh and be glazed with wire glass. SICTTIN I5. FLOOR LIGHTS; Except in dwellings all openings hereafter made in floors for the transmission of light to floors below shall be covered with glass set in metal frames and bars. The glass shall not be less than a inch in thickness and not to exceed four square inches. SECTION 16. IGHIT; -TENT AND DTJI.'B-WAITER SHAFTS: In every building hereafter erected or altered, except frame bu- ildings, all walls, pr partitions forming interior light or vent Shafts, shall be built in accordance with the requirements for stair and elevator shafts, in new buildings as specified in section I3. The walls of dumb waiter shafts except those in dwellings, which extend only one story above the basement or cellar, shall be of fire resistive construction, and shall be not less than 3 inches thick if constructed of brick, hollow or solid partition blocks, or of steel studding and metal lath, with - inch of Portland. cerent plaster on each side; or 2 inch solid Letal lath and ortland cement plaster wall may be per- mitted if securely anchored at each floor. The rsaterial and method of construction to be as specified for stair and ele- vator shafts in existing buildings in ;section I3. In frame buildings.outside the fire limits, the enclosure partition of all such shafts, Lay be constructed as provided in Rection I3, for stair and elevator shafts in existing build- ings. '.There a dumb -waiter shaft does not extend through the roof, the top of the shaft shall be of fire resistive constru- citon of the same thickness as the walls of the shafts. X11 openings in dumb -waiter shafts shall he protected by fire doors mounted in incombustible _l far es securely anchored i t-; c walls. The walls of all light and vent shafts, here- inafter erected, s'na11 extend not less than 3 feet abode the rood. le7e1, except that when a shaft is covered by an incom- bustible ventilating sky -light, the walls need not extend more then two feet above the roof. i asoriry walls shall be properly coped. EC7.IO1 I7.OO1,1 O I dI'J' `-.: All openiligs in r, ofs for the admission or -Tight and air, other than those provided for in sections I4 and I6 shall have the incombustible fraLes and each with wire glass; or ordinary glass may be used, if pro- tected above and below by galvanized steel wire screens with a rr:esh not exceeding one inch and the iwre not smaller than No. 12 guage. The top screen shall be installed as specified in €lection I4. SECtTclON: a6. EXITS RI ';UIRI L: The term "Floor area" as used in this section shall r,ean the entire floor space between exterior walls and fire walls. In e;zery building hereafter erected, except in prvate dwellings each floor area above the first, shall be provided with at least two means of egress remote from each other. All exit doors in schools, hospitals, theatres and other places of public assemblage, shall open outwards. The Leans of egress to all buildings, three or more stories in height and so occupied as to bring their within the purview of the State of Te -as Fire Escape Law, shall conform to said State Law and specifications promulgated?, and the Buil- ing Inspector shall not Rrant a permit, as provided in section 208 3, of this ordinance, for the erection of any building finless the plans and specifications for egress in such building shall conform to the :requirements of the :'ire Escape Law. SECTION I9. I. (JVI 1G PICT= THEATRES: The Building Inspector shall not grant a permit for the erection or alter- ation of any building to be used as a motion picture theatre, or in which or in which motion picture are to be exhibited, within the corporation limits, unless the plans and specifica- tions for the installation and operation of said motion pic- ture theatre, or for the exhibition of motion pictures, shall have the booth lined with 1/6 inch sheet asbestos, on which shall be sheet metal not less than 26 guage, and the door thereof, remain closed during operation .f the machine. The Building Inspector shall crake weekly inspection of each and every motion picture theatre or place where motion pictures are exhibited, for the purpose of ascertaining if the rules and regulations for safety` against fir and panic are being violated. In the event said rales and regulations are not conformed to with respect to the arrangement of the building and the installation of motion pictures, the City Electrician, the Building Inspector or the City Fire Larshall, is hereby empowered to cut off all electrical current from the room or building and the supply of electrical current shall not be restored by any one until all of said rules and regulations for safety a#ainst fire and panic are complied with. SECTION 20. FIRE STOPS: At each floor level, in all in all buildings hereafter erected, all stud walls, partitions, furrings, and spaces between joints where they rest on divi- sion walls or partitions shall be fire stopped with incom- bustible material in a manner to completely cut off communi- cation by fire through concealed spaces. Such fire stopping shall extend the full depth of the joists and at least 4 inches above each floor level. Stair carriages, shall be fire stopped at least once in the middle portion of each run. SECTIOTI 21. ALA -WAYS: All area -ways shall be guarded with suitable railing or be protected by incombustible covers or gratings. If gratings be used they shall have a wire screen. of no-, n ore than 2 inch rresh securely attached to the underside. Area -Ways shall not project beyond the building line. SECTION 22. FRALE BUILDINGS: No frarre building here- after erected or altered, in corporate limits, shall exceed two stories or 30 feet in height, except; tL-+ dwell- ings may be three stories or 40 feet high. No frame building hereafter erected for any occupancy other than grain elevators, coal elevators and pockets, ice houses and exhibition buildings, shall cover a ground area exceeding the following; One story building 7500 square feet; two story buildung 5,000 sqauare feet. In no case, shall a frame building be erected within 3 feet of inside lot line, nor within 6 feet of another buil- ing, unless the space between the studs on each side be filled solidly with not less than 2N inches of brick work or tither equivalent inconbustible material. In rows of frarre houses, the dividing walls or par- titions between houses, shall be build of brick, terra-cotta, concrete or other incombustible raterial; or they ray build with 4 inch studs, filled solidly with brick work laid in mortar, or with other incombustible r-aterial. If lath be used on such partitions, it shall be metal lath. Such dividing partitions shall rest on masonry walls and shall extend to undersir'e of roof boards. A flush n::ortar joint shall be made between the roof boards and the wall of partition. In rows of three or more houses, every alternate divi- sion wall or partition shall be constructed of solid brick or approved concrete tile work not less than 8 inches in thick- ness. Buildings with wooden frame work clad with metal, or veneered with brick, shall, be classed with frame buildings. Outside the fire limits, when any building is to be erected of brick, stone, hollow block, or concrete, and could, under this ordinance be constructed of wood, the Building Inspector is hereby authorized and directed to allow reasonable modi- fication of this ordinance, relating to brick buildings, in consideration of the use of incombustible material instead of wood. Such modifications, however, shall not permit variations from the requirements of sections 13, I8 and 25, of this ord- inance. SECTIOT23. ELECTRICAL IECT ICAL INST.LyATIUNS. A11 electrical installations shall be made in accordance with the rules and regulations adopted by The National Fire Underwriters AND Electrical Ordinance No. 73 of the City of Plainview, Texas. SECTION 24. CHIS EY CONSTRUCTION: In any building hereafter erected, altered or repaired, all chimneys shall be built of brick, stone or other incombustible material. The walla of all chimneys to which this ordinance aha applies, whether the fuel used be wood, coal, gas or oil, shall be built of brick, concrete, stone or hollow tile, of such thickness and construction es is hereafter spe3ifieC , but this shall not preclude the use of a metal smoke -stack when located inside of a vent shaft having Halla not less than 8 inches thick, and having an air space between the falls and stack on all sides. Erick ch_irneys shall be built of solid brick, or may be built of perforated radial brick manufactured for the pur- pose and adopted to withstand high temperature, but no other hollow brick shall be used. The walls of brick chir.:;ney, shall not be less than 3 inches thick (width of a standard size brick) , and shall be lined with fire clay flue lining. Flue lining may be omitted in brie : 3hi neye for pri- vate dwellings rro-.-ided the wall,.) of t-ee chimneys are not less than 8 inches thio: , and that the inner course shall be a refractory clay having a softening point ofr at least I922 degrees Fahrenheit (beer Cone 03) , and shall not be less than inches in racial thio mess, except that when such chimney is located inside a vent shaft having walls not less than 6. in3h_es thick, the thickness of the chir hey .gall Lay be deter- mined eter- nined_ by engineerin:' design. The brick ._h .l_ be shaled to the circular and radial lines of the varioas se3tion of the shaft so as to form even joints. All brick 'cork ohall be laid in spread mortar, with all joints,push-filled. __xpooed jointa both inside and outside -.hall be strut,, sr:.00the.';o plaster ii: i:. 1)ern itted. Concrete ehimneyscast inplace .«�i besuitably re- inforced vertically and horizontally. ?he walls shall be not less than ;1 inches i_��11 be liner ,it fire clay fine linlng. Flae Tinin7ebe omitted in _ein'.r_nd concrete ,_ rY,neye tor ( to of li rr, r e7i ped the wal.le of the � r._ir: e 7 1, . = e._ r_ t s.n ., i! i _ .e ., i and ,r �o ..- r•, . eraJ._e=. nu,rtz .vel , 7 not 1--7? o: ed ..> tTrc C oare7ate. rete bloec ehiree 7 cchGtruction _k1 .. �' 7:112 ,_...o v4 i. i , 1)1r.k en l.. o- 1 ,, 1.t1,)Th reif0",*JeLnit JJ . if 3awE?d o rte',_sed „!.ed :ith Letal _tel1 stone chi!: t - • -1 r, o rro ero , l be hetTeee ire oa, f 3 'out bail t t' ic1`.'J'' s 209 210 bail _ _ ._ ._Th `'e,, for t,'el? l l s of iso- lated - "-' _ iI-Thpe1'1deYi.`t chimneys, ray .;e used connection ��_ chimneys S built iIwitlexterior hollow tile els. of build - not ild- lot e:.ceedin tree stories in t'_ei '_t, in which oase t1_e:nir e'" walls 1"!_,11 be hot less thann 6 inches thick. The outer 6 inol_es of a building wall may serve as the outside wall of the chiLney, but the remaining chimney -galls shall be constructed of two layers of 4 ixniih tile set with broken joints; or they Lay be built of 4 inches of solid brick work. In either case the walls of the chimney shall be securely bended into the walls of the building, no cr_imney shall be corbled fror a hollow tile, building tile shall have fire :;lay flue lining. Chimneys shall be built at least v feet above flat roofs, and two feet above the ridges of peak roofs, and shall be--ronerly capped with stone, terra cotta, concrete, cast iron, or other approved material; but no such cap or coping shall decrease the required flue area. Eire clay flue lining, shall be manufactured from suitable refractory clay, either natural or compounded, which has, which has a softenin-- poinnot lower than 1994 degrees ?aherrtheit (Seger Jone 03), and shall be adapted to '.withstand high temperatures and flue gases. 'hely shall be of satinlard commercial thickness, but not less than i inch. The flue sec- tions shall be set in n ortarof duality hereafter specified and shall have the joints struck mmooth on the inside. The masonry shall be built around each section of lining as it is placed, and all spaces between masonry and linings shall be completely filled with mortar,. ?;o broken flue lining shall be used. Flue linings shall start at least 4 inches below the bottom of sr,:okepipe intakes of flues, or from the throats of fireplaces, and shall be continuous the entire heights of the flues and project at least 4 inches above chimney top to allow fpr a two inch wash and a two inch projection of lining. The wash or splay shall be forn.ed of a rich cement mortar. To irnnrove the draft the wash surface should be concave wherever practical. Instaed of the wash, a special chimney cap or coping may be used. ;iherever flue linings are specified fire brick ray be substituted if desired. Chirneys shall not rest upon or be carried by wooden floors, beams or brackets, nor be hung from: wooden rafters. Iron brackets or stirrups attached to wooden construction shall not be used to support chimneys. In frame buildings chimneys shall always be built frou the ground up, or rest on basement walls. Chimneys shall be build upon concrete or masonry foundati -ons properly proportioned to carry the weight imposed with- out danger danger of settlement or cracking. The foundation for an exterior chimney shall start below the frost line. The walls of brick buildings may form part of a chimney, but the walls of the chimney shall be securely bonded into the walls of the building, and the flue shall be lined the same as an independent chimney. Flues in party walls shall not extend beyond the center of the walls, and their location shall be permanently indicated on the exposed side of the wall. No wall leis than I2 inches shall be used to support a corbelled chimney; such corbling shall not project more than 8 inches from the face of the gall, and in all such cases the corbeling shall consist of at least six coarses of brick. Flues shall be build as nearly vertical as possible, and shall not be set o7er between ceiling and roof. Not more than two flues shall be permitted in the same flue space, and the joints of any twc adjoining sets of flue lining;_, shall be offset at least 7 inches. .then there are more than two flues in a chimney at least each third flue shall be seperated from the others by a smoke -tight withe division wall of brick or cocrete at least inch and bonded into the sidewalis. Each flue intended for a heating furnace or boiler connections, or for a fireplace, shall be sperated from other fluess by such a withe. In hollow tile chimneys 211 the withe may be of tile. When any single flue area within chimney walls exeeeds 200 square inches, the walls shall be built not less than 8 inches thick and shall have fire clay flue liningas previously specified, but when flues become so large as to render it im- practical to secure fire clay lining, they shall be lined with fire brick for a distance of at least 25 feet from the point of intake. Fire brick shall be laid in fire clay mortar. Connections between chimneys and roofs shall be made with sheet metal counter or cap flashing (copper reccomended) arranged to overlap roof flashing and allow for movement that may occur between chimneys and roofs. No increase in the wall„thickness of chimneys, nor any projecting masonry, shall be permitted within a distance of 12 inches above or below the rafters or roof joints. Irrespective of whether the fuel used be coal, coke, wood, or oil, the minim,un inside of chimney flue linings for for various heating devices shall be as follows; For warm air furnaces, or low pressure steams or hot water heating boilers, not less than 64 square inches; for fireplaces, not less than one-tenth the area of the fireplace opening, but never less than 75 square inches; for stoves, ranges and other forms of room: heaters, 64 square inches for rectangular flues, or an inside diameter of 7 inches for round flues. In no case shall the short cross eection dimension of a rectangular flue be less than two-thirds the greater dimension nor more than two connections allowed in any flue. When gas is the fule used in a heating furnace, boiler, or automatic hot water heater, the flues shall be of the same size and construction as required. for stoves and ranges us- ing other fuel. Vent flues where required for other domestic gas burning appliances may be of smaller size, but not less than I0 square inches. Such flues shall be made of fie clay or its equivalent not less than one inch thick with joints properly designed to effect a permanent seal, and the surround- ing masonry walls may be or_ fitted. Letal vent flues are not permitted. Smoke -pipe intake to flues shall always enter the chimney through the side and shall consist of fire clay or metal thirnblessecurely set in the chimney walls with mortar, or the intake may be cast in concrete. Such openings shall be at least I5 inches below wooden lath and plaster or other combustible ceilings, or open joist. Neither the intake pipe nor thimble shall project into the flue. No woodwork shall be placed within two inches of the thimble. The thimble shall be surrounded by metal lath and plaster for a space of at least 2 inches, plaster for a space of at least 2 inches, or an open space of that width shall be provided on all sides. All mortar used in chimney construction, except as e specified for fire brick in paragraph I9, shall be cer_ent mortar proportioned as follows; Two bags of Portland Cement, not less than I88 pounds, and one bag of dry hydrated lime, 50 pounds, thoroughly mixed dry. To this mixture shall be added three times its volume of clean share sand with sufficient water to produce proper consistency. When dry hydrated lite is not available, one cubic foot of completely slacked lime putty nay be substituted for 50 pounds of dry hydrate. In case of such substitution, the mixing of lime and cermet shall be very thorough. Dry hydrate should always be used in preference to litre putty. After a chimney has been completed, all flues shall be thoroughly cleaned and left smooth on the inside. .ii flues to which heating furnaces or boilers are to be connected shall be subjected to a smoke test before accept- ance, but the test shall not be made until the mortar has thoroughl hardened . 212 The metoff (1-F tPGt is to build a smudge fire at bottom of the flue, and while the stroke is flowing freely frons the flue, close it tightly at the top. Escape of stroke into other flues through the chirney walls indicates openings that shall be made tight before the chimney is accepted. The test shall be rade by the contractor in the presence of the Building Inspecotr or other official having jurisdiction, and of•the owner or his representatives. SECTION 25. w7OUB,IOi 1RoUNI, CHILZJJ':YS: Jo wooden beams, joists, or rafters shall be placed within 2 inches of the out- side face of chimneys, whether the same be for stroke, air or any other purpose. No woodwork shall be placed within 4 inches of the back viall of any fireplace. All spaces between chimneys and wooden joists or be- ars shall be filled with loose cinders, loose mortar refuse, gypsun block, or other prous inconbastible naterial to form a firestop. No wooden studdings, furring, lathing, or plugging shall be placed against any chinney, or in the joints thereof. Jooden construction shall either be set away fror. the chim- neys, or the plastering shall be Cire ct1-r on tLe rag>onry or on the netal ,, _ r_ e �,a_ lathing�� _ . rcc_�r_ it;, ,ytible� f�;rr_ :d furring strips ilacec around 31_^_imneys to support bice or cther trim shall be insulate(' fror: the r asonry by asbestos paper, at least I/8 inch thick, and natal wall plugs or app- roved incombustible nail hold.ins; devices attached to the wall surface shall be used for nailing~. The walls or fireplaces shall never be less than 6 inches thick, and if built of stone the n:inir_um thickness shall be I2 inches. All fireplaces and and ohin.ne;j breastes shall have trirL:er arches or other app- roved fire -resistive construction supporting hearths. The arches and hearths shall be at least :0 inches gide, treasured frog the face of the chirney breast. ?he arches shall :)e of brick, stone or hollow tile, not less than 4 inches thick. a flat stone or a reinforced concrete slab may be used to carry the hearth instead of an arch if it be properly suppo- rted and a suitable fill be provided betweon it and the ] arth. ?he length of trimmer arches and hearth shall be not less than 24 inches longer than the fireplace opening. hearths shall be of brick, stone, tile or concrete as ray be specified. Tood. centering under a trirrrer arch shall be removed before plaster- ing the ceilings beneath. No coal burning heater shall be placed in a fireplace which does not conformto the foregoing requirer;ents and have an incor.bustible mantel. No wooden r.:antel or other woodwork shall be placed within 8 inches of the side or within I2 inches of the top of any open fireplace. No corbustible sur:n:er pieces or fire board shall be used. Any person or persons, whether owner, builder or me- chanic, who shall build a chimney or flue in violation of any requirement of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be fined as provided in Section 39 of this ordinance. ECTION 26. PAPE_I-.ING OVER FLUE FOL?: No perpe hanger or anyone else shall paper or canvass closer than two inches to any flue opening. JAIL TI1:S O_'T B ,ICI: VENEER BUILDIIyGS. "Tall ties shall be used every fifth course on every other brick am securely fastened to building. aECTIUN 27/ .HOT*' . 2IPES An REGISTERS: All heater pipes from hot-air furnaces where passing thr`ugh combustible partitions, or floowrs, crust be doubled tin pipes with at least I inch air space between them. Horizontal hot-air pipes lead- ing fror furnace shall be not less than 6 inches from any wood- work, unless the woodwork be covered with loose fitting tin, or the pipe covered with at least 2 inch of corrugated asbestos, in which latter case the distance from the woodwork may be r reduced to not less than 3 inches. No hot air pipe shall be placed in a wooden stud pertition or any wooden enclosures unless it be at least 8. 21-.3 feet horizontal distance from the surface. Hot air pipes con- tainer in combustible partitions shall be placed inside another pipe arranged to maintain s inch air space between the two on all sides, or be securely covered with 2 inch of corrugated asbestos. Neither the other pipe or the covering shall be within I inch of wooden studding and no wooden lath shall be used to cover the portion of the partition in which the hot air pipe is located. Htt air pipes in closets shall be doub- led, with a space between them, on all sides. Every hot air furnace shall have at least one regis- ter without valve or louvres. A register located over a brick furnace shall be supported by a brick shaft, built from: the zover of the hot air chamber; said shaft lined with a metal pipe; and no wood- work shall be within 3 inches of the outer surface of the shaft. A register box placed in the floowr over the portable furnace shall have an opening space around it of not less than 4 inches on all sides and be supported by an incombust- ible border. Hot air registers, placed in any woodwork, or comb- ustible floors shall be surrounded with borders of incombust- ible material, not less than two inches wide, securely set in place. The register boxes shall be of ketal and be double; the distance between the two shall not be less than I inch; of they ray be single if covered w.th asbestos not less than I/8 inch in thickness, and if all woodwork within 2 inches be vovered with tin. Cold air ducts for hot air furnaces shall be rade of incombustible r..aterial. SECTION 28. STEAL AND HOT 'RATER PIPES IN HEATING SYSTEM S: No steam or hot water pipe shall be within I inch woodwork. Every steam or hot water pipe passing through com- bustible floors or ceilings, or wooden lath and plaster par- titions, shall be protected by a metal tube I inch larger in diameter than the pipe and be provided with a metal cap. All wooden boxes or casings enclosing steam or hot water pipes, or wooden covers to recesses in walls in which steam or hot water pipes are placed, shall be lined with metal. SECTION 29. DRY ROODS: No combustible material shall be permitted in the construction of any dry room hereafter erected, in which a temperature of I25 degrees Phr or over may exist. If temperature under I25 degrees PHR. is to be used, the dry roor: gray be constructed of wood, but it shall be linea throughout with 1/8 inch asbestos, covered with sheet metal. If windows are placed in walls or ceiling of dry rooms, they shall be of wiredr1a:s set in fixed incombusti- ble sash and frames. SECTION 30. .there a kitchen stove or range is placed from d" to 12" from a wood or stud partition, the said par- tition shall be shielded with metal or asbestos from the floor to a height of not less than 3 feet higher than the range; if the range is within 3" of the partition, then the studs shall be cut away and framed 3' hugher and one foot wider than the range, and filled to the face of said stud partition with brick, block or fire proof material and plastered thereon. Hotel and restaurant ranges shall be provided with metal hood, placed at least 9 inches below any wooden lath and plaster or wooden ceiling, and have an individual I/8 inch of asbestos covering or its equivalent. Combustible floors under coal ranges and similar app- liances, without legs, such as mentioned in section 3I, in which hot fires are maintained, shall be protected by a sheet of metal or I/8 inch layer of asbestos building lumber which shall be covered with not less than 4 inches of masonty set in cerent mortar. Such masonry shall consist of one course of 214 4 inch terra-cotta or of two courses of brick or terra-cotta, at least one of which shall be hollow, and be laid to preserve a free circulation of air throughout the whole course. Con- crete nay be substituted for a course of solid brick if desired. ?he rasonry work shall be covered by sheet r.-.etal or not less than Iw0. 26 gua'e so arran ec as not to obstruct the ventila- ting passage beneath. 2uchhearths shall extend at least 24 inches in fron of and 12 inches on the insides and back of the range or similar heating appliances. ill coal stoves orl ranges, with legs, shall be set on incor::bustible material, which shall extend I2 inches in front. SECrIOIT 3I. :„r ,.:5WOOCI- SII_ T work, wooden lath or plaster partition or ceiling within 4 feet of the sides or back or six feet from the front of any heating boildr, furnace, bakery, oven, coffee roaster, fire heated candy kettle, laundry stove, or other sir.-:ila-r appliance, shall be covered with r-etal to a height of at least 4 feet above the floor,. This covering shall extend the full length of the boiler, furnace or heating appliances and to at least 5 feet in front of it. Letal shields shall be loosely attached • thus preserving an air space behind thee. In no case shall such cor:bustible construction be perritted within two feet of the sides of back of the heating arpliance, or 5 feet in front of same.:To furnace, boiler, range or other heating a„pl iance shall be placed a:rainst a wall furred with wood, e .tires boilers shall be encased on sides and top. by an ii ccarbastible protective coverin, not loss than T, inches thick. :C"'IC is 32. CY= =n?In 7�l as coli„e, oil or charcoal r,ur.11 ., stoves ,� „(� P or heating dE;TrlrBs shall.be placed o__ iron stands at least C inches abc`.re 'or -- bustibie surport i, unless the burners are at least c ilk hes abo7e the base, with rLotaigu rd _., n inches below the 70 (_)TD -7M. o i usoC 1:_ any- ?r. U:.. where rf 1_ L '�' shall C� fluiJo are stored or h _,_ be rfo in i e ('. r vo7atile f S., of the k'' 1:h 54. _'_,._ash r_ l_.t _'__ _._ J • : 1 ' �Ai e;? l' _ , rc , 1., 1cf..ao, ._',17 ,.i ed iron other in cor ha.stib10 lJ v.`'• J ': f:luesduits, for _"oc :r. l_ of oL '.i i v (: air, i 1 - ` a ernre ` tUre : of the air •pan of exdeed• that. _l�. the l c or".s shall be cons- tructed of 1.e, or other incoL bu ;tible , ate !.a1, and shall not be rlaced nearer than T inch to any w oit lcr � and no s11.ck flue .ka l l be shall be used f r any ether parj ooe. « is of every buil (' 1nshall be des (i noto safely 3a.. r - the load to be .r 1 im- posed thereon and shall in all reslec ,., confer to good er1- gineering r,sactice. I T ��7 . �.� � e ry structure, or part thereof, which shall �>l-' ��to the '�i1.�.0 .