Loading...
The URL can be used to link to this page
Your browser does not support the video tag.
Home
My WebLink
About
Minutes - City Council - Regular - 3/12/1953
53-11 255-772 REGULAR MEETING LUBBOCK, TEXAS N�arch 12, 1953 The City Commission of the City of ]Lubbock, Texas, met at 10:00 A.I.. in regular session at the regular meeting place in the City Hall, the following members, thereof, being present to -wit: Mayor Murrell R. Tripp, Commissioner Harry Morris, Hurley Carpenter; L. E. Davis and Lucian Thomas, City Manager Steve Matbhews, City Attorney Vaughn E. Wilson, City Secretary -Treasurer Lavenia Lowe. Absent: None The Minutes of Regular Meeting of February 26, 1953, were read and upon motion by Commis- sioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commis- sioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, they were approved. Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, Ordinance No. 1342 was passed on "second reading. ORDINANCE NO. 1342 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION TWO (2) OF ORDINANCE NO. 6542 AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 703, ENTITLED, "AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE NO. 654 PASSED BY THE, CITY COHiISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK AT ITS SECOND AND FINAL READING NOVEMBER 4, 1940, THE SAME BEING AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A FRANCHISE TO J. A. FORTENBERRY AND RAY FARMER TO OPERATE A BUS LINE IN THE NAME OF LUBBOCK BUS COMPANY WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK UPON ITS STREETS, 'ALLEYS ANI�PUBLIC THOROUGHFARES; SAiD,6RDINANCE BEING AMENDED BY AMENDING SECTION TWO (2) THEREOF SO AS TO CHANGE ,'HE ANNUAL FRANCHISE TAX FROM $25.00 FOR EACH BUS OPERATED BY THE GRANTEES TO TVvD PER CENT (2%) OF TH�ANNUAL GROSS RECEIPTS OF THE LUBBOCK BUS COMPANY RECEIVED BY IT FROM ITS OPERATIONS ON THE STREETS, ALLEYS AND THOROUGHFARES OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK AND FURTHER AMENDING SAID ORDINANCE NO. 654 BY ADDING THERETO SECTION 2-A PROVIDING FOR THE QUATERLY PAYMENT OF SAID FRANCHISE TAX AND STIPULATING THE TIME AND DATE OF SAID QUATERLY.PAYMENT AND EXCLUDING FROM THE GROSS RECEIPTS OF SAID GRANTEE ALL RECEIPTS RECEIVED BY GRANTEES r'iiOM THE OPERATION OF SCHOOL BUSES; AND PROVIDING THAT EXCEPT AS AMENDED ORDINANCE NO. 654 SHALL IN ALL OTHER RESEPCTS REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT;" SO AS TO ADD THERETO SECTION 2-B PROVIDING FOR THE SUSPENSION OF THE IMPOSITION OF SUCH niO PER CENT (2%) ANNUAL GROSS RECEIPTS TAX BY RESOLUTION OF THE CITY CONRvaSSION FOR ANY PERIOD EXTENEM TO SUCH TIME AS SUCH FRANCHISE TAX MAY BE REIMPOSED BY THE CITY CON21ISSION; PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION OF THIS ORDINANCE TQ EFFECT AMENDMENT TO FRANCHISE OF THE LUBBOCK BUS COMPANY. lotion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner 'ripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas )rdinance No. 1345 was passed on second and final reading. ORDINANCE NO. 1345 Thomas, motion carried, Mayor voting Yea, none voting Nay, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 661 AND THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE CITY )F LUBBOCK SO AS TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES: (1) ZONING CASE #408 - ESTABLISHING AN 3-11-356-774 53-11-356-775 OVER-ALL ZONING PATTERN OF THAT PORTION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK BOUNDED BY 19TH STREET, 1MTHIS AVENUE, 32D STREET, AND INDIANA AVENUE; (2) ZONING CASE #412 - ESTABLISHING AN OVER-ALL ZONING PATTERN CF THAT PORTION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK BOUNDED BY AUBURN STREET ON THE SOUTH, SANTA FE RAILROAD ON THE WEST, AVENUE H ON THE EAST, AND THE CITY LIMITS ON THE NORTH. Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, None voting Nay, Ordinance No. 1347 was passed as an emergency measure. ORDINANCE NO. 1347 AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING LOADING ZONES ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE 800 BLOCK OF NINTH STREET, BEGINNING AT THE NORTH -SOUTH ALLEY AND EXTENDING WEST A DISTANCE OF 42 FEET; ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE 2400 BLOCK OF 14TH STREET, BEGINNING AT A POINT 36 FEET EAST OF COLLEGE AVENUE AND EXTENDING EAST A DISTANCE OF 21 FEET; REPEALING ALL CONFLICTING ORDIN- ANCES; AUTHORIZING PAINTING OF CURBS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. LEGAL NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS NOTICE is hereby given that the Planning and Zoning Commission has recommended to the City Commission that Zoning Ordinance"'No. 661 be amended so that: ZONE CASE NO. 418 - Request of George Fields and Harold Blank to change Lots 14 through 19, Block 8, McCrummen 2nd Addition from "B" to t1F11 zoning district (22nd Street and Avenue Q). The City Commission will hold a public hearing on March 12, 1953 at 2:00 o'clock P.M. in the City Commission room on the first floor of the City Hall in Lubbock to consider the recommendations of the Zoning and Planning Commission to determine the advisability of adopting its proposal; and at which time