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On motion made by Mr. Posey, seconded by Mr. Love, vote being unanimous
the following Ordinance was read and passed.
ORDINANCE N 207.
AN ORDINANCE fixing the times within which taxes due the City of Lubbock
for the years 1910 to 1920, inclusive shall be paid to the City, prescribing
penalties and interest if same are not paid by such fix&d time; providing
for returning of a delinquent list of such unpaid taxes, for publication
thereof, notice and such proceedure after delinquency as aforesaid as is
provided by the general Laws of the State of Texas for collection of delinquent
Taxes, and declaring an emergency account of same being long unpaid and
the need of the City for revenue.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS.
Section 1. That all property subject to taxation within the City of Lubbock,
Texas, for the years 1910 to 1920, inclusive, as showm by the suplemental
roll approved June 8th, 1922, shall have the taxes paid thereon by the
owner, owners, or persons in charge before the 29th day of September, 1922
and all such taxes are due and payable as of this date. Whether such taxes
be for one of more years.
Section 2. On all property and assessments on which any Taxes due shall
no have been paid before the said 20th da,; of September, 1922, there shall
be added a penalty of ten per centum of the amount of slxch taxes, and
interest from such date at six per centum per ar_:num, payable when such taxes
are paid, which shall be a lien on the property.
Section 3. Immediately after the 20th day of September 1922, the City
Secretary shall compile and return to the Gity Commission a true and complete
list of all property delinquwnt for taxes within the City, showing interest
and penalties accrued, with the name or names, of the owners if he can
ascertain t e same.
Section 4. After the return of such delinquent list as provided in Section
3, the collection of such taxes, penalties and interest shall be governed
by the laws of this State governing collection of delinquent taxes, which laws
are hereby adopted.
Section 5. The fatce that there is a large sum due the City which is im-
peratively needed #o support it, creates an emergency and necessity that the
rule requiring an ordinance to be read at two meetings before adoption be
suspended, and this Ordinanne shall be effective on the date of its adoption
after publication for the time required by lava and the charter.
Approved this June 22nd, 1922.
Attest:
J.R.Germany, Secretary,
City of Lubbock, Texas.
Approved as to form
R.A. Sowder, City Atty.
Percy Spencer, Mayor City of
Lubbock, Texas.
There being no futher business meeting adjourned.
Read and approved thi ay of 1 1922.-
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Attest: Mayor,
J.R. Germany, Secretary.
CONTRACT WITH GEO.VV. BRIGGS.
JUNE 2201922.
This contract between the City of Lubbock, Texas a muncipal corporation,
and Geo.VV. Briggs duly authorized is as follows:
Said Briggs agrees to do such work on the streets of this City as may be
directed by the Street Commissioner at 66 cents per cu.yd. for dirt work
and 85 cents per cu,yd. for rock, and agrees to haul and place such dirt
and rock to such places as may be designated, not being futher than 2000
ft. from point of origin, and to complete such work before October l,st
1922, to the extent of Of $12,000.00
Viitness our hhnds th&sfirst day written.
Attest:
J?.R.Germany, City
Secretary.
The City of Lubbock,Texas
By Percy Spencer, Mayor.
July 13th, 1922.
The City Commission met at a regular session with the f6llowing present:
Mayor Percy Spencer, Commissioners, Geo.C.Wolffarth, H.G. Love and J.O.Jones,
R.A. Sowder, City Attorney and M.S. Ruby, Gity Mgr.
The Mayor Stated that the main object of the meeting was to pass an Ordinance
pretaining to the Issuance of $12000.00.
By a motion made by Mr. Wolffarth, seconded by Mr. Jones, the following
Ordinance was read and approved by a unanimous vote.
ORDINANCE NO. 208.
On this the 13th, day of July, A.D. 1922, the City Commission of the City of
Lubbock was convened in regular session in the City Hall in said City, with
the Mayor and 3 of the Commissioners and Gity Secretary present, when among
other things coming before laid City Commission for its consldeLation, was
the matter of the conformation of contract between the City of ubbock, acting
by and through its mayor, and Geo. Briggs, covering street improvements in
the City of Lubbock, and after due condideration, Commissioner H.G. Love, in-
troduced an Ordinance titled -
AN ORDINANCE CONFIRMING CO�?TRAC T BETGEEN PERCY SPENCER, MAYOR OF THE CITY OF
LUBBOCK AND GEO.W. BRIGGS, CONTRACTTOR, FOR THE CONSTRUCTION? OF STREET
IMPROVEMENTS, IN ACCORDANCE v'VITH PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PROVIDED AND AD
OPTED FOR SAID PURPOSE: PROVIDING FOR THE ISSU'111ACE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT
WARRANTS OF THE CITY OF LUPBOCK TO THE SAID GEO.W.BRIGGS IN AN AMOUNT NOT
TO EXCEED $120000.00 EVIDENCING THE CITY'S OBLIGATION FOR SUCH STREET IM:
PROVEMENTS: PROVIDING FOR THE LEVYOF A TAX ON EACH $100.00 VALUATION OF '
TAXABLE PROPERTY IN SAID UITY TO PAY THE PRINCIPAL AND I14TEREST 0' SAID
WARRANTS: AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY."
It was moved by Commissioner Geo.C. Wolffarth, seconded by commissioner
J.O. Jones, that the Ordinance be read in full. Motion carried and. the Ordinance
was read in full by the City Secretary.
Moved by Cor,missioner Geo.C. Vlolffarth, seconded by commissioner J.O.
Jones, that the ordinance be passed.
Ayes; Commissioners H.G.Love, Geo.C. Wolffarth,a:ff.O.Jones and Percy
Spencer,Mayor.
Nauss- None
Moved by Commissioner Geo.C. Wolffrrth, seconded by Commissioner J.6
Jones, that the rnti providing that an Ordinance shall not be passed on the
day on which it shall be introduced, unless it shall be declared to be
an emergency measu-pe. be suspended, and that said Ordinance be placed upon
its seconded and final reading by caption.
Ayes; Commissioners H.G. Love, Geo.C. Wolffarth, J.O. Jones and Percy
Spencer, Mayor.
Rays- None
Moved by Commissioner Geo.C.'�'Jolffarth, seconded by Commissioner J.O.
Jones, that said ordinance be finally passed.
Ayes; Coirmiissioners H.G. Love, Geo.C. Vdolffarth, J.O.Jones and Percy
Spencer, Mayor.
Nays; None.
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