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Lubbock, Texas, Jsn nary 23, 1936.
The City Commission of the City of Lubbock, Texas, rnet at 1:30
P.T.i. in R-aular Session at the Regular 1Leeting Place in the City
Hall, the following meribers thereof being present, to-vrit:
Tarayor Ross; `''dards, Co:^:nissioners 'tr.B. Price, B.E. iyeedles, J.C.
Royalty, A.J. Richardcon, City Manager 1l.11. Rodger:, City Attorney
J.E. and City Secrr�ta.ry 77.0. Stevens.
Absent: None.
The Minutes of Regular PAIcrt Ln, of January 9th, 1936, were read and
upon niotion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner
Nedles, the; ...ere unanimously approved.
Upon rrotion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner
Royalty, carried unanirously, Ordinance No. 542 passed 3rd and
Final Reading,
OR,DINAT,CE ITO. 542.
ORDI"' UTC7, CLOSITTG HEARING AYD L",1VYIT:G AS`MT SM;P,.;NTS POP, A PORT OF
I'HE "0''T OF Ill'PROVITM A PORTION OF T"'J.NTITTH ST...R`P,TT A:'D SUNDRY
07-r."R STREPETS, A77,171IS AT.D ALLEYS, IN THE CITY OF LUBBOCY9 TEXAS,
AND PROVIDING FO'I THE COLIECTIO OF SUCH ASS''+S•`ji:[.'t TS, AITD FOR THE
ISSUANCE OF ASSIGNABLE CERTIi� I C ;T;a: S I.`T EVID'±,'T-C P, 1TH ME ,OF, AIND
DECLARITTG AN E11CRGETTCY.
Upon motion by Co_nriissioner Richardcon, seconded b-,, Coi.2miasion•::r
Needles, carried una.nirnously, ordinance Too. 543 passed second and
final reading.
0'-?DIP AMC] YO . 543
1T"•OT?DI ;: •;C GR �TTI1''Cr T" TH" F."'. ,v, D.S.F. RY. CO., ASSIGI-ILMS
MTD L^SS'_ES, i.' RI',ITT, PO'T7,reR ,AND PRIVILEGE OF LOCATII'G, BUILDIT'G,
.R...CTIN(39 C Y9, TRtT TIYG -V7D P. O` �'?LY 1,1AT1%TAIIIIKG A"- I.:DUSTR? :.R:t
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"IT _ J,.L _r..C.� ��?.RY TI .IO TS, S I`1CHSI,'ll;D., Al D UTH:+,1? +.;.,16a;i oR�
•'1_X'P1:.IIM?11CT17_'D-."'ITH, T-TOY A .D A1"01'.:3 TH4T PART OF
THE ALLEY ES G 1T,ID H IN THE `i'0`JUN OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS,
NORTH SIDE ''F 24TH STR_? ,T TO THE SOUTH SIDE OF 25TH STRF�ET.
Upon notion by Co-m-iissloner Royalty, seconded by Corrrilissi;)ner
R i chard sun, caLrr. i ed unanirn--usly, Ordinance No. 544 leas sed
First Reading.
ORDII ATTC"S No. 544
O"MIY: TICK CLOSING IFTEARII-G AITM L'':VYIT:G ASSESM-fTliTS FOR A PART OF
THE COST OF I=:T,,ROVIK` A PORTI`?A, OF FIFT^5,MTIi S`I' i T YD SUI`:DRY OTHM
STR''',TS, AVEn-7S 121.70 ALLEYS, IY THE 4CITY OF LUBFOCT', TEXAS-, ;E:D
TRO:TInIi�TG FOR M-T COLLECTItOY ',I' SUCK ASSE.:7'''�Tr SS, STD FOP, THE
ISSUANCE OF ASSIGNABLE CERTIFICATES IN' E'VIDEI`;C7 THEREOF, AYD
72CL �R ITIG ANT FT,11ERGTTTCY.
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Upon motion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner Needles,
the follo7.ing Resolution carried unanimously.
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The Mayor is hereby authorized to sign Lease Contract ith the
Santa Fe Rail- ay Company for Poaier. Line Crossing to N_-,-i ?ater
Su- ply, across the main Line of the Santa -Fe, t-.1ro and one-half
(22) miles North-west of the City of Lubbock, Texas.
_ Ro ss EdEuards _
Mayo r
-Attest:
1. "' 0 Stevens
City Secretary. --
Tpon',,�Otion by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner 1:4eedles,
the follo,,Ting Resolution adopted as passed by the County, carried
unanimously.
RE SOLUT ION
Salaries of Dr. J. ,". Rollo and Joe W. T"il son increased.
It appearing that the -!ork of Dr. J.�,,!. Rollo as relief physician
carin- for City -County ""elfare Association patients, and of Joe.`".
'"-ilsOn, executive `secretary of the City -County 7elfare Association
has nacre-ase ! materially, a nd it appearing further that an increase
in salary, a, set out belo--:, for each of said officers meets :7ith
the a;--)rova.l 5f the City Commission of Lubbock, it was therefore
unanimously ordered that said salaries be increased for Dr. J.`17.
Rollo ")75.00 and for Joe 7. "ilson ''310.'00, making each draw
i160.50 and 7150.00 per rionth, respectively, payable out of Charity
Fund o.s 'leretofore authorized, beginning January 19 1936, this order
being; rased subject to the further consideration of the City
Commission of Lubbock, Texas.
_ Ross' Ed-viards
Mayor
ATTES T .,
"' 0 Stevens
7 ty Secre cy.
Ferguson of Rigney Ferguson Company, came before the Commission
regarding !Electric Pil- in 1931, -,Mich he claimed he 7r.s overcharged,
-hereupon it ^,Yar� ordered to make him refund if found to be due him.
Upon motion b-r Commissioner Richardson, seconded by Commissioner
1•;eed.les, cir_•ied unanimously, Ordinance No. 545 passed Fir st Reading.
ORDIIIA1:CE No. 545
A1? ORD IT:T.4TTC,i� P:'�RI":: IT TI G THE KF f P I1TG OR OPER 1T IT?G OF HORSE, AND/OR
1,'ULF, BkPYS A1,;D%OR CATTLE BAR1,;S: R'EGL'LATING ThTE iIANIv'?? OF SUCH Y.EEPING:
PROVIDDiG FOR TT.:r III?SPECTIO11THT�R ?OF: :'�i� PROVIDII;G A PL'T;:�LTY FOR
1TIOL?TIOYG
Upon notion by CorLnissioner Richardson, seconded by Commissioner
Yeedles, carried unanirnssly, 0„dinance No. 546 passed First Reading.
07T)I1 U'?CF NO. 546.
(HOG Z0NEk' G ORDINANCE)
�1.T OnDI :.j,�I:CIE P`+R 'ITTIEG
THE YEEPI7` G C)F .IVE
HOG OR HOG: ' `I THIN A
CERTAIN DE5IG1`; kTED ZONE
"-ITHIT: THE CITY
OF
LUBBOCK; PEGULAT IIL'G THE
KEEPI'-G THR,!�:EOF, AI`TD PROVIDII;G
A PEYALTY
TOR
VIOLATIO`T.
No furth-=r business coming up for consider--.tion, the Uity Oommission
recessed to meet February 3rd, 1-936, at 1:30 P.M.
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Peal and �pr rove d this l T_ day o_. ,
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