and place all interested persons will be given an opportunity to protest against the proposed amendment or make recommendations in support thereof. After said hearing, the City Commission will determine whether the Zoning Ordinance will be amended in accordance with such recommendation. /s/ Murrell R. Tripp Murrell R. Tripp, Mayor ATTEST: /s/ Lavenia Lowe Lavenia Lowe,City Secretary - LEGAL NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO ZONING ORDINANCE' OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS NOTICE is hereby given that the Planning and Zoning Commission has recommended to the City Commission that Zoning Ordinance No. 661 be amended so that: ZONE CASE NO. 420 - Request of R. 0. Kershner to change the property beginning at a point 685 feet west and 14o t'�,PtTrior�th or th� o th- east corner of Section 7, Block B.,TTRR; TH20 n�i �i �� fe ; S CE south 557 feet; THENCE east 635 feet to the place of beginning from an 11H11 and "C" district to the "J" zoning district. The City Commission will hold a public hearing on March 12, 1953 at 2:00 o'clock P.M. in the City Commission room on the first floor of the City Hall in Lubbock to consider the recom- mendations of the Zoning and Planning Commission to determine the advisability of adopting its proposal; and at which time and place all interested persons will be given an opportnity to protest against the proposed amendment or make recommendations in support thereof. After said hearing, the City Commission will determine whether the Zoning Ordinance -- " `- amended in accordance with such recommendation. ATTEST: /s/ Lavenia Lowe Lavenia, Lowe, City Secretary /s/ Murrell R. Tripp qM Murrell R. Tripp, Mayor �3-11-357-777 LEGAL NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS NOTICE is hereby given that the Planning and Zoning Commission has recommended to the City Commission that Zoning Ordinance No. 661 be amended so that: ZONE CASE NO. 421 - Request of American Business Club to change all of Block 2, McMillan Heights Installment #1 from the "A" to "C" District (Indiana Avenue and Colgate Street). The City Commission will hold a public hearing on March 12, 1953 at 2:00 o'clock P.M. in the City Commission room on the first floor of the City Hall in Lubbock to consider the recommendations of the Zoning and Planning Commission to determine the advisability of adepting its proposal; and at which time and place all interested persons will be given an opportunity to protest against the proposed amendment or make recommendations in support thereof. After said hearing, the City'Commission will determine whether the Zoning Ordinance will be amended in accordance with such recommendation. ATTEST: /s/ Lavenia Lowe Lavalia Lowe, City Secretary /s/ Murrell R. Tripp Murrell R. Tripp, Mayor This being the date set for hearing in accordance with the legal notices on zone case No. 418, No. 420, and No. 421, the hearing was held with no persons appearing to protest the Zone change in either of the 3 cases. Mr. Lynn Andrews, Secretary to the City Planning and Zoning Commission, appeared before the commission recommending the change of zones as set out in the legal notices stating that the zone changes are in a ccomdance with the over all zoning plan in the areas whereupon motion was made by Commissioner Morris, s:conded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, that the hearing b96losed and that Ordinance No. 1348 be passed on first reading. ORDINANCE NO. 1348 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 661 AND THE OFFICIAL ZONING V D OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK SO AS TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES: (1) ZONING CASE #418 - CHANGE LOTS 14 THROUGH 191, BLOCK 8, MCCRUMMEN 2D ADDITION, FROM "B" TO "F" ZONING DISTRICT (22D STREET AND AVENUE Q); (2) ZONING CASE #420 - CHANGE THE PROPERTY BEGINNING AT A POINT 685 FEET WEST AND 140 FEET NORTH OF THE SOUTHEAST COfVER OF SECTION 7, BLOCK B, TTRR; THENCE NORTH 557 FEET; THENCE WEST 635 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 557 FEET; THENCE EAST 635 FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING, FROM AN "H" AND "C" DISTRICT TO THE "J" ZONING DISTRICT; (3) ZONING CASE #421 - CHANGE ALL OF BLOCK 2, McMIIJAN HEIGHTS INSTALLMENT #1, FROM THE "A" DISTRICT TO THE "C" DISTRICT MDIANA AVENUE AND COLGATE STREET). Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners P_orris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, Ordinance No. 1349 was passed on first -reading, ORDINANCE NO. 1349 AN ORDINANCE REVOKING THE PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE NO. 690, FINALLY PASSED MARCH 25, 1943, BEING ENTITLED: "AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTABLISHING A DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT TO THE CITY OI,UBBOCK TO BE KNOWN AS THE DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION; CREATING A RECREATION COUNCIL AND PRESCRIBING ITS DUTIES AND PROVIDING FOR FINANCING THE DEPARTMENT." Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, the following Resolution was passed. GWO 721 R E S 0 L U T•I O N RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING ESTIMATE OF THE COST OF IMPROVDiENTS, OF AMOUNTS TO BE ASSESSED FM IMPROVEMENTS IN THE NATURE OF GRADING, LAYING CURB AND GUTTER AND E°AVING PORTIONS OF CERTAIN STREETS, HIGHWAYS, AVENUES AND/OR ALLEYS IN THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS AND CERTAIN STREETS AND HIGHWAYS, AVENUES AND/OR ALLEYS ALONG THE BOUNDARY OF SAID CITY, INCLUDING WIDENING OF TWO STREETS, SAID IMPROVEMENTS BEING DESIGNATED AS GWO 721, FIXING THE TIME AND PLACE FOR A HEARING TO THE OWNERS OF ABUTTING PROPERTY, AND OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN SAID PROPERTY, AND DIRECTING THE CITY SECRETARY TO PUBLISH NOTICE ON BEHALF OF THE GOVERNING BODY OF THECITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS. WHEREAS, the Governing Body of theCity of Lubbock has heretofore ordered that portions of the streets, highways, avenues and/or alleys be improved by grading, installing concrete curb and gutter and paving with caliche base and quadruple asphalt surface together with incidentals and appurtenances, and that two streets be widen&d, and arrangements therefore have been made and entered into by the City of Lubbock, Texas with Warren and Purtell, Incorporated, Contractor, and, WHEREAS, the Governing Body of the City of Lubbock has caused the CityEngineer to prepare and file estimates of the cost of such improvements and estimates of the amounts per front foot to be assessed against abutting property and the owners thereof and such estimates have been prepared ancyexamined; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS I. Such estimates be and they are hereby adopted and approved. Ii. NOTICE TO THE OWNERS OF PROPERTY ABUTTIN3 UPON THE HEREINBELOW MENTIONED PORTIONS OF STREETS, HIGHWAYS, AVENUES ANI} OR ALLEYS AND TO ALL OTHERS AFFECTED: The Governing Body of the City of Lubbock has heretofore ordered that the following portions of streets, highways, avenues and/or alleys in and along the boundary of the said City of Lubbock, Texas, be improved by raising, grading and filling and installing concrete curbs and gutters and dorm sewers and drains where necessary on streets, highways, avenues and/or alleys, designated below. - It is hereby found and determined that the cost of improvements on such portions of said streets, avenues, highways and/or alleys with the amount or amounts per front foot proposed to be assessed for such improvements against the abutting property and the owners thereof ,on the portions of said streets, avenues, highways and/or alleys are as follows, to -wit: Auburn Street from its intersection with the West Property Line of Flint Avenue to its intersection with the West Property Line of Gary Avenue, known and designated as Unit Number 945-B; the estimated cost of improvements is $3007,77; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessedAgainst the abutting property owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.1103494 for front abutting property. 28th Street from its intersection with the East Property Line of Memphis Avenue to a point 60 feet East of the East Property Line of Memphis Avenue, known and designated as Unit Number 1398; the estimated cost of improvements is $423.80; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $2.7373728 for front abutting property. Memphis Avenue from its intersection with the South Property Line of 27th Street to its intersection with the North Property Lingof 28th Street, known and designated as Unit Number 1400; the estimated cost of im o egients is $2672.84.; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the/ and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements wxclusive of curb is $3.2196415 for front abutting property and $2.14.64384 for side abutting property. Memphis Avenue from its intersection with the South Property Line of 28th Street to a point 3 feet North of the North Property Line of the alley between 28th & 29th Street, known and designated as Unit Number 1401-A; the estim-aated cost of improvements is $1170.40; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $2.7763846 for front abutting property and $1.8509323 for side abutting property. 42nd Street from its intersection with the West Property Line of Avenue S to its inter- section with the West Property Line of Avenue T, known and designated as Unit Number 1429; the estimated cost of improvements is $4794.07; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per f ront foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.0289098 for front abutting property. 64.th Street f rom its intersection with the West Property Line of Avenue T to its intersection with the East Property Line of Avenue U. known and designated as Unit Number 1430; the estimated cost of improvements is $6,527.08,; the estimated amount per front foot to be assess- ed against the abutting propety and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improve- ments exclusive of curb is $2.?374019 for front abutting property. Avenue V from its intersection with the South Property Line of 6th Street to its intersection with the North Property Line of 7th Street known and designated as Unit Number 14.31; the estimated cost of improvements is "2,154.56; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb.is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property, and the owners thereof for improvements exclusive,6f curb is $3.30071568 for front abutting property and $2.2047822 for side abutting property. 