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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - Regular - 6/5/1926June 5,1926. City Commission met in regular adjourned session at nine A.M., June 5, 1926, having -,' adjourned from May 20th with the following present: - Mayor Pink L. Parrish, Commissioners W.S. Posey, and R.N. Blair, d.H. Perkinson, Superintendent of Utilities, L.L. Kle.tt, City Attorney, and Secretary,F.W.Groce. Absent: Commissioners J.O. Jones and J.H. :iankins. h7 The minttes of May 20th were read and approved, upon motion made by Yr. Blair, seconded by Mr. Posey, carried unanimously. Upon motion made by Mr. Posey, seconded by Mr. Blair, carried unanimously, that in accordance with Ordinance 329 recorded in Volume 3, page 473 of the TAinute Records the I,61ayor and City secretary were authorized to sign the following Correction of Streets and Alleys and put same on Deed Record. CORRECTION OF ST3::E'`i3 -U:.LLEY3 THE STATE; OF T XAa ) BEN HiIRDY ET L TO LUBBOCK COUNTY ) CITY C? LUBBOCK Ben Hardy of Haskell County, Texas, C.S. Hardy of Hale County, Texas, W rd. Johnson, F .B. Jackson, J.t:. 1.1'artin and H.T. Laughter of Lubbock County, Texas, arid, Geo. r.. Lider of Floyd County, Texas, are the olfflers of the lots in Blocks eight ( 8) , Nine ( 9) , Ten (10) , Ole ven (11), Twelve ( 12 ) and Thirteen (13) of the South Side &ddition to the town of Lubbock, Lul.)bock Couiaty, Texas, and hereby deed to the City of Lubbock, Texas, for use of the public as a public highway a thirty (30) foot strip off of the east side of said Blocks Nine (9), Ten (10) and Thirteen (13), so that the street on the east side of said three blocks last named will be widened to the extent of 30 feet; and in consideration therefor the city of Lubbock, Texas, hereby conveys to said P rties a strip thirty (30) feet wide on the west side of said three blocks last named, so that hereafter the lots in said three blocks shall be extended westward a distance of 30 feet in length; it being the purpose of this instrument not only to widen the street on the east side of said three blocks but to reduce the street on the west side of said three blocks; this instrument being made in the interest of the public welfare, safety and conven- ience; it being further expressly stipulated that this instrument shall not impair the ownership of any of said lots but that the 30 foot extension westward to each of said lots shall inure to the owner of each of said lots; in other words, each of the lots in said Blocks 9, 10 and 13 shall be 30 feet shorter on the east and 30 feet lon per on the west side. All parties signing their names hereto hereby express their consent to the foregoing. This September 23, 1925. G.S.Hardy H.T. Laughter Ben Hardy J.A. Martin Geo. A. Lider F.B.Jackson w� N.W.Johns ton CITY OF LUBBOCK ATTEST: BY Pink L. Parrish ,Mayor. F. "N. Groc e City .secretary. (SEAL) THE STATE, OF TEXAS ) HALE COUNTY ) Before me, the undersigned authority, on this day personally q,peared G.S. Hardy, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the sane for the purposes and consideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office, this the 6th day of October,1925. Geneva Seipp (SEAL) Notary Pu lic,Hale ounty,Texas. THE STATE OF TEXAS ) HASKELL COUNTY ) Before me, the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared Ben Hardy, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office, this the 8 day of October,1925. Notary Public, Haskell County _'Texas. THE, STATE OF TEXAS ) LUBBOCK COUNTY ) Before me, the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared W.W.Johnson, F.B.Jackson, J.x. Martin and H.T. Laughter, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office, this the 11 day of December,1925. ( SEAL ) E.L.Klett Notary Public, Lubbock ounty, Texas. THE STATE OF TEXAS ) FLOYD COUiTTY ) Before me, the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared Geo. A. Lider, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the fore- going instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the pur- pcees and consideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office, this the 13th day of October, 1925. (SEAL) J.C.Gaither Notary Public, Floyd County, Texas. THE STATE OF TEXAS ) LUBBOCK COUNTY ) Before me, the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared Pink L. Parrish, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same as the act and deed of the City of Lubbock, Texas, and as the Mayor of the City of Lubbock, Texas, for the purposes and consideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office, this the 5th day of September 1925. R.A.Holland Notary Public,Lubbock County,Texas. Motion made by Mr. Blair, seconded by Mr. Posey, carried unanimously that the fol- lowing monthly and weekly pay rolls be allowed and ordered paid: C,C,,SrpIth $90.00 uV.H.Perkinson U08.33 C.G.Bell 100.00 A.B.Davis 150.00 R.D.Campbell 150.00 F.4, Croce 200.00 d.J.Williams 160.00 R.A.Holland 200.00 R.E.Davidson 120.00 Anniel,ou Holt 100.00 J.S.Ga.11oways 130.00 Gladys Waldrop 100.00 F.C.MeSpadden 175.00 Ruth Leach 80.00 L.F.Rampy 120.00 Alberta Johnson 80.00 J.B.Bounds 90.00 R.S.Williams 100.00. Chas.'Woods 125.00 Barbara 'doods 125.00 J.M.Pipkin 100.00 E.L.Klett 100.00 L."L.Lee 125.00 Pink L. Parrish 75.00 Ben Bartley 90.00 J.O.Jones 25.00 Gabriel Esparsa 80.00 R.4I.Blair 25.00 Dutch Manor 125.00 J.H.Hankins 25.00 Frank garlick 100.00 Jd.S.Ppsey 25.00 Tom Sneed 90.00 Y.J.Akin 150.00 Jim McCanless 90.00 J.M Lenman 20.00 H.F.England 100.00 Dr. J.d.Rollo 50.00 T.. ;.'I'uy 200.00 ''d.C.Lee 75.00 John Lemond 150.00 H.B.Bryson 80.00 Tom Cannon 125.00 Fire Department 400.00 Wade Hardy 125.00 Weekly: Baxter Honey 135.00 J.H.Freeland 18.55 M.N.Davidson 125.00 Chas. Ashmont 18.55 Paul Hardy 150.00 R.L.Howing ton 18.55 d. H. Strac hner 40.00 Jno. How ington 21.35 J.L. Metcalf 137.50 Hazel Burns 21.35 J.H. Goodman 50.00 C. H.Rampy 21.35 Joe Wolffarth 30.00 Hardy rdoulard 19.20 Joe Wolffarth 80.00 Jess Bartley 16.80 d.E.Twitty 150.00 krt Kilpatrick 16.80 Luther Bynum 90.00 Lee Ford 19.20 J.B.Hood 80.00 Gary Hard 16.80 Guy Casey 80.00 Roy McCravy 22.40 G.C.Merrill 150.00 Francisco amccia 14.40 .vV.E.Bush 150.00 Tom Walton 16.60 Leonard %dleans 15.00 Ed Onstaltl 16.8Q T.A.Williams 90.00 T.L.Brown 16.80 M.H.Benson 11.70 717 Motion made by Mr. Blair, seconded by 1�r. rosey, carried unanimously that we discon- tinue advertising on our Light Department in both the Avalanche and the Journal. Motion made by Mr. Posey, seconded by Irir. Blair, carried unanimously that the Mayor � be authorized to sign check No. 4163 in the amount of $1489.50, payable to the Eureka Fire Hose Company. Motion made by Mr. rosey, seconded by 1r. Blair, carried unanimously that the follow- ing bonds be aprroved: W.H.Perkinson $5,000.00 F.N.Groce 25,000.00 Gladys Marie Raldrop 1,000.00 R.A.Holland 259000.00 Annie Lou Holt $2500.00 Ruth Leach 1000.00 B.H.Wood,Plumbing bond 3000.00. Motion made by Mr. Posey, seconded