- ila Inspector to be dan erou.c by reason of bad :condition of wall, defective construction, Cir, erl a-rri ' ` floors, lack of guards against fire, or othercause, U}312 be held to be un- safe. hBu1_ (i Inspector shall is ,. eciatrl - notify the owner or leesee to cause the uar.e to be nade safe, and shall aIso affix a notice .; f tho dangorous :h .,r _etcr of the stru- cture in a cosi .caous -nlace on the exterior viall of such building, and no person shall =070 OT deface such notice so affixed. ?he o per or party having an interest in such 21 unsafe bui:Ciiii.s or structure, ein notified, tereof in wri- ting b: the Baildiin7 Inspector, shall it ro i.atc, y cause the sane to be rade aafe ar.., secure, and if the building, or any such building :hall be used for any purpose requiring a li- cense therefor, the i;:ayor r ay revoke said license on n.et elect of the owynr to comply with the notice Nerved as herein pro- vided; where the public safety requiring ir:r..ediate action the Building Inspector ray enter upon the premises, with such ass- istance as ray be necessary and cause the sadi structure to be rade secure or torn don., and rer owed without delay, at the expense of such owner or party interested. The Building In- spector i; hereby given full power to order the fire department to assist in such work. SECTION 3. IDT_IP.a CF LNFO2,0Ill G (INICEetS: The Bui-d- ir:g Inspector is hereby authorised and empowered; First, To enforce all ordinances relating to the construction, equipment, management and condition of all property within the City of Plainview; and it shall be the duty :f the Building Inspector to inspect all buildings or structures in course of erection, alteration or repair, as ofetn as may be necessary to see that s such building or structures ar being erected, altereC or re- haired in accordance with the terns of this ordinance and the permit issued thereunder. The Building Inspector is hereby given authority to enter any building in the City of Plainview, Texas, in the perforr:.ance of his duties and to order and com— pel the supervision of any work being done in violation of the provisions of this ordinance, or to pre--ent the use of any material or the maintenance or operation of any machinery in violation of the provision of this ordinance, and no person shall begin the construction of any building or the use of any material or machinery in or about any building after said Build- ing Inspector has directed in writing the suspension of the use thereof; and it ishereby rade the duty of the departments of Police, health and fire to assist in the enforcement of this ordinance, and each of these departments shall, so far as possible, act in connection with the Building Inspector in such enforcement. SECOND: To supervise the construction or reconstruction of all buildings. THIRD; To report monthly to the i..ayor or City Council regarding the condition of the City, on all matters pertain- ing to fire prevention. SECTION 39. Whenever the Building Inspector is sat- isfied that any of the provisions of this ordinanceor any of the laws and ordinances in force in the City, applicable to the sarr.e subject matter, have been or are about to be violated in any respect, or that any order or direction made in persuance of this ordinance has not been complied with or is being dis- regarded, he shall apply to the CityAttorney for the purpose of instituting such civil proceedings as the said attorney Lay think necessary and available, the sarre to be brought in the nare of the City, provided, however, that nothing in this sec- tion and no action taken theraunder shall be held to exclude any criminal proceedings which may be aythorized by this ord- inance or any of the lags and ordinances in force in the City, or exempt any one violating this ordinance and said laws and ordinances from any penalty which ray be incurred. SECTION 40. The City Attorney is hereby authorized to institute any and all actions and proceedings, either legal or equitable, that may be appropriate or necessary for the enforcement of the provisions of this code, the sane to be brought in the name of the City. 21.6 STION 4I. PENALTY .TOR VICI.ATIUI;S: Any and all persons who shall violate n, of the provisions of this ordinance or fail to comply with or ler or regulation rade tr_erunder, or who shall build in violation of any detailed statement or cr,ecifications or plans submitted and approved thereunder, or any certificates'or-pewit thereunder, shall sererally for each and every such violation and coneompliance, respectively, upon conviction, be punished by a fine of not less than ten and not more than one hundred dollars. The impositions of penalty for any violation of this ordinance shall not excuse the violation or permit it to continue; and all such persons shall be required to correct or remedy such violations or defects within a reasonable tine; and each ten days that pro- hibited conditions are maintained or permitted to exist shall constitute a seperate offense. The appliance of the above penalty shall not be held to prevent the enforced removal of prohibited conditions as provided in section 3 of this ordinance, by any legal or eq- uitable remedy. SECTION 42. CONFLICTING ORDINANCES ~EPFALT'L: All ordinances and parts of ordinances inconsistent herewith are are hereby repealed. SECTION 43. DATE OF EFFECT: This ordinance shall take effect legally and be in force frog: and after its pass- age and legal publication. PAS ED NUV :LB :R 7th, A.D. 1927. APPROVED NoV 1 BEP. 7th, A.D. I927 ORDINANCE f279. ANO: DIN NCI GRANTING THE FE ;OS AND NORTHERN TEXAS RAILWAY COLPANY, A CORPO?ATIONN, AND ITS LEESEE, THE PANHANDLE AND SANTA FE RAILWAY COLPANY, A CORPOR^LTION, AND ITS SUCCESS- ORS AND ASSIGNS THE RIGHT AND PRIVELEGE OF LAYING TRACKS UPOI? AND ACROSS CERTAIN STREETS IN ?IE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, AND I:_AINTAINING AND OPERATING THE SALE: - BEI' OhDAINED BY ?III' CITY COUNCIL „F THE CITY :F F1AIId- VIEW, TEXAS:- SECTION E =AS: - SECTION I. That the PECUS and Northern Texas Rail- way Company, a Corporation, and its leesee, the Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway Company, a Corporation, and its success- ors and assigns, be and they are hereby given the right, pow- er and privilege of locating, building, erecting, and prop- erly maintaining and operating a railway track with the ne- cessary turnouts, switch stands, and other necessary appliances connected therewith upon and over Columbia 2treet and the alley in Block six (6) Central Park _iddition of the City mf Plain- view, Te:as. The said Railroad Comfanies are to keep and main- tain crossings over said tracks at the intersection of said street and alley in good condition so as not to interfere with the public use thereon. SECTION 2. That this ordinance shall becore effective from: and after its p=ssage and approval. Passed and adoptee this 7th d -Nover, ber, ,.L., 1927. r - _AZ., City S cret ry Layor No rther business appearing Council adjourned. ATTEST: City Se „'re t Layor. 21 Plainview, Texas, No;-enber, 21, I927. City Council r.ot in regular session, Layor presiding with J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell and '%.I..Thonp,on, Alderr_en and .x. .Saiglifg City `.ecretary present when the following prceedings were had, to -wit; ELECTION fETURN C 1 1 ?S S. BE IT : I._':L.?3E:ED that on this day came on to be consider- ed the returns of the City Election for two (2) Alderr en for the City of Plainview, Teas, held on the I9th day of Novem-ee ber, I927, and it appearing that the following candidates received the highest nurber of votes for the office for which they were candidates, to -wit; for Alderman, D.i).Bowr:an 78 votes, H.Dysart 76 votes, all candidates being elected to fill put unexpired unexpired terms of Aldernen W.E. Boyd and '.. Lan- ford, resigned. It is therefore declared that the above nared per- sons having received the highest number of votes cast for any one for the above nared offices are hereby declared e)ected to laid offices for the remainder of the unexpired terms of the resigned :aldermen. Alderman -Elect L. D. Bourn an being present was ad- ministered the Oath of Office by Attorney Frank R. Day after which d drawing was held for the long and short unexpired terms which the two newly elected Aldermen are to fill out resulting in Lr Doman drawing the long term. Regularly Trove( and seconded that the City Treasurer pay the B.C.L. 050.00 . Carried. D).D.Bowman was named to serve with J.B.Cardwell as a comnitte on Public Improvements. .lderm:en Cardwell and Bowman were nared as a corny - itte to make a survey and reccocend to the Council at its next reefing where Curb Gasoline Service Satd tions shoild or should not be allowed. C It is regularly moved and seconded that a SWwer main be laid through Blocks 50 w 51 0.T. when the alley throught said Blocks is cleared of all enckoachn:ents. Carries. Loved and seconded that the I:.ayor employ a Stenogra- pher for .his office. C 218 Loved and seconded that the City but two of three Extra Fire Hydrants and at all times keep extras on hand for use in emergencies. Carried. Loved. and seconded that the City have the Firemen's mattresses worked over. Carried. The Gas Fitter's Bond of Roy 0. Gibson being pre- sented to the Council same was arrpoved. Sewer Estimate presented by City Engineer in favor of Roy Irick for ti 6000.00 was allowed and oredered paid. The audit report bg d.J.KlinRer of Court records and Chief of Police to fovember I, I927, was heard and same was accepted and approved, and bill of SI5.00 for said audit was ailo,red and ordered paid. It is regularly roved and seconded that no employe either elective or appointive shall receive and' ¢ fee from the funds of the City over their stated salary. Carried. Loved and secondee' that effective December I, I927, that All Fines, Costs, Penalties and Fees of the Coropration Court be collected by the Judge of said Court and accounted for to the City by him. Carried. AN ORDINANCE *cif(34 APPROVING AN ESTIMATE MADE BY THE ENGINEER FOR THE CITY AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE AND DELIVERY TO THE JORDAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY OF WARRANTS NUMBERS ONE, TWO, THREE, POUR, FIVE AND SIX, OF THE WARRANTS PROVIDED TO BE ISSUED BY AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF PART OF COLUMBIA STREET, DESCRIBED AS DISTRICT NO. 16 AND PART OF WEST SIXTH STREET, DESCRIBED AS DISTRICT NO. 17,. IN THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, WHICH ORDINANCE WAS ADOPTED BY THE CITY C OUNC IL OF THE CITY OF PLAIN - VIEW ON THE /.5 DAY OF A. D. 1927, AND OF RECORD IN VOL. 5, PAGE OF THE MINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF SAID CITY. WHEREAS, on the 4,¢- day of e20‘e.r , A. D. 1927, the City Council of the City of Plainview passed and adopted an Ordinance confirming the contraot between the City and the Jordan Construction Company for the improvement by said Jordan Construc- tion Company of parts of Columbia and West Sixth Streets in said City, designated in said Ordinances as Districts Nos. 16 and 17; and WHEREAS, it was provided in said Ordinance that the City's proportion of the cost of such improvement was to be paid by the City to the said Jordan Construction Company by the war- rants of said City to be issued as the work progressed; and WHEREAS, the said Jordan Construction Company has furnished a large amount of materials used and to be used in the construction of said work; and WHEREAS, the Sngineer for the City has made an esfr timate and allowed and approved an estimate in favor of the said Jordan Construction Company on account of materials furnished End work done in connection with the improvement of said districts in the sum of 446470/4; and WHEREAS, the Jordan Construction Company has, in a000rdanee with the eontraet and the said Ordinance so ratifying same, earned and is entitled to be paid the aforementioned sure in the warrants of said City as provided to be issued in said Ordinance; THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OP THE CITY OP PLA INVIEW: SECTION 1. That the said estimate so allowed and approved by the Engineer for the City in charge of said work in favor of the Jordan Construction Company is in all respects approved and allowed in the sum of $46$440: SECTION 2. That the warrants of said City so in said Ordinance provided to be issued, Numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4 for the sum of $500.00 each, and Numbers 5 and 6, for the sum of 0000.00 each, be issued, sign and executed by the Mayor and counter -signed by the City Secretary of the City of Plainview, and delivered to the said Jordan Construction Company as payment in part for the material so furnished and the work so done as shown by said estimate so made, allowed and approved by the Engineer for the City and herein allowed and approved. PASSED, ADOPTED AND APPROVED this the 21st day of November, A. D. 1927. / /. ATTEST: rif rf Ordinance No. 281 Accepting ertain street improvements and authorizing the delivery oto the jordan c construction company certificates of special assessment evidencing the indebtedness of the property owners whose proeprty is benefitted by sdaid improvements, declaring an emergency. Whereas heretofore on the 1st day of October, 1927, the City Council of Plainview, Texas, passed an ordiannce ratifying contract between the City of Plainview and the Jordan Construction Company, providing for the improvement of certain streets and parts of streets in the City of Plainview, Texas, and otort3 on t?Itie .day 182 4, clty tf. ,elUViowv po4147.4n ordinant rtiifying a oottiroot btwaen Of Plalaview and t1,43 jorden. .::..j.onstruotiOn ny, prov. for inprovononi'of t/kin strota and pr.rts of giro F. t!*. -0 or Pialnvion* and. berotofore4 on. of to GLy pals6d. ordinamo ordering' *by. Certin. aoriain eirOto and gartione of strettin fl Plainview, Texas, an OA EV lOW1 Imants of it *t on day of .t,l.:„'ounoil - tyor Plainview, IVZA: ordinano: loVying on. asocnamentagainst t.1..p proper.. owners toreoft•abuttiAT upon straets: end portiOna to to -roved;.. and, Jordon..-.:::.anstruction oonplotod'in full Vo inprovenonts upon said,Strestr• and. portions of"-atrootat In full conpliesoe.wit aontraot between t1- Ity .' ;1 'r TasT.,..-.4 and to jorearnstruo %Jan. cOnpsny, insofar: oe. rt. in pviogdistriett•ort oerned; WASS. eouplatad Distrists are Nos* vAd tv,.. 0g041W..,D CITY. cT)UrIcIL OF T.HXA4'i.t Tat said improvements be, and. axe I'mreb..., a.40f,ptod by t j yzYf Plainview, Taxao and tie apprtr.' 0 inall thinI0 allosPd*and Vflo tfarar and t' A.4ty Seoratary ars 1)aroby autorited and divested to exaoute and deliver to Jordan. :...,onstrustion c4spany portitiost44 Aa$0sonrt, vVideeeire th.4 indObtmineSS of te 'party onner4 roperty.abuio On gaid-inProvananta and ovita..,noing to..• lion ofon0011 sopostuOut fixed said abutting. propextyi and in seoordanow tP,:o Oontreet botaven t' lf of. Plainview and 0.40 Jordon Conotruotion 0.1 andto ordinanato and. resolutions Ilsret0fore passed and adopted.. by 014) itjt of- Plainview, Texas. .• foot tat. t:So :Aty" and lbs in n.e.:41 ofens.* o taprOved streets ine01,e4, t141 ordinonas profiding for t*le aneeptabes ort'..4e. 0400 is, deOurel to. b4?.t. SO. emergotty-Hossouret for presrvatiOn of to 110. passel property* 14e4l.Vt.'t. and. Oaralkst, demanding ttlat Ot(tprovisions prdSibttiol; ordinanasofron being finally passed. onte.date.totrOduoed# suspended and tfo,,at tis ord. tnnc- befT.,o.t.,,vr, from end atter It passage, and, It is !..:to. ordained. -7:;nJTi N t913 t ORDINANCE N O . AN ORDINANCE GRANTING TO THE FCRT `TCRTH AND DENVER SOUTH PLAINS RAILWAY COMP 5'Y A FRANCHISE OVER ANL THROUGH A2'D THE ABSOLUTE RIGHT TO USE FOR THE PURPOSE CF CONSTRUCTING ITS RAILROAD, TRACKS, SIDING, SPUR;;, D<<POTS, TERMINAL FACILITIES, AND TC USE AND OPERATE SLE IN CONNECTION ujfITH ITS RAILWAY CVER AND .CROSS AND UPON C;.ERTAIN STREETS AND AJ,T 'YS IN THE CITY CIS' PLro INVIEW . BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLhINVIEW That the Fort Worth ana. Denver South Plains Railway Company i hereby granted a franchise in and over and the perpet- ual right and easment to construct, maintain and use its railroad track over, through and in certain streets ana alleys in the City of Plainview, as follows: To construct, maintain and operate its main track and line of railway over and in That part of I:ilwee Street between Seventh and Ninth That part of Juniper Streets between Seventh and Ninth That part of Ninth Street bttween Ivy and Juniper That part of Tenth Street between Fir and Hickory That part of Grove Street between Ninth and Eleventh That part of Fir Street between Tenth and Eleventt That part of Elm Street between Tenth and Eleventh Streets; Streets; Streets; Streets; Streets; Streets; Streets; Streets; That part of That part of Santa Fe Railroad; That part of the Santa Fe Railroad; That part of Streets; Streets; Streets; Streets; That part of That part That part Eleventh Street between Elm and Beech Date Street between Tenth Street and the Beech Street between Eleventh Street and Ash Street between Eleventh and Twelfth Broadway between Eleventh and Twelfth of Austin Street between Eleventh and Twlefth of Twelfth Street between Austin and Columbia That part of Wye Street between Eleventh Street and the Santa Fe Railroad; That part of Columbia Street between Twelfth and Thirteenth: That part eenth Streets; That part teenth Streets; That part teenth Streets; That part Galveston Streets; That part Fourteenth Streets! That part Fourteenth Streets; That part of Indepencuence Street between Thirteenth and Fourtheenth Streets;; That part of Joliet Street between Thirteenth and Four- teenth Streets; That part of Fourteenth Street between Joliet and Kokomo Streets; That part of Kokomo Street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets; That part Milwaukee Streets; That part Sixteenth Streets; That part Milwaukee Streets; That part Streets; of Denver Street between Twelfth and Thirt- of El Paso Street between Twelfth and Thir- oz Fresno Street between Tw_.lfth and Thir- of Thirteenth Street between El Paso and of Galveston Street between Thirteenth and of Houston Street between Thirteenth and That part teenth Streets; That part Quincy Streets; of of of of of of Fifteenth Street between Lexington Street between Sixteenth Street ipetween Kokomo and Fourteenth and Lexington and Akland Street between Seventh and Eighteenth Quincy Street between Eighteenth and Nin - Eighteenth Street between Oakland and The North and Nob Hill Addition; The North ,nu Railroad addition; The North Depot Addition; The North anu South alley between Blocks 8 and 9, and through Block 6, Central Park ,,addition; The North anu. South alleys through Blocks 29, 30, 31, 52, 51, 50, 65 and 75, Highland addition. South alleys through Blocks 17 and 8, South alleys through Blocks 4, 5, 11, anu South alleys through Blocks 2 and 4, TO CONSTRUCT, MAINTAIN AND OPERATE ITS PJSSI'TG PASSENGER TRACK. !~ That part of Beech Street between Eleventh Street and the Santa Fe Railway Right of Way; That part of Ash Street between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets; That part of Broadway between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets; The North and South alleys through Blocks 2 and 4 Depot Addition: TTO CONSTRUCT, UAINTAIN AND ;OPERATEITS FREIGHT DE POT. ' , EIGHT TRAI TRACKS. Upon and in that part of Date Street between Tenth and Eleventh Streets; And to construct, maintain a.nci operate one team or side track in and over that part of Eleventh Street between Elm Sttreet and De.te Street; And to construct, maintain and operate five team track: in and over that part of Elm Street between Tenth and Eleventh Streets; And to construct, maintain and operate two tracks in and over the alley through Block 5, Railroad Addition. AND THE RIGHT TO CONSTRUCT, MAINTAIN AND USE its Industry Trucks as many as two tracks on and in the follow- ing described `streets: Tenth Street between Fir and Grove Streets. Fir Street between Tenth and Eleventh Streets; Ninth Street between Fir and Hickory Streets; Seventh Street at its intersection with Grove Street; Sixth Street at its intersection with Grove Street; Fifth Street at its intersection with Grove Street; Fourth Street at its intersection with Gfove Street; Third Street at its intersection with Grove Street; Grove Street from Third Street to Seventh Street; ,And the Alley through Block 11 in Railroad Addition. PROVIDED, HOWEVER, That this Ordinance shall not, in any ..ise, alter, affect or impair any provision of the Charter of the City of Plainview or any Ordinance already or hereafter adopted by the City of Plainview in the proper exercise of its police power as to the manner of main mining or operating said railroad or any part thereof, or any rollin_ stodgyi trains or mov- ing cars within the limits of the City of Plainv5ew; and provided that such railroad shall not be so constructed nor at any time maintained in or across any of said streets or anent" in s.xch manner or condition as to materially affect the drainage of any of such streets or alleys or the safety or puactical use thereof by the public. ATTEST: PASSED APPROVED 9 -. ; —'q MAYOR, CITY 0 PL,AI1T IEW. ORDINANCE NO. . AN ORDINANCE CLOSING, FOR THE USE OF THE FORT WORTH AND DENVER SOUTH PLAINS RAILWAY COMPANY, CERTAIN PORTIONS OF CERTAIN STREETS AND ALLEYS IN THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, that that portion of Beech Street from the South Line of Eleventh Street to a point 300 feet South of the said South Line of Eleventh Street; and That portion of Cedar Street from the South Line of Eleventh Street to a point 300 feet South from the said South Line of Eleventh Street; The entire alley running East and 'gest in the Stollgy & Graham Addition to the City of Plainview; and The entire alley running North and South between S S t of ley and Graham Addition and the G. W. Owens Addition in the City of Plainview from the alley running East and Weet above mentioned South to a point 300 feet South of the South Line of Eleventh Street; and The entire alley along the West side of the DeLay Addition from the South Line of Eleventh Street to a point 300 feet South of the said South Line of Eleventh Street; and The alley in Block 4, Railroad Addition to the town of Plainview, from the South line of Eleventh Street to a point 150 feet South of the said Sough Line of Eleventh Street; and The entire alley running East and West through Block 3, Depot Addition to the town of Plainview; and The North 175 feet of the North and South alley through said Block in Depot Addition; be closed for the use of the Fort Worth and Denver South Plains R Railway Company and that the said Railway Company be and it is hereby given and granted the absolute right to the use of the above des- cribed portions of streets and alleys for the purpose of operating its railroad, tracks, terminals and other facilities; provided, how- ever, that the City reserves the right, at its discretion, to enter upas said premises for the purpose of excavating for laying, maintaining and repairing, changing and replacing its water and sewer lines, and all things in connection therewith. PASSED1h' ( ' -/ .L-- 7 APPROVED /1)//Yr/ /T.'2 -- ATTEST: ' ATTEST: MAYO CI P W. 219 It za*earili that there ...:/as no other biisiness to 301.e bcfore this seesion the .;clan3i1 L-s.dj-Lirnod. Lajor. Plainview -2ex:as.-_,ecerber I, IJ27. Jitj .;01i213ii 3olIvoIlod in =0I:1.1, session, iayor .I. Iiser presiding with, J.C.IToorer, :,.1.Thon- rson and 1.=.3owLan, ilderren and :-.3ecretar.,7 rresent then the foll vzin roeed jnt W20 had, to -wit: Jarrant Lrdinames 2b4 J 2bt5 and Certificate Ordi- nan3es r 2,87 were presented to the Jouncil resulting in their being passe(' and a-oproved; the origional col -les of which follow inserted herein: - AN ORDINANCE. g2_4$ `.PPROVI.I G AN _::STIMATE MADE BY THE ENGINEER FOR THE CITY AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE AND DEL— IVERY TO THE JORDAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY OF WARRANTS NUMBERS % , OF HE WARRANTS TO BE ISSUED BY AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF PART OF COLUMBIA STREET, DESCRIBED AS DISTRICT NUMBER pi,and PART OF WEST SIXTH STREET, DESCRIBED AS DISTRIT NUMBER 17, IN MI., CITY OF PLAINVIEW, WHICH ORDINANCE WAS ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW ON THE FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER A.D. 1927, and OF RECORD IN VOL. 5 PAGE OF THE MINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF SAID CITY. WHEREAS, on the first day of October, A.D. 1927 the City Council of the City of Plainview passed_ and adopted an Ordinance confirming the contract between the City and the Jordan Lonstructio Company for the improvement by said Jordan _ nstruction Company of parts of Columbia and West Sixth Streets in said City, designated in said. Ordinance as Districts Nos. 16 and 17; and WH::REAS,it was provided in said Ordinance that the City's proportion of the cost of such improvement was to be paid by the City to the said Jordan Construction Company by the warrants of said City to be issued as the work progressed; and WHEREAS, the said Jordan Construction Company has furnished a large amount of materials used and to be used in the construction of said work; and WHEREAS, the Engineer for the City has made an estimate and allowed and approved an estimate in favor of the said Jordan Construction Company on account of materials furnished connection with the improvement of said sum of /®Oo ; and andwork done in Districtsin the WHEREAS, the accordance with same, earned and is entitled to be paid the aforementioned sumin the warrants of the said City as provided to be issued in said Ordinance; 'THAREFORE, Jordan Construction Company bass in the contract and said Ordinance so ratifying BE IT ORDAINED BY T .;ITY COUNCIL OF THE c ITY OF PLAINV I EW : ;SECTION 1. That the said estimate so allowed and approved by the _:angineer for the City in charge of said work in favor of the Jordan Construction Company in in all respects approve-. and allowed in the sum of fi /d o v o "9 SECTION 4. That the warrants of said City so in said ordinance provided to be issued, Numbers 7 for the sum of 1,000.00 each, be issued, signed and executed to the Mayor and counter—signed by the City Secretary of the City of Plainviewand delivered to the said Jordan Construction Company as payment in part for the material so furnished and the work so done as shown by said estimate so made, allowed and approved by the Engineer for the City and herein allowe and approved. PASSED, ADOPTED AND APPROVED THIS TH EL DAY OF _____ _? A.D. 1927. ATTEST: Mayor, Ci of Plainview, Texas. 06 ORDINANCE NO (24 -5 -- ACCEPTING CERTAIN STREET IMPROVEMENTS AND AUTHORIZING THE DELIVERY TO THE JORDAN CON- STRUCTION COMPANY CERTIFICATES OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT EVIDENCING THE INDEBTEDNESS OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS WHOSE PROPERTY IS BENE- FITTED BY SAID IMPROVEMENTS, DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. WHEREAS, heretofore on the /e11- day of 621.-t 1927 The City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, passed en ordinance ratifying a contract between the City of Plainview and the Jordan Construction Company, providing for the improvement of certain streets and parts of streets in the City of Plainview, Texas, and, WHEREAS, heretofore on the /W‘day of 927ef- 1927, the City Council of the City of PlaTFT.Fw, passedan ordinance ordering certain improvements of certain streets and portions of streets in the City of Plainview, Texas end, WHEREAS, on the 79day of 1927, the City Council of te City ofPlainview, Texas passed an ordinance levying an assessment against the property and owners thereof abutting upon said streets and portions of streets so to be improved, and, WEREAS, the Jordan Construction Company, Contractor, has completed in full the improvements upon said streets and portions of streets, in full accordance with the contract between the City of Plainvien Texas and the Jordan Con- struction Company, in so -far -as certain paving districts are concerned; which completed districts are /6 ; and, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT MAINE- BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS : That said improvements be and the same are hereby accepted by the City of Plainview, Texas and the approved statement be in all things allowed, and the Mayor and the City Secretary are hereby authorize:. and directed to execute and deliver to Jordan Construction Company certificates of special assessment, evidencing the indebtedness of the pro- perty owners whose property abuts on said improvements and evidencing the lien of said special assessment fixed against said abutting property, and in accordance with the Contract between to City of Plainview and the Jordan Construction Co., and the ordinances and resolutions heretofore padded and adopted by the City of Plainview, Texas. The fact the the City and its inhabitants are badly in need of the use of the improved streets involved, this ordinance providing for the acceptance of the same is declared to be an emergency measure, for "0,e preservation of the pub- lic peace, property, heaith and safety, demanding that the Charter provisions prohibiting ordinances from being finally passed on date introduced , be suspended and that this ord- inance be effective from and after its passage, and it is so ordained./49/- PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE -- DAY OF 1927. YoyoR, • T OF AN CRDIE:ITGE. ROVI c; STIDATL LILD: BY TTIT.:lGINLER Ti- 1 D :UTHORIZING ISSUANC:ID DT'Ih– IVERY TO THF JORD1.11 CONSTRUCTION COMP.:Y...5Y OF 'd.'•.RRANTS NULIBBRZ g .0/,2 , OF H ARANSTO I.!:,...JSUED 137 I C»JDIN PROVIDING 17OR TH IMPROAULLNT OF i T LUJ3I ET,DLISCRIBLD DISTRICT 16, and P RIOF s.:.'EST IXTIi STREET, DT.iSCRIBED .7.70T NULB:;....11 17, IN TH: CITY OF PLAINVILINt DOPTPD BY ThJ: ITY COUNCIL .OF TH CITY OF 01-1 FIRST DAY OF OCTOB.R A 197, and OF IN VOL. 5 PPG OF THIiIIIiU:: 71'; C 11:LL C I TN' (JUNO IL OF 3 I TY on tht-, first day of October, ...D. 1927 the Oity '1.i.ouncil of the ::.;ity of Plainview passe. a_nd adopted. an Ordinance confirming thc contract between the City and the Jordan L;onstructio ....-ompany for the improvement by said Jordon „nstruction Company of parts of Columbia and 'Nest ixth Streets in scid ity, designate(.1 in said Ordinance as 'Districts 7.7 os.16 and 17; and t was provid,:.... in said Ordinance. that the City's proportion of the cost of such improvE.,?m,nt was to be pcid by t to the sd Jordan Construction Company by the warr:,..nts of said ity to be issued as the work progressed; and the sf.-Ad Jordan onstruction .:ompany has furnished a large amount of materials u ed and to be used in the construction of said viorit; and the -nginer for the ity has made tm estimate and allowed and approved an estimat'e in favor of the said Jordan ilonstrt. tion Compcny onccount of materials furnishd andwork done in connection with the improvefl nt of said Distri tsin the sum of ''....g1€22.1"!"....—; and ;fl tb Jordpn onstruction ,company as, in accordance with the contract and said Ordinance so ratifying same, ;:,-rne and is entitld to be paid t1H.7 aforementioned sumin the -warrnts of the said City as provided to be issued in said Ordinance; DE IT CID 2: TY T.-1 ITY .20U:CIL &F Tit ITY OF pLL:JI,: 1.:0TIai 1. Thct t' -e said estinrte so allow -d and approve by th • ngineer for t :ity in drge of said work in favor of 41.,e Jordan ionstruction ompFny in in all respects approve and alloWed in t sum of ^ ZOO ECTION 2. 11,at i» warmnts of said city so in said ordinance provided to be issued, Numbers g ddiel 9 for tc sum of 1,000.00 cacl,, be issued, signed and cxcuted to tk: -ayor andcounter—signed by Vie -ity Secretary of t' -,e -ity of Plainvicwand dclivere;.2 to the said Jordan enstruction omprny as payment in part for tl-Ne material so furni cncf, ,::ork so don as l'own by said estim-te so made, a11ow epproved by tc Engineer for tile City and llowe and':pproved. 4,1 P J, JOPT ND ,PMOV,_ T.112 OF 40cre:. ? .D. 1927. TTT • Ca: 22 M ORDINeNee NO OCePTI,C STR_ET IZIPROVE:e.NTS :ND ,UTeiCRIZING DAAVERY TO THL JORDAN CON- STKUCTION eOlLeNY e.RTIFIC,T1S OF SP CI L Si NT VID ii IG T IND_DT,DN,eS OF TH PiSOP RTY OWNeRS WHOS. PROPERTY 1Z B N - 2ITTeD BY SnID IMPHOVEZ NTS, D:OL.= N _11 RG leeS, heretofore on the / day of G2-7 1927 The lAty Council of the City of Plainview, T777i7passed -n ordinance ratifying a contract between the City of Plainview and the Jordan Construction Company, providing for the improvement of c-rtein streets and parts of streets in 'ity of Plainview, Texas, and, er: eel:eC, heretofore on the -12=24 day of 1927, the City eouncil or tl,o city of Plainview, passe an ordinance ordering certain improvem(nts of certain streets and portions of streets in the City of Plainview, Tears and, eS, on the day of-/c'. 1927, the City _ Council of the "Aey as PloinvioW, Texas passed an ordinance levying on assessment against the property and own rs thereof abutting upon said etreete portions of stroets so to be improved, and, 411 FA5, the Jordan eonstruction Company, Contractor, has eomplet d in full the improvements upon.said streets and portions of streets, in f.11 accordance with the contract between the 'ity of Plainview4 Texas and the Jordan 3on- struction Company, in so-far-as certain paving district-, are concerned; which completed districts are /2 ; and, NOW, T. iEOiiS, L IT ODIN BY TH ITY COUNCIL OF Th ITY OF PL. INVL., IeNJS That said-improvemen s be and the same aro hereby acc,pted by the ',ity of Plainview, Texas and the approved statement be in all things allowed, and the Mayor and the City .,ecretrry are hereby authorize and directed to execute and deliver to Jordan ,;onstruction 'ompany certificates of special assessm(nt, evidencing the indebtedness of the. pro- perty ownrrs-whos( property abuts on said improvements and evid ncing the lien of said special esseesment fixed against said abutting property, and in accordance with the r;ontract between to ity of Plainview and the Jordan ionstruction Co., and the ordinances -nd resolutions heretofore padded and adopted by the City of Pl-inview, Texes. The f'ct the the City and its inhabitants are badly in n-ed of tht use of the improved streets involved, this ordinance providing for the acceptance of the same is declared to be an mergency measure, or the preservation of t'se pub- lic peace, prep-rty, health and safety, demanding that the Charter provisions prohibiting ordinances from being finally pissed on (itc introduced , be suspended and that this ord- inance ba effective from end aftcr its passage, end it is so ordained. PnnSeD LITE PPI.OVeD Td Thi F zq-c. 1927. . e, CITY 01 Fle,INVI.TiW. North and South Alley through Block 40, Original Townsite of Plainview, Texas. From the South line of 7th Street to the South line of Lots 5 and 12. Block 40. Rate per front foot for Paving $2.23622 Rate per front foot for Curb 0.30 Name 7 :' bd ro cz tr F 0. El F °n n - .. o m m J. C. Terry 50W. 66 1 40 $111.81 50 $15.00 ;126.81 25w60n1, 2 40 55.90 25 7.50 63.40 J. Terry 25 S.' 2 40 55.90 25 7.50 63.40 K.Mrss.. Margaret K. Gidney 25 N 1,. 