36th Street from its intersection with the East Property Line of Louisville Avenue to its intersects on with the East Property Line of kemphis Avenue , known and designated as Unit Number 143�; the estimated cost of improvements is $4,794.07; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners therecE for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.0288606 for front abutting property. Detroit Avenue from its intersection with the North Property Line of 2nd Street to its intersection with the South Property Line of 1st Place, known ancyde*aated as Unit Number 1433; the estimated cost of improvements if $1,961.85; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0,55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners there- of for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.153$334 for front abutting property and $2.1025661 for side abutting property. 22nd Place from its intersection with the West Property Line of Nashville Avenue to its intersection with the West Property Line of hemphis Avenu( 4Mown and designated as Unit Number 1434; the estima$4 ted cost of improvements ,931.34; the estimated amount per front to be assessed against the abutting property/ogs thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.1400411 for front abutting property. 40th Street from its intersection with the East Property Line of Avenue X to its intersection with the West Property Line of Avenue U, known anddesignated as Unit Number 1435; the estim- ated cost of improvements is $14,060.58; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0._5� ; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property/ i.1i rROT& improvements exclusive of curb is $3.0284504 for front abutting property and $24189770 for side abutting property. Joliet Avenue from its intersection with the South Property Line of 23rd Street to its intersection with the North Property line of 24th Street, known and designated as Unit Number 1443; the estimated cost of.improvements is 02,080.50; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.1764705 for front abutting property and $2,1176576 for side abutting property. 41st Street from its intersection with the West Paving Line of Avenue H to its intersection with the West Property Line of Avenue J, known andAesignated as Unit Number 1444; the estimated cost of improvements is $5,207.19; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3,5316551 for front abutting property. Memphis Avenue from its intersection with the South Property Line of 32nd Street to its intersection with the North Property Line of 33rd Street, known anddrsignated as Unit Number 1445; the estimated cost of iiftprovements is $2,906.30; the estimated amount per front foot tp be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.5454528 for front abutting property and $2,3636470 for side abutting property. 41st Street fam its intersection with the East Paving Line of Avenue H to its intersection with the West Paving Line of Avenue D,known and designated as Unit Number 1450; the estimat- ed cost of improvements is,$9,655.32; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the .estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improve- ments exclusive of curb is $2.9488040 for front abutting property and $1.8950000 for side abutting property. Juniper. Avenue from its intersection with the South Paving Line of Railroad A enue to its intersection with the North Paving Line of 34th Street, known an4kdes�gnated as Unit Number 1451; the estimated cost of improvements is $18,809.59;tthe estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereo.Oor improvements exclusive of curb is $3.0711699 for front abutting property. 37th Street $om its intersection with the West Property Line of Fling Avenue to its intersect- ion with the West Property Line of Elgin Avenue, known an4&stg ated as Unit Number 1456; the estimated cost of improvements is $4,802.12; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.0944583 for front abutting property. 38th Street from its intersection with the West Property Line of Avenue B to its inter- section with the Welt Gutter Line of Avenue A:, known and designated as Unit Number 1457; the estimated cost of improvements is $5,056.09; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is,$0.55; the estimated amount per front .foot be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.5521736 for front abutting property. 