by Mr. Blair, carried unaa imously that a check be issued to the First National Bank in the amount of $3,446.10, being interest ,-1 and commission on $50,000.00 Electric Light and Power and $759000.00 City Hall 5 oo bonds. Motion made by Mr. Posey, seconded by Mr. Blair, carried unanimously, that the Meat Ordinance pass its second reading, this Ordinance being No. 339 entitled: "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING 3LAUGHTER HOUSES: THE SLAUGHTERING, HANDLING, SALE AND IN- SPECTION OF MEATS LND MEAT PRODUCTS IN TH2 CITY OF LUBBOCK,TEXAS: PROHIBITING -'HE SALE, OP DISEASED MEATS: REQUIRING HEALTH CERTIFICATES: PROHIBITING THE ADMISSION OF DO GS : REGULATING SCREENS AND 'NINDOW3 : REGULATING HEATING OR PO �'VER EQUIPMENT: TOILETS, CONDEMNED ARTICLES: DEPOSIT OF OFFAL: LIVING �UARTE?S: PERMITS FOR SLAUGHTER HOUSES: KEEPING OF RECORDS: SUPERVISION BY THE, HEALTH DEPARTMENT: PRO- VIDING FOR STAMPING OF INSPECTED MEATS: AND THE INSPECTION OF LIVE .NIMALS: FIXING OF LICENSE FEES: PROHIBITING THE USE. OF UNAUTHORIZED MARKS AND CERTIFICATES: PRO- VIDING FOR THE INSPECTION AND THE HOURS OF KILLING: ALSO FOR INSPECTION OF PLACE ADHERE MEATS ARE SOLD: REGULATING THE TRANSPORTATION OF MEATS APID TIE USE OF VEHICLES: ALLOWING THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT TO PASS REGULATIONS: PROVILING FOR THE. APPOINTMENT OF HEALTH OFFICERS: REGULATING CHARGES FOR KILLING, DRESSING AND STORAGE, AND MANNER OF STORING : DECLa ING OFFENSES: .FIXING PENALTIES: AND REPE.LL OF ALL LAWS IN CONFLICT. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMIrII.SSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK;TEXAS: " This Ordinance is made of record in Ordinance Book No. 1, page 194. Motion made by Mr. Brlair, seconded by Mr. Posey, carried unanimously that the Pan- handle & Santa Fe Railway Company be instructed that the rate now charged on water is too cheap and that the rate will be raised conforming to their cone -'act that the City now has with them. Motion made by Mr. Blair, seconded by Mr. Posey, carried unanimously that Superin- tendent of Utilities, vV.H.Perkinson, enter negotiations to purchase sand and gravel in larger quantities. I71otion carried by 1dr. Posey, seconded by ILir. Blair, carried unanimously that Sup- erintendent of Utilities, d.H.Perkinson, be given authority to work out the details and adopt the stop system in handling the traffic in the City of Lubbock. Motion made by Mr. Posey, seconded by liir. Blair, carried unanimously that the deposits put up on lights and water be kept in a separate fund in the bank. lotion made by Mr. Posey, seconded by Mr. Blair, carried unanimously that the City lbsu.e taps for water on applications made by any citizen desiring the water connected to his premises. Motion made by Mr. Posey, seconded by Mr. Blair, carried unanimously, that time Warrant No. 8I in the amount of $750.00 be taken up plus the accrued interest and paid out 6f the general fund. Motion made by Mr. Blair, seconded by Mr. Posey, carried unanimously that F.A. Norman, Treasurer,of the Board of City Development,be issued a check in the amount of $3000.00, being May and June instalments. r2M Motion made by Mr. Pon. ey, seconeded by I41r. Blair, carried unanimously that a transfer of 5150000.00 be made from the General Fund and placed to the credit of the new water and sewer account. Motion made by Mr. Blair, seconded by Mr. rosey, carried unanimously . that the follow- ing weekly pay roll of June 5 be allowed and ordered paid: Hardy doulard $19.20 Tom :Dalton $16.80 Jess Bartley 16.80 M.H.Bens on 13.52 Art Kilpatrick 16.80 J.H.Freela.nd 18.90 Lee Ford 20.80 John Howington 18.90 Gary Hard 16.80 H.Burns 18.90 Francisco Garcia 14.40 C.H.Rampy 17.50 :mod Onstatt = 1-6, ac" L. .Howinaton 18.90 i . L. Boweh 16.80 Roy Yc Cravey 2 7. 