3 40 55.90 25 7.50 63.40 Mrs. Mar a Bret BarnesGidney 25 S. % 3 40 55.90 25 7.50 63.40 Mrs. Eva rn50 4 40 111.81 25 7.50 119.31 Betty McClelland 50 5 40 111.81 111.81 John M 50 12 40 111.81 50 15.00 126.81 Mrs. Lena MM. . Ware Mrs. Lena M. Ware 50 13 40 111.81 50 15.00 126.81 Mrs. Lena M. Ware 50 14 40 111.81 50 15.00 126.81 J. T. Northcutt 50 15 40 111.81 50 15.00 126.81 J. T. Northcutt 50 16 40 111.81 50 15.00 126.81 East and West Alley through Block 26, Original Townsite of Plainview, Texas. From the East line of Broadway Street to the West line of Ash Street. Rate per front foot for Paving $2.54068 Rate per front foot for Curb .3168 W. E. Boyd 25 1 26 $ 63.51 $ 63.51 Mrs. Maggie Finnie 25 2 26 63.51 25 7.92 71.43 W. E. 'Woldert 25 3 26 63.51 25 7.92 71.43 W. E. Woldert 25 4 26 63.51 25 7.92 71.43 L. M. Faulkner 25 5 26 63.51 25 7.92 71.43 Mrs. T. A. Johnson 4nd Virginia Elizabeth Johnson . 25 6 26 63.51 25 7.92 71.43 Mrs. T. A. Johnson and Virginia Elizabeth Johnson 25 7 26 63.51 25 7.92 71.43 Mrs. T. A. Johnson and Virginia. Elizabeth Johnson 25 8 26 63.51 25 7 92 71.43 Mrs. M. J. McLaughlin 25 9 26 63.51 25 7.92 71.42 C. D. Wofford and Thiess Wofford _. 25 10 26 63.51 25 7.92 71.43 Mrs. Mollie Moreland 25 11 26 63.51 25 7.92 71.43 Amanda Stephens. Juanita, Louise, Jimmie Lee, 25 12 26 63.51 63.51 and Lee Stephens J. E. Green 140 13 26 355.70 57 18.05 373.75 C. C. Green 140 32 26 355.70 60 19.00 374.70 North and South Alley through Block 27. Original Townsite of Plainview, Texas. From the North line of 7th Street, to the South line of 8th Street. Rate per front foot for Paving $2.416275 Rate per .front foot for Curb 0.30 Lela A. Burch 50 1 27 $120.81 50 $15.00 ;135.81 Lela A. Burch 50 2 27 120.81 50 15.00 135.81 Lela A. Burch 50 3 27 120.81 50 15.00 135.81 Leia. A. Burch 50 4 28 120.81 50 15.00 135.81 C. G. Goodman 50 5 27 120.81 50 15.00 135.81 Lcla A. Burch 50 6 27 120.81 50 15.00 135.81 Lela A. Burch 50 7 27 120.81 50 15.00 135.81 Lcla A. Burch 50 8 27 120.82 50 15.00 135.82 H. L. Propst 50 9 27 120.82 120.82 1!. L. Propst 50 10 27 120.81 40 12.00 132.81 H. L. Propst 25 S.% 11 27 60.41 5 1.50 61.91 A. M. McMillan 25 N. 11 27 60.41 25 7.50 67.91 T. L. Bali. T. C. Ball, and Ella T. Frame 25 S.% 12 27 60.40 25 7.50 67.90 Guy H. Goodman and C. G. Goodman 25 N.% 12 27 60.40 25 7.50 67.90 T H. Massie 50 13 27 120.82 50 15.00 135.82 J. H. Massie 50 14 27 120.82 50 15.00 135.82 I. N. Brooks 50 15 27 120.81 120.81 Carter Lindsay 50 16 27 120.81 50 15.00 135.82 East and West Alley through Block 24, Original Townsite of Plainview, Texas. From the East line of Broadway to the West line of Ash Street. Rate per front foot for Paving $2.50022 Rate per front foot for Curb .31142 Chas. E. Saigling 25 1 24 62.51 $62.511 Chas. E. Saigling 25 2 24 62.51 Chas. E. Saigling 25 3 24 62.51 20 6.22 68.73 Herman Blueher 25 4 24 62.50 25 7.78 70.28 Mrs. T. A. Johnson, Virginia Elizabeth Johnson 25 5 224 62 62.50 25 7.78 70.28 62.50 25 7.78 70.28 Mrs. J. M Tye Amanda Stephens. Juanita, Louise, Jimmie Lee, and Lee Stephens 25 7 24 62.50 25 7.78 70.28 E. A. Rogers 25 8 24 62.50 25 7.78 70.28 Mrs. Elizabeth Chatham and J. H. Chatham 25 9 24 62.50 25 7.78 70.28 Mrs. Elizabeth Chatham and J. H. Chatham 25 10 24 62.10 25 7.78 70.28 Alax Woldert 25 11 24 62.50 25 7.78 70.28 3. C. Hooper 25 12 24 62.50 25 7.78 70.28 Chas. E. Saigling .. 140 13 24 350.03 140 43.59 393.62 H. H. Rogers and AIbert G. Hinn 140 32 24 350.03 140 43.59 393.62 North and South Alley through Block 26, Original Townsite of Plainview, Texas From the South line of 7th Street, to the North line of E. & W. Alley. Rate per front foot for Paving $2.4117 0.30 Rate per front foot for Curb 25 13 26 $60.29 25 $7.50 Guy y B. Speedn p25 14 26 60.29 25 7.50 L. P. Barker25 15 26 60.29 L.25 16 26 60.29 25 7.50 L. P. Barker Bowman, Trus - 25 17 26 60.29 25 7.50 H. V. Tull, Jr., W. E Settoon, D D. tees of B. P O. E. No. 1175 H. V. Tull, Jr., W. E. Settoon. D. D. Bowman, Trus- tees of B. P. O. E., No. 1175 W. 25 19 26 60.29 20 7.50 J. W. Grant 25 20 26 60.29 J. Grant 25 21 26 60.29 25 7.50 J.J. W. Grant W. Grant 25 22 26 60.29 25 7.50 Radford Grocery Co., a Corporation 25 23 26 60.29 25 7.50 Radford Grocery Co., a Corporation 25 24 26 60.29 25 7.50 I'r=dford Grocery Co., a Corporation 25 25 26 60.29 2625 26 26 60.29 Radford Grocery Co.. a Corporation Mrs. Margaret Finnie 25 27 26 60.29 25 7.50 Mrs. Maggie Finnie 25 28 26 60.29 25 7.50 A. M. McMillan 25 29 26 60.29 25 7.50 A. M. McMillan 25 30 26 60.29 25 7.50 C. C. Green 25 31 26 60.29 25 7.50 C. C. Green 25 32 26 60.29 25 7.50 $67.79 67.79 60.29 67.79 67.70 67.79 66.29 60.29 67.79 67.79 67.79 67.79 60.29 60.29 67.79 67.79 67.79 67.79 67.79 67.79 East and West Alley through Block 40, Original Townsite of Plainview, From the West line of Austin Street to a point 160 feet West. Rate per front foot for Paving $2.64946 Rate per front foot for Curb 0.35454 John H. Mathes 140 5 T. C. Shepard 50 6 J. N. Donohoo 50 7 J. N. Donohoo 50 8 J. N. Donohoo 10 9 40 40 40 40 40 Texas. $370.92 132.47 132.47 132.47 26.49 50 50 10 17.72 17.72 3.54 $370.92 132.47 150.19 150.19 30.03' North and South Alley through Block 30, Original Townsite of From North line of 7th Street to the South line of 8th Street. Rate per front foot for Paving $2.28225 Rate per front foot for Curb 0.30813 Plainview, Texas. Albert G. Hinn 50 1 Albert G. Hien 30 N 30 2 O. M. Unger 20 S 20 2 O. M. Unger 50 3 J. H. Massie 50 4 P. Flaxman 50 5 O. E. Brashears and M. F. Brashears 50 6 O. M. Unger 25 N.% 7 Mrs. Nora Skaggs 25 S 1 7 Mrs. Nora Skaggs .. 50 8 Texas Utilities Co., a Corr oration 50E541 9 30 Texas Utilities Co., a Corporation 50E541h 10 30 J. E. Dement 40N40 11 30 J. D. Steakley 50 12 30 C. B. Harder & Herbert Dysart50 13 30 ............ . P. B. Randolph, A. E. Boyd, E. B. Miller, H. S. Hilburn 50 14 30 West Texas Gas Co.., a Corporation 50 15 30 O. M. Unger ., 50 16 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 $114.11 50 $15.40 68.47 30 9.24 45.64 20 114.11 114.11 114.11 24 7.39 114.11 50 15.40 57.06 57.05 25 7.70 114.11 114.11 114.11 91.29 40 12.32 114.11 114.11 114.11 50 114.11 50 114.11 50 15.40 15.40 15.40 $129.51 77.71 45.67 114.11 114.11 121.50 129.51 57.06 64.75 114.11 114.11 114.11 103.61 114.11 114.11 129.51 129.51 129.51 North and South Alley through Block 32, Original Townsite of Plainview, Texac. From the North line of 5th Street to the South lineof 6th Street. Rata per front foot for Paving $22.569719 Rate per front foot for Curb J. N. Donohoo, and Mrs. Lena M. Ware 25 1 J. N. Donohoo, and Mrs. Lena M. Ware 25 2 J. N. Donchoo, and Mrs. Lena M. Ware 25 3 J. N. Donohco, and Mrs. Lena M. Ware 25 4 J. N. Donchoo, and Mrs. Lena M. Ware 25 5 G. C. Sharne _ . 25 6 M. Ware, Dr. E. Lee Dye 1- N. Donohoo and Lena and E. Lee Dye, Jr. ... J. N Donohoo and Lena M. Mrs. W. L. Harrington Mrs. W. L. Harrington Amanda Stephens, Juanita, and Lon Stephens 25 7 Ware 25 8 25 9 25 10 Louise, Amanda Stephens, Juanita, Louise, and Lee Stephens Donohoo-Ware Hardware, a Guy Jacob Jimmie Lee, 25 11 Jimmie Lee, 25 12 Corporation 140 13 140 22 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 $ 64.24 64.24 64.54 64.24 64.24 64.24 64.24 64.24 64.24 64.24 6 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 32 64.24 25 32 32 32 64.24 359.76 359.76 25 140 140 1.86 7.77 7.77 7.78 7.78 7.78 7.78 7.77 7.77 7.77 7.77 43.55 43.55 $ 64.24 66.10 72.01 72.01 72.02 72.02 72.02 72.02 72.01 72.01 72.01 72.01 403.30 403.30 North and South Alley through Block 31, Original Townsite of Plainview, Texas. From the North line of 6th Street to the South line of 7th Street. Rate per front foot Paving 0.31308 Rate per front foot for Curb 25 1 31 $60.40 $60.40 Sallie B. Slaton 25 2 31 60.40 60.40 SaSallie B. Slaton 28 3 31 60.40 60.40 R. P. Smythe B. Slaton 25 4 31 60.40 60.40 R. P. Amanda Stephens, Juanita, Louise, Jimmie Lee, and Lee Stephens 25 5 31 60.40 25 7.82 68.22 Solon Clements 25 6 31 60.40 60.40 Wayne Paxton and J. B. Oswald 25 7 31 60.40 60.40 Wayne Paxton and J. B. Oswald 8.333 5 1-3 8 31 20.13 8.333 2.61 22.74 E. M. Carter - 16.66 N 2-3 8 31 40.27 16.66 5.21 45.48 E. M. Carter 25 9 31 60.40 25 7.82 68.22 E. M. Carter 25 10 31 60.40 60.40 Herman Blueher 25 11 31 60.40 25 7.82 68.22 Herman Blueher 26 12 31 60.40 25 7.82 68.22 Herman Blueher 25 13 31 60.40 25 7.82 68.22 Solon Clements 25 14 31 60.40 25 7.82 68.22 J. C. Terry and C. G. Goodman25 W.50 15 31 60.40 5 1.56 61.960 96 6 J. C. Terry and Roy Irick 25 W.50 16 31 60.40 60.40 R. W. O'Keefe 25 E.25 17 31 60.40 60.40 R. W. O'Keefe 25 E.25 18 31 60.40 60 40 R. W. O'Keefe 25 E.25 19 31 60.40 R. W. O'Keefe 25 E.25 20 31 60.40 10 3.13 63.53 R. W. O'Keefe 25 E.25 21 31 60.40 26 7.82 68.22 Mrs. Lena M. Ware 25 22 31 60.40 25 7.82 68.22 Mrs. Lena M. Ware 25 23 31 60.40 25 7.82 68.22 Mrs. Lena M. Ware 25 24 31 60.40 25 7.82 68.22 Mrs. Lena M. Ware 26 25 31 60.40 25 7.82 68.22 Mrs. Lena M. Ware 25 26 31 60.40 25 7.82 68.22 Guy Jacobs and Mrs. Sallie B. Slaton 130 31 31 314.08 130 40.70 354.78 It appearing that there was no other business to core be - for this session the Council adjourned. =PT: rre3iJing Wit],, .• Lajo r . as, ' eoer:.I er 5, T'207. session, :._; ;or ._.:.i „er r 0; e11, . ' -or•rS011 .end 11 ono til U 11.'ig City: , .,retardrose it when the foil w± Th ro.3'E'd .j_ngs were had; to -:'Jit; i. iriutes of t0-.^ re•u _ ar sessions `.f :.;o7emebl 7th '.ild 2Ist and pe:ia_ session Of D.cor_1)er 1,1.07, were read and an - pro -ed. The app1 i ;`a,tion of Clyde Uldhar for Lo Oersh ip in the Plainview Fire iiepartLent was presented to the (Council result- ing in hi. being elected. ?he following rerortc for the r".ont0 of :To"erC)er were heard and a:;copted and a1)pooved .- a'.H.ai Current 'taxes r` 21.52, :Delinquent 'axes .;:(33.10, .,Mer ;Oo...ee< and 1 1:,'oellaneou.s Coll-, dations 1250.3O, Chief of ''o1iie 39I.50. 0:.1JI]=01, it d n Ordnance disclain ing any interest in certain prop- erty in ti.,e City, and di.;clairr.:ii1»7 any .uitc ._air iand title tO such property asastreet, and declaring that c _G1i_ property has •not been dedicated or accepted, irpro-red or wor_.ec as a str-- eet. ,whereas Prudie _ . ._ 01e 1a id and O ugh i.o'Jle11and, did on the OOth day of January, 1'307, Fite aid have necorc_ed in the deed records of -_ale County ?exas, a plat of Certain territory designated as :yob ;:ill 1',ddition to the 'own of Plainview, which is recorded in Volume I4 pa:e 38C; Deed ,ecords of said County; and Whereas it ray aprear frog: said Plat that a street designated on said Plat as lying between Block Nos.9 s, I0 of said addition extended farther north than the North line of said Block No. I0.: and as far North as the North line of aaid Block No.9, whio 221 extends sore 250 feet farther :T.ort1_ than said Block 110.9; and Jhereas it has been the opinion of the 1ity Council ani of th6 other Officers of the City that said street so narked as bei' between said 31:,01 _10s. IO 1 0, endec at t _e 1Torth line of Block 110. I0, and did not ex tend farther 1lorth than the Horth line of said Block 110. IO; and Jhereas the Cit;; of Plainview and its Council, Officers and Agent have never accepted any such street as extending farther north than the north line of said Block :10.I0, and has never recognized, improved or other wise used any such street extend- ing 'farther north than the north line of said. Block 110.I0; and whereas no such street as extending farther north than the north line of said l'slock 110. IO has ever been used by the public as a street or other passage way. tl erefore : BE I , 02DAI= , I?Y "0''_1CIL OFC Y (,F 1 l Ga,. / lllY it-' a __y J . L l . + 1 '1 PTyI11VIE71, that the Cit,.;- of Blainview has not and does not ac- cept any dedication of any sucl:h. street, and expressly di _eclair s any title or right to an; such street, and declares that no such street exists anyfarther north than the north line of said Block ;.40.10; and that the said city does hereby release, discharge and quit-claia unto the owners of lands abutting upon said tract of land and any and every right if any it Eight ap- pear to have in said land or any part thereof as a part of or extension of said street between Blocks 11os.9„cIO; and that if any such street exists farther north th.-.n saidnorth line of said Block NO.I0, that such portion extending north of the north line of said Block NO.I0 be and the sarr_e is hereby wholly abandoned and ordered closed. Passed ,this the 5th day of l-ecember, 1927. Approved this the 5th day of recer.ber, IJ27. 1nTES`Z': / city ecre iary. _ _6: _,.. _ T..a. or. ORDINANCE #288 An ordinance protecting sanitary sewers of plainview. Texas, and providing a penalty. BE3IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OFBTHE CITY OF PIAIITVIEV! TEXAS. Any person who shall drop, throw, place or deposit any fruit, fruit -peeling, fruit rinds, vegetables, cloth, garment, cotton, wrapping paper, news paper, teat, bone, wood, metal, trash, or parts thereof, or other lige fyteign substance, into in any toilet or'any sink or other opening in the sanitary sewer of Plainview not securely screened with meshes or holes not larger than a quarter inch, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be fined in any sum not less than twenty-five (025.00) dollars nor rr,ore than two hundred (200.00) dollars, and each such act shall constitute a seperate offense. This means that no ape/: paper excepting commercial toilet paper shall be used in toilet connections with sewer. Passed and approved this the 5th day of December, I927. ATTEST: Iayo r . It is regularly moved and secondee that effective December I, I927, S.G.Yates salary be $II0.00 per mtnth and E.A.Austin be put on monthly salary at $90.00 per month. Carried. IT ''JAS LOVE] BY ALDERI.AN J.C.Hooper and seconded by Alderman D.L.Thonpson that the motion and resolution passed at the TTovemher 2Ist, I927, meting of the Council providing that "NO EIPLOYE , either elective or appointive, shall receive any fee fron the funds of the City over their stated salary" be and the sate ishereby repealer, and shall hereafter have no force or effect, and that the as salary $150.00 per month, and Chief of Police shall receive shall be permitted and allowed to retain all fees accruing to him as such officer as additional pay for his services, effective from and after the Ist day of December, . D. 1927. The motion being put by the Layor was adopted by the unani- mous vote of #i,e all Councilmen present. The following Salaries andbills for the month of iIover_;ber were allowed and ordered paid; Salaries:- J. J. Perkins I00.00, Frank Stultz I25.00, y.Tinkle 1100.00, Lee Hardin >I00.00, ii. 'r'ood :'90.u0, y Wal.er 90.00, J.L' invilie II0.00, H.11.I.urray 200.00, J.A.Irigsby : I50.00, J.L.Hart 150.00, .n.2.Linter •'I55.00, L.L. Clark I50.00, .i.F. isser .2175.00, 3.H. aiglin g I50.U0, Paul Bryan • I40.00, A.L.ianford ,J25.00, S.C. ;o I.5.G0, r. ;. linn 25.00, Ed HO6S :95.0U, T111ran Long :85.00, ,'i11iaL.s r ',jay %jI00.00, Piail view lept . 45.00, 1).2.Jones '40.60, 7.C. -Hooper 5 5.00, 3. tThon;pson 5x5.00, J. B.Gard:-rell 5.00, ' .a".Tion: ran 2.50 , H."i. ti isor I50.00, 5. 7. ate., ,,;100.00, Rocs Loe >90.00, a.'i. errod 90.00, J.;.2anc7ers 5x85.00, S.2 -Bolles }75.00, Theo :'mith ;>200.00, Geo Cox ',126.66. 6. BILLS:- Texas Utilities Co $I.80, Texas Utilities Co Texas Utiltties Co 06.68, Texas Utilities Co 22:.92, 'eras Utili- ties Co 2794.22, Texas Utilities Co 2609.25, S.'.l.B.?elephone Co 5;47.81, Hooper Son lotor Co >22.30, Robles Bros Gro Co ;;'5.25, Hargraves Printing Co :24.25, I-altor. Haltom 5;.25.50, Herald Pub- lishing lishing Co 2193.35, Rockwell Bros Go 26.60, Jest 7e- as `_Is Co ,,, 75, Spencer 2 La11in•'er .226.50, 2pencer 0 i,:; llin ger 017. I0, Gulf _ of fining Co $31.92, Kni r:.t 1.uto Co .:7.50, The Plainview hews 26.00, "hatcher mrinting Do ,'I3.70, 1,o ,den Taw Co ;x34.95, .vowden Hdw Co 220.50, Fulton lbr Co x;'6.90, Shook Battery Go Broadway Coffee Shop 219.15, -;iooldridge Lbr Co 's29.I5, ;;Jooldridge Lbr Co t'I3.05, Burt Electric Go . I7.72, 0.::.hrug Co I.35, Burrough Adding Lachine Co t•5.55, Carter Houston Dgs Co :,;:24.90, Rational Lisinfecting GO Sign Go 5.80, B.:iaro 7.50, :')Onoho- .'Dare I dtr Jo .13.42, Cooper Electric Co ;;3.00, =uif refining Co '41.60, 3ra.:hears i-dw Co `'5.00, lai;.viear ';eking Co LL53.25, J.'.Hat3x er 7e.25, .:'. reor e i achiner ;o ;'7.24 1.:..`7hitesices 4.50, Dearborn Dherical Co .49.0L,, ::iker'c Service .?tatioi7 iIiggi;;bothari-'Bartlett Co .;I2.40, =ei"art F: ;o 11.80, T.T..kisbet 74.95, ,.I . ar.ilton •:21.50, l.Lrner "roo :. ..--ra-nor >2 5.50, leo Cox ;0.00, eor e _'i ;ser SII.20, L, P. Barke f ,O 5. r , Bicycle3 5'= ' _ . r , Plainview ,shop . , ,'eI t,I;:le I e':,e-r Co 49, y.;. r. tI.T24': . 02 , . No further busiiieO apT)earinir Council adjourned. X01 1ayo_. Plainview, `_'e :as, ieoer..ber 14, 1927. O ity Council Let in s-pecial :3es.sion, ay r J. " .1i :ser pre;_,ic igg with the following r.ener2 pre -:ent; ?.C.I:ooper, .'3. ;ardwell, ;.:..ThoL:pson, ._ .' ori an,d iderr:-.en, when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; H.Dy.art Ald_er.Lan elect Zein;• present was administered the oath off office. - l / ‘,90. it JCE 1 l L _ili1.-HT YYO2211 LTD ../0 TE _: 7 1SIL LAY CO ITY 1.1 .. C .i._n _, tL,.j :H_ LL '-F.L A ;1i TL: ABSO__UT TIGHT "1. USE FUR . - - - i _ i. _i tJ L UR 2 .E 1)i:,.{tl/,..: CrCI,..Y .:T ;TIlr,I ITSta l..i:. _ 1 rKS ITS I=S= T u OLII AHD 0 .L 02.ELS1T1J ll+_ Ijv lll..:liEC IOH- T1 T' : ✓_.u.J ,. ' .. -,, _,., ,,_ .. ITT Ila _.:',1_.J. I . _. y : _O. : .l O, 1 -, .T OTT' (Ti 27ALTI174. ' z_z/ BE IT (..c.,:DAI1JED Bi. T... , CTT. ✓UU OIL OF Tr'.._. CITY 'LF PLAI- VIEt'That the Forth'7orth and .enver south 2lainv Hallway Con -many is hereby granted a franchise in and over and the perpetual right and easer.;ent to construct, Laintain and use its industry tracks, as r..any as two tracks, over, through and in; Cr ve btreet from the South side of Seventh street to the north line of i:inth Street. Provided,however, that this ordinance shall not, in any wise, alter, effect or impair any provision of the Charter of the' City of Plainview or any Ordinance already or hereafter ddopted bj the City of Plainview in the proper exercise of its Police Power as to the r anner of maintaining of aperating said railroad or any part thereof, or any rolling stock trains or moving cars within the limits of the City of Plainview, and provided that such rail- road shall not be so constructed nor at any time maintained in or across any of said streets or alleys in such aanrier or condition as to materially -°feet the draina;e of any of said streets or alleys or the safety or practical use thereof by the public. PASSED "22.i'i:?T±I, I4trDF OF ✓1;, E I927. TEST: Plainview, Te as, Deoerber 19, I927. City Council ret in regular session,ayor presiding with J.C.rooper, J.B.Cardwell, 1),I..Thompson, L..Lysart and D.3;.Bowran Aldermen, H.n.Lurray :Thief of :'olive and ling City secretary present when the following proceedin>:s were had, to -wit; _>inutes of the regular meeting of December 5th were and of call session of December I4th were read and approved. Tt is regularly moved and seconded that s'I0.00 per month be allowed Theo Smith for car fuel expenses. Carried. Regularly moved and seconder'- that 0500.00 of the Lunioipay. Band be paid to the Treasurer of the Band. Carried. b . ;:1 d 1441 lr to t: e T. 226 URDI ILAITCE29I . T r-: , AND N 0R T MERIT TEXAS AN ORDINANCE GRANTING .L' T:r. x;.:.1.0 1 1 a All `IAY 00LFA11Y A F ONISE 0 EIS AND ACRO S, AND THE ABSOLUTE RIgHT TO TT`E FCR TEE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING ITS INDUSTRIAL LEADS, SIDE T A,C " ANL SPURS, AND TO USE A_ -D $312ERATE Ss -IE, III CONNECTION WITH ITS AILJAY, U NON AC: -c0 . _; CERTAIN ` `BEETS I,I TEL CITY OF PLAIN- dIE'" ,,EV Q BE IT 010AIi ED 31 TT-: CITY COUNCIL OF TIE CITY OF .t:. .1.. -_Ili I.:. , TEXAS. That the Pecos and Noethern Texas Railway Cpmpany of Texas is hereby granted a franchise, and perpetual right and easnent, for the prupose of constructin, maintaining and operating one in- dustrial lead track, and one industrial track, over and across that Dart of Grove Street in the City of Plainview, either now open or hereafter to be opened by said City, said tracks to be constructed between ooints located 226 feet North of the North line of seventh (7th) Street, and 420 feet North of the "said_ Torth line of Seventh (7th) ,street, with the right to use and operate same in connection with its railway as to it Lay seenfit and proper. Provided, :.owever, that this ordinance shall not in any wise alter, affect or impair any provision of the Charter of the City of -slainview, or an ordinance already, or hereafter adopted by the City of Plainview in the proper exercise of its :'olioe power as to the r allner of r. aintaining; or operating said railroad, or any rolling stock, trains or roving cars over or in connection with the tracks hereinabove authorized, and provided that such tra3ks shall not be so constructed, or at any time rraintailled a across said street in such r anner or condition as to n atert.ally affect the drainage of said street, or the safety or practical use thereof to the public. las ped the IOth. day of ecember A.L. I027. Approved the I9th day of I ecomber A.D. 1927. 0R.1 ILA -NCE !1.292 • AN __ DZ.. A . E __i. i IE•G =EVERS __ L OPERATORS OF ,._ . S TO BRDTC, 7E;{I;;TE TO :i 0U..?._.._.._TE STOP FORE TERT_rf• T T,.`._._POTTO', . OP . _L 41 s! 1 i...T 1i._ 1 'AI LTTE 'S. 3E IT OHDAI= DY '-- OITY COU_ CIL OF THE CITY 02 2I._IN IE`:J: I That every person operating or in • hare of any autos obile , truck, r:.otor vehicle or other vehicle of any kind, :hall, before entering u :on, volur__bia . treet at the intersection of Tenth Street frol, either the 1asjv r :iest, and before entering ,. eventh Street from the South at the intersection of Columbia Street, .shall bring su:;h utor. obile , truce., rotor vehicle or other vehicle to a corplete stop, and any Terson violating this ordinance shall, upon, conviction, be fined in any sum not less than I.00 nor more• than ' 100.00. 2. The fact tha. there is no sufficient ordinance regulating the traffic at the above mentioned intersections and that a dan- gerous condition exists, creates an emergency,•and an imperative public necessity,reouiring that all rules be suspended and that this ordinance take effect from and after its passage and publi- cation and IT IS SO ORDAINED. TTDAPI) U ,.a.I this the I9th day of Iecerber, A•L• I927. City Secre % ry. No further business appearing Council adjourned. ATTEST: I.-ayor. Plainview, Texas, January: 2, I927. City Council ret in regular session, layer ':I.E.Risser presi- ding, with J. C.Hoorer, J. B. Jardwell, D.L_. Thorlpson, ?7. "Dysart and :J.J.Bow an Aldermen, L.:.I:_urray Yr ief of Police and G.H. Saigling City Secretary present when the following proceed - ins were had, to -wit; Linutes of the regular session held on iDecember I9th were read and approved. Regularly moved and second;' that the Latiffes Auxiliary to '.11amber of Cor.:r.erce be given free use of City _`auditorium on the night of February 3rd, 192x_. Carried. Loved and seconded that B.C.L. be given 1000.00 and that 01200.00 balance of their I927 allots ent be carried over and added to their 1928 allotr.ent. Carried. loved and seconded that an ordinance be drfted wherein it is left with the City Building Inspector as to the amount of any street to be used by Contractors for building cnnstr- action, to be approved by the City Council. Carried. Regularly nosed and secon ed that the resignation of L.'.Biard as director of B.C.D. be accepted. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that the fi-e assessed against L.J.Jones Lanager of Joolwotth Store for working on Sunday be and the sane is hereby ordered remitted. Carried. The following reports for the month of December 1927 were heard and same accepted and approved;- 11}r.H.Saigling Current Taxes 016593.64, Delinquent Taxes 0323.25, ffater Sewer and I,:iscellaneous Collections )I840.69; H.II.I<urray 043I.85, Judie Lanford 0645.30. The following Salaries and Bills were allowed and order- ed paid for the month of December:- SALARIES- J.J.Perkins 0100.00 Frank Stultz 0100.00, A.L.King 0I25.00, H.L.Tinkle 0100.00, Lee Hardin 0100.00, H.L.Hood 090.00, J.L.Linville Q110.00, Geo Cox 520.00, Herbert Higler 076.80, Geo Risser 012.60, H.h.Iurray 0150.00, J.A.Grigsby 050.00, J.E.Hart :150.00, Henry Linter QI55.00, L..L. Clark ,J50.00, 4.1:. isser ;'175.00, G.H.Saigling QI50.00, Paul Bryan •;;:140.00, :. T.. La -ford 125.00, S.C.Iioss $125.00, Theo Smith 0125.00, G.W.'lin ,r125.00, Ed Re Doss 095.00, Tillr_an Long ; 95.00, ,'lilliaL s c gay 'I00.00, Plainview Fire Dept 45.00, D.P.Jones 040.00, J.C.Hooper 5.00, J..1.3.Cardwell 75.00, D.I:_.Thompson r5.00, D.L.Bo ran x'5.00, H.Dysart 05.00, H.J.Vis,:r I50.00, S.G.Iates 01I0.00, E.A. Austin 080.40, Ross Loe y 90.00, A. T.Herrod 00.00, J.C. San - dere 085.00, S.'.Bollesr75.00, E.A.Austina.40 . BILLS:- H.H.Lurray S II4.00, Lunicial Band 0500.00, B.C.D. 01000.00, Knight Auto Co 02.95 227 Laird Drug Co 03.00, John I.aynard Lbr Co .;;70.05,, S.G..dar;s Stamp Co 460.00, B.Jard 35.00, IoGlasson Shook X3.50, Nisbet Hardware 442.50, Nisbet Hardware 3150.00, Hooper & Son 417.55 !:7ooldrdige Lbr Co 412.45, 'Jooldridge Lbr Co 4I3.I0, Herald Publishing . 0 6.65, The Plainview News 3121.09, ',lest Texas Gas Co 045.10, `~lest Texas Gas Co L23.62, New Lexico Plumbing Co 34.45, Donohoe -:rare Iidw 45.26, Brashears Hdw 42.45, Bra - shears lidw 04.00, biker's Service Station ;31.50, J.? .Pierson x'3.90, Royalty Irotor Co 43.60, Neptune Leter 00 4255.61, Dallas Foundry 4400.00 Cl Dwe w Cowan 344.79, Dowden Hdw Co 31.35, Gibbs Store Co 41.00, Plainview Jelding Co 37.00, J.D.Adarrs & Co I6.50, Lock-; I.otor Co 021.36, J.D.Hatcher Essco I:g Co 439.40, Texas Utilities Co 0609.25, Texas Utilities Co 0655.56, Texas Utilities Co 1.00, Te -as Utilities Co 42.96, Texas Utilities Co 417.85 Geo Cox 020.00, George Hisser 811.20, Burt Electric Shop 4IO2.84, Thatcher Printing Co 37.50, Jestern UnLon Telegraph Co 15.84, Knoohuizen-Boyd & Davenport '270.92, .';J. B. Tlephone Co :':35.21, D . C .Anderson c 3.20 H D. 'igier 333.60 George Risser 'I7.60, George Cox 420.00, Gulf Ref inging Go ;355.22, ee ?64th-%.:- • No other business appearing before this session the Council adjourned. ITTEST: 71 i,L1"view, -1e-Las, January 16, Cit:; -`oan ail ret in r1 lar gin•sior , I ayor p esifin>. with J.C.Loei Edi, • L.ThoLrson, ;: l i 1.oyi ' yrs r Thief of .rt aid D. ._owr, ar_ :plc:er... --, -.__ . , and 8•l • ,i vre; en`s when the Police ..1C1 C. .. ..al, i City e0 'e L .rJ - followwing pro ceedi is -.sere had, to -writ; i._ -: r'.c, seconded. r_: t t' petitions of rrorerty owners along alley East .gest ti ioa.L'L ,ilo ks between btl_ 6th st_eets in behalf of Pt .forth " _.enver South Plains be re- t uriied to r.etitioners reuesting that t}e petition be Tore properly constructed, giving the location in said alley of the troche grade to be laid on with reference to grade of alley and then ?resented to the City Attorney for his approval. Carried. Loved and seconde:- that the petition a ndinber of Citizens along the alley between 6t}, and 7th streets asking the Council to ;rant franchise to the Pecos { northern Te- as ?aiway Cor-pany to construct track in said alley Be through Blocks 3-I2 and 17 of the Old Town of Plainview be granted. Carried. Loved and seconded that the following nar__ed persons be and they are hereby appointed as directors of the B.C.D.- :infield Holbrook, H.n3.NilyTburn,,0..G.Goodr.,an, .: .C.hinn, .i.i .Jarvis, for a tern of ONE E -R viii OH; .. z.Unde rwood, Chas A. !,_alone, T. J . Shelton, •J. L.1 isbet, E.0. Iichols and C.D.. o±ford for a term of TVIO YE :IRS each. Carried. for :7000.00 Loved and seconded that Estir:ate Iro.4'from City Engineer in favor of Roy Irick on Sever work be alloyed and paid. Carried J.1).;3teakley, OaDIJIAIICE N0.293. AN ORDIII.ANCE GRABTTIIIG TO THE PECOS AND NORTHERN TEAS RAILWAY COI:PANY, A FRANCHISE NCHISE OVER AND ACROSS CERTAIN STREETS AND ALONG CERTAIN ALLEYS, AND THE ABSOLUTE RIGHT TO USE FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING ITS INDUSTRIAL LEADS, SIDE TRACKS AND SPURS AND TO USE AND OPERATE SALE IN CONN- ECTIOII ":LITH ITS RAILWAY, III PLAINVIEW, TEXAS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PL-J1VIE 1,TEX. S. That the Pecos 'and Northern Texas Railway Company is hereby granted a franchise and perpetual right and easement in and over the streets and along the alleys hereafter set out, to constr- uct, maintain and operate, either individually or by its leesees, one industrial lead track, with spurs and industrial tracks as nay seen to it to be warranted by the conditions of the indus- f o l l owing. trial district to be served, over and across the'streets and alley: in the City of Plainview, ' eLas, to -crit: Date, Cecar and beech 4432 Streets, between 6th and 7th streets, so as to connect with the alley running East and ',lest in Blocks Nos. 3, I2, and. I7, and along the alley in said Blocks 3, I2, and I7 to the East side of t the T alley in said Block 17; said Track shall be so constructed and raintained along the alley as to permit usual and reasonable access to the adjacent property. Provided, however, that this ordinance shall n -t in any wise alter, affeot or impair any provision of the Charter of the City of Plainview, or any ordinance already, or hereafter adopted by the '":'ty of Plainview, in the proper exercise of its Folice power as to the r anner of r_:ai twining or operating said railroad, or any rolling stock, trains or roving cars over and in connection with the tracks hereinabove authorized, and pro- vided such tracks shall not be so constructed, or at any tire F nai}l.tai ed across said .streets and alo11F,7 said alley in such r.anner or condition a:, to L:aterially affeot the draina::.°e of said streets and alley, or the safety or r racti oal _..;_re thereof to the pablic. _1:31. r-.L;,.d the Tdth c?wj cf January, ,._proved the .Tid : day c f `- n .ry, _&.&61 No further business appearirliT Council ad,journed. :: lai- view, ie:n.s . February City .:o• nail r. et in :'a.11 ,session, iayor :i.:_._.isser pre- siding with. .':%.Hooper, J.73.Cardwell, .1,--sart and t ' D.:-. Ber o. an :Ild.err.-en ; n : ec eL ar 7 , present when t:e •f 11 ing ore3ecdii were to-wit; that t ,; ,l, s be held open Loved ...1d . : ,'. i), i } 'i'. .:.A . 1;, . .. . . 1U i without penalty to Cit,; ;. payer: until and inoludi}'m r:nday February Lt , T _i • j1rr1e d ark Lord ed and o _,:. fad that the rl :' 'tcn iity ?axes be ; enitted c-Ln.;e, l ed fro` the 1927 w :max Fo11. Carried. Loved and. 0.47:3 e( the :Thuuts hare free use of the Cit;,' _luditori1'r:. 