49th Street ftopit s intersection with the West Property Line of Avenue T to its intersection with the West Property Line of Avenue U, known and designated as Unit Number 1458; the j estimated cost of improvements is $4,794.07; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for cutb is ;;0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.0288606 for front abutting property. Avenue K (Widening) from its intersection with the South Gutter Line of 16th Street to its intersection with the North Gutter Line of 19th Street, known and designated as Unit Number 1459; the estimated cost of improvements and widening is'$12,556.15; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements and widening including curb is $3.80029 for front abutting property. Avenue P from its intersection with the South Property Line of 59th Street (East Leg) to its intersection with the South Property Line of 61st Street (West Leg), known and designated as Unit Number 1460; the estimated cost of improvements is $5,959.93; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $4.5038366 for front abutting property and �'3.0025727 for side abutting Property. 36th Street from its intersection with the East Property Line of Hartford Avenue to its intersection with West Property Line of Flint Avenue, known and designated as Unit Number 1463; the estimated cost of improlement s is $10,286.56; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of .curb is y130469083 for front abutting property. 35th Street from its intersection with the East Pa:�riing Line of Avenue H to its intersection with the West Pro ebty Line of Avenue G, known and designated as Unit Number 1466; the estimated cost o improvements is $22619.25; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the.abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amonhtper front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3,07671212 for front abutting. property and $2.05115167 for side abutting property. Avenue G from its intersection with the South Property Line/34fh Street to its intersection with the South Property Line of 35th Street, known and designated as Unit Number 1467; the estimated cost of -improvements is $1,962.96; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.36494A for front abutting property and $2.2432975 for side abutting property. Avenue H (widening) from its intersection with the South Property Line of 30th Street to its intersection with the South Property Line of 33rd Street (West Leg) known and designated as Unit Number 1469; the estimated -cost of improvements is $7,087.62; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvement de e us f urb will d'ffer, h b k from 30th Street to 31st Street btecause f eI ary�nmg n u ecoef ��iee�improvQrO.merrtss rop r�% St. and these two amounts are as follows: (1) from 30th to 31st on the east side, $3.4569333, and (2) from 31st to 33rd on both sides, $4,1732568. There will be no assessment levied against abutting property and owners thereof from 30th to 31st Street on the west side as this portion of Avenue H is already widened with a permanent type of improvements. Quaker Avenue from its intersection with the North property Line of 30th Street to its intersection with the North Waving Line of 34th Street, known and designated as Unit Number 1470; the estimated cost of improvements is $14,420.32; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.837953 for front abutting property and $2.5586366•for side abutting property. 21st Street from its intersection with the West Property Line of Krn_oxuille Avenue to its intersection with the East Property Line of Louisville Avenue, known and designated as Unit Number 1471; the estimated cost of improvements is w4045.82; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $2.7374297 for front abutting property. 36th Street from its intersection Company R.O.W. adjacent to Avenue Avenue J, known and designated a is $4,219.42; thVestimated amour owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the abutting property and owners for front abutting property. with the East Line Ft. Worth & Denver City Railway L to its intersection with the West Property Line of s Unit Number 1472; the estimated cost of improvements and per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property/ the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against thereof for improveme m s exclusive of curb is $3.0581792 47th Street from its intersection with the West Property Line of Nashville Avenue to its intersection with the West Propmr y Line of "eroin Avenue, known and designated as Unit Number 1473; the estimated cost of improvements is 8,963.03; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against, the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is 40.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvementsexclusive of curb is $3.1364736 for front abutting nronerty. Orlando Avenue from its intersection with the South Paving Line of 46th Street to its intersection with the North Property Line of 47th Street, known and designated as Unit Number 1474; the estimated cost of improvements is $2,410.88; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is •$0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.8094653 for front abutting property and $2.5396562 for side abutting property. Fordham Streets from its intersection with the West property Line of Elgin Avenue to its intersection with the West Property Line of/'lint Avenue, known and designated as Unit Number 1475; the estimated cost of improvements is $2,760.47; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $2.7374056 for front abutting property. Avenue U from its intersection with the South Gutter Line of 40th Street to its intersection with the North Property Line of 46th Street, known and designated as Unit Number 1476; the estimated cost of improvements is $18,161.56; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the aubtting property and owners thereof for curb is $$0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is w3.3273162 for front abutting property and $2.21822189 for side abutting property. 