20 . Yotion made by I1r. Posey, seconded by 14r.Blair, carried unanimously th,-t the following bills payable be allowed and ordered paid: .&vulanche rubliRhing Co. $107.60 Amarillo Tubber Stamp Co. 12.50 Addressograph Co. 3.96 T.J.Brock 4.50 Briggs 4eaver Machinery Co. 65.71 Baker Furniture Co. 5.75 Bowen's Drug Store 6.05 J ..A. He 4.n .40 Burroughs Adding Machine Co. 38.35 h.B.Conley,Jr. Store 6.80 Clowe & Covian 136.48 Cicero Smith Lumber Co. .40 Callie -2-tinting Co. 13.00 Carrington Tire Shop 1.85 Cities Service Station 824.76 Hubert Crawford 40.00 DeWitt electric Co. 8.00 Coles Cafe 5.80 Dixie Disinfecting Co. � 31.00 Dallas Foundry 3.14 J.B.Earhart 1.89 :Agin Street Sweeper Co. 37.28 Eureka Fire Hose Co. 9.71 Sam sentry 126.20 Frye Rubber Co. 126.05 R.B.George 14achinery 19.80 N,T.Hester .75 Higginbotham -Bartlett Lumber Co. 68.45 Joe Hilton 1.20 Hardwicke-Etter Co. 130.58 Chas. C. Harnsby Co. 23.16 Kuykendall Chevrolet Co. 3.00 Jons-Mead Sign Co. 5.00 Keisling -Newman Gin Co. 33.55 Lubbock Iron Works 29.75 Lubbock Machine Co. 1.25 Lubricating Service .3tation 1.98 Lubbock Mattress & Uph.Co. 3.00 Lubbock Tire Co. 17.80 Lubbock Printing Co. 82.00 Lubbock Typewriter Exchange 12.00 Lu' bock "'uto Co. 64.45 LLVne-Texas Co. 38.00 Maverick -Clarke Litho. Co. 55.90 Moore Bros 7.25 Myrick Hardware Co. 143.60 Oakland Sales Co. 6.65 Plains Journal 125.35 T.E.May, Chief Police 12.27 Owens Electric Shop 8.40 Panhandle Construction Co. 191.20 Peoples Ice Co. 1.50 Paulger Battery Company 7.25 Read & Bondurant 45.43 J.W. Raulston. 3.50 Telephone Company 76.90 Sylvan Sanders 63.50 Shepard -Smith Drug Co. 2.90 Simpson Electric Co. 7.25 Nislar Hardware Co. 12.50 Sherrod Bros. Hdw. Co. 8.30 Southwest General r,lectric Co. 38.48 J.E.Smiley 3.75 The Selig Company 13.10 P & SF Ry Company ..20, Smith & dVhitney 18.86 Western Union '12elegraph Co. 8.56 Super -Service Station 33.15 Motion made by Mr. Posey, seconded by Mr. Blair, carried unanimously that a check be issued to petty.cash fund in the amount of $93.20 covering the following items items: Cold check 0 K Furniture Co. 8.68 Freight Bp11 3.53 Freight Bill 14.66 Elk Cafe bill 16.95 Stamps 10.03 Refunds on light deposits 25.00 Freight bill 2.22 Stamps 10.03 Ice Book 2.10 01 Motion made by Mr. Posey, seconded by Mr. Blair, carried unanimously, that an Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Secretary to execute and deliver Pipe Line License by the Panhandle & Santa Fe R&ilway Company to the City of Lubbock and ratifying said contract, pass its first reading. Motion made by Mr. Blair, seconded by Mr. Posey, carried unanimously that Hawley & Roberts be paid $335.09 out of the new water and sewer fund as per contract. Motion made by Mr. Blair, seconded by Mr. Posey, carried unanimously that the Panhandle construction Company be issued a check in the amount of $5744.08 out of the new sewer fund, this being the tenth monthly estimate. Motion made by Mr. Blair, seconded b� Mr. Posey, carried unanimously that a check be issued to Roche Newton for •�250.60 out of the new water and sewer fund in payment of his account. Motion made by Mr. Blair, seconded by h1r. Posey, carried unanimously that a