1t cf :February 1Ot. , T".,.., Carried/. further ousi'-le Lr,': c nri )o. o_Ll a jollrned. E d'Or. Plainview, Texas, February 6, I928. City Council met in regular session, Layor Risser presiding with J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, D.L.Thonpson, H.Dysart and D.D.Bowman, Aldermen; and G.H.Saigling City Secretary pre- sent when the following proceedings were had,t0-wit; i.inutes of the regualer sessions of Jany 2nd and I6th also call session of February Ist, I928 were read and approved. Regualrly moved and seconded that C.B.Harder and W.E. Settoon be and they are hereby appointed as members of the Board Directors of the B.C.D. replacing W.Holbrook and T.J. Shelton who were recently appointed but declined to accept, on accounct of other numerous duties. Carried. A petition to the Council from property owners along 5th and 6th streets asking that the Denver and South Plains Railway Co be granted franchise to construct spur track in alley between these two street was granted and an ordinance granting said franchise was duly passed and approved at this time which ordinances appears later in these minutes. Reg&larly moved and secondee that the City purchase new tires and tubes for the Police i:_:.torcycle. Carried. It is moved and seconded that the I.ayor get bids on concreted walk extensions and steps at intersections of West 6th and Columbia and West 6th and Baltimore streets and let lowest bidder have the work. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that J.L.Linville's month- ly salary be raised from OII0.00 to $125.00 effective February Ist, I928. Carred. Regularly moved and seconded that if the property owners in Blocks I8 McClelland and Blocks 6 & 7 Nob Hill Additions will put in sewer lines to served said Blocks according to City Engineer's specifications and settle with contractor for same ( Contract price not to exceed $2500.00) City will as each or any one block has as many as four sets of improvements on it connecting with said sewer reapy the parties installing said sewer lines the proportionate cost of said improved Block. Carred. It ie regularly moved and seconded that sewer lines be laid to serve Blocks I7 -20-29-32-4I & 44 College Hill Addition the City's outlay in this improvement not to exceed the amount in dollars and emet cents of Dr J.H. Wayland's City Taxes delinquent and current I927 Taxes. Lotion carried Four Aldermen voting Aye and one Voting No. UPDINANCE NU. 294. AN OhDINANCE GRANTIND 20 THE FORT WORTH AND I;ENVER SOUTH PLAINg RAILWAY COMPANY A FRANCHISE OVER AND ACROSS CERTAIN STREETS AND ALONG CERTAIN ALTFYS, AND THE ABSOLUTE RIGHT TO USE FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING ITS INDUSTRIAL LEADS, SIDE TRACKS AND SPURS, AND TO USE AND OPERATE SAL IN CONNEC- TION WITH ITS RAILWAY IN PLAINVIEW, TEXAS. ft IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, That the Fort Worth & Denver South Plains ailway Com- pany is hereby granted a franchise and perpetual right in and over the streets and along the alleys hereinafter set out, to construct, maintain and operate, either individually or by its leesees, one industrial lead track, with such spurs and industrial tracks as may seen; to it to be warranted by the conditions of the industrial district to be served, over and across the following streets and alleys in the City of Plainview, Texas,to-wit; :3eginning at a point between the Nrtbh Zine of Sixth Street and a point 200 feet North of the North Line. of Sixth Street in Grove Street, Thence in a South- westerly direction over and across East Sixth Street, between Fir and Grove Streets, and Fir,Elri,Date, Cedar and Beech Streets between Fifth and Sixth Streets, so as to connect with the alley running East and ';lest in Block N0.6 in McClelland Add- ition to the Town of Plainview, and Blocks NOs. 60,4,II and I8 in the town of Planview, and through the alley in said Block N0.6 in LcClelland Addition, and said Blocks NOs. 60, 4,II and I8, to the East side of the "T" Alley in said Block I8; said track shall be so constructed and maintained along the alley as to permit usual and reasonable access to the adjacent property. PROVIDED, HOWEVER, that this Ordinance shall not, in any wise, alter, affector impair any provision of the Charter of the City of Plainview, or any rdinance already, or hereafter adopted by the City of Plainview, er-any-er.- inanee- in the proper exercise of its police pwer as to the manner of maintaining or operating said Railroad, or any rolling stock, trains or moving cars over and in connection with the tracks hereinabove authorized, and provided such tracks shall not be so constructed, or at any time maintained across said streets and along said alley in such manner or condition as to materially effect the drainage od said streets and alley, or the safety or practical use thereof to the public. PASSED AND APPROVED this the 6th day of danaary,Fwbruary, A.D.I928. ATTEST: 04,5 AYOR. The following reports for the month of January were heard and accepted and approved;- Current Taxes 067872.39, Delin- quent Taxes 01926.I7, Ghie 'Water & Sewer & Liscellaneous $1I485.67, Chief Police 060.55, Judge Lanford $802.55. The following Salaries and Bills for the Month of January were allowed and ordered paid:- SALARIES: - aid: -SALARIES:- J.W.Perkins $100.00, Frank Stultz 8 I00.00, A.L. King I25.00, R.L.Tinkle 0100.00, Lee Hardin I00.00, H.L. Hood $90.00, T.L.Linville `"'I10.00, H.H.Lurray 0I50.00, J.A. Grigsby 0150.00, J.E.Hart 0I50.00, H. A.L inter S I55.00, L.L. Clark 0150.00, W.E.Risser :I75.00, G.H. Saigling y I50.00, Paul Bryan 0140.00, A.L.Lanford 0125.00, :oss Loe $90.00, S.C.Ross 0125.00, Theo Smith 0140.00, G.W.Winn 3125.00, Ed Ross 0395.00,Tillman Long $85.00, Williati:s Day I00.00, Plainview Fire Dept 345.00, T.P.Jones $40.00, J.C.Hooper $5.00, J. B. Cardwell 5.00, D.L .Thompson 05.00, D.I. Bowman 05.00, H.Dyasart 05.00, H.'J.Visor I50.00, S.G.Yates II0.00, A.T. Herrod 390.00, J.C.Sanders ybv.00, >.E.Bo11es +'75.00, . BILLS:- H.H.Lurray0I23.00, I.E.Ray 033.80, L.A.Sanders I9.20, H.D.Rigler I9.20, D.B.Anderson 0I6.00, Geo Risser yI9.20, George Cox 420.00, H.:;aigling 1.egistrar $21.50, Eureka Fire Hose Co 0700.00, Fabric Fire Hose Co $650.00, Texas Utilities Go 018.88, Texas Utilities Co 43.88, Teas Utilities Co 05.28, Texas Utilities Go 0609.25, Te as Uti- lities Go 0645.31, Texas Ytilities Co 34.16, Texas Utilities Co $I.00, '.lest Texas Gas Co 056.35, fest Texas Gas Co 037.25, I.B.Anderson $16.25, S.W.3.Telephone Co 058.9I, Western Union 11.39 B.Viard 010.00, Nobles Bros Gro 015.05, E=B & Davenport $20.75, Stafford Lowdon Go 05.I5, Jo W.Wayland 35.00, Standard Blue Ptint Co 01.62, Plainview News $2.91, Thatcher Printing Go 037.50, ::night Auto Co 35.I0, Herald Publishing Go 018.30, Imperial Waffle House$35.60, Amarillo Rubber Stamp Go 03.50, Long -Bell Lbr Co 07.20, Shook Tire Co 02.50, Hooper & Son Lotor Co 017.30, Shook Battery Co $54.75, Burt Electric Shop 03.00, J.C.Wooldridge Lbr Co 06.90, Clowe & Cowan '0530.88, T.D.Hatcher 317.45, Rockwell Bros Co $12.90, Brashears Hdw $2.35, J.L.Nisbet ti3.75, Locke Lotor Co $9.36, Plainview Welding Co 07.50, Donohoo-,Dare Hdw Co $6.00, Gulf Refining Co $63.00, Texas Oil Co 33.25,. No further business appearing the Council adjourned. ATTEST: Plainview, Texas, February 20, 1928. City Counoil convened in regu:iar session, ! ayor W.F. Risser presiding with J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, D.Ia.Thomp- son and D.D.Bowman Aldermen, H.H.Lurray Chief of Police and G.H.Saigling City Secretar present when the following pro- ceedings weee had, to -wit: $I500.00 and lunicipal Band 0500.00 of their allotment. Carrie;. Regularly roved and seconded that the B.C.D. be paid Loved and seJonded that the I:ayor spend not over 050.00 redecorating the library room at City Auditorium.. Carried. Loved and seconded that the City Attorney draft an ordinance prohibiting owners of pigeons in the City limits letting same run at large. Carried. ioved and seconded that the City purchase a car of 2" C.I.water pipe and fittings. Carried. 'TOTICE OF ELECTION OF CITY OFFICERS OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS. AT A REGULAR LEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS, HELD ON I+IONDAY FEBRUARY 20th, I928, THE FOLLOWING ORDER WAS PASSED, TO- WIT: It is ordered by the City council of the City of Plainview, Texas, that an election be held at the City Hall, in said City of Plainview, on the First Tuesday in April 1928, the same being the 3rd (third) day of said Ionth, for the purpose of electing the following officers for said City, to -wit: City Layor, City Secretary, and three Aldernen: all for a term of two years each, the Aldermen to take the places of D.i.Thompson, J.B.Cardwell and F.Dysart whose terms expire in April 1928; and Guy Jacob is named pre- siding officer of said election and Lrs S.`i.Leharg assis- tant Judge. A oopy of this order signed by the Layor and attested by the City Secretary of said City, shall serve as notice of said election and shall be published as rewired by law. Passed tom': the 20th day of Feby, A.D.I928. ATTEST: City/Secretary Layor. No further business appearing Council adjourned. Attest: Layor. Plainview, Texas, Larch 5, 1928. City Counciln.et in regular session, L ayor Protein J.B. Cardwell presiding with J.C.Hooper, D.I.Thompson, F.Dysart and D.D.Bownan, Aldermen presentand H.H.Lurray Chief of Police and G.H.Saigling City .'.ecretary present when the following proceedings were had, to-wit; I Minutes of the meetings of February 6th and 20th were read and approved. Loved and seconded that sufficient manholes be built on Sewer lines where needed same to be designated by the City Engineer. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that W.J.Klinger be and he is hereby appointed to audit the bboks of the City for the year ending larch 3I, I928. Carried. Loved and seconded that the Electrical Bond of the American Automatic Appliance Co be and same is hereby approved as of this date. Carried. Loved and seconded that Iyayor-Pro-tem J.B. Car dwell see after the rearrangement and repair of the plumbing in City jail. Carried. Loved and seconded that the City hereby agree to reimburse C.G.Goodman the unit price on 560 feet of Sewer line to be laid in Block South of 2nd Street and imrr.ediately east of the old Wayland Homestaed when said Block has as many as 4 sets of complete improvements on it connected with said Sewer contingent upon palt of Block and dedication deed of alleys to City is made of record. Carried. It is moved and seconded that the City pay for Stencil set for marking street names on concrete curbs same to be ordered by Chamber of Commerce. Carried. ORDINANCE NO.295.1 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEV, TEXAS: I. That Builders and Contractors engaged in the erection of buildings in the City of Plainview shall have the right to use, for purposes of storing materials and other purposes in connection with the handling of materials for the constr- uction of said building, portions of streets adjacent to the sights upon which such build1ngs are being erected and dur- ing the time sane are in course of construction as follows: For a one story building, not more than one-fourth of the adjacent streetsnext to the site of such building; Where the building is twoLor three stories in height, not exceeding one-third of the streetsnext to• the site of such building; and Where the building is four stories or more in height, not exceeding one-half of the streets next to the site of such building. 2. By the word "STREET"as used in this Ordinance shall mean that part of the street between curbs. 3. Any obstruction of any street by any builder, con- tractor or other person in excess of the extent hereinabove provided for shall constitute an obstruction of such street and shall be punishable by fine of not less than $I0.00 and not more than t I00.00, and each day any such obstruction shall continue, be permitted or maintained shall constitute a sepaerate pffense. 4. Every such contractor or builder shall construct covered walks to accomodate persons passing or desiring to pas by such building with safety from falling materials, and any failure to construct or maintain such passage during the en- tire time such building is being erected shall constitute a misdemeanor and any person violating this section shall be fined in any sum not less than 025.00 nor more than 8100.00 and each and every day any failure to construct or maintain such passageway shall constitute a seperate offense. All Ordinances and parts of Ordinances in conflict with this 0 dinance are hereby repaaled. Passed and adopted this the 5th day of larch I98. ATTEST: ayor Pro -tem. The following bills and salaries were haerd and same allowed and ordered paid. SALARIES:- J..Parkins 000.00, Frank Stultz I00.00, A.L. Kinf 8125.00, R.L.TInkle 0I00.00 Lee Hardin 0100.00, H.L. Hood X590.00, J.L. Linville 3125.00, H.H.Ivurray 050.00, J.A. Grigsby I50.00, I_. _'..I.. uvray 004.00, H.A.i-inter ?I55.00, L..:.Clark 3150.00, '+J.E.Risser QI75.00, G.H.Saigling :`150.00, Paul Bryan 040.00, A. .Lanford I25.00, Ross Loe 290.00, S.C. ?oss 0I25.00, Theo Smith 0210.00, G."J.Winn ?125.00, Plainview Fire rept 045.00, Ed Ross 495.00, Tillman Long 85.00,Iilliams & Day 0I00.00, D.P.Jones 840.00, J.C.Hooper 5.00, J. B. Cardwell 05.00, D.1 . Thompson 05.00, D. D. Bowr. an y5.00, H.Dysart 05.00, H.W.tiisor 0I50.00, S.G.Yates 8II0.00, S.E.Bolles 75.00, A.'.Herrod 90.00, J.C.angers 085.00, B., .talker5I2.80, H. D. Bigler yI9.20, G.'1J. ~'Jinn 820.83. BILLS:-B.Ward 89.50, Texas Utilities Co 0528.93, Texas Utilities Co6I2.87, Texas Utilities Co 017.80, Texas Utilities Co 0.32, Texas Utilities Co 04.80, Texas Utilities Co 07.88, West Texas Gas Co 036.55, Burt Electric Shop 05.90, Noble Bros Gro Co 03.50 7.D.Hatcher 440.05, Locke Lotor Co 32.30, West Tex Hdw Co 88.I5, J.L.Nisbet 320.35, Conner - Lathes Co 84.10, Spencer &Dallini,: er 325.I5, Wooldridge Lbr Co Q12.60, Ryalty I>:otor Co c.15, Kiker's Service Station 82.40, Clowe & Cowan 3144.57, West Texas Gas Co 356.95, Texas Utilities Co 01.80, Gibbs Store Co 01.25, Heral Pub Co 86.35 Broadway 3ervice Station .:'25.00, Thatcher Printing Co 8I.00, Knight Auto Co 05.35, Hooper & Son lotor Co 81b.20, Imperial'Waffle House 08.70, Hicks Rubber Co 85.70, Hargraves Printing Co 0102.77, Nest Texas Gas Co 07.00, S.W.B.Tolephone Co 036.80, 2exas Filligg Station c3.50, Ti_e Texa s Co 37.I5, Ids Lag Petro Co 043.27, Gulf Ref Co y28.97, . Io Further Business appearing Council adjourned. ATTEST: Lay•r. Plainview, Texas, Larch 19, I926. City Council ret in regular session, M=ayor Protein J.B. Cardwell presiding, with J.C.Hooper, D.L.Thompson, D.D.Bow- ran and H.Dysart Aldermen, H.H.Iurray Chief of Police and G.H.Saigling City Secretary present when the following pro- ceedings were had,to-wit; linutes of the regular session of larch 5th were read and approved. L=oved and seconded that water lines be laid on City park property . Carried. Loved and :3econded that A.T.Herrod's salary be raised from 090.00 per month to 0I00.00 effective Larch Ist'' I928. married. Regularly moved and secondee, that the resignation of Tillrian Long as Fire truck driver be accepted effective April Ist and that Walter Temple be and is hereby appointed to tame his place as Truck Driver at 085.00 per month effective April Ist. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that two dozen of each sheets and pillow cases be bought for the Fire Dept. Carried. Loved and seconded that iayor Protein J.B.Cardwell look after the oerhauling of the City trash wagon and purchse a new set of harness for trash wagon team. Carried. ORDINANCE 4206 AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE KEEPING AND I AINTAINING OF LPVESTOCK dITHIN THE CITY LII+ITS OF THE CITY CSF PLA? NVIEW, AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR TEE VIOLATION THEREOF. SECTION I.it shall hereafter be unlawful for an person, firm or Corporation to keep or maintain for any length of time whatever, a cow, horse, mule, sheep or goat, meaning one or more, within the City limits of the City of Plainview, where said Cow or Cows, horse or horses, mule or mules, shepp, goat or goats are kept or maintained within fifty feet of any res- idence or other building occupied and used by individuals or coroprations. SECTION 2. any person violating any provision of this Ordi- nance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con- viction shall be fined in any sum not exceeding $I00.00. GASSED NI APPROVED this the I9th day of I.'arch, A.D. 1923. ATTEST; Secr 'terry hayor Protein. Loved and seconded that the City accept the proposal of Brown-Crummer Co to refund $98000.00 of City 5 % term Bonds into Serial 5 % Bonds running I to 40 years.1Forr the' 98000 0G +dit,)Bonds Brown-Crumzner Co is to pay the City in the exchange OIOI.00 on the $100.00. Carried. No further business appearing Council adjourned. ATTEST: - / 404. City Sec etary/ Liayor Plainview, Texas, Larch 30, I928. City Council met in special session, Lagror Risser pre- siding with J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, D.L.Thompson, H.Dysart and D.D.Bowman Aldermen, H.H.Lurray Chief of Police and G.H. Saigling City SEcretary present when the following proseed- ings were had, to -wit; Regularly moved and seconded that the following named persons be and are appointed and shall hereby compose the Park Board of this City. W.J.Klinger, Lrs Lary V. Dye and F.H.k addison. Carried. Loved and seconded that the City Poundr.,an be allowed $30.00 per month for horse feed effective April Ist, 1928. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that J.L.Linville be and is hereby allowed $25.00 per month Ca,"expense; J.W.Perkins salary raised to $I15.00; J.C.Sanders raised to $90.00 all effective April Iet, 1928. Carried. No f ATTEST: erb business appearing Council adjourned. City S cre Plainview, Texas, April 2, 1928. City Council met in regular session, levor Risser pee- siding,with J.C.Hooper, J.3.0ardwell, D.L.Thompson, H.Dysart and D. D. Bowman , Aldermen, H. h. L aurray Chief of Pdlice and G.H.Saigling City Secretary present when the following pro- ceedings were had, to -wit; linutes of the regular meeting of Larch I9th and og the call session of Lrach the 30th were read and approved. Loved and seconded that Pliinview Federation of Wor.ents Clubs be given an unconditional 99 year lease on the North West I35ft x I40 ft of the City's Park property for lacation of their reaeration Home. Carried. Loved and seconded that the Arerican Legion be given a forty (40) year lease on the North East 135ft x I40 ft of the City Park Property for the laacation of their Legion home which reverts to the City of the expiration of said 40 year term. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that the City accept the bid of Irick Construction Company on paving of the North and South alley through Block 30 0.T. which bid is as follows; $2.58 per sq yd for 6" concrete paving reinforced, excava- tion as per specifications at .50 per Cu yd; acceptance of this bid condidtonal on acceptance of cost per 50 ft lot by the property owners who are paing for the paving, iithithe Engineer's fee to be added. Carried. Motion was rade and seconded that the City Treas pay to the B.C.D. $1500.00 Carried. Loved and seconded that the City buy a new tractor of the type it is now using provided same can be bought for $2000.00 cash and the old Tractor. Carried. F.egularly roved and seconded that Edgar Sewell be and is hereby appointed Fire Truck driver at a salary of $85.00 per month effective April Ist, I928, taking the place of Walter Temple who was to have gone to work April Ist. Card. Regularly troves and seconded that the City allow the Firemen $50.00 to pay for repairs to their pool tables. Carried. 4 Loved and secondee' that proper resolutions of welcome be written and presented to the officers of the Panhandle Plains Dairy Association welcoming their convention to the City. Carried. Loved and seconded that a I4 inch water line be laid west from Freson St on 6th street a distance of about one Block and that a 2" line be laid on 1.ilwauke fror 15th to I6th street. Carried. Loved The Lonthly salary of $.E.Bolles be and is hereby raised frees to iil00.00 per month effective Apr I. Carried. The State of Texas1 County of Hale City of Plainview1 ON THIS the 2nd day of April, 1928, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, convened in regular session at the City Hall, the following members being present and in attend- ance; W. E. RISSER, Mayor J. B. CARDWELL) D. M. Thompson) Aldermen J. C. Hooper, ) H. Dysart, ) D. D. Bowman, ) G. H. Saigling, City Secretary. The Mayor placed before the City Council the follow- ing Ordinance. ORDINANCE NO. 298 "AN ORDINANCE by the City Council of the City of Plain- view, Texas, authorizing the issuance of bonds for the principal sum of NINETY-EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS ($98,000.O0, bearing interest, at the rate of FIVE PER CENT (5%) per annum, for the purpose of paying off, cancelling, and in lien .of a like amount of indebtedness outstanding against said City; prescrib- ing the form of bond and interest coupon; providing for the levy, assessment and collection of a tax on the e10Q valuation of all taxable property within the limits of said City sufficient to pay the inter- est and create a sinking fund for the redemption of such bonds at maturity.0 The ordinance was read in full by Mayor Risser and the terms thereof fully discussed and understood, whereupon, it was moved by Alderman J. C. Hooper that the ordinance be passed and seconded by Alderman J. B. Cardwell, 240 The Ordinance was carried by the following vote: AYES, J. B. Cardwell, J. C. Hooper, H. Dysart, D. D. Bowman and D. M. Thompson. NOES. None. The Mayor declared the ordinance finally passed. The Ordinance follows: ORDINANCE NO. 298 "AN ORDINANCE by the City Council of the City of Plain- view, Texas, authorizing the issuance of bonds for the principal sum of NINETYJaEIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS ($98,000.00), bearing interest at the rate of FIVE PER CENT (5%) per annum, for the purpose of paying off, cancelling, and in lieu of a like amount of indebtedness outstanding against said City; pres- cribing the form of bond and interest coupon; pro- viding for the levy, assessment and collection of a tax on the $100 valuation of all taxable property within the limits of said City sufficient to pay the interest and create a sinking fund for the re- demption of such bonds at maturity." AREAS, heretofore, to -wit: on the 18th day of April, 1910, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, by an ordinance duly passed and adopted authorized the issuance of CITY OF PLAINVIEW CITY HALL BONDS, dated the 18th day of April, 1910, numbered consecutively from one (1) to ten (10), inclusive, in denomination of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($1,000.00) each, aggregating TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($10,000.00), due April 10th, 1950, bearing FIVE PER CENT (5%) interest per annum, which interest is evidenced by coupons attached to each of said bonds, and of which issue of bonds there is now outstanding and unpaid an indebtedness against said City for the sum of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS (0.0,000.00), evidenced by bonds Nos. One (1) to Ten (10) inclusive, and of record in Book 2, page 120 et seq. Ordinance Records, both principal and interest of the above described bonds are payable at the office of the State Treas- urer, Austin, Texas, City of Plainview Depository; and WHEREAS, heretofore, to -wit: on the 19th day of March, 1917, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texasr, by an ordinance duly passed and adopted, authorized the issu- ance of "CITY OF PLAINVIEW STREET IMPROVEMENT BONDS," dated the 19th day of March, 1917, numbered consecutively from One (1) to Forty (40) inclusive, in denomination of ON E THOUSAND DOLLARS 01,000.00) each, aggregating FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS (240,000.00), due March 12th, 1957, bearing FIVE PER CENT (5%) per annum, which interest is evidenced by coupons attached to each of said bonds, and of which issue ofbonds there is now outstanding and unpaid an indebtedness against said City for the sum of FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS 040,000.00), , evidenced by Bonds Nos. 1 to 40 inclusive; said ordinance being of record in Book 3, page 57, et seq. ORDINANCE RECORDS; and both principal and interest of the above described bonds are payable at the CHASE NATIONAL BANK, NEW YORK CITY, or the office of the State Treasurer at Austin, Texas;. and WHEREAS, heretofore, to -wit; on the °th day of September, 1908, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, by an ordinance duly passed and adopted, authorized the issuance of "CITY OF PLAINVIEW SEWER BONDS', dated the 9th day of Septem- ber,_ 1208, numbered consecutively from One (1) to Twelve (12) inclusive, is denomination of ONE THOUSAND ($1,000.00) each, aggregating :TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS (212, 000.00) , due Septem- ber gth, 1248, bearing FIVE PER CENT (5%) interest per annum, which interest is evidenced by coupons attached to each of said bonds, and of which issue of bonds there is now outstnd- in and unpaid on indebtedness against said Cits for the sum of TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS 212,000.00),evidenced by Bonds Numbers 1 to 12 inclusive; said ordinance being of record in b poi: 2, page 15, et seq. Ordinance Records; end beth princi- pal and interest of the above described bonds are payable at the office of the State Treasurer, Austin, Texas; and WHEREAS, heretofore, to -wit: on the 1?th day of Sep- tember, 1208, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, by an ordinance duly passed and adopted, authorized the issu- ance of 'CITY OF PLAINVIEW WATER WORKS BONDSu , dated September 9th, 1908, numbered consecutively from One (1) to Sixteen (16) inclusive, in denomination of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS 01,000.00) each, due September 9, 1°48, aggregating SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS (016,000.00) , bearing interest at the rate of FIVE PER 242 CENT (5%) per annum, which interest is evidenced by coupons attached to each of said bonds, and of which issue of bonds there is now outstanding and unpaid an indebtedness against said City for the sum of SIXTkIEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($16,000.00), evidenced by Bonds Nos. One (1) to Sixteen (16) inclusive; said ordinance being of record in Book 2, page 15, et seq. Ordinance Records; and both principal and interest of the above described bonds ire payable at the office of the State Treasurer, Austin, Texas; and WHEREAS, heretofore, to -wit: on the 18th day of Octo- ber, I90g, the City Council of the City of P1 inview, Texas, by an ordinance duly passed and adopted, authorized the issuance of "CITY OF PLAINVIEW SEWER BONDS', dated the 18th day of October, 1309, numbered consecutively from One (1') to Twenty (20), in- clusive, in denomination of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS (11,000.00) each, due October 1949, aggregating TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS 020,000.00), bearing FIVE PER CENT (5% interest per annum, which interest is evidenced by coupons attached to each of said bonds, and of which issue of bonds there is now outstanding and unpaid an indebtedness against said City for the sum of TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS (;20,000.00) evidenced by Bonds Nos. 1 to 20 inclusive; said ordinance being of record in Book 2,page 73 et seq. Ordinance Records; and both principal and interest of the above described bonds are payable at the RESERVE NATIONAL BANK, NEW YORK CITY, N. Y., or office of the State Treasurer, Austin, Texas; and WHEREAS, the total amount of indebtedness outstanding against the said City of Plainview, Texas, as evidenced by the bonds hereinabove described, amounts in the aggregate to the prin- cipal sum of NINETY-EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS (:28,000.00); and AREAS, the City Council of the City of Plainview, considers it necessary, feasible and practicable and to the best interests of said City, that bonds as hereinafter described, be issued upon the faith and credit of the City for the purpose of refunding, cancelling, and in lieu of an equal amount of the existing indebtedness of said City, evidenced by the bonds 2 hereinabove described: WHEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS; I. That the bonds of said City, to be called "CITY OF PLAINVIEW REFUNDING BONDS, SERIES 1928", be issued under and ^ by virtue of the Constitution and lawsof the State of Texas, including the Charter of the City of Plainview, Texas, for the purpose of refunding, cancelling and in lieu of an equal amount of the existing indebtedness of said City, evidenced by the bonds hereinabove described. II. That said bonds shall be numbered consecutively from One (1) to Ninety-eight " 98) inclusive, shall be in denomination as of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS (1,000.00) each, aggregating in amount NINETY-EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS (:98,000.00), III. That said bonds shall be dated the FIFTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1928,- and shall become due and -payable, serially, ao Cordinng to the following sche cute BOND NUMBERS. MATURITY DATES AMOUNTS 1 April 15, 1530 P1,000 2 " 1931 1,000 3 "_ 1932 1,000 4 « 1933 1,000 5 '.' 1:'34 1,000 6 U • 1935 1,000 7 " 1936 1,000 8 a - 1937 1,000 9 u - 1938 1,000 10 " 1939 1,000 11 and 12 L 1940 21000 13 and 14 u - 1941 2,000 15 and 16 a • 1942 2,000 17 and 18 u - 1543 2,000 19 and 20 '_' 1944 2,000 21 and 22 ° 1a45 2,000 2and 24 u - 1946 2,000 25 and 26 u 1947 2,000 27 and 28 a 1948 2,000 29 and 30 u - 1949 2,000 31 and g2 u 1'50 2,000 gl to 35 Incl. it 1951 5,000 30. to 30 Inca. " 19523,000 W'§ (,to 4i incl. u 1 3 $1000 42 to 44 Incl. 4 1954 3,000 45 to 47 Incl. " 1955 31000 48 to 50 Incl. t1 1956 3,000 51 to 53 Incl. u 1557 8,000 54 to 56 Incl. a 1S58 3,000 57 to 60 Incl. ° 1955 4,000 BOND NUMBERS 1ATURITY DATES AMOUNTS 61 to 64, Incl. April 15, 1960, 4,000 65 to 68, Incl. u 19.61, 4,000 6g to 72., Incl. a 1962 4,000 73 to 77, Incl. a 1963 5,000 78 to 82., Incl. u 1°64 5,000 83 to 87, Inca. u 1965 5,000 88 to 92, Incl. u 1966 5,000 93 to 98, Incl. u 1967 6,000 aggregating the principal sum of Ninety Eight Thousand Dollars 098, 000.00) . IV. That said Bonds shall bear interest at the rate of FIVE PER CENT (5%) per annum, payable October 15, 1'928, and sem— annually thereafter on April 15th and October 15th in each year. V. That the principal of, and interest on said bonds shall be payable in lawful money of the United States of America, upon presentation and surrender of bonds or proper coupons at the NATIONAL BANK OF COMIURCE, NEW YQ"BK, N. Y. VI. That each of said bonds shall be signed by the Mayor of the City of Plainview and countersigned by the City Secretary, and the corporate seal of the °CITY OF PLAINVIEWU shall be impressed upon each of theca. VII. That the facsimile signature of the Mayor and City Secretary may be lithographed upon the interest coupons attached to said bonds and shall have the same effect as if they had been signed by them. VIII. Thut said bonds shall express upon their face the purpose for which they are issued; that they are issued under and in strict conformity with the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas, including the Charter of the City of Plainview, Texas, and in pursuance of an ordinance of this Council; and the form of each of said bonds shall be substantially as follows: 2' No. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA $1,000.00 STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE CITY OF PLAINVIEW REFUNDING BOND, SERIES 1928. CITY OF PLAINVIEW, a municipal corporation of the State of Texas, acknowledgesitself indebted to and for value received, hereby promises to pay to bearer the sura of ONT THOUSAND DOLLARS ($1,000.00) in lawful money of the United States of America, on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF APRIL 19_._, with interest thereon from date hereof at the rate of FIVE PER CENT (5%) per annum, payable Oct. 15th, 1928, and semi-annually thereafter on April 15th and Octo- ber 15th, in each year, as evidenced by the coupons hereto at- tached, until the principal sum of paid. BOTH PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST of this bond are hereby made payable at THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, NEW YORK, N. Y. upon presentation and surrender of this bond and the coupons hereto attached, as they respectively mature. THIS BOND is one of a series of ninety-eight (98) serial bonds, of like tenor and effect, except as to maturity, dated the FIFTEENTH day of April, 1928, and numbered from one 1) to ninety-eight (98), inclusive, all of said bonds being in denomination of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ''$1,000.00) each, aggre- gating NINETY EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS ($98,000.00), and is issued for the purpose of refunding, cancelling, and in lieu of an equal amount of the existing indebtedness of said City, under and in strict conformity with the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas, including the Charter of the City of Plain- view, Texas, and pursuant to an ordinance adopted by the City AND IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED AND RECITED that the issu- ance of this bond, and the series of which it is a part, is duly authorized by law, and that all acts, conditions and things re- quired to be done precedent to and in the issuance of this ser- ies of bdnds, and of this bond, have been properly done and performed and have happened in regular and due time, form and manner as required by law, and that the total indebtedness of said City of Plainview, including the entire series of bonds of 246 which this is one, does not exceed any constitutional or statutory limitation. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the City of Plainview, by its City Council, has caused its corporate seal to be afi'ixed hereto, and this bond to be signed by its Mayor and countersigned by the City Secretary, and the interest coupons hereto attached to be executed by the lithographed facsimile signature of said Mayor and City Secretary as of the date last above written. ( SEAL) MAYOR, City of Plainview, Texas. COUNTERSIGNED: CITY SECRETARY, CITY OF PLAINVIEW, Texas._ IX. exas.- IX. That the form of interest coupon shall be substantially as follows: No. ON THE FIFTEEI:TH DAY OF 19 THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, a municipal corporation of the State of Texas, hereby promises to pay to bearer at the NATIONAL BANK OF COMM :RCE, NEW YORK, N. Y., the sum of DOLLARS ) in lawful money of the United States of America, being six months' interest on the "CITY OF PLAINVIEW REFUNDING BOND, SERIES 1228", No. , dated April 15th, 1928. CITY SECRETARY. MAYOR X. That the following certificate shall be printed on the back of each bond: OFFICE OF COMPTROT,t R 5) STATE OF TEXAS j REGISTER NO. I HEREBY CERTIFY that there is on file and of record in my office a certificate of the Attorney General of the State of Texas, to the effect that this bond has been examined by him as1equired by law and that he finds that it has been issued in conformity with the Constitution and laws of the State of Texasr and that it is a valid and binding obligation upon said City of Plainview, Texas, and said bond has this day been registered by me. this the WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE, at Austin, Texas, day of , 1°28. Comptroller of Public Accounts of the State of Texas. XI. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS: That to pay the interest on said bonds as the same shall accrue and become due and to create a sinking fund to discharge the principal thereof at maturity, there shall be annually levied and collected a tax, and there is hereby 1a vied for the current tax year 1°28, on each one hundred dollars! valuation of taxable property in the City of Plainview, Texas, a tax of NINE `090 CENTS, which tax is hereby apportioned and levied out of the taxing fund authorized to be levied by the Charter of the City of Plainview; that for the year 192°, and each succeeding year while any of said bonds are outstanding and unpaid, there shall be computed and ascertained what rate of tax based upon the latest approved tax rolls of said City will be required to fully make, raise and produce in each of said years a sum of money necessary to pay all of the principal and interest of said bonds maturing in said year and a tax, at such rate as shall be found necessary shall be levied, assessed and collected in each of said years, and when collected shall be applied to said purpose and to no other purpose. That all funds to the credit of the City of Plainview Bonds herein authorized to be refunded, shall be transferred to the sinking fund of the City of Plainview Refunding Bonds, Ser— ies 1928. That to pay the interest maturing on October 15th, 11.28, there is hereby appropriated out of funds available and on hand for that purpose, the sum of $2,450.00. 248 XII. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS: That the Mayor of the City of Plainview shall have charge of said bonds pending their investigation by the Attorney General and registration by the Comptroller. The bonds, when approved, shall be delivered to the Comptroller of the State of Texas, who shall take and hold same pending the delivery to him of the bonds herein provided to be refunded, and upon presenta— tioncf said bonds, the Comptroller shall deliver to said holder the refunding bonds at such time in like amount as he shall have been delivered securities herein refunded. PASSED AND APPROVED, this the 2nd day of April, 1-28. MAYOR, City of Plainview, Texas. THE STATE OF TEXAS' COUNTY OF HALE) CITY OF PLAINVIEW) I, G. H. Saigling, City Secretary of the City of Plainview, Texas, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of an ordinance duly passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, all members being present and in attendance, on the 2nd day of April, 1928, and which ordinance is of record in Book 5, page 239 of the Minutes of said City Council. WITNESS MY HAND AND THE SEAL OF SAID CITY, on "this the 2''z day of April, 1028. CITY CRET,'+' , Cyy of Plainview, (SEAL) Tex s. 249 for the month of Larch The following Salaries'were allowed and ordered paid. SALARIES:- H.D.Rigler 019.20, W.P.Selder 019.20, Georege Cox 020.0 L.A.Sanders $19.20, Georege Risser 019.20, 5.`d.Perkins 0100.00, Frank Stultz 0100.00, A.L.King 0=25.00,.L. ' Tinkle I00.00, Lee Hardin 0100.00, H.L.Hood 090.00, J.L.Linville .0125.00, N.H.Iarray 0125.00, H..•.Lurray 099.00, J.A.Grigsby $150.00, H.A.hiinter 0155.00, L.L.Clark 3150.00, J.K.Hooper 0150.00, W.E.Risser 3175.00, G.H.Saigling 0150.00, Paul Bryan 0140.00, A.L.Lanford 0125.00, Ross Loe $90.00,S.C.Ross 3125.00, Theo Smith 3200.00, L artin i c'WVhorter 0104. I7, Plainview Fire Dept 45.00, Ed Ross 095.80, Tillr.an Long 085.00, Willians & Lay .100 00 P.Jones 040.00, T.J.Hooper 05.00, J.B.Cardwell 05.00, D.I.Thompson 05.00, D. Bowman 35.00, H.Dysart 05.00, H.I.Viso* $150.00, S.G.Yates 01I0.00, S.E.Bolles 075.00, A.T.Herrod I00.00, J.C.Sanders :085.00, Theo Smith 010.00, H.D.Rigler $T8.40, George Risser 013.20, G..Kolb 011.60, C.T.Yates 08.80, W.P. Selder 318.40, Geo Cox :;10.00, J.A.Pruextt 06.40. BTTL$:- T'.; N.T'.Ry Co 0445.25, B.C.D 01500.00, D.1'.Bowman 061.75, Guy Jacob 071`50, Ers S. `,I.I.eharg 07.50, G. C.Leck 04.00, P. C.Russell 04.00, Lirs L. C.Wayland 35.00, 1 rs W. J.Klin^;er 05.00, I:rs L.F.Cobb 05.00, hrs C.B.Harder 35.00, Delbert Williams 05.00, W.J.Iitchell 03.00 J.T.Hatch 03.00, HyPyRiglef-0I8T48, 8eerg- West Texas Gas Co 0 36.20, Jest Texas Gas Co 049.I5, Texas Utilities Co 014.08, Texas Utilities Co $4.08 Texas Utilities Co 022.24, Texas Utilities Co $3.36, Texas Utilities Co 0628.25, Texas Utilities Co 0940.34, S.W.B.Telephone Co 029.21, Imperial Waffle House 337.40, Cooper Electric Co 01.50, The Gibbs Store Co 01.20, Burt Electric Co 08.45, Thatcher Printing Co 089.00, Donohoo-Ware Hdw Co 09.05, Knight Auto Co 06.85, Carter -Houston Dgs Co 020.92, The .eagrave Corporation 016.00, Stafford Lowdon Co 038.92, Herald Pub Co $28.50, Teas Utilities Oo 32.15, I.noohuizen-Boyd & Davenport 82I9.63, Conn- er -Lathes Co 911.45, Shook Battery Oo 012.60, New I.:exico Plum- bing Co $10.95, Nobles Bros Gro Co 04.I0, H.H.Lindsay $5.00, B.Ward 014.25, John L.aynard Lbr Co ;' 7.20, Plainview Hdw Co 028.70, Fulton Lbr Co 03.30, .spencer & lallinger 01I.60, Plain- view News 325,26, Plainview Bicycle Shop 02.00, Hooper & Son rotor Co 01.00, J.C.?looldridge Lbr Co 014.70, A.L.CI. Pipe Co I776.98, Clowe & Cowan 0145.72, Reading Steel Casting Co spI28.64, Neptune Leter Co 0571.20, Plainview :gelding Co 02.25, Locke Lotor Co 05.60, Kiker's Service Station 02.40, J.D.Adams & Co 001.6.00, Rockwell Bros Co 311.00, Dowden Hdw Co 04.68, Westex Hdw Co 075.90, J.L.nisbet 3.10, J.D.Hatchew 017.75, Gulf Refining Co 027.42, Continental Oil Co 349.47, The Texas Company 05.20, Magnolia Petroleum Co 012.44, Lagnolia Petro Co 058.95, . ATTEST: No further business appearing Counell adjourned. reta.'v. I: ayor Plainview, Texas, April I6, 1928. City Council Let in regular session, Layer Risser pre- siding with J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, D.1. Thompson, H.Dysart and D.D.Bowr.an Aldermen, H.H.Larray Chief of Police and G.H. Saigling City Secretary present when the following proceed- ings were had, to-wit; Linutes of the regular session of April 2nd were read and approved. Regularly moved and seconded that '.layland College Chorus be given free use of the Auditorium night of Lay 4th and one or two night prior to this date for practice. Carried. Loved and seconder that .notices be served to build. side walks along Ltt 16 Block IO 0.T., West N of Lots I3 & I4 H.L. Addition and Lots II & I2 Block 4 Highland Add. Carried. r" ELECTION RETURN CANVAS." Be it remembered that on this day came on to be con- sidered the returns of the regular General City Election for City Officers of the City of Plainview, Texas, held on the 3rd day of April, 1928, and it appearing that. the following candidates. received. the highest nur"ber of votes for the off- ices for which they were candidates, to-wit; Tom Shelton for Layor 6I2 Votes, G.H.Saigling for City Secretary 846 Votes, J.B.Cardwell for Alderman 696 Votes, Herbert Dysart for Alderman 759 Votes, Elmer F. Sansom for Alderman 655 Votes; All Candidates be ing electec for a term of two years. It is therefore declared that the above named per- sons having received the highest numbed of votes cast for any one for each of the above naz_ed offices are hereby declared elected to said offices for the ensuing two years. Tom Shelton Mayor Elect, • G.H. Saigling City Secretary, J.B.Cardwell, H.Dysart and Elener F. Sansom Aldermen, all be- i g presnt took their Oath of Office same being Administered by Frank R. Day, irrmediately after which Lapin' Torr Shelton took the chair. The following reports for the month of Larch were heard and same ordered spread in th minutes of this reeting:- G.H.Saigling Current Taxes -643.25, Delinquent Taxes $771.12, Water and Sewer & Liscellaneous Colleltions $IIII.26, :Judge Lanford $503.30, H.H.Lurray •`24.70, . No further business appearing Council adjourned. ATTEST: payor. Plainview, Texas, May 7, I928. City Council convened in regular sessio4, Layor Tom Shelton presiding with J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, D.D.Bowr.-an and Elerer F. Sansom, Aldermen, H.H.J urray Chief of Police and Paul H. Bryan Assistant City Secretary present when the following proceedings were had; to -wit; Linutes of the regular session of April I6th were read and approved. Moved and seconded that the Elks Lodge have use of the City Park grounds week of Lay 20th with Carnival license remitted also that the Fire Dept have use of Park gounds for same purpose and in like manner for week of Lay 7th. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that the City not allow Circuses or Carnivals the use of the Park grounds after Lay 3oth, I928. Carried. Loved and seconded that the report of audit of City Books made by W.J.Klinger be accepted and the dtbndensed report on page 14 of the audit be published in both home papers. Card. Loved and seconded that seven old complaints in the court which are several years old be stricken from the rec- ords as a majority of them are for traffic violations and with no chance for collection. Carried. Moved and seconded that H.L.Hood's salary be raised from $90.00 to $I00.00 per month effective Lay Ist, I928.Card. Moved and seconded that the Layor hire a Park atte- dent at a salary of $90.00 per motnh. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that City Treasuer pay $500.00 to the L_unicipal Band for lay and June Expenses. Card. Aldermen D.D.Bownan and Elmer F. Sansom were appointed as a committe to purchase a light work car for the Water Dept. Loved and seconded that the following Officers and Cormittes are hereby appointed at the present prevailing salaries:- City Attorneys, Williams & Day; City Health Officer, Dr D.P.Jones; City Sanitary Officer, Dr S.C.Poss; . City Corporation Judge, A.L.Lanford; Municipal Band Ivianager Dr C.Iv.Clough; Mayor Protem, J.B.Cardwell; 252 Committes on Council-: Liayor Prtem----J.B.Cardwell Street&Alley----Hooper & Cardwell Sewer & Water ----Sansom & Cardwell Public Improvement Dysart & Bowman Finance Hooper & Dysart Park Bowman & Sansom Police Hooper & Dysart Purchasing ---Mayor & City Secretary Lotion carried. Regu_arly moved and secondee that the Layor and one alderman attend the City Planning Convention in Dallas at the expense of the City. Carried. Loved and seconded that the Chief of Police tender his resignation effective cline Ist, I928, Voting AYE- Bowman and Sansom; Voting NO- Hooper & Cardwell the vote being a tie the Layor cast his vote for the motion. Motion carried. The following reports for the month ofAprilwere heard and same accepted:- G.H.Saigling Current Taxes *168.78, Delinquent Taxes $708.77, Total Tater & Sewer & Liscellaneous Collections *11175.08; Judge Lanford $566.45; Building In- spector $2I9.32. The following Salaries and Bills were allowed and ordered paid: SALARIES : - J. W. Perkins $I15.00, Farnk Stultz 4400.0 A.L.King4I25.00, R.L.Tinkle $I00.00, Lee Hardin 100.00, H.L.Hood $90.00, J.L.Linville $150.00, H.H.Yurray $I50.00, H.H.I:_urray *77.50, J.A.Grigsby *150.00, H.A.Linter $`155.00, L.L.Clark $150.00, J.K.Hooper $150.00, W.E.Risser 493.33, Tom Shelton *81.67, G.H.Saigling *150.00, Paul Bryan $I40.00, A.L.Lanford 9I25.00, Ross Loe *90.00, S.C.Ross 125.00, Theo Smith 02I0.00, lartin lLeihhorter $125.00, Fire Dept *45.00, Ed Ross *95.00, Ed Swwell *85.00, Williams $& Day $I00.00, D.P.Jones 040.00, J.C.Hooper *5.00, J.B.Cardwell 45.00, D.D. Bowman 5.00, H.Dysart $5.00, I.R'.Thompson 2.50, Elmer F. Sansom 42.50, H.W.Visor $150.00, S.G.Yates $II0.00, S.E.Bolles )1100.00, A.T.Herrod $I00.00, J.C.Sandres $90.00, `/.J.Bryan 30.00,,. BILLS:- G.H.Saigling Registrar 418.25, West Texas Gas Co 418.22, West Texas Gas Co $35.I5, S.?T.B.Telephone Co *27.70, Te.:as Utilities Co $1038.20, Texas Utilities Co 4637.00 Wester Union $2I.72, G.L.Kolb $I9.20, Geo Risser $6.80, H.H. Lurray $38.602 B.Ward $19.00, Lunicipal Band $500.00, Texas Utilities Co $11.68, Texas Utilities Co $6.28, Teas Utilities Co $5.I6 Texas Utiltties Co $8.48, Imperial Cafe $24.80, W.J. Klinger I25.00, Geo J. Layer & Co $3.48, B & B. Sign Co $1.20, City Service Auto Co $I.00, New Lexieo Plumbing Co $I52.45, Locke Lotor Co *68.56, Hooper & Son Lotor Co $67.30, Burt Electric Co *1.50, Knight Auto Co $2.60, Shook Battery Co 52.75, Thatcher Printing Co $12.80, Plainview News $2.44, Herald Publishing Co $2.40, H.B.Fain Janitor Su ply $11.30, Nobles Bros Gro Co $5.25, Jas H. Latthews & CO 32.03, Conner - Lathes Co $7.00, J.L.Nisbet $3.25, J.D.Hatcger $49.I5, Westex Hdw Co $3.I0, V.R.Rodgers & Co$I09.10, R.B.George L_chy Co $III.9I Donohoo-Hare Hdw Co $I2.I5, 'Wooldridge Lumber Co 4I7.75, 1cGlasson-Shook Rubber Co $28.3O,s Dowden Hdw Co I.75, Clowe- Cowan $576.I0, NeptuneLeter Co 4709.60, Magnolia Petroleum Co ;439..30<, ffulf Refining Co $19.57 , Texas Oil Co $6.16, . No further business appearing the Council adjourned. ATTEST: City Se reta y• Iviayor. Plainview, Texas, June 4th, I928. City Council met in regular session, Iayor Ton Shelton presiding,with J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, D.D.Bowman and. Elmer F. Sansom Aldermen and G.H.Saigling City Secretary present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; I linutesof the regular session of Lay 2nd were read and approved. Loved and seconded that Fred Iii Joiner be and is hereby appointed City Paving Engineer, at a:fes of 3 % . Carried. Loved and seconded that La, or and City Secretary sign in behalf of the City the Engineering Contract of the Plains Engineering Company when said contract has been O.Ked by the City Attorney. Carries. Loved and secondedthat a street light (bracket type) be placed near Santa Fe tracks on east side of Austin street near the rear of the Noble Gro Co Building. Carried. Loved and sec that the Legion have use of the East 5 Acre plot of the City's Park property July 4th for Rodeo. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that the Street and Alley Committe make investigation of proposed paving on Ash street and make use of not over $I200.A0 City money to the best of their judgement on said paving. Carried. It is regularly moved and seonnded that the following water and Sewer Extensions be made as soon as same can be done; - 270 ft of 2" line from alley' of IIth street on Denver to Denver and I2th St. 200 ft of 2" line North on Galveston between 8 & 9th - I50 ft -2" line South of 4th on Fir- 200ft -2" line North on Houston between I3th and I4th- I50 ft of 6" Sewer line South from ISth in alley between galveston and Houston - 660 ft of 6" Sewer in alley noth of IIth between Columbia and Denver crossing under R.R. tracks on I3th street. Regularly moved and seconded that Roy Iricks Bid of I09/.per lineial foot for digging water and sewer ditches as mentioned just preceeding this be accepted. Carried. Moved and seconded that - The Electrical Bond of B.O.Sanford operating as "ET,ECTRIC SERVICE AND SUPPLY COJvPANY " be and the same is hereby accepted and approved. The following reports for the month of Lay were heard and same accepted and approved:- Judge Lanford Fines and Penalties 0352.95; G.H.Saigling Delinquent Taxes$768.27; Water rents 4840.63, Sewer Rents 35.85, Building Inspector,0505.00 ; Liscellaneoas collections 595.53. The following Salaries and Bills were allowed and ordered paid for the month of Lay I9 8: - SALARIES- J. W. Perkins 0115.00 A.L.King I25.00, R.L.Tinkle I00.00, H.L.Hood $I00.00, J.L. Linville ,p150.00, W. P. Se lder ;',)69.68, Lee Hardin 0I00.00 , Ora Hembree $17.72, H.H.Itiurray I50.00, H.H.Lurray $65.00, J.A.Grigsby $I50.00, H.A.hinter $55.00, L.L.Clark 0150.00, J.K.Hooper $150.00, Ross Loe $90.00, Tom Shelton $175.00, G.H.Saigling 0150.00, Paul Bryan 0140.00, A.L.Lanford $125.00, S.C.Ross 4I25.00, Theo Smith 02I0.00, Lartin McWhorter 4 Ir 5.00, Plainview Fire Dept $45.00, Ed Ross 95.00, Walter Temple $27.60, Ed Sewell 085.00, Williams and Day zhI00.00, D.P.Jones $40.00, J.C.Hooper 05.00, J.B.Cardwell $5.00, H.D7sart 05.00, D.D.Bownan 05.00, Elmer Sansom $5.00, W.J.Bryan 5430.00, H.W.Visor $I50.00, S.G.Yates $110.00, S.E.Bolles $85.00, A.T.Herrod 0100.00, J.C.Sanders 075.00, . BILLS:- G.W.Allard 07.50, Texas Utilities Co 08.30, Texas Utilities Co $18.64, Texas Utilities Co 06.00, Texas Utilities Co 01.76, Texas Utilities Co 013.80, Texas Utilities Co $637.00, Texas Utilities Co 0895.44, West Texas Gas Co $12.I5, West Te:_as Gas Co 19.57, S.W.B.Tddephone Co 028.10, Texas Filling Station 04.89, City Service Auto Co $3.50, Plainview News 06.30, Herald Publishing Co 019.55, Shook Tire Co 013.75, Knight Auto Co 416.85, Knight Auto Co $8.80, Thatcher Printing Co 03.I3,D.P.Shoup $5.50, Shook Batibery Co 018.68, Nobles Bros Gro Co 09.05, Burroughd Adding Lachine Co 07.05, Western Union Telegraph Co $5.40, Imperial Waffle House 010.70, The Todd Sales Co 087.50, Thompson Drug Co 010.70,,B.:`lard 04I.00, Wooldridge Lbr Co $I9.95, Donohoo-Ware Hdw Co 45.00, Neptune Leter Co 48.27, Clowe & Cowan $427.64, Hooper & Son M=otor Co ;37.90, Plainview Welding Co 4I.00, Rockwell Bros & Co 012E, J.D.Hatcher 4I5.55, John Maynard Lbr Co 028.I0, J.L.Nisbet 08.70, Burt Electric Co 42.00, Fairbanks Norse & Co 02I.05, biker's Service Station 043.00, Spencer & Ballinger 06.20, Plainview Welding Co I.30, Temple Bros 43.00, La Ivagnoliapetroleum Co $66.82, Lagnolia Petroleum Co $I1.65, Gulf Refining Co 49.50, J.L.Nisbet 04.80, B.C.D. 0I500.00, The Texas Co $9.53, The Plainview Bicycle Shop 44.75, Ora Hembree $3.22 Texas League Lunicipalities 020.00, . Harmon Gregg, Elbert '.Milson and Beauford Booth were pre- sented to the Council for membership in the Fire Dept resulting in their being Elected to same. No Further business appearing Council adjourned. ATTEST: City Seretar . Iiiayor. Plai _vires, Teas June 6t I928. Cit;: Co ncil net in call session, Lir or Tom Shelton presiding with J.C. Hooper, J.B.Cardwell,D.D.Bowman,H.Dysart &Eimer Sansom Aldermen and G.H.Saigling City Secretary present wen the Following proceedings werev ha d,to-wit; Lotion by Alderman J.C.Hooper Sec- onded by Alderman J.B.Cardwell that the cervices of Chief of Alice H.H.Lurray be retained as Chief of Police. cooper, Cradwell & Dysart voting AYE; Bowman & Sansom noting No. Motion carried. ATTEST: Nofg further at this time Council adjourned. Plainview, Texas, June I8th, I928. City Council met in regular session, Layer Shelton pre- siding with J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, H.Dyasrt and Elmer Sansom Aldermen, and G.H.Saigling City Secretary present when the fal- lowing proceedings were had, to -wit; Liiuntes of the regular session of June 4th and special session of June 6th were read and approved. Ioved and seconded that the City purchase map of the City from Irr Culbertson for $75.00. Carried. Loved and seconded that the Water & Sewer committe and the Layor investigate the case of J.B.Johneon's connection with City Sanitary Sewer and if they find that the City is at fault in caus- ing him any undue expense in same that they adjust the matter with him. Carried. I.Ioved and seconded that a 2" water line be laid in Rowe addi- tion on Rawleigh Street from IOth to I3th streets and on I3th from Rawleigh to Quinsy. Carried. Loved by H.Dysart and Seconded by J.C.Hooper that Fresono street be opened up across Santa Fe Tracks to the north and that th the Santa Fe Ry Co be and are hereby requested to construct and maintain a crossing over their tracks at said street and Railway Crossing. Carried. Loved and seJonded that H.L.King's monthly Salary be raised from $I25.00 to $135.00 effective July Ist, I928. Carried. Moved and seconded that the salary of the Mayor remain at $150.00 per month with a monthly car expense allowence of $25.00 and that the aldermen's salaries be raised from $5.00 to20.00 per month. Carried. Loved and seconded that G.H.Saigling City Tax Collector be and is hereby allowed IO % of all delinquent Taxes collected by him as compensationfor his work as Tax Collector, effective as of date April Ist, 1928. Carried. ORDINANCE #299. WHEREAS on the I7th day of November, I925 the City Council of the Oity of Plainview passed and adopted and Ordinance levying an assessment in the sum of $336.75 against property situated in the City of Plainview, being Lot NO. I9, Block 4, Central Park Addition, fronting 47 .5 feet on the east side of Columbia Street, between Tenth and Eleventh Streets, and against F.I.Butler as the owner of said Property, under and by virtue of Chapter 9, Title 27, of the Revise Civil Statutes of Texas of 1925, and of other Ordinances theretofore passed and adopted providing for the impro- vement of said Columbia Street by paving and otherwise improving 256 same; and WHEREAS, at the time the proceedings for such improvement of such street and the levying of assessments against property abuttigg thereon, and the owners thereof, the said property was the property of and belonged to the said F.L.Butler, but during the time such proceedings were being taken, and after the Engineer for the City had made his report of the probable cost of such improve- ment and estimate of the amount to be assessed against each tract of land abutting upon the street so to be improved, and after same had been approved by the City Council and notice be advertisement and otherwise duly given that a hearing be had, at which all per- sons interested were notified to appear and contest such assess} rnents and show reason why such assessment should not be made, if any, but prior to the Ordinance aforesaid levying such assessment was passed and adopted, the said F.L..Butler by deed conveyed said property to G.S.Potts, ea is now the owner of said property; and WHEREAS, both the said F.L.Butler and G.S.Potts have repudi- ated the assessment hereinabove mentioned; THEREFORE BB IT ORDAINEI' BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW Fat it is necessary to assess against the above described property and the owner or owners thereof properly chargeable therewith under the Statue and under the Ordinance so passed and adopted in respect to such improvement of such street for a por- tion of the cost of making such improvement, that a full and fair hearing be had on the 5th day of July, I928, at which hearing the owners of said property, their agents and attorneys; shall have the right to contest such proposed assessment and personal lia- bility, and the regularity of the proceedings with reference to the improvement and the benefit of said improvement to Jaid prop- erty, and any other matters relating thereto, and theCity Secretary is instructed to give notice of such hearing by advertisement in- serted at least three times in some newspaper published in the City of Plainview, the first publication to be made at least ten days before the date of the hearing, that such hearing shall be held by the City Council at the City Hall in the City of Plain- view, Hale jounty, Texas. ATTEST: 'Passed and approved this the I8th day of June, A.D. I928. 1 ayor. ORD INAN CE #300. AN ORDINANCE ALENDING SECTION 2 of ORDINANCE NO. 258, Passed and Approved April I8th, I927, so as to Include That Part of Broadway Between Eighth and Ninth Streets in the Provisions of said Section Regulating the Parking of Automobiles, Trucks and Other Vehicles, and Prohibiting Same to Stand Still at the Curb at Any One Place for any Period More than One Hour, and so that said Section Shall Hereafter Read as Follows: BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OD THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW: SECTION I. Hereafter it shall be unlawful for any person operating or having control of any Automobile, truck or other ve- hicle to park same or permit same to be parked or to stand still at the curb at any one place for a period more than ONE HOUR, between 8 ®'Clock A.E. and 7 O'CLOCK P.L., on an week day, upon either side of Broadway between SIXTH and NINTH STREETS, upon either side of SIXTH STREET between BROADWAY and the alley runn- ing North and South through Blocks Numbers 3I and 32 in the City of Plainview, gpon either side of SEVENTH STREET between BROADWAY and AUSTIN STREETS, upon the WEST side of BROADWAY between FOFTH and S@XTH STREETS, upon the NOIRTH side of SIXTH STREET between ASH And BROADWAY or upon the EAST side of ASH STREET between FIFTH and SIXTH STREETS in the City of Plainview. PASSED AND APPROVEL THIS THE ISth DAY OF JUNE, A.D. I928. ATTEST: / City Ses/etar City of Plainvie, Texas. PlaiiivieW, Texas. July 2nd, I928. Layor, City of Plain- view, Texas. City Council Let in regular session, Payor Torii Shelton presiding with J.C.Nooper, J.B.Cardwell, H.Dysart, D.D.Bowr:an and Elmer F. Sansom Aldermen and -G.H. Saigling City Secretary present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit: Regularly droved and seconded that Engineer and Contractor's bills on paving on Ash street be paid. Carried. L=oved and seconded that the paving of Ash Street center parking be left to the discretion of the Street and Alley Comm- itte. Carried. Loved and seconded that the Street and Alley Committe be and are hereby authorized to purchase for the City a street maintainer on terms agreeable to said Committe. Carried. Loved and seconded that STOP signs be placed. on EAST & WEST sides of Broadway Street at intersection od Broadway and Sixth and that No Left Turn signe at this intersection be re- places with a " NO U TURN sign, also a stop sign be placed on East side of Ash Street at Intersection of East Sixth and ash Streets. Carried. Lovedand secondedthat the City's Insurance be left with the present Agents carrying same. Carried. Regularly roved and seconded that the Contract presented to City by Santa Fe Ry Co for water service be signed upon same being approved by City Attornedy. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that L.L.Clark have IO days Paid vacation. Carried. The Following Salaries and Bills were allowed and or- dered paid for the month of June, 1923:- SALARIES:- J.':v. Perkins 0115.00, A.L.King 0125.00, R. L. Tinkle I00.00, H. L.Hood 100.00, J. L. Linville 0150.00, 1. P. Selder 90.00, Tee Hardin 0100.00 , Ora Hembree 0100.00, E . `. Furray 150.00, N.H.Lurray 07I.00, J.A.Grigsby 0150.00, Loss Loe 0I50.00 L.L.Clark ;I50.00, J.. .Hooper 0150.00, Tom Shelton < I50.00, G.H.Saigling 0'50.00, Paul Bryan 0140.00, A.L.Lanford 0125.00, S.C.Ross 0125.00, Theo Smith 02I0.00, Lartin LcWhorter 0I25.00, Ed Ross $95.00, Edgar Sewell r;385.00, Piainview Fire Dept 045.00, WilliaLs 0 Day 0100.00, a.P.Jones 040.00, J.C.Hooper J. B. Cardwell 020.00, H. Dysart $20.00, D. D. Bowman x:20.00, Elmer F. Sansom 020.00, V7. J.Bryan x.30.00, H.W.Visor 01.50.00, S.G.Yates I10.00, 5.: .Bolles 0100.00, A.T.Herrod 0100.00, J.C.Sanders 75.00,. BILIS;- I._unicipal Band 0 500.00, Test Texas Gas Co 01.50, West Teas Gas Co 06.75, Texas Utilities Co 01372.97, Texas Utilities Co 0637.00, Texas Utilities Co 02I.20, Texas Utilities Co 03.88, S.W.B.Telephone Co 024.95, John I:aynard Lbr Co 07.20 John L:ay- nard Lbr Co 016.10, Green's Tank & Sheet Letal Works'yI0.75, H. A.Ie_inter X52.50, Plainview Hdw Co 023.50, Burt Electric Co'0 6.00, Burt Electric Co 04.80, Knoohuizen-Boyd & Davenport p302. 