46th Street from its intersedtion with the East Property Ling6f Avenue U to its intersection with the East Property Line of Colege Avenue, known anddesignated as Unit Number 1477; the estimated cost of improvements is $2.3,492.79; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated i amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $2,9467340 for front abutting property. Avenue P from its intersection with the North Prop%V Line of 50th Street to its inter- section with the North Paving Line of Avenue Q South Drive, known and designated as Unit Number 1478; the estimated cost of improvements is $11,551.52; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.5480269 for front abutting property and II $2.3653631 for side abutting property. I North Akron Avenue from its intersection with the South Property Line of Emory Street, to its intersection with the South Property Line of Dartmouth Street, known and designated as Unit Number 1479; the estimated cost of improvements is $5,436.40; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $4.0000454 for front abutting property and $2.40106474 for side abutting property. Athens Avenue from its intersection with the North rroperty Line alley between Cornell and Dartmouth Streets to its intersection with the North Gutter Line of Cornell Street, known and designated as Unit Number 14805 the estimated cost of improvements is $1026.91; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and ewners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.9883018 for front abutting property and $2.6588812 for side abutting property. East 31st Street from its intersection with the East Property Line of Juniper Avenue to its intersection with the West Paving Line of Railroad Avenue, known and designated as Unit Number 1481; the estimated cost of improvements is $9,787.75; the estimated amount pevtront foot to be assessed against the abutting Property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.64820783 for front abutting property and $2.43215069 for side abutting property. Nashville Avenue from its intersection with the North Property Line of 32nd Street to its intersection with the South Property Line of 31st Street, known and designated as Unit Number 1482; the estimated cost of improvements is $2,152.34; the estimated amount �er front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55 the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is 03.1599245 for front abutting property and $2.1066269 for aide abutting property. 37th Street from its intersection with the West Gutter Line of Hartford Avenue to its intersection with the East Property Line of Gary Avenue, known and designated as Unit Number 1483; the estimated cost of improvements is $5,106.11 the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof foVcurb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.2946654 for front abutting property. 35th Street from its intersection with the West �roperty Line of Joliet Avenue to its intersection with the West property Line of Knoxville Avenue, known and designated as Unit Number 14% ; the estimated cost of improvements is $4,817.38; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting ppoperty and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed againd, the abutting property and owners there- of for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.0515083 for front abutting property and $2.0343970 for side abutting property. 47th Street from its intersection with the West Property Line of Avenue U to its intersection with the West Property Fine of Avenue V, known and designated as Unit Number 1485; the estimated cost of improvements is $4,794.07; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is.$0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed againstAhe abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.0288606. Avenue D from its intersection with the South Property Line of 54th Street to its intersection with the East Property Line of Avenue G(South Leg), known and designated as Unit Number 1487; the estimated cost of improvements is $15,945.35; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.5029787 for front abutting property and $2.335330$ for side abutting property. Avenue G from its intersection with the South Property Line of 58th Street to its intersection with the North Property Line of 60th Street, known and designated as Unit Number 1488; the estimated cost of improvments is.$6,536.25; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property aid owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.73383 44 for front abutting property and $2.4892367 for side abutting property. 