check be issued H.V.Robertson & Company in the amount of $281.92 out of the General fund for audit ending May 29, 1926. Motion made by Ivir. Blair, seconded by Mr. Pose , carried unanimously, that a check be issued to T.Q.DyeSs in the amount of 88.05, payable out of the water L fund. Motion made by Mr. Posey, seconded by iuir. Blair, carried unanimously that the Citizens National Bank be issued a check in the amount of $ 639.17 out of the general fund as payment of interest on overdraft. Motion made by Mr. Posey, seconded by Mr. Blair, carried unanimously that R.S. Williams be allowed $1.00 per day for use of his car while collecting accounts and assessing taxes. Motion made by Mr. Pos.ey, seconded by Mr. Blair, carried unanimously that the following adjustments be allowed and credited to the following accounts: Bob Haskins $2.79 Newton Frisby $2.49 J.H.Farmer 7.74 Mrs. J.K.Curry 2.67 Gloria England 2.43 Ohlen Franklin. 2.39 B.S.Evans 1.62 Ottis Branch 8.00 I.S.Furlong 1.26 J.O. Smith 25.64 E.G.Lytle 3.81 Mrs. J.T.NUtt 3.32 L.N.Lewis 4.22 P.J.Pollard 2.35 G.F.Knight 6.55 Judge Goodman 65.65 B.R.Hood 4.76 Garland Bell 15.74 H.F.King 4.25 J.S.Galloway 158.14 Tom Hobson 1.98 R.E.Davidson 1.50 J.F. Jones 2.82 Jno. Lemond 60.56 Mrs. J.C.Levens 2.70 Baxter Honey 102.46 J.C.Nelson 2.64 Dewie Campbell 2.25 Harvey Hicks 8.52 D.L.Ford 12.00 J.M.Punds 8.11 J.J.Richards 2.00 Jack Quick 9.72 Chas. F. Oneal 12.00 Paul Pinkston 10.43 G.T.Campbell 6.01 Spikes Bros. 5.29 Mrs. Claud McDaniel 99.04 -_-- Theatre Confectionery 20.49 Percy Edwards 8.61 A.W.Sprawles 13.96 G.B.Dillard 11.26 E.A.Patterson 25.88 Jess Ingram 8.53 C.L.Franks 3.00 Mrs. Ella Mackey 55.93 J.F.Fite 4.26. A.L.Pprter 13.00 H.L.Pruett 5.00 C.A.Pierce 30.47 Paul Pinkston 8.90 Perkins Men Shop 2.00 E.M.Young 2.15 O.K.Furniture Co. 3.50 Lola Bess Wells 1.00 R. ,Nelson 2.00 H.W.Wooten 1.00 J.H.Puckett 3.14 H.B.Wright 6.00 J.O.Mullins 4.00 Chas. Wood 3.15 Mrs. Myrtle Mathi s 4.15 E. H.`+Ii I s o n 3.50 Mrs. G."W.Massengill 4.00 W.H.Williams 7.98 N.C.Mathis 7.02 H.F.King 2.57 P. Walton 8.00 Owens & Hufstedler 10.00 H.O. Wallace 4.00 W. C.Mathis 6.19 E. Weisenborn 23.82 Aide 111arcey 11.88 D.B.''dalker 10.52 The Matador 3.50 Charlie Tolison 1.00 Manhattan Parlor 32.50 J.B.Thomas 8,79 Mrs. Ella Mackey 45.86 Texas Tech. College 100.36 W.F.McDaniel 1.00 Tech Textile Bldg 9,2.46 MG Ginty 5.15 Roy Taylor 1.00 Ed McCollum 4.15 4 J.C.Taylor 20.84 Zack McCrady 1.00 S.Plains Tater Flake 12.95 Lubbock Book & Novelty 17.50 J.O.Spear 9179 B.N.Lumas 9.00 J.R.Shaw 4.3b Mark Long 1.15 Ross Rumner 8.60 The Leader 18.26 L.B.Rob yy 4.15 D.Y.E.Lee 1.65 W.B.Rutledge 12.00_ L.A.Ledford 1.00 J.H.Richards 6.00 �. v Chas. Kaufmann $4.96 O.L. Christian $6.00 S.C.Jones 6.30 Chrisler Auto Co. 3.92 W.Jordan 12.00 Kate Castleman 2.00 G.C.Jones 8.15 J.H. Brock 2.00 Jess Ingram 13.84 E.O.Bell 2.15 Gib Jackson 4.57 Geo. L. Beatty 4.15 d.R.Hood 4.00 J.A.Bean 1.00 J.T.Hogan 6.00 H.Y.Beacham .45 N.C.Hicks 1.15 D.M.Beacham 6.30 J..Helman 5.18 W.N.Adams 2.00 L.O.Hendrick 2.00 L.D.Shuman 4.30 A.P.Hardin 4.00 J.R.Germany 36.46 Eliza Harris 4.79 R.A.Holland 12.00 Ir2. J.Hall 7.24 F. C.Mc3padden 4.00 Auther Hailey 7.30 J.L.Reed 4.00 oJ.E. Griffin 8.00 Jess Ingram 2.30 Wilks Glascox 3.00 O.L.Frazier 5.50 W.A.Ford 8.15 Zaid Fandy 10.50 C,X.Elmore 2.30 Motion made by Mr. Posey, seconded by Mr. Blair, carried unanimously that the Commission be adjourned in regular session until June 10, 1926. READ AND APPROVED this loth day of June, A.1). ,19` OL Mayor.