67, Texas Utilities Co 94.05, Donohoo-;-Flare Hdw Co 01.25, Knight Auto Co 09.80, B.Ward 02I.00, J.L.Nisbet $2.75, 0.I.Drug Co 01.80, Shook Tire Co 07.00, Carl H. Langum $2.0Q, Hooper & Son Ir:otor Co 010.05 Dowden Hdw Co 02.55, Western Union 06.48, Herald Publishing Co 6I.30, Locke I:otor Co 520.85, Rovkwell Bors & Co 03I.14, Westex Hdw Co 03.20, V.R.Rodgers & Co 023.70, J.J .Hat:cher ,A8.90, Plainview Welding Co 08.00, Fulton Lbr Co 014.50, Spencer $ Dallinger 02.60, Wooldridge Lbr Co 5„6.30, Clowe'& Cowan 0173.50, Neptune I:.eter Co ;696.96, The Texas Co Lagnolia Petroleum. Co .I4.79, Continental Cil Co ?63.79, Gulf Refining Co 01I6.69, . Tike following reports for the month of June were heard resulting in ame being accepted and approved:- G.H.Saigling :Water & Sewer & Liscellaneous Collections - Water 0634.56, Sewer 11, 28.85, I::iscellaneous 0297.69, G.H.Saigling Delinquent Taxes708.38, Judge Lanford's Report 0256.60, Building In- spector's Report 03I7.75. No Further business appearing Council adjourned. L:w o r . Plainview, Texas, July I6th, I928. City Council met in regular session, iayor Tom Shelton presiding with J.C.Hooper, H.Dysart, D.D.Bow.:an and Amer F. Sansom Aldermen and G.H.Saigling City Secretary present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; Linutes of the regular sessions of June I8th and July 2nd were read and approved. Loved and seconded that Sewer extensions be rade in Block 27 College Hill Addition and in Block 45 Highland Addition, to the City. Carried. Loved and seconded that the Swimming pool be given water at the same rate as the Santa Fe Ry Contract price. Carried. Loved aid Sauoridee that=Santa'-F-e tRy Co water contract be returned to said Railway Co unsigned by the City, upon the advise of the City's Attorneys. Carried. • Regularly moved and seconded that `I.E.Boyd, Roy Rowe and F.J.Hurlburt be andare hereby appointed as a board of Equalization of City Tax renditions. Carried. Loved and seconded that effective Aug Ist, I928, L.A. "Z7 Sanders be put on Lonthly salary of 085.00, . Carried. fit this time a hearing was held to hear complaint if any why for paving the City should not levy an assessment'against the Lot I9 in Block 4 Central Park Addition whereupon Lis G.S.Potts present owner of said property represented by Attorney L.L.Griffin prtested such assessment. Roved by Alderman Sansom Seconded by Alderman D.D.Bownan upon advise of City Attorney treat the City's Attorneys levy an assessment on Lot I9 Block 4 Central Part Addition for paving laid in front of said propert/' and that assessment be made aginst the property also against Lr G.S.Potts and Frand Li. Butler each. Carried. Nothing further appearing before this session the Council adjourned. ATTEST. y. Layor. July 25th, I98. City Jou cil net in special session, Layor ion. Shelton presiding with J.C.Nooper, 1. Dysart, D.L.Bowman and Elmer F. Sansom Aldermen and G.i.:aigling City Secretary pre- sent whenthe following proceedings were had, to -wit: Loved and seconded that the 1.ayor be and IS hereby authorized to execute contract with F.E.1)allinger as 1._unic&.- pal Band Director. Jarried. Loved aLd seconded that the Jity Advertise for Bids for a term of I year on City' ddepository'said bids to be received and opened at the regular meeting of the City Council to be held. on August 6th I928. Carried. Loved and seconded that the Specifications for paving as prepared fer by Fred L. Joiner to be used in widening the paving through Block on &month Street between Broadway and Austin Streets be adopted. Lotion carried. Roy Irick and Jordan Construction Jo's bids 'an widening the paving on west seventh streets bewteen Broadway and Austin streets were opened and tabulated resulting in Jordan Jonst Co bid being low and it was regularly moved and .seconded that 2 0 the bid of Jordan Construction Co be accepted subject to 2/3 of the entire cost of said paving being paid by the property owners abutting said paving. Carried. Loved and seconded that the following named persons be and are appointed to as. rmerbers---of the .City's Examining Board -of' 'lumbers- S.B.I,elley'Laster Plumber and 'Claude aA. I:_artin Journeyrian Plumber., and as per ordinance the City Health Officer, City Engineer and City Plumbing Inspector being ex -officio r.embers of said Board. Carried. The 5th day of July I928, being the day set and advertised for a hearing; in regard to the levying of an assessment against Lot No. I9 in Block 4, Central Park Addition to the Town of Plainview, in Bale T ounty, Texas, and against P.L.Butler and G.S.Potts, and aame the Attorneys for the Rity and also came G.S.Potts in prson aned by Attorney, and by agreer.ent the hear- ing was continued and set over to be heard on the 9th day of July, A.D. I928. The Question of the': hearing as to levying speci 1 asse;.s- r:ent against lot No. I9, Block 4, Central Park Addition to the Town of Plainview, in Hale County, Texas, for part of the cost of paving Columbia Street, was again, by agreement of all p parties, postponed and ppssed over to be heard on the I6th day of July, A.L. , 1928. The question as to the hearing and as to levying a spec- ial assessment against .Tot No. I9, in Block 4, Central Park Addition to the Town of Plainview, Texas, fronting 47.5 feet on the East Side of Columbia Street having been postponed for hearing at this time, and the CityCounc il-havingtbarefullyi. examined into the 1 -atter, concluded that a SPECIAL ASSESSLENT in the sum of 4380.22 be levied against the said Lot No. I9 and against F. L. Butler and G. S. Potts as the owners thereof for l}gpurpose of paying part of the cost of paving and other- wise improving Columbia Street, upon which said Property abuts. G.S.Potts and his Attorney L.D.Griffin being present at this meeting protested any assessment for paverent against Lot I9 Block 4, Central Park or the present owner therof Lr G. S. Potts. 26 Lr F.2s.Butler nor any of his representatives were present at this meeting nor did he file any protest against the levying of an assessment against himself or the said dot 19 in Block 4, Central Park 'addition. R1)INANCE NO.301. WHERE -S, on the 17th day of November,19a'5, the City Council of the City of Plainview passed and adopted an Jrdinance Levying an Assessment in the sum of X336.75 against property sit- uated in the City of Pla1nview, Hale County, Texas, and being Lot No. 19 in Block No.4, Central lark addition to the said City of Plaintiew, fronting 47.5 feet on the East side of Columbia Street, between Tenth and Eleventh Streets, and P.L.Butler as the owner thereof; and WHEREAS, there has arisen a question as to the valid- ity of said assessment and as to the ownership of said property; and WHEREAS, on the 18th day of June, A.D.,1928, the 9ity Council of the City of Plainview passed and adopted an Ordin- ance declaring it necessary to levy an assessment against the above described property and the owner or owners thereof pro- perly chargable therewith under the Statute nd under the Ordina-. nces in respect to improvement of Calumbis Street for a portion of the cost of raking such improvement and that a hearing be had on the 5th day of July, ...D.,198 and ordering the City Secre- tary to give notice of such hearing, setting a date for a hear- ing, amid ordering the City Secretary to give notice thereof; and `:`WHEREAS, such hearing was, by consent of all parties, postponed from time to time until the 16th day of July, A.D. ,19?8 when such hearing was had in accordance with the agreement of postponing theretofore made between the parties and the City Council, and at which hearing so held on the 16th day of July,1928 a full and fair hearing was had and the said u.S.Potts appeared in person and by attorneys to contest the levying of such assessment; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Plainview at such hearing, after duly considering the matter, concluded that an assessment should be made against said propetty and against the• 262 owners thereof, P.I,.Butler and G.S.Potts, for the purpose of pay- ing a portion of the Cost of paving and otherwise improving the said Columbia . treet upon which such property abuts in the sum-. of al y 380.22; and WHEREAS, the City Council finds it necessary to levy such assessment against such property for such prupose, that said amount of said assessment is just and fair and does not exceed three- fourths of the total cost of izprover,ent made against said property, and that the amount of said assessLent is less than the benefits to said propety by roans of enhanced value thereof by reason of said improvement. OVI, TI EREFuRE° BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Plainvi-w that there shall be and hereby is levied against the said Lot Io.19, in Block 4, Central Vary Addition to the town of Plain- view, in Bale County, Tex a, fronting 47.5 feet on the -ast side of Columbia Street, between Tenth and Eleventhstreets, and against F .L.Butler as the owner of said property and against ,. S. po tts as the owner of said property, in the sun of ;380.22. That the suras above mentioned and so assessed against said property and the owners thereof, are hereby, together with the cost of collection thereof, including reasonable attorneys fees, if incurred, declared to be a lien upon the said Lot IIo.19 and a per- sonal liability :bpd charge against the said I .I,_.Butler and the said c.S.Potts, the owners thereof, and that the ,alid lien shall be the first enforceable claim againot the property, superior to all oth=r liens except :tate and County and I-unicipal Taxes; that the sum so assessed shall be payable as follows: one-tenth (1/10th) cash, due on demand, and the balance shall be I-ayable in nine equal installments on or before 1,2,3,4,5,C,7,8,and 9 years respectively after their date, which installment shall bear interest from this date at the r rate of 8 per annum, payable annually as it accrues, and if any installment of principal or interest be not paid when due as above provided for, then the whole amount of said assessment and all said installments shall at once become due and payable at the option of the legal holder thereof. That for the purpose of evidencing the sum so assessed against the above described property, the said P.L.Butler and G.S. Potts and the time and terns of payment, and to aid in the enforce- ment thereof, an assignable certificate of assessment shall be im- mediately issued by the City, which shall be executed by the Mayor of said City signing such certificate and the coupons attached there- to, but his facsimile signature may be impressed upon the ootpons at- tached thereto; said certificate shall be attested by the City Sec- retary and the impress of the Corporate Seal of the city, and said certificate and the coupons thereto attached shall be made payable to Jordan Construction Company, the contractor, who did the work of improving said Columbia Street, and to its assigns, and which certi- ficate shall declare the said amount and time and terms of payment thereof, and the rate of interest thereon, the name of the owner and. the description of the property, and the said certificate shall fur- ther declare that if default shall be Lade in the payment of any installment of principal or interest thereon when due, then, at the option of the legal holder thereof, the whole of said assessrrent shall at once become due and payable, and that if sane be placed. in the hands of an attorney for collection or be collected by suit that a reasonable attorney fee shall be payable as a part of the principal and interest on said certificate, and shall set forth the personal liability of the owner and the lien upon said. premises. And the said certificate shall further recite that the proceedings with reference to laking said improvements and assessments hate been regularly had in cor!pliance with Chapter 11, Title 22, Revised Givil Statutes of Texas, and that all prerequisites to the fixing of the lien and claim of personal liability evidenced by such certificate have been performed, wlich recitals shall be evidence of the facts so recited, and no further rroof thereof shall be required. And the said Certificate shall further provide that the aforesaid City shall exercise its lawful powers, when requested so to do by the legal holder thereof, to aid in the collection thereof, but the said City shall in nowise be liable to the holder of said cer- tificates in any canner for the payment of the amount evidenced by said certificates for any cost or expense in the premises, or for 264 R any failure of the governing body of said City, or any of its officers in connection therewith. PASSED this the 25th day of July APPROVED this the 25th day of July ,A.D.,1928. ATTEST: I,1A OR, CITY 0' PDAINVIFIN, TE AS. CITY SECRETARY, CITY OF PL INVI V, TEX AS. 1 ORD IN.N CE NO. 302 AN ORDINANCE prohibiting the keeping or maintaining of any rabbitry in the City of Plainview, and regulating the keep- ing of rabbits within the City, and providing penalties. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OP TEE CITY OF PLAINV IE 1: SECTION1. For the purpose of this Ordinance the name "Rabbit" shall include hares and rabbits of every kind. SECTION 2. For the Purpose of this Ordinance, a Rabbitry" is defined and shall be held to be any building, structure, box, pen or cage where more than three grown rabbits are kept for any length of time for purposes of breeding or rais- ing rabbits, upon any lot or lots containing less than 2333 1/3 square feet for each rabbit so kept. SECTION 3. That the keeping, maintaining or operat- ing of any rabbitry within 500 feet of where any person, other than the owner or operator of such rabbitry, resides is dangerous to the to the deemed health Laid detrimental to the well being of such inhabitants of the City of Plainview, and is and and held to be a nuisance. SECTION 4. That the keeping of more than three rabbits upon any premises within the City of Plainview constitutes, is and shall be held to be a nusiance unless such prenises contains not, less than 2333 1/3 square feet to each rabbit kept on said premises. person and shall be SECTION 5. Any person or institution operating or main- taining any nuisance within the City of Plainview, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be fined, in any sura not less than x:10.00 nor more than 200.00, and each day any such nui- sance is operated or maintained shall constitute a separate -offense. SECTION 6. Any person keeping, maintaining or operating any rabbitry as herein defined, within 500 feet of where any person, other than the owner of operator thereof, resides, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be fined `.2,00 in any sura not less than wh50. (36, and not more than ;;:200.00 , and each and every day any such rabbitry shall be maintained or operat- ed shall constitute a separate offense. SECTION 7. Any person keeping more than three rabbits on any premises where such premises do not contain at -least 2333 1/3 square feet for each rabbit so kept shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined in any sum not less than :525.00 and not more than yr200.00, and each and every day this section of this ordinance is violated shall con:3titute a separate offense. SECTION 8. Since the Council has found and determined that the maintenance or operation of a rabbitry or the keeping of rabbits other than as permitted by the foregoing Sections of this Ordinance is dangerous to the health, intereferes with the comfort and peace and is against the best interests of the citizens of Plainview, and as there is no ordinance prohibiting or regulating the maintaining or erection or the keeping of rabbits within the City of Plainview, a public necessity arise? requiring the immedi- ate passage and enforcement of this Ordinance, AND IT I2 SO ORDAINED. A.D. ,1928. ATTEST: PASED AND APPROVED this the 25thday of July L A' AYOR , nTY 3 AINVI No Further business appearing Council adjourned. i266 No further business appearing Council adjourned. ATTEST: -:myor Plainviem Texas, August 6th, I928. City Council met in regular session, layor Shelton presiding with J.C.HOOper, H.Dysart, L.D.Bowman and Elmer F. Sansom Alder- men and G.H.Saigling City Secretary present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; Linutes of the regular session on July I6th wad of Special session on July 25th were read and approved. Loved and seconded that the matter of Sewer extensions in Blocks 50-5I & 52 Old Town be investigated by the sewer committe and that they make a report to the Council on their findings.Cd. Regularly roved and seconded that Judge Lanford's salary be raised fromI25.00 to 0150.00 per month effective August Ist, 1928. Carried. .Loved and seconded that the First National Bank's bid of 4 4 % on daily balances be accepted and that said bank be and is hereby designated as the City's Depository for a period of one year. Carried. The first National Bank was the only one to hand a bid in on this matter. Final Estimate arounting to 0 2890.I8 City's portion of Ash street center paving was allowed and ordered paid to the Jordan Construction Co. Bill presented by Roy Irick for Several swwer line recently laid by him was allowed and ordered paid. Bill amounted to 0I431.00. Loved and seconded that the City Treasurer pay 01500.00 to B.C.D. Carried. loved and seconded that the Street Committe purchas an Austin Street 01 eaner taking time on 06000.00 of the cost of same City to give three tine warrants of equal amounts payable on or before bearing 6 o interest; said warrants falling due in 1-2 & 3 years from: date. Carried. The following bids tabulated were received alleys in Blocks 26-27-30 3I 0.T. ROY IRICK:-3888.5 sq yds paving 0,2.70 I299 Cu yds earth excavation C w .40 3480 lin ft header curb C. 0 .30 Total JORDAN CONSTRUCTION CO: - 3888.5 sq yds paving " 02.75__ I299 cu yds earth excavation r .50 3480 lin ft header curb 0 .30 on paving the 010488.80 5I9.60 I044.00 I2052.40 010683.20, 649.50 I044.00 Total 012376.70 :moved and seconded that Roy Irick be given the contract since his been bid was low by 0324.30 on basis of I00 % of the property owners on said alleys signing up for said paving. Carried. •aolisr •pauanoCp ; TTounoo 49uTasa_dr ssauTsnq aauq.an; oll • _q eHa L `08'680 00 uTsaiD uosoZad- sn--ar '9,9.7 00 s?xaOul, 4I70'I:321? 00 Sj-r INTO . e:loTR•S'P.". 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City Council met in regular session, Mayor Tom Shelton pres- iding with J.C.Hooper, H.Dysart, D.D.Bowrran and Elemer F. Sansom Aldermen and G.H.Saigling City Secretary present when the follow- ing proceedings were had, to -wit; Minutes of the regular meeting of August 6th were read :. and approved. of 444.40 Moved and seconded that estimate'for City's portion of pav- ing on I00 Block on 7th street be allowed and paid. Carried Moved and seconded that City Helath officer be requested to make a monthly report to the Council. Carried. Moved and seconded that the resignation of Theo Smith City Inspector tendered on this date be accepted effective September 20th,, I928. Carried. ORDINANCE #303. AN ORDINANCE ABANDONING A PART OF AN ALLEY IN BLOCK 73 ALEXANDER & WESTMORELAND ADDITION, AND RELEASING INTEREST THEREIN. BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Plainview, that; WHEREAS Nies Irma Wildering King is, by mean conveyance from T. Jones, the origional patentee, from the State of Texas, the owner of a part of a trot of laid described as beginning at a stake 450 feet North and I925 feet west of the initial cor- ner of what were formerly designated as Pacific and California Streets and are now known as Broadway and Fifth Streets in the Town of Plainview, thence North 400 felt, thence West 300 feet, thence South 400 feet, thence East 300 feet to the place of be- ginning, and which is a part of .Section N0. 40, Block JK 2, in Hale County Texas, and WHEREAS said above described tract was coveyed by many mean conveyances by the above description down to and including a deed from G.D.Logan conveying said property by said description to S.R.LcLaughlin, November I6th, 1025, and WHEREAS thereafter on the IOth day of September I906 the West one-half of said tract of land was conveyed by said Ic Laughli.n and his Wife to one J.E.Pepper by description as follows: be- ginning at a stake 450 feet North and 2075 feet West of the in- tersection of said Pacifio and California Streets in the City of Plainview, thence West 150 feet, thence North 400 feet, thence East I50 feet, thence ;ouch 400 feet, and WHEREAS WHEREAS on the 29th day of October there was filed for rec- ord and was recorded in the Deed Records of Hale County, Texas, what porported to be a plat of Alexander & Westmorelad Addition to the Town of Plainview, Hale County, Texas, and upon which plat the tract of land above described as having been conveyed by C.D.Logan to S.R.kcLaughlin.was designated and shown as Block 73 of the said Alexander and Westmoreland Addition, and shown certain alleys within the said Block of land so designated as Block 73, and WHEREAS none of the parties at that time or at any time theretofore having title to the above described tract of land or any part of it were in any way parties to said map of plat of the said Alexander & Westmorelad Addition, and WHEREAS Liss Irma Wi deringlKiawhichgis ow isowner of desig desigt part nated the of the above described tract of an map of said Alexander & Westmoreland Addition above described as Lot 12, and the South .IO feet of the East 82-i feet of Lot 13, and-the.North 30 feet of Lots numbers 9, IO and II, in said $ Block NO. 73 by and upon said map of Alexander &.WestmorelF.=:.nd Addition, and owner of the purported alieways shown on the said map to lie between said Lot NO. I2, and said Lots NO. 9, 10 and II, and the West and the West a of the allyways shown by said map as.lying.between said Lot NO. 12 and the South IO feet of said Lot NO. 13, on the West, and Lots NOs. 4 and 5 on the East, and WHEREAS the City of Plainview has never accepted and none of its Officers have ever accepted as public ways either of the e alleys as shown by said plat within said tract ofaland.above thority ever described and has never T ai etheflandexercised desated on said in, upon, or into any pa plat as allyways within said tract of land and does not now claim or assert any right to any such allyways, therefore `BE IT ORDAINED by the City Cpuncil of the City of Plain- view, that it does not now have, and has never had any title or claim whatever, to any portion to the alleyways shown upon said mapas existing between said Lot NO. I2 and said Lots NOs. 9, IO and II nor the alleyways shown by said map to lie between Lot.NO. I2 and the South IO feet of said lot NO. 13 on the West and Lots NOs. 4 and 5 on the East. That it has never accepted any such alley and has not and will not hereafter assert any authority or power over or in connection with and does not now have any title and will not hereafter assert any tilsame tlee or claim of any kind whatever to any such alleys or any pa last above described and that should it be thought that the City of Plainview or the public generally, might have any right to use any part of the above described tract of land as alleyways the City of Plainview acting by its Council and by a four fifths vote of all Councilmen elected for the City of Plainview, does hereby forever vacate and close and does hereby declare the - alleyways shown by said map above mentioned to exist between the Lots last above mentioned, vacated, abandoned and closed and does hereby release and for ever quit claim unto the said Irma Wildering King any and every right or title and every au- thority it might have in or to or with reference to that part of the alleyways so marked on said map of Alexander & Westmoreland Additibn, lying between Lot NO. 12 and Lots 9, IO and II and the West one-half of the alley between Lot NO. I2 and the South 10 feet of Lot 13, on the West and Lots 4 and 5on the East, as said Lots are shown upon the said plat or map of Alexander & estinoreland Addition herebefore mentioned. PASSED and adopted this the 20th day of August, 1928. Approved this the 20th day of August, 1928. Mayor. ATTEST: City creta 269 270 Plainview, Texas, Aggust29, I928. City Council met in regular session &payor Shelton Presiding with J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, D.D.Bowrnan and E.F.Sansom Aldermen and G.H.Saigling City Secretary present when the fol- lwwing proceedings were had, to -wit; Iuoved and seconded that the City recall and cancell its $98,000.00r Refunding Bond Issue dated Airil ISth I928, under Ordinance # 298 and exercise its option on the first two Bond issues of the City totaling $28,000.00. Carried. ORDINANCE # $4. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIEW, TEXAS: That the following Taxes be and they are hereby levied for the year I928; upon the $I00.00 valuation subject to Tax- ation in said City for the year I928, to -wit; General Fund - .76ti Street Fund .38 INTEREST & SINKING FUND - Sewer Bonds .47' Water Bonds .631 Sewer Bonds - 2.351 City Hall & Fire Station Bonds I.24¢ Sewer & Water Extension Bonds' 1.201 Street Improvement Bonds I.401 Street Improvement & Paving Bonds 4.69 Sewer Bonds 9.851 Water Bonds 3.28¢ Auditorium Bonds 8.90¢ Refunding Bonds I9.951 Street Paving Series I927 3.I21 Waterworks Impvt Bonds Series I927 2.62¢ Sewer -Bonds Series I927 2.341 Less Surplus IniFund SPECIAL WARRANT FUNDS: Special Street Impvt Warrants Series I927 .0I I 5 Special Street Impvt Series I928- kainteirrer .021/10 Special Street Impvt Series I928 ( ;sweeper) .037/10 .62.001 I3.501 48.50¢ .48 4.0 Total I928 Tax rate $1.70 Section 2. That there be and is hereby levied an occupation Tax of one and one half that levied by the State of Texas, upon all Firms, Persons or Corporations following Taxable occupation in the City of Plainview, Texas. Section 3. That the Taxes herein levied shall be assessed by the Assessor as required by law, and the laws regulating the assessment and collection of State and County Taxes are hereby made a part of the Ordinance, and shall govern the assessment and collection of said Taxes. PASSED this the 3rd Day of September, A.D. I928. APPROVED this the 3rd day of September, x.D.I928I ATTEST: TY S Y. There app •aring to be no fuerther business the Counci], adjourned. ATTEST: ij?; - 271 Plainview, Texas, September 3, I928. City Council n.et in regular session, Mayor Shelton presiding with J.0 Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, H.Dysart,D.D.Bowman and E.'.Sansom Aldermen and G H.Saigling City Secretary present when the fol- lowing proceedings were Ilea, to -wit; Minutes of the regular session of August were read and approved. Moved and seconded that a 2" water line be run to serve Block 78 Highland Addition to the City. Carried. Bills and Estimates presented bybRoy Irick om water and Sewer work were allowed and ordered paid. Save - Moved and seconded that W.F,Foley be employed by the City as City Inspector of Plumbing, Building, Gas and Electric wiring, at a salary of $235.00 per month it being understood that he is to furnich his on conveyance in discharge of his duties. Carried. ORDINANCE #305. STATE OF TEXAS ) COUNTY OF HALE CITY OF PLAINVIEW ) ON THIS THE DAY OF BEPTELBER 1928, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, convened in reg- ular session at the City Hall, the following members being pre- sent and in attendenee: Tom Shelton-- Layer, J.C.Hooper Alderman, J.B.Cardwell Alder- man, H.Dysart Alderman, E.F.Sansom Alderman, D.D.Bowman Alder- man and G.H.Saigling City Secretary. The Mayor placed before the City Council the following Ordinance: 44RDINANCE # 305. AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE # 298. The ordinance was read in full by the mayor and the terms thereof fully dieonaaed and understood. Whereupon, it was by bctueat by AldermapeRooper that the Ordinance be passed and sec- onded by Alderman E.F.Sansom. The ordinance was carried by the following vote: AYES:Hooper, Cardwell, Dysart,Bowman and Sansom NOES: None. The Mayor declared the ordinance finally passed. The ordinance follows: " AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE # 298." WHEREAS, heretofore, to -wit: on the second day of April 1928, the City Council of the City of Plainview,passed an ord- inance entitled Ordinance #298 " AN ORDINANCE by the City Council of the City of Plain- view, Texas authorizing the issuance of bonds for the principal sum of NINETY-EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS 098,000.00), bearing interest at the rate of 5 % per annum, for the purpose of paying off, cancelling, and in lieu of a like amount of indebtedness outstanding against said City; prescribing the form of Bond and interest coupon; providing for the levy, assessment and collection of a Tax on the $100 valuation of all taxable property within the limits of said City suffuicient to pay the interest and create a sinking fund for the redemption of such bonds at maturity." and WHEREAS, since the passage of said Ordinance authorizing the refunding of sadi Bonds, it has oome to the attention of the City Counoil that there is considerable sinking funds on hand to the credit of these issues which may be applied to the 272 retirement of portionseof these bonds. THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THF CITY OF PIAINVIEW, TEXAS: That said Ordinance NO. 298 be and the same is hereby repealed and declared to be of no further force and effect. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that a copy of this repealing ordinance be presented to the Comptroller of Public Accounts at Austin and that he be directed to cancel and return said refunding bonds, none of which have been exchanged for the out- standing bonds of the City of Plainview. BE FURTHER ORDERED that said Tax levjt in said ordinance above mentioned be declared void and of no further force and effect. Passed and approved this the 3rd day of September, I928. ATTEST: STATE OF TEXAS U C CUT -TY OF .ice !rol/ Ai ,'rAir_ 4 • .. The City Council of 4:.e of riairivie , Texas WUS on et ea. 1 .e u i': . session it t}1e City r,.-1 T i' the City of Plainview orthis, the '3rd or te,......, 1226, with t}`:. fob.=o'n;ir7 members of the council eser_t, to-,_ f,. tor ITerti,_ L Pysart J.F. Crrd ( 7. Mayor ,ourci i"'en City Secretry r.i the fo lorinz , ''r,t; , ,nr7t ¶utinm the entire,ember- ho :?ii2"t of the ` ,1.+ E_;t rZr'Cit, .: '. 1-'^ -, ;" _.... .._ p...yi.1r pre7erted for consideration of th, Council a prcrr ed oriraree. The or.iir.,ree was read by the 2ecretrry. C) re7_l'".....r :rt . do ',r,'.1op <:jpd the motion was ,'Carded 1.. Courci] ?,).r .Towmar. i -motion w -t-.1, carr .".ci 1-r7 the uro r? Cf'Ct',_ lute of 1 11 AYES: Oo,ar..