60th Street from its intersection with the East Paving Line of Avenue H to its intersection with the East Property Line of Alley East of Avenue G, known and designated as Unit Number 1489; the estimated cost of improvements is $3,581.53; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for/curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be -assessed againstthe abutting/aRRONEt$s thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $4.6185856 for front abutting property and $3.0790725 for side abutting property. rOrlandb) Avenue from its intersection with the South Property Line of 47th Street to its intersection with the North Property Line of 48th Street, known and designated as Unit Number 1490; the estimated cost of improvements is $20240.86; the_ estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front, foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.6891701 for front abutting property and $2.459459 for side abutting property. 48th Street from its intersection with the West Property Line of Nashville Avenue to its irrtersection.with the West Property Line of Peoria Avenue., known and designated as Unit Number 1491; the estimated cost of improvements is $8,963.03; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for gurb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $3.1364736 for front abutting property. 58th Street from its intersection with the East Paving Line of Avenue H to its intersection with the East Property Line of Avenue G (South Leg) known and designated as Unit Number 1492; the estimated cost of improvements is $3,449.39; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is $4.62014258 for front abutting property and $3.08011045 for side abutting property. Louisville Avenue from its intersection with the South Property Line of 31st Street to its intersection with the North Property Line of 32nd Street known and designated as Unit Number 1495; the estimated cost of improvements is $2,148.11; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for curb is $0.55; the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against the abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is 0.1527358 for front abutting property and $2.1018344 for side abutting property. And arrangement for the making and construction of such improvements with pavement of quadruple course asphalt surface treatment (Inverted Penetration Type) and a Six (6) Inch compacted caliche base in streets, highways, avenues and/or alleys and with pavement of Five (5) Inch concrete slab in alleys has been made and entered by The City of Lublbcck, Texas and rolls or statements showing the proposed amounts to be assessed against abutting property and the owners thereof have been filed with the City, such rolls or statements showing other matters and things, and have been .approved and the City Commission of said City has fixed a tune and place for hearing to the owners of property abutting upon said portions of streets, highways, avenues and/or alleys, and to all other affected, at which hearing the amounts to be assessed against the respective parcels of abutting land and the owners thereof for improvements in the units upon whibh the particular parcels of properly abuts, the amounts of benfits to the respective parcels of property by means of the improvements in thq(mit upon which the particular property abuts, the regularity of the proceedings with reference to such improvements, the apportionment of the cost of subh improvements, and other matters and things will be determined, and after such hearings assessments will by ordinance be made and levied, and such hearing will be had and --held b, and before the City Commission of the City of Lubbock, Texas, in regular Commission meeting room in thgtity Hall, in thetity of Lubbock, Texas on'the 26th Bay of March 1953, at 2:00 P.M. otclock. The fills or statements showing the proposed amounts of such assessments are on file In the office of the City Secretary and copies thereof are in the office of thetity Engineer of th(�tity of Lubbock and open to inspection of any interested parties at any time, and of all said matters and things all such owners of property, as well as any and others in anyzide affected or interest— ed, will take due notice, By order of the City Commission of the City of Lubbock, this the 12th day of March, 1953.I No notice other than that hereinabove provided for shall be necessary but publication of sue]/notice shall be due and sufficient notice to any and all persons, firms, corporations and other parties. That a hearing be given and held by and before the Governing Body of the City of Lubbock, Texas, to all persons owning or claiming any property abutting any part or portion of said streets, highways, avenues and/ or alleys described in Section = , of this Resolution as well as all owning or claiming any interest in any such property. Such hearing shall be given and held on the 26th day of Narch, 1953, at 2:00 P.M. o'clock on the first floor in the City Hall, City of Lubbock, Texas and the City Secretary is hereby directed to give notice of