`,1 re Toopor. Dyse'.rt, Frowmar.sor'1 rrd Cardwell. TT07F: fere, The motion as carried is ar follows: I 'move that the rule requiring an ordirarce tc be re: d more tar one PThet7r before final be Y,A;a ^r t tori t dirrce be road nc passed .t tT':.. m etir g and tLilt it go 1 -modiste i! into i. d to J.n fc t,• , "r re.l c ors stated in th.., ergerc', Courc1 rr+n ?Te;r'lcrt Ty3art made a Troti cr ordir,crce be passed finally. The motior vac carried by the following vote: c,rdi e'1 AYES: Coli l Hooper, Dysart, T'ownar, Thor and TTr : *Tore. The ordinance as finally passed is as follows: ^ ;r ORDL., , .,FC ,,L ;; 306. CCTT7ITJ Tr„ rfr.TT ACT n ET LET. THE CITY CF A TttT 1'F TTT T = EL ROAD TT / I TT , F PUP* liC. ,E`fir /i` w 1+,.'7 r.T r'' FOR THE CHASE Or CERT { r- 8TRF T EUIPrENT FY r r, CIT T OTT IDf r. pr.P. E c ^1TC^ T T TTT- nFi1ITnI:..TTARRAFTS CF "Iit CITY OF PAY7EITT TTCr,ET+C ? r TTt FOR T, ; 177Y ::"77 TrT L;C Ti^T07 T_: v "C or f.T L 0? 777 TI,,111! T iicPPTY IT FAIT- CITY rT*T ;TCT JNT TO PAY TFE ITTT''RT,TT 07 SAIF AR J ' C"TT. .77 F .ITTCIPAL AS TT Ti7777:3 TTT`DECIAPI70. 7. , R ' CY . 7TTRE':3, or or about the 2nd day of July, 1928, the City of Plai_nvi_.v.t, acting by o lilt~oJgh its T.'ayor, a+:;ori zed by the City Council entered into a ccrtract with the Tustin-.`'e:;tern Toad ,tacbinery Conr rv, c rtr:',,c or of 7a71. -s, Texas, 'v,'-erebv the Contractor obligated it`clf to -`'oil. art deliver ';o said City certain street eruip,,xrrt for said ('it', in arrordarce with the srr:cific"tTons adopted by sid "overrtrg bods' for that purpose which. contract is as follows, to -wit: 77TTERAL orr7P. F t TO TTTE FTIi - 0T--n7T&T lACPTT E`TY C0yP PY ._( 1 CTTI C:'." 0 "2745.00 Plainview,Texas Jul„ 2,1928. Please ship to City of PlaTnview,C/0 J.C.TTooper at Plainview, County of Teal.o State of Texas. Or or about at orce, 192 Via Prepaid 7rt. 1-10/20 rotor nr2der with T'1'bber Tiros all around and Le ring T'rort 71-eelsd ithout cab, and v extension 2 ft. blade exterson for each end of i'lake, -and with. extension rims- .and rubber tires 40x6 for outside of rear wheels '2745.00 f,o.b. factory. 274 T'or Vib;cT,. w., ogroo to Tr the Tustin- F _,torr i o"+..d ?`nchirery Co., r nr T;;(nr r ve 7urrl r 5ra , Ord Tort -F1ve & ro/ir)o - or or. t'.r r ,' (%745.) ..... r-'1C)r,S, L'.311O.00 in cast.oft,'r10 riayr rrom do' v-- ora notes as follows, 2 wn orrarts for ,1:.0C. nor1^ rlt•` let ,?rth,1929,1230. ^,11 bearr rent interest t,.n., doff', ^ettlenerts it accordance _+b above to be node at the tine of rer.,int of goods The above goods are warranted to he thoroughly ..,^:?o of `cod ..,..1teric11 ar'' l',C'rl::r.nsbin, ^.rd tbe r_astin-,.'es;terr 1 odd T:-.a,.bire_"`t Co., L,t*rebY agrees to replace free of charge _ .n.T'. factory any r,,rts of .aid lTlc'..c1-irer.r which r --az' bre«'' *ithin six months of date hereof through fault of material l ' r r`o''s tr'..;.ctior uror receipt of satin" f-, rt, -r • o i derce of suob bronlmge. , rz on . arts to be returned. --rerai.d If re'uested. T'e ",uatin-1 extern To`'c'_ '-a^}'iro o' '-2omoary shall retair the ownersbin of and title to tl .s ai'Tove rlc'irer.- oovercd 13" tii;s order un- til til all i; bo -r raid rcr i1, . ^,ei, ard urtil allnotes given it rant r'firj-':•art for s ira m`r c?. rer.,r 'rd _rors,als thereof, have}nen fully raid ir. cash. If env rote giver it cart rant bereof shall not 5e raid it full of its ti ."I.t',', ell cc+ -_ -otos er ohli,-)tiers given it rt T)`3.`r'rt r''^roof sh---111 '-'t once ht?cr'ne r1 ard the said The !\ustir ,store Toad ocbir.,or-r Co. :'ha 11 11ov the rigt^t to taire rossessior of raid ..ac' rr.or.r O,err'ocevor rt -.a— Ile si.tuoted. It is also furt'r ' urniersteod. that this contract _.'.^bodies the esti re understordirg . is rot effected by ory verbal representations or a.gre;"^Ort^ aed is rot r'loot tO eour'.ternard. T i ^ red or h,^>^o if of ord to he o1,a_rged to nit: of r..TT. Th lira . Cita• 1eoretn,rv. 7TTEREA2, the ''1it1' does not Love f':;rds Or! bard available for t1 --_e, rrure to ray for . 1 ,-1 ro-t n-,ro;ort, but ,:-i11 hove the funds On hard fror,. tnxn ior ._:'ff ci^rt to ti.e warrants 1"'reir rroy+ided. r-' TT 977 ;',1777 nv T77 n7r('V (r(lT*T.-.^II. °? T••E 0TT; nom' T,T ".ITITI .• TEXAS; (1) Thot sail contract he, and the same is i^ereb.r it all }Liras ratified ccrfT rr_nr: a.rd arrrovod flF, th.e act and cnrtract of said city, err3 then a...e .....^..11 have effect ^.ecordint? to it:: tenor and rurr.ort. ( t . . , ;."? a^Cr:-:ilr'Ce -, it' id CCntr`+r`t warrants Of naid city be depor'liret,ed "C tTr of n?.e.irlri.o,., Texas. Ctrr;et Equ. retort rr_.rrants, ^er'_es 1928", be issued ir the cv"n ravohle tc the t"ustin.- e.;tor . .07..7 t-achirert- r'! a -'r bearer, ntriderc';.r^' '}'.?'.f-' 1rdehtedress duo said city, under ^.rd h:. virtue of said oortract i .a ld warrorts shall he numbered from one(1) to two (2., inch..^.;,:'e , it t'.._ derr7iratior of "'12C.C.70 each, aggregatirg ""2400.fC. T717 sbe 11 be dat.^d Jul; 2,192g, 'rd .en_-anru ally thereafter on C t&her 155, ar,d A rri. i 15 coo r year, ; hic,h irtcrest. is a rr+rt of the crrtraet "rice `arced to be paid for S'_ r? street eeuipmert. Principal arc' ir+»rest of eaid w,rr..rtc s'-' 11 he neveb1 at the Curr•=.rt» Truet Connery of Tier v7r ; in Yew Yerk and said . _:}'rants nh 11 be ."ado to matt're ser'..';- Ps follows: 7'1. "A1lTS t;rrrT.:R-n Tic.'! T._ATr 7TTY Ttlm,-+r irril 15,1.929. Pnr i l 15.1930. () e i d rarearts s? -&11 be siBred by the Yavor, counter- sigred by the Peonet._'"' cf ." .id. fl14 , err.1 r eistered by the City Tre,^surer, 'rd the seal of the said cit nh l_ be Impressed upon each of them. the frac-s irelle si r.ature,_ of the 7eyor end City 9e., qtr r. r,av 1'e lithographed or printed ueor the cei; ers. (-) The f.crr'! ,f such . arr`irts shall be substentialiy is Follows; T'TTTT '',ii flT _ .... ' ' „",PICA OF TEXAS CITY (`F 1'i AIp,. Ii;:';. n: -T1 ,,,•T T11ATTT. .77712 1926 O - r' _ it TTnlc f rtlr Texas, duly the city of T'lair''i^P7, a ?::1 _iCl``;ELl rOr,'C% . '^ s ' e ^ enra' a4 ; ofthe .",tate of Texas . for value rcorporated urder the _ received eck tewledges itself ird.ebted erd hereby rro„-iser o nee the rlIaehirere Ceerery, or bearer er the f i fteerti; da'; of DOLLARS in lawful money oc +h -,e "cited ;1tetes e9 'e-rica, . ith interest thereon rt . arra actable aril 'roe d'ite ic7retsf et the rete or ..7_{ per r- - , .p h 15,1929, and semi-ar.nuell• t+ereafter or Cc+.ober 15th, and April 15th of earl^ ."":r, i4hich interest ie eviderced by eou?koro attached hereto, rr1Y ci Pal -rd irterest ra''"i' ie at the office of ^ue arty Tr, `•t Corrpaliy of ?Yew York, 'rev/ Yorl-, tpor rresertr.ticr. .-.rd sarrerder of varrant or prorer coupon`'; and the city Treasurer is t o''i z: d, ordered, end directed to Pe'to bearer sei d prirci pa. 1. T _. .._rd r,+ rest a_ the sane .' 1:+"tures . Ir the - -eert the sum cf mercy eviloeced h'' tl"i arrant erd the , i , ;s r e ct bre aid at otr:rity, the .+e'ne arne:. d coli: cl r .rte t et t'e rate of six per cent per annum ,h^ 11 thereafter br.r es r . until full:' raid, .ard in the evert cf such default, erd i.+; ',,.^cones necessary for the holder hereof, or of any of the coupons attached 276 V hereto to rlace cicir thertfc.r ir the lords of -r --ttorrey or oollection to lrstitIte -u't ticreor, 1-1-er cit- oh37-,tes itself to 'q7 to t'e holder ar oed'tional 1C:f- att-rrey's feer. "Y.,"1"T is r'n o of t varrarts Cr date --rid tenor exoert rtrhered one (1) to two (2), ircluo've±do der'r'ratirn of "1-100.0' each, arrrertirg the sun of ^-4CO.CO. Is -bed for tLs. rruuos of evidorcir: the irdehtedress due by -aid city to the Au-tir-'estern _load Vachirer- Corran- or bear- er for tie rruehs,re -r cor'-'r eulimert 'or raid city ir ac- cordance c-r-tr -t theref-r; E,rd rsuort to ar ordir-rce rassed by tHe rity fourcil rf aid City, -hich r-dir. roe iE recorded in the T'inutes of rai0 courcil. 7.TE of this tbi rarrort in -orfornt- the ordinances shove -.ertirred 1- July 2,12% Ar IT IC TTPV T1FrTATT T1CITET that all acts, conditions -rd thirgs required to he done orece0enttto ard ir the issua- rce of this Tarrart have h en proper'y ("ore, have harnered nrd heer performed ir regu'rr duo time, forr ard n -!,-,r s r-11 ;refl. hy law, -rl that the +rt.' rd 4- or aid City, ircldir- tbir warrart ardthe crtiro -cries of sro r'ro rot exceed anv consti- tution',] or siatutor- lirit:tIon; -rd font tax tr n -v the rrircinol -r0 irterest of tliq -rd the ortire aeries of which this is ore has beer levied "cr raid arl—ose:, ard vJ 1 cortirue to be sr-va'1- lovied, as,essed ard co'lected i;11r a5d arrarts or anv of them are outstardirg. I- T''',2Tr`OrY r7, the City 7our,-i 2 of' the City of F2airvi-o, Tox-r, h r cisrd +he seal te aid City to be hereto affixed ord this rarrart to 1'e 71o:red by the '.'avor, courtersined h- the City C,ecretary ard reFjstered by the City Treasurer, srd the interest coupons hereto attached to be executed hy the lithoTrarhed fac-simile rip:.ratures of the Ta' -or ard the City Cecretsry as of the 2rd 1Ely of July,1928. • 1,, y"oiW, ity Flairview, Texas. CCUT7T77ST(2rED: City Secretary, City of P2e1rvie, TexPs. • TIZE2I"TEPTT thisthe ',,nd day rf July,i2e5l, \\ Cik Treesurer . City of Plainview. Toxae. (6) The form of iretereet rrupors attachedto each of said warrants shall. be substentially re follows: 70. Or the 1Feth day of , the City Treasurer of the City of Flairview. in Hele Sount7, Te7f:17, will pay to the bearer at the office of 2uerenty Trust Country of Tev York, rew York, rew York the sum of DOT_IATM being months' irtrrest dun thet date on. the City of Illeirview, Street Feuineert 7arrant, 2erief; 1920, dsted July 2,1C28. City Serretary reyor. (7) There shall be rrirtrd the hack of each of said warrants the folleving erderernert for the ererroe of rsftr of eame: r OTI 2 rT m71-7 " mn "esti---erterr rachinery Comnany received the ei+Iir err' r+ nrd interest reurone anrexed thereto 'rom the Cit- o"irers of tl-e oC Yi rirv., Texae, and for value received her& tr-refore, reils, srd delly-rs said warrnrt eri arrexed courors to beerer, vithset re --tree and tle bearer hereof ir hereby sub- ro-ated to al' -1-I,- rie"s n! title ,leter at le' or r C^q11tV, err or me- he srenred 'r it 1 -d r re -id -arr-nts end tle contract under which -ane were 1 -sued ard tht b»rr autlreized to collect same anl to'give full rereipt ard ar.;eittarce f'erefcr. It " TT 77TT''m7flTIET PY TT CITY CCITCIT. 7T' TM CITY PP PLAINVIEW', 77.7A2; TMT tr - Y t interest and to create a sinv.ine fund to retirn said warrarte et their meterity, r.Ird to Provide for 1O atterneys' fees ir evert of (lefau7t, a tax of and at the rate of two and one-fourth (2:1':--) cents or the one hundred dollars valuation of ail taxable rcorerty ir, thc eity r -yr :71eirview, T- 01717 of t1 -1.t tax:in7 fund of said City, 'Tea 11 for t.lc yr, 1928; that durir the 7,7ca 1922, ard 7car thereafter while ru of said warrarts ere outstarlirm crd urreid ard. at the tiae othor city taxcs are leyied ir each of rcid 7rocra. there she11 bc onmnuted ard ascert- airod 7bat rate of tax Isr7,7(1. 1.:.rn the 1atast rraysd tax rolls• of cald City, 7111 be rocessary renuisitc crd ruffert to fully MakC, rr11, ?r,,! rrduce in cech of caid years the amount of nrincirel roc- essery to be raised for tbct veer, rlus the irtgrest neturirm ir said yeer ulcer the amourt of thic caries of warrarts outstardirE and un- p,ril to rrovide for 1011 a torreysi fees ir of default, ard for each of F711. 7ers there Ic hereby ordered tc bc, and there is hereby levied and ordered to be assesed rd collected ir due time form manrer a tax attbc rete chioh shall 7.2 fotrd recessary as aforesaid !-,71 t, rreceedir;s of suc. ta=es sl:a..11 be rlaced in a serarate Cur for ceelos of 7arrarL, 1:-rowr crd desated es "7-7CIAi 7771:ET 7-1711-777.17 77,1211= 777 7171TEC 192?", ar tie Citi Treasurer clean rot horor anv draft unc,r scid furd or out any of the s e-roert 1r the ravmert of irtorest or sai,rrarts or for retiring the sa,mc, or for atterrevs/ fees as rrovided n' -ore. (2) The l'evor 7ity 7ccretary cre hereby directed to execute said Tarrarts and tho Treasurer is hereby directed to reprister then ard raid officer3 ars hereby directed. to delver-sid Tarrarts te the ictin.-;-estrr oad liachirery Comrenv in corsiderstior for the dclivery tr tice city ef raid !street eauirmert cs whorl street esuirmert bcye delivered to tq,e city ard accented by the city as beirs in accord:e 7Ith the cortrcct. (12) The fact the 7.7tY of ricirview, 7reat1y in 1 -led or tbe coulomrt Tycreir desoribcf creates e..11 omera,ency, erd in im- Ferative recescity that the ru1e reauirin cl-irrees to be. casse,', at thor ore meetir:_; :r1e1 ard said rulo is hereby susrerded-add that t;7. erdi.raroe shall ta'ke effect ard be Ln force from and after its 1:1, fl ordaired. 1:A71771) Ai71 Arhi17711E thir the 7A -.-d dev of 7ertembor.1.929. Tri Shcltor 71ty of Elairview,Texas. A:777:77: City :7,ecrotarY,City of Tllairview,Texas. ( 2 E A. T. ) The following Salaries and Bills for the month of August were allowed and ordered paid:- Salaries:- J.W.Perkins $I15.00, H.L.Hood 0100.00, A.L.King 135.00, R.L.Tinkle.$I00.00, J.L.Linville $I50.00, W.P.Selder 90.00, Lee Hardin 084.00, H.H. urray $150.00, H.H.hiurray I07.00, J.A.Grigsby 0150.00, Ross Loe 0150.00, L.L.Clark 150.00, J.K.Hooper $155.00, W.R.Isbell $90.00, Tom Shelton I75.00, G.H.Saigling $150.00, Paul Bryan $140.00, A.L.Lanford I50.00, S.C.Ross $I25.00, S.C.Ross 09.60, Theo Smith 02I0.00, Iaartin IicWhorter 0125.00, Ed Ross 095.00, Ed Sewell 085.00, Plainview Fire Dept $45.00, Williams 0 Day 0100.00, D.P.Jones 040.00, J.C.Hooper $20.00, J.B.Cardwell 020.00, H.Dysart 020.00 D.D.Bowman820.00, Elmer F. Sansom $20.00, W.J.Bryan $30.00, H.W.Visor I50.00, S.G.Yates 0110.00, S.E.Bolles 085.00, A.T. Herrod 0100.00, J.C.Sanders $75.00, L.A.Sanders 085.00,. BILLS:- L.L.Clark 021.00, Roy Irick 0806.79, Roy Irick 0237.00 Knight Auto Co 017.30,Texas Utilities Co 029.64, Texas Uti- lities Co 0637.00, West Texas Gas Co 01.50 West Texas Gas Co $5.40, S.W.B.Telephone Co 034.72, Bobles Bros Gro Co 04.30, Imperial Cafe 029.45, Conner -r{ thes Co 01.75, J.L.Nisbet 020.25 Broadway Service Station 03.60, Shook Tire Co 01.50, Shook Battery Co 031.60, B.Ward $10.00, Plainview Hdw $6.50, Burt Electtie Co 02.55, Dowden Hdw Hdw Co 04.50, Jarvis Tull Co 093.75, Heerald Pub Co 014.25, Westex Hdw Co $1.25, Plainview Iron & Wood Works 048.30, Austin -Western Road Machinery Co , 020.40, John Maynard Lbr Co 013.50, Neptune Meter Co $6I8.96 Wooldridge Lbr Co $6.00, Dowden Hdw Co 012.70, Fulton Lbr Co $8.40, Plainview Welding Co '02.75, Gulf Refining Co 08.58, Ciowe & Cowan 0244.84, Texas Utilities Co 01068.33, Austin - Western Road Lachinery Co 0485.36, Phillips Petroleum Co 0 0130.00, Magnolia Petro Co $8.I5, The Texas Co $1.40, Western Union„Telegraph Co $1.I0, Flake & Flake 088.20, V.R.Rodgers & Co 034.7I, Stafford Lowdon Co $2.83, R.P.Smyth $80.81, Mayer & McDonald 022.50,. ATTEST: No Further business appearing Council adjourned. City Se etarf Mayor. Plainview, Texas, September II, 1928. City Council met in Special session Mayor Tom Shelton presiding with J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, H.Dysart, D.D.Bowman and E.F.Sansom Aldernen and G.H.Saigling City Secretary pre- • sent when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; Moved and Seconded that the Mayor and City Secretary sign an acceptance of the City Street sweeper. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that 0.B.Guin be employed at A monthly salary of$II0.00 to operate the City Street Sweeper with the understanding that when the weather or any- thingrevents his operating the sweeper that he work with. the street crew. Carried. ATTEST: No farther business appearing Council adjourned. City "' cret=f'y Mayor 280 Plainview Texas, Sept I7, I928. City Council met in regular session, Layor Tom Shelton presiding with J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell, H.Dysart, D.D.Bowman and E.F.Sansom aldermen, H.H.kurray Cheif of Police and G.H. Saigling City Secretary present when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; Iinutes of the regular session of Sept 3rd were read and approved. Moved and seconded that the matter of granting the Plainview Compress Co permit to extend their loading platform to Denver Spur track on the Bast of their plant be Street and Alley Committe and kayor. Carried. Regtlarly moved and seconded that Paving Engineer Fred Joiner give 0.L.Unger paving grade from rear of His building to line of Alley in Block 30 OT.. Carried. Regularly moved and seconded that Cit Paving Engineer give Denver Road grades for their spur track in alley between 5th & 6th streets. Carried. Loved and seconded that $I500.00 be paid t B.C.D. Carried. Loved and seconded that Final estimate and bill of Roy ' Irick on Waterworks contract be allowed . Carried. It is moved by Alderman Dyaart Seconded by Aldeman Hooper that the Chief of Police be and is hereby authorized to Hire and DISCHARGE police officers. Carried. Loved and seconded that Water & Sewer and Street Foremen be and are hereby authorized to Hire & Discharge men in their departments. Lotion is lost. Loved and seconded that City Purchase car for Police Dept the expenditure for same not to exceed $700.00 and Qt. Bowman Dyasrt and Sansom are named as committe to purchase same. Carried. Alderman Sansom offered and moved the adoption of a resolution which motion to adopt was seconded by Alderman , J.C.Hooper and having been prat to a vote was Alderman Hooper Alderman Bowman carried by the following vote: Aves, • Alderman Sansom , Alderman Cardwell • Alderman Dysart. Nos, None: and which resolution was and is as follows: 281 BE IT RESOLVED BY the City Council of the City of Plainview that a necessity meitts requiring the improvement of certain alleys in the City of Plainview, hereinafter described by paving same toeether with the making of such excavations, fillings, and facilities for draining and all other appurtenances necessary to 5roperly construct and lay such Having and that it is ordered that the said alleys here- inafter described be so improved. Said paving to be of 2 inch brick upon 42 inches con- crete base and said alleys which are so necessary to be and hereby are ordered to be improved are as follows; the East and Vest alley in Block Twenty-four (24), the East and ":est alley in block Twenty- six, (26), the North and South alley in block Twenty -pix (26), the North and South alley in Block twenty-seven (27), the North and South alley in block Thirty (30), the North and South alley in block Thirty-one (31), the North and South alley in block Thirty -ft() (32), the North and South alley in block Forty (40), and the East and 'Fest alley in block Forty (40), from the k"est line of Austin Street to an extension of the "Test line of the North and South alley in said Block Yo.40. Be it further resolved that the owners of the respective properties abutting upon any part of said paving shall pay three- fourths of the cost of such paving and the City shall pay one- fourth of the cost of such paving. Be it further resolved by the City Council that all such further proceedings be had and taken, all resolutions and ordinances be passed and adopted as may be necessary or proper leading up to and making special assessments, against the owners of the respective lots and parcels of land abutting upon such improvements and against said lots and parcels of land, and creating special aseessments liens against such lots and parcesl of land, and to provide for the manner and means of paying the one-fourth of the cost to be paid by the City; and Re it further resolved by the City Council that the City Engineer be and he is hereby instructed to make such surveys, plans and specifications as may be necesary or proper to be made for the proper construction and laying of such pavement and shall make his 282 report thereof and in which report he shall give the legal description of all property abutting upon such pavement and 'evdry.part'thereofr,and the owners of each lot, tract or parcel of land abutting upon such proposed pavement and an estimate of the cost of such pavement, and a separate estimate of the cost of such; pavement in each alley, above mentioned and his estimate of the proper amount assessable against each piece of property and the owners thereof on them to cover the three-fourths of the cost of making such pavement in accordance with the plans and specifications so to be made by the City Engineer. Be it further resolved by the City Council that the City Secretary advertise that sealed bids will be received for the making construction and completion of said Paving. and improvements at 8.P.M. o'clock, on the 24th day of September, 1928 at the City Hall it the City of Plainview. and the City Council reserving the right to reject any or all bids. Each bid must be accompanied with a certified check for the sum of $1000.00 dollars. Passed and adopted the 17th day of September 1928. APPROVED. 9-17-28. ATTEST. '4473E71 STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE The City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas was convened in regular session_ in the City Hall in the City of Plainview on this the day of September, 1928, with the following members of the Council present, to -wit : Tom Shelton, J.C.Hooper, J.B.Cardwell H. Dysart D.D.Bowman Elmer F.Sansom Mayor Councilmen, G.H.Sai.g.ing, City Secretary, with the following absent: None, constituting the entire membership of the City Council, at dthich time the Mayor presented for consideration of the Council a proposed ordinance. The ordinance was read by the Secretary. Councilmar H.Dysart made a motion and the motion was seconded by Councilman Guest. The motion was carried by the unanimous vote of the Council: AYES: Councilmen Hooper, Cardwell, Dysart, Bowman, Sansom, NUS: None. The motion as carried is as follows: "I move that the rule requiring an ordinance to be read at more than one meeting before final passage be suspended and that this ordinance be read and passed finally at this meeting and that it go into immediate effect for reasons stated in the emergency clause." Councilman Hooper made a motion that the ordinance be passed finally. The motion was carried by the following votes: AYES: Councilmen Hooper, Cardwell, Dysart, Bowman, Sansom. Noes: None. The ordinance as finally passed is as follows: API ORDI'_`IANCE /307 CONFIRMING CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF PIAINVIEW AND THE AUSTIN*TESTERN ROAD MACHINERY COMPANY, PROVIDING FOR THE PRUCIASE OF CERTAIN STREET EOUIPMENT BY SAIP CTTY, PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF INTEREST BEARING TPF TIME ' ARRANTS OF SAIP CITY Or PAYMENT THEREFOR, PROVIDING FOR THE LEVY AND COLLECT* ION OF TAXES ON AL,L OF THE TAXABIE PROPERTY IN SAID CTTY SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE INTEREST ON SAID ?"ARRANTS AND THE PRIPTCIPAL AS IT MATURES AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. rIIEREAS , on or about the 8th day of August, 1928, the City of Pla'r,view, acting by and through its Mayor, authorized by the City Council entered into a contract with the Austin -Western Road Machinery Company, con- tractor of Dallas, Texas, whereby the said Contractor obligated itself to sell and deliver to said city certain street equipment for said City in accordance with the specifications adopted by said governing body for the purpose which contract is as follows, to -wit: PROPOSAL FROM THE AITSTIN-WESTERN ROAD MACHINERY COMPANY 'CHICArO THE STATE OF TEXAS TO THE CITY OF PIAINVIEW : We propose to furnish to the above named City F.O.B. factory, ONE AUSTIN MOTOR PICK-UP STEEPER in accordance with detailed specifications herewith, for the sum of • Sixty Five Hundred dollars 06500.00), payable cars 284 $300. allowance for old Fordson Motor Grader and $200 cash; 3 warrants for $2,000 each due or or before, one, two, and three years from completion of delivery bearing 6°1 interest. Machine to be operated three days on streets for approval. All deferred payments to bear interest at the rate of six per cent (6') per annum, settlement to be made upon completion of delivery of Machine. To be shipped to City of Plainview, via Santa Fe Ry. at Plainview. State of Texas, on or about August 18,1928. It is understood that this contract embodies the entire understanding, is not subject to countermand, and is not to be affected by any verbal agreements. The above goods are warranted to be thoroughly made of good material and workmanship, ar.d the Austin -western Rod "`achinery Comaany, hereby agrees to replace free of charge. F.O.P. factory, any parts of said machinery which may break within six months of date hereof through fault of material or corstruction. upon receipt of satisfactorw eviderce of such breakame. Broken parts to be returned pre -raid if requested. The Austin -Western Road Machinery Company shall retain the owner- ship of and title to said machinery covered by this order. until all has been paid for in cash and until all rotes given in part payment for said machinery and renewals thereof, have been fully paid in cash. If any note given in part payment hereof shall not be paid in full at its maturity, all other notes or obligations giver_ in part pav$nt hereof shall at once become due, and the said Austin -Western Road !achinery Company shall h^ve the right to take possession of said machinery wheresoever it may be situated. TFE AUSTIN -WESTERN ROAD `.'ACiiIYERY CO. By: E.E ^,warren Signed this 8th day of August 1928, Accepted 8th day of August 1928, on behalf of City of Plainview. TO SPELTON r•• "A IG LING MAYOR SECRETARY Send invoice to City Secretary, P.O. Box 832, Plainview. 7pEREAS, the City does not have funds on hard available for the purpose to pay for said street equipment, but will have the funds on hand from taxation sufficient to ray the warrants herein provided. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLAINVIE% TEXAS : (1) That said contract be, and the same is hereby in all things ratified, confirmed and approved as the act and contract of said City, and the same shall have effect accordint to its tenor and purport. (2) That in accordance with said contract, warrants of said City be denominated "City of Plainview, Texgs , Street Equipment Warrants, Series 1928", be issued in the sum of 16,000.00 payable to the Austin='astern Road Machinery Company, or bearer, evidencing the indebtedness due raid City, under and by virtue of said contract: (3) Said warrants shall be numbered from one (1) to three (3), inclusive, in the denomination of $2,000.00 each, aggregating $6,000.00. They shall be dated September 1,1928, and shall bear interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable April 15,1930, and semi-annually thereafter on October 15, and April 15, of each year, which interest is a part of the contract price agreed to be paid for said street equipment. Principal and interest of said warrants shall be payable at the Guaranty Trust Company of New York in New York, and said warrants shall be made to mature serially as follows: rARRArTT /TIMBERS 1 ATURITY PATES AVOUNTS L 2 3 April 15,1930 April 15,1931 April 15,1932 12,000.00. $2.000.00. $2,000.00. The city reserves the right to redeem said warrants at any time from the date of the warrants. (4) Said warrants shall be signed by the Mayor, countersigned by the Secretary of said City, and registered by the City Treasurer. and the seal of the said City shall be impressed upon each of them, the fac-simile signatures of the layor and City Secretary may be lithographed or printed upon the coupons. (5) The form of such warrants shall be substantially ns follows: No. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF TEXAS CITY OF PLAIrVIEW STREET EQUIPMENT I'ARRM T SERIES 1928 the City of Pla'nview, a municipal corporation in Hale County, Texas. duly incorporated under the general laws of the State of Texas, for value re- ceived acknowledges itself indebted and hereby promises to pay the Austin- "restern Road Machinery Company, or bearer, on or before the fifteenth day of April, 19 DOLLARS. in lawful money of the United States of America, with interest thereon from date hereof at the rate of six per cent per annum, pajrab le April 15 ,1930, and semi-annually thereafter on October 15th, and April 15th of each year, which interest is evidenced by coupons attached hereto, principal and interest Payable at the orfice of Guaranty Trust Company of New York, Eew York, New York, upon presentation and surrender of warrant or proper coupons; and the City Treasurer is authorized, ordered and directed to nay to bearer said principal sum and interest as the same matures. In the event the sum of 286 money evidenced by this warrant and the anrexed coupons shall not be Haid at maturity, the same shall thereafter bear irterest at the rate of six per cent per annum until fully raid, and in the event or such default, and it becomes necessary for the holder hereof, or of any of the coupons attach- ed hereto to place claim therefor in the hands of an attorney for collect- ion or to institute suit thereon, then Feld City obligates itself to nay to the holder an additional 107.r, attarneys' fees. THIS 1'ARRANT is one of a series of three (3) ';arrants of likd date and tenor except as to maturities, numbered one (1) to three (3), inclusive in the denomination of ,000.0C each, aggregating the sum of X6,000.00, issued for the prupdse of evidencing the indebtedness due by said City to the .Austin-Testern Road Machinery Comrany or bearer for the purchase of certain street equipment for said City in accordance with contract therefor; and pursuant to an ordinance passed by the City Council of said City, which ordinance is recorded in the rinutes of said Council. TTTE PATE OF this warrant in conformity with the ordinances above mentioned is Sentember 1,1928. AND IT IS HT'REBY CERTIFIED AND RECITED that all acts, conditions end things required to be done precedent to and iri the issuance of this warrant !'ave been properly done, have happened and been performed in reg- ular and due time, form and manner as required by law, and that the total indebtedness of said City, including this warrant and the entire series of which this is one does not exceed any constitutional or statutory limitations; and that sufficient tax to pay the principal and interest of this warrant, and the entire series of which this is one has been levied for said purposes and will continue to be annually levied, assessed and collected while daid warrants or any of them are outstanding. ITT TESTIMO?'Y '."'HEREOF, the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, has caused the seal of the said City to bo hereto affixed and this war- rant to be shigned by the Mayor, countersigned by the City Secretary and registered by the City Treasurer, and the interest coupons hereto attached to be executed by the iighographed fac-simile signatures of the Mayor and the City Secretary as of the 1st day of September,1928. Mayor, City o Plainview, fi: as. 287 COUNTERSIGNED: City Secretary, City of PlaiMview, Texas. REGISTERED this the 1st day of September,1928. City Treasurer, City of Plai nview,Texa.s . (6) The form of interest coupons attached to each of said war- rants shall be substantially as follows: i'o. On the 15th day of ,19 , the City Treasurer of the City of Pla.; nview,, in Hale 'County, Texas. will ray to the bearer at the office of the guaranty Trust Company of New York, New York, New York, the sum of being DOLLARS months, interest due that date on the City of Plainview, Street Equipment Warrant, Series 1928, dated September lst,1928. City Secretary Mayor. (7) There shall be printed on the back of each. of said warrants the following endorsement for the prupose of transfer of same; ENDORSE?:'ENT TuIS IF TO CERTIFY that the Austir..- `estern Road ?`achinert* Com- pany received the within warrant ^nd interest coupors annexed thereto from the City Officers of the City of Plainview, Texas, and for value received hereby transfers, sells. and delivers said warrant and annexed coupons to bearer, without recourse and the bearer hereof is hereby subrogated to all claims,rights and title whether at law or in equity, Thiel- are or may be secured to it under said warrant and the contract under which same were issued and the bearer is authorised to collect same an' to give full re- ceipt and aeoulttance therefor. By Its:, (8) BE IT FTTRTP7R ORDAINED BY TITS. CITY COUNCIL OF TP7 CITY OF rIATT?VI1`, TEXAS. that to pay the interest and to create a si_rki.ng fund 288 to retire said warrants at their maturity, and to provide for 10OI attorneys' fees in event of default, a tax of and at the rate of four (4f/) cents on the one hundred dollars valuation of all taxable property in the City of Plain- view. Texas, out of the x"1.50 taxir_p; fund of said City is hereby levied for the year 1928; that during the year 1929, ^nd each year thereafter while any of said warrants are ou;star.ding and unpaid and at the time other city taxes are levied in each of said yars, there shall be computed and ascertained what rate of tax based uron the 1,test approved tax rolls of said City, will be necessary requisite and sufficient to fully make, raise and rroduce in each of said years the amount of principal necessary to be raised for that year, plus the interest maturing in said year upon the amount of tis series of rarrarts outstanding and unpaid and to provide for 10=r, attorneys fees in case of default, and for each of said y -ars there is hereh.r ordered to be, and there ir hereby levied and ordered to be assessed ar.d collected in due time form and manner a tax at the rate w1-ich shall be Found necessary as aforesaid., and all the proceedings of such taxes shall be placed in a sep- arate fund for series of warrants, known and designated as "SPECTAI.,STREET EfUIR".?YT WARRAPrT FUPIP SERIES 1928", and the City Treasurer shall not honor any draft upon said fund or pay out any of the same except in the payment of interest on said warrants or for retiring the same, or for attorneys, fees as provided above. (9) The Mayor end City Secretary are hereby directed to execute said warrants and the Treasurer is hereby directed to register them and said officers are hereby directed to deliver said warrants to the Austin- "estern Road Machinery Company in consideration for the delivery to the City of said Street equipment .ns and v; 'her said street equipment have been del- ivered to the Cit,, and accented by the City bei.rg ir accordance with the contract. (10) The fact that the City of Plainview, is greatly in need of the eouipment herein described creates an emergencz, and an imperative necessity that the rule requiring ordinances to be passed at more than one meeting be susperded and said rule is hereby suspended and that this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and it is so ordained. PASSED AND APPROVED this the 17th day of September,1928. ATTES•: Mayo , City o Plainview. Texas r / , ary,i' y o ainv ew,Tex .s. SEAL TILE; STATE OF TEXAS TITS COPi?TY OF "ALE CITY OF PIAThVITW I. the undersigned. City Secretary of. the City of Plainview, Texas, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of an ordinance passed by the City Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, held at the City Hall in said City on the day of September 1988, at which meeting the rayor and all members were present, which ordinarce is record- ed in Rood , pages , et seq., of the Minutes of said Council. RIVEN under my hand and seal of said City, this the day of September,1928. E A L ) ATTEST: City Secretary, City of Plainview, Texas. No further business appearing Council adjourned. Plainview, Texas, September 24, I928. City Council met in Special Session, mor Tom Shelton pre- siding with J.C.Hoopaer, J.B.Cardwell, H.Dysart, D.D.Bowman and Elmer F. Sansom Aldermen, and G.H.Saigling City Secretary pre sent when the following proceedings were had, to -wit; The following Bids on the City's alley paving progarm wrer opened and tabulated:- Manning &-Kelley 20,807.48; Roy Iriok 20,664.I0; Jordan Construction Co $I9,002.92 on the following quantities 663I Sq yards paving,:2761 Cu. Yds -Excavation 5520 linial feet header curb. Jordan Construction Co bid being low bid as itemized herein :- 663I Sq Yds Paving $247; 276I Cu Yds excavation C $ .35 per Sa yd; 5520 lin feet header curb ' $ .30 ; Moved and seconded that the Bid of Jordan Construction Co on alley paving be accepted. Carried. Moved and seconded that the Ifiayor and City Secretary des- troy the $98,000.00 of Refunding Bonds canncelled by State oomp- troller and returned to the City .Carried. Moved and seconded that the Gas Fitter's Bond of the West Texas Gas Co be and the same is hereby accepted and app- roved. Carried. Loved and seconded that the City Treas shall pay to Martin McWhorter and Ed Ross $33.00 for operating the Street Sweeper II days. Carried. Moved and Sec that the West Texas Gas Company's request for City to weal release their Construction Surety Bond for cancellation be complied with provided City's Legal Dept app- roves of,said release. Carried. 290 City Attorney's opinion on relaase of West Texas Gas Co Bond as written by them is attached hereto. ATTEST: No further business appearing Council adjourned. Plainview, Texas, October 1,1928. City Council met in regular session, Mayor Tom Shelton presiding with, J.C.Hooper, R.Dysart, r.D,Bowman and Elmer F.Sansom Aldermen, G.H. Saigling, City Secretary and F.F.1urrav, Chief of Police, present, when the following nroceedings were had, to -wit: Vinttes of the Regular meeting of September 17th and Special session of September 24th were read and approved. !roved and seconded that Jordan's Construction Company, bid of ?14?4.00 on Building for Sweeper be accented.ftwo carried. STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF PATE 'TWREAS Or TFE 24rh day of September ,1928, Jordan Construction Company entered into a contract with the City of FlaInview in Hale County, Texas for the construction for said City by said Jordan Construction Company of paving and doing other necessary work in connection therewith on the East and west alley in block 24, the E-st and vest alley in block 26, the North and South alley in hlock 27, the North and South alley in block 30, the North and South alley in block 31, the North and South alley it block 32, the North and South aile'r in block 40, and the east and 'est alley in block 40, from the ?;est lire of Austin Street, to an ex- tertion of the "est line of the North and South alley in said block No. 40, and to furnish all material, machinerY and labor necessary to the doing andcompletion of all wortik: THET?EFORE, KNOTS' ALL mEN BY Tull"E PRESENTS, That we, Jordan Construction Company, a co -partnership consisting of J.rT.Jcrdan Mrd T?.P.Jordan, as principal and J.C.Hooper, E.F. Carter and ruv Jcob as surety, ac= knowledge ourselves indebted to and bond to ray to the said City of Plainview, and to all nersona aurplying the said Jordan Construction Company with labor or material for or to'be used in the prosecution of C. S. WILLIAMS WILLIAMS & DAY ATTORNEYS AT LAW PLA_INVIBW, TEXAS October Ist,1928 FRANK R. DAY (;ity jeciry. plainview, Texas. Dear Sir: You are advised that from our investigation, other cities do not require responsible gas companies to make indemnity bonds, and since the o'est Tex s Gas company has more than sufficient property to indemnify the city against any recovery on a dcrIwge suit, *e suggest and recommend that you release them from their present bond. It further appears from the Franchise that it was not intended that such a bond olaould be given. Respectfully submitted, By illiams and Day &7- 291 the work provided for in said contract, thF sum of EI1PT THOUSUTD ("" ' ,000.00) ,DOJ II!RS . The conditior of the fore?oirg obligation is such, however, that if the said Jordan Construction, Corr-+ny shall well and truly perform said contract, corstruct, finish ard complete the ” ork provided to be done it said contract, ard shall nrornrtmake ravments to 91.1 persons surrlvinc' said Jordan Cors+ruct:ion Corrany with labor rr materials in the rroseciticr of the work n-ovided for in such ccrtract, then it such case the foregoing obligation shall be rull and void; other-.ise, said oh]ir•agion shall rerrair in fu11force ard effect. ''itross our hands this 1st day of October 1928. ST;P ;TTrS . JOt rl\\r' COTSTTPCTIOT' CO'PANY E.' ."arter (1.1) r Jacob J.C.Nooper. BY J.T'.Jordan. ITS "'AT'A^ IFr FT°,' ER . OTJ,ITiI CE NO. '",220 ATT OT'PIFAfCT: T''"•_YT°" 'T'P APT'RCJIf" AFT` APOPTIPq AS TT° ICT rF TTTE CITY \ CO^'T"r ACT rTTT' JORPE\,T' COT,BTPUCTIOT' CO,,T7,rY 1'OT? TiTF TYTT'^ fl ' CEPTn IT,, 777'ENT PTT O1rrn;E TS ITT CPTA TT' flI777 TT' TPT' CITY CF PI ^.IT"rIF"",Tr_x n , T',Y PA TIT'(`_ r,T-7 T'P ^r* STPUCTIOT T T T FCE`'SA t' ,ATP Pr -CFP ' PPi,PT.TT, 7CT'S , TTTFPETO APP TP7PF'TTTT, 7r 7717C7 CrTTRACT PPOJIBES F^R 1 AYIT'' FOE SUCH .. OPY FY IFF CITY TYIN(1 ONE* FOTiRTP OF TPF COSTS AFI'' TTTE EPOPERTY =Eris FA i'I ri THREE FOJTRTT'c CF TPF COSTS, TO FE ETTIPENCEP BY LE(A T A: SE.;"''ENTS CEET IF IC "TES I"SUED VIRE-EON. Be it ordained bz- the C:it!r Council of the City of Plainview, Texas, that whereas the C it'r Council hg's heretofore determined the necessity of irnpr•Bve- ing certain alleys in the "itv of l;T^'rriew, "iexs by raving same and construct- ing a] 1 necessary arrurtersrces thereto and therev ith ,,rd nn the 17th da» of "enter!her 1928, parsed ard odonted a resolution directing that the r'ity Secretary r''--ertise that seal bids voi 14 be received for the making,construction ard cmra- r.retinr of s1 ch navin? Rrd nrroveTrerts "t R•OO • or the 24th ''e`' of :'eptember 1928, at the City Tall 'r the City of T1ain-riev, and 'EEREAS on the said 24th day of ``ertem4)0r 1928, sealed hills were received in acccrdaren 1•'44h rri' a.dvertisemert and the s.r.e uavirg beer orened examined and duly considered by the Council, the Courcil found that the bid Of Jordan Cors+ructinr Corrnanv, a co-r-rtre:rshir, composed Of J.T'.Jordar. ard T.B. Jordan, w s the lovest ard best bid offered or received of said time ard place, the soid hid of the Jordar Corst -uct'cr Corr^r1.- vas accented and a contract was enter- ed 1rto between the City of Plainview, Texas ard the "aid Jordan Construction Company for the doing, constructing and completing of aid work it accordar.ce with the rlers ar- srecificetiors of the said City Engineer and which ccrtract was an.d is as follows; 292 STATE OTP TEXAS COTIrTY OF FATE This memorardum of agreement made hetv'een the Jordan Construction Comranv, e co-r•artnership comrosed of J.E.Jordan and 11.F. Jc;rd^r hereinafter called centractors and -the City of Plainview Texas, a municipal corporation of the State of Texas, hereinafter Ca 1 led the City, is to -witness: That the cortrartors undertake, agree and covenant with the City tkat they, the contractors, will do the work of improving certain alleys, by --awing with 4;1-i inch corcrete hose and 2 inch brick, etrnishir;. n11 machinery, material and labor therefor, in the City of I'1oinview, Texes, same hei.rcc.. the Fast and "'est alley in Block 24, the E. st and rest alley in block 26,Cond North and East alleyin Plock 24 the T'borth e.'nd South alley in block 27, the North and south alley- in -block 30, the ,'or•th erd r.outh a 11ey it block 31, the rerth and South alley in `lock 32, the T'orth ^rd "out}, e,11ev in block 10, and the 1;ast ord ''est alley in block 40, from the et lire of 'ustir Street tc 9 extersicr e'' the '"'est line cf the North 9nd 7outb alley in said block 40. -rd corr,rlete :''re all in strict romeliance with the plans and specificetiors made for the doing of Enid work her the City Ergireer. That they will commerce the said work within 5 ''ays after hearing of rronerty ov;rers, and with diligerce steadily= ;,t:sh same to—completion erd fully complete enid work in neeerdance with said niers and snecifica+.,ions so made by the City Engineer or or before Si'rty we ki.re days . Th+t the contractors shall receive for the doine and completion of said work the total sum of X18,718.25, three-fourths of which scall. be raid by the owners of the nroperty e_buttirg anon seid ellevy so to be imnroved, and the City on its nert agrees and coverarts with the contractors t- t it .^gill ralr to the said cortractors ore -fourth of the total a.ereod price to be raid for said im- nrovemerts , excert the 'rice or cost o4' curbs, end that it will take all rea rsures , rays all resoluticrs, and ordir.a.rces, e.ive and hold such hearires and do all thing't legally necessary or proper to be dore to levy srecia.l essessrrerts against the respective owners of the several lots or tracts of land abutting upon the alleys se to be imr.roved so as to neke the ncrsor or nersors or cornoret i ors owning any property abuttire upon said ravemert nersonelly liable to ray same to the contractors and to rr'ke, create and affix srecia] asserts" r.t liens agairst and upon each and every trait and parcel of land abutting; upon any part of said pavement to secure the cortr ctors in the naymert of' the assessments so to he made and that the city will issue and deliver to the contractors uror the comnietion of rad work assigr.nhle certificates of srecie.l. assessments evidencine the amount each owner of property abutting uror ;.ai d pavement i s bound to rely to the se id. cortractors , including, cost of curbs, and evic'ercine. the special assessment liens against each tract and parcel of land ^.butting uror any such ra.vement securing the rayment of the said pest of the costs therefor, and each of which certificates sha11 recite that the nroceedir.gs with refererce to ^'airing- such improvements have beer regular- ly had i.r compliance with law and that all prerecuisites to the fixing.. of the as- sessment liens against the nroperty described in seid certificates and fixirg the personal li_abi.]ity of the owners have beer performed, said cert1ficetes to be such as are provided for in article 1090 Pevi.sed Civil Statutes of Tex••^.s and the con- tractors agree to accept such certificates after such proceedings shall have been had as above rro$ided for es cart raymont for the work so to be done by the said contractors in making and completing the navIng aforesaid. That payments shall be rade by the City of one-fourth cf the coat of such improvement upon estimates of the City ergineer every two weeks as the work progresses and full payment shall he made by the City for all work done on either cf the alleys above described and the certificates of special. assessment as above nrovid.ed for shall be issued for all of the work done upon either of the • above mentioned alleys v:hen the work cf imrrovirg such alleys is completed, ap- proved bar the City Engineer and accepted by the City Courcil. It is further srecially provided that the contractors shall not be rer,ui red todo any of the work above nrovi ded for upon env ra rt of either of the above descirbed alleys upor which any nrorerty used as homestead may "butt unless the owner of such rroperty together with his wife shall make ard execute ard del- iver a valid mechanic's lien ageir.st such nroperty to secure the re rt of the costs of raving in front of' such rroperty assessable against the owners thereof and that the owrk of paving any ore or more of the above described alleys or any nart thereof may, if' agreed to by the City and the contractors, be left undone without ef+fectirg in any mise the liability of the City or of any ovrr•er of the rroperty ahu`ting upon any alleys or part of an alley which shall have beer or is thereafter paved as herein rrovided for. That the amounts so to be assessed gnirrt the resnective lots and parcels of land shall be rayable as follows: i cash upon completion of he work it the ?alley upon which such let or rare 1 of land abutts, the halarce i.s equal enrua.l n vmerts after such completion. In testimony whereof witness the names of tie contrectors by the managing member erd the names of the City by its r'evor. J01 Tl!',i' C0P'STRt CTIOE C01:T .1'Y TY J. T'.Jordan. A ^ TEST CITY SEC':TT CITY OF PLP.IT:'TIET, TEXAS. BY Tom Sheltor.. IT T' AY0?l.. 1-77REAS, the said Jordar Corstructicn Comranv has made and executed its bond it the sum of Eim?-t Thc,usard and no/100 dol tors acid which bnrd is found to be a mood grad solvert bore: with good and solvent sureties thereon the contract so entered irto between the City and the contractors as hereinabove set out is adopted ard approved and made the contract of the city of Plainview, and the bond above mentioned now on file with the City Secretary is approved and accepted by the City as a proper, geed and sufficient bora' for the nerformance of the work provided to be dore in the contract above set out. Passed, this the let day of October,1928. Approved, this the 1st day of October 1928. Tom Shelton. 293 MOR CF TiM CITY OF rLAINYIEI',TEXAS. ORDINANCE NO. 309 AF ORPINANCF ORPERIN'- TTE IFPr'O7FYFTTT OF CERTAIN ALLFYC IN TT'E CITY OF PLAII7TIEV: TEXAS BY TTi7 COTTSTRT'CTICT' P' Pr'?". ;NETT `.TREyT IrPROvprErTs, ?, ATrIN^ r'RO7ISIONS FOR ASSESSITM PART 07 T?1E COSTS T7ERFOF A^:AITTST Tt'F Ov TTET?S OF TPF PROPF TY ABTTTTING or SAII' AT TEYS rAYITTG TT?F ASSESSMENTS S0 r'r,PE' ",^ T I I.IENS AGAINST TPF RESPECTIVE FPOPFRTY ABTTTTTNG or ALIFYS PPC'T1IFP0 ?''POCEI RE FOR TFF: YAKIFC OF SITCIT A.ss ES`f!iVETS IT'CLUPTTT,. 1 7EARIFC OF TIT C, TERS (17 TT RESIT7I7.7 PARCELS PP T, -'.TTP. ABUTTING OF STTCF A.L,TEYO "'r' NOTICE OF EUCTT TrE!!RTF"- ATTr. 1' A;rI!Tr; TROVTE'IONS FOR THE Er 'ORCrTET'T T' ' CCLIEC T IOP 07 ,SUC?r AS.` FS;:T'ET` U PPC;V S: T IIID"- "O? , _:mrn. : I L'/1TMCE OF ArrIrn.ABTE ITTTEl&T-BE RITC CEPTIFICAT`'S EVI drCING TPF ITPEBTErr:ESS OF PROPERTY CIS TFC T?OFsum,. A:ES r", ETT C TD PIOvrTD" FOR II= TO SECLT; T TEIR PAY' r'ET'T`' TT' TROvTTr'IT" FOR TTR CORPECTIOT' OF A` SE S "EFTS LPROT c;0I ly VAPE. ''UTREt.S, the City of Plainview. Texa.. has adopted the benefits of the rrovisions of Chapter 11, Title 22, Revided Civil Statutes of Texas of 1911, by a -ra,ioriti- vote of the l^gally qualified rroperty tax -raying voters, rediding in said City, at an election held on the 18th day of November,1916; and "?TREAS, the City Council of said City did on the 20th day of TTovember,1916, after said electier rass an order, declaring the results of the said election, and decla.rirg the rrovisicns of said Chapter and Title applicable to erd movernirg said City ir all resronts, vF;hich order is of record in Volume 3, game 37, et seq., of the Minutes of said City of Fl -inview; and T''TTOES, under t?e rrovisi.cns of Article 1016, Revised. Civil Statutes, one of the rrticles it _a. id Charter, mrnrts to the said City full rower to pass all ordirarces a ,rd resolutions recess 'ry or Prorer to give full force there- to and to every nart of said Chapter; ' nc1 °•'PEAS, it is nrnr advisable ir the oni.nicn of the said City, to Place irto immediate over^tier, racbirery receserrvr for the pevirm of certain alleys in said City, therefore, BE IT f'RT TPPP by the City Courc i 1 of the City of Ple inview ,Texas , t' -at a necessit"• exist for erd it is ordered that the alleys. Tereinnfter described shall he i'nroved br r..avirg same v ith 2.' inch brick uror 4 irch cnnerete base and by makirrr the rocessary excn'r^tiors, fillirm curbs, and all other recessary appurtenances, includiv-m drairs and storm sewers erd correntiors to the storm sewers where necessary. to -wit: The East and "est alley in Block (24), the East and vest alley in Meek (26). the North and South alley in block Twenty-six (26), the North end South alley ir block (27), the North and South alley i_r. block (30). the North and South alley in block (31). the North and South alley in block (32), the North ard South alley in block (40), from the ?"est lire of :Tustin Street tc ar extension of the West lire of the North and : outh alley in said 'dock ' o.40. That all said work of so imnrovirp said alleys above-named shall be dore according to the plans and specifications to be made by Fred r. '.Joyner, City Engineer, adopted by the City Council for the doing of said work by resolution of the City Council passed on the 17th day of September 1928. That the said Fred ?,T.Jovner be irstructed and he is hereby instructed and ordered to make an estimate of the probable cost of such improvements as con- temriated ir raid r.lans and srecific,ticrs which are made a rart hereof, givirg said Cit•- the benefit of said esT i_mated cost, that he prepare a list of all lots or frectior.al lots of land situated on the p^rt of such alleys as are indicated above, givirg the number and width abutting on such ravirg, the number of the block in v+'hich situated, the names of the owners, if know, and if there is any lot or fractional lot, the owner ow which is unknown, the same shall be entered on the said list is "UrJKTT0W1T" . It shall be the further futv of the said Fred T,'. Joiner to enter on said list, opposite each lot or fracticnal lot, lying and beirr on each side of the alley and tarts of alleys above mertioned, three -eights (3/8) of the estimated exrerre of the gradire, *saving, erd other expenses ircident to the nav- irg adioiring such lot or fractior 1 lot calculated b- the ""ROr=T FOOT PLATT OR RULE", that is, as the total width of the rronertY of each owner is to the total frontage of the rror,ert'- or that nor -Hon of such alley thus to be improved uror which such owners rronerty abutts , or adi oirs . T''e i rforr ition thus obta ired shall be used in the advertisement, erd toget?-er yr ith all irfornntior and evidence rroduced at the hearing herein?iter provided. That anv description or designation of nroperty or of owners of property reasorrb1e sufficient to apprise such owr.er that he or his property is intended by such description or designetior shall be deemed and held to be sufficient descript- ion or designation; anal no-'efective or erroneous description or deli-r^tion shall invalidate or imneir such list, estimates or any other ratter or thing herein pro- vided for, or done ir. Pursuance of this Ordinance, nor invalidate or imnsir any as- sessment hereafter ;rade against eny Property or owner so intended to be described or designated; and that if this provisions be held in any respect invalid, that same shall not ir any way effect the remainder of this ordin'rce or any other part here- of, nor ary action hereafter taker, er ordinance hereefter adopted by the Council, but all same shall nevertheless remair in full force ard effect. That the cost of mekine such i.mnrovements, shell he Haid as follows; One-fourth (1/4) of the total cost except the cost of curhs by the afore- said city end three-fourths (0) of the tota.1. ^ost, excert that of curbs, he the ah= utting property ovrrers, end the entire costs of curbs by the ovners of lots or par- cels of lard where no curb alreedv exists, each property owner raving the full cost of the curb abuttirr his r.ron rty, the cost to be ',alouleted for the respective alleys hereir^hove defined. That the cost to each property owner shall be in rrorortior to the width his or her nroperty hears to the total length of the alley unor which such owners rronerty ahutts or adjoins. except es to costs of curbs, or as otherwise determined at the rearing on benefits hereireft-r rrovided °or. Assessment of a portion of the eost of such improvements, shall be made against each tract of shutting rronertY, ard the owners thereof hy the City Council after heering as hereinafter provided for, and such assesseert shall be a nersonal liability rf the owners of such shutting rronerty nrd shall corstit•.te n tier there- on superior to env other lien or claim except state, court er mir'cins] taxes, end shall he erforced either by the sale rf said rronerty in the manner provided by law in the collection of advelorem taxes by the said city, or by suit in the name of the holder of ary such certific-te eg-:irst the o^ners in any court having jurisdiction. Assessment against anv nronert - exempt by law from sale under execution, shell he a personal liability asainst the owner thereof. But the contractor doing such work ard nak're such improvements shell have the right to not do any such work and to omit rakine such improvement in adjoining any lot or tract of nroperty which is the homestead of any person, unless the owner of such homestead together with his life, if any, shall execute and deliver to such contractor a valid 1vechanic's ard reterielman's lien against same sucuring such con- tractor ir the naymert of the rrotior of the cost and expense of such improvement assessed eai_rst such owners bar the City Council. To assessment shall be made against any owner rr abutting nroperty or his rronerty in any event in excess of the actualbenefits to such owner in erharced value to his rronerty by means of such improvements es ascertained et the henrirg hereinafter provided for. That full end fair 'nearing shall be given to the owners of such property , and to the ovner of owners of each piece or tract of such property. Such hearing shall be by end before the City Council at the City T?a]1 in P]airview,Texas, or the 23rd day of October 1928, and notice of such hearing shall be given to the ay -leers of such pro- perty by advertisement thereof irserted ard published at least three times ir some newsrerer nuh]ished in the Cite of Plainview, the first Publication to he made at least ter days before such hearing; -rd tet et such hearing such owners or env of them shell have the right to contest Bich essesmer,t ard to be heard fuli- 's to same, end to ccrtest the rersonal liehi] ty, rrd to c'rtest the reeu]rr;tv of the proceed- ings with reference to such improvenerts. ard the benefits of said imnrovemerts to their or his rrorerty ard ens' other matter with reference thereto. The cost of collection or asse:smerts ard reasonable attorney's feed. if in- curred, shall be included in seine. Any nroperty owner again st whom or :hose property ary assessment or re- assessment has been made shall have the right within twenty days thereafter to bring suit in any court having jurisdiction to set aside or correct the ssme or any Pro- ceedings with reference thereon on account of any error or irvalidity therein. But thereafter, such owner, his or her assigns or successors, shall be barred from any such action or ary defence for invalidity in such proceedings or essesrment or re- asse,ssmert, or eny action in v -hick same, rsay be in Question. It is further ordained that the omitting to do the work in imr,roving either or any of the alleys above des^ribed oranv nett thereof shall rot in ary wise effect the l i_ehil itv of env rerson ov ninrr anv nroperty ,hutting unor anv a l leer ehr re des- cribed or anv n"rt of anv e l ley nbo -e described v here such eller or that rart of same upon which such nnrty's nroperty ahutts is dope if such omission to do eny such work is with the consent or-=greemert of the city Court -U. The assessments made as herein provided for sh^11 `e reeehle as follows; one-fourth cash upon the comnletior end acceptance by the City of the work done in the alleys uror which such lot or narcel of lend abutts and the b^1^rce shall he payable in five equal annual installments after such comp etior ard acceptance. All deferred payments hhall hear interest from the date of the completion ard acceptance of the work et the rste of V, per annum, nay' ole annually as it accrues and default in pay- ment of anv instellmert or of any interest when due, shell at the option of the hold- er of any such certificate msture all future installments thereon. 2 ;3 The City will upon the completinn and acceptance of the work in either or any of said alleys ray its nne-fourth of the costsfor making said improvement to the contractors and will issue assignable certificates of special assessments in its name signed by the mayor and attest by the Secre- tary of the City, evidencing the assessments made against the owners of each lot of parcel of land abutting on any such pavement, his personal liability to pay and evidencing the lien against such property securing the payment of such persor's proportional part of the cost of raving such alley, each drt'which certificates shall recite that the proceedings with reference to making such improvements have been regularly had in compliance with law and that all pre- reeuisites to the fixing of assessment liens against the property described in such certificates and fixing the personal liability ofthe owner haire been performed. And the City Engineer having already prepared a report and the list of the property ard the owners thereof as directed under the resolution ad- onted by the city Cour.cil on the 17th day of September 1928, and including all things reouired to he shown by such resolution and b' this ardir:ance and said report havirg beer--e«erted to the Council is in all things arproved and which report is as follows: to -wit It is further ordained by the City Council of' the City cf Plainview, that the City $llec-etary is hereby directed to give notice of said he'rirg herei.nebove nrofided to be held by the City Council of the City of Plairview, at the City Hall in the City of Pie.irvi.ew or the 23rd day of October,1928, by hevi.ng published a copy of' this ordinance irsome newspaper published in the City of Plainview, at least three times ard the first of said publicatior,.s to be made et least ten days before the date of hearing as above set and the City `'ecretary is also directed to 7ive further notice of such hearirc by railing to each p=erson shown in said report of the City ergir-eer es being the owner cf ary lot or lets or interest therein abutt'ng on the said reverent a typewritten, or rrirted copy of this ordinarce whenever the address of said owner, hi. agent, or attorney is available on the tax record of said City provided, however, that the publication of the notices hereinabove directed shall be full and sufficient notice and every Person named in the above mentioned re- port of the City Ergineer s`all be deemed and heldto have had -+roper and legal notice of said and of this ordinance, and Be it further ordained by the City Council of the City of Plainview that the certificates in this ordinance mentioned shall be made ray.able to Jordan Construction Cor^rany, a co-P:rtr.ership composed of. J.f.Jorden a"d ".H.Jordan, their hid for the doing of :aid work hav- in7'-ecr accepted by the City and the contract for the doing of said z nrk havir- beer -jade between Mbar and the City and they having given gnpd and sufficient bond to secure the Performance cf said work and tr,e raiment of all costs and charmes incurred by them in doing same. All ordinances or resolutions or parts of rodinarces er reso- lutions in conflict berev,ith are here^v exrrersly repealed in so far as they are in conflict herewith. Passed this the lrt da, r 47e55,6161, C. Approved this the 1st day ofOC etre ,]928. Torn Shelton, ?'AYOR C TTY Or' P ^. I." rIEr ,TF7XAS . It appearing that there was no ftrther business to come before this session the Council adjourned. Layo r .