the time and place of such hearing, and of other matters and facts in accordance with the terms and provisions of an Act passed at the first called session of th§(40th Legislature of the State of Texas and known as Chapter 106 of the Acts of said Legislature which has been adopted as an amendment to and made a part of the Charter of the City of Lubbock, Texas, and as amended by Chapter 281 Acts of the 52nd Regular Session of said Legislature. Such notice shall be by advertisement inserted at least three times in a newspaper published in the City of Lubbock, Texas; the first publication shall be made at least tan days before the said hearing. Said notice shall comply with and be in accordance with the terms and provisions of this resolution and said Acts as amended. PASSED AND APPROVED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS, THIS, THE 12TH DAY OF MARCH 1953. ATTEST: /s/ Lavenia Lowe Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary APPROVED - Is/ W. B. Holmes W. B. Holmes, City Engineer APPROVED: /s/ Vaughn E. Wilson Vaughn E. Wilson, City Attorney /s/ Murrell R. Tripp . Murrell R. Tripp, Mayor, City of Lubbock, Texas f153-11-363-778 Motion by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commi --, sioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, the following Resolution was passed. R E S O L U T I O N WHEREAS, the City of Lubbock has heretofore entered into written contract with J. Frank Gray and wife, Lily W. Gray, and Mrs. Jimmie Standefer, designated "owners" in said agreement which provided for the disposal for certain effluent and which said agreement further provided that said "owners" should have the privilege of making arrangement with other prosy owners for disposing of thq6ffluent on other lands, with the consent of the governing body of the City of Lubbock duly exaessed by a resolutuon subject to the terms and conditions to be stated in such resolution; and, WHEREAS, said "owners" desire to furnish effluent to lands owned by or in possession of W.B. Price and wife, Viola J. Price; NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COWff SSION OF THIiCITY OF LUBBOCK: SECTION 1. That` J. Frank Gray, et al, designated as "owners" in said contract dated November 23, 1948 and the extension thereof dated February 28, 1953, are hereby author- ized to make arrangements with W. B. Price and wife, Viola J. Price, for the disposal of effluent under the following conditions; (a) That such effluent shall never be handled, stored, transported or disposed of by the said W. B. Price and wife, Viola J. Price, in a manner which will or may be calculated to create anusiance to adjoining or nearby residents or property owners. (b) That any arrangements made shall be subject to the conditions and terms of the said agreement entered into between the City and J. Frank Gray, et al, and all costs pertaining thereto shall be paid by J. Frank Gray, et al, and/or W. B. Price and wife, Viola J. Price. (c) That/any arrangements made between the said W. B. Price and wife, Viola J. Price, and J. Frank Gray, et al, shall never be construed as binding the City of Lubboc4 to deliver any quartLty of effluent upon the lands of or under control of the said W. B. Price and wife, Viola J. Price, their heirs or assigns. (d) That the said W. B. Price and wife, Viola J. Price, and all persons having an interest in the lands to which the effluent is, to Be delivered agree to indemnify and hold harmless the City of Lubbock and J. Frank Gray, et/al, against any and all costs, claims and damages of every nature, which may grow out of the transportation to, or _ storage, handling and use of such effluent upon said lands. On motion -of Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, the foregoing Resolution was unanimously passed by vote of the City Commission this 12th day of March, 1953. /s/ Murrell R. Tripp MURREL.L R. TRIPP, Mayor ATTEST: /s/ Lavenia Lowe Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary -Treasurer CAM:rr' 3-11-53 3-11-3 -7 t The City Attorney discussed the objections to title of approximately 53.2 acres out of Section 3, Block "B", Lubbock County, from W. B. Price, pointing out that a narrow strip of land will lie between the City tract and the property to be purchased from W. B. Price in Section 3, Block "B", pointing out that probably the only title which could be shown to such narrow strip would be a limitation title. Such matter was presented to the City Commission, together with the probable consequences of accepting title without obtaining a eluit,:alaim deed from W. B. Price, et al, and /the City Commission weed the objection made to acceptance of title and directed the City Attorney to close out the trati's'attion of exchange of properties with W. B. Price ,by motion of Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter and carried by the ?ollowing vote: Commissioners voting 11YEA11:Morris, Carpenter,Davis, Thomas & Mayor �;ipp Commissioners voting "NAY": None 3-11-364-780 Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize Mayor Murrell R. Tripp to execute the following Warranty De;:d wherein the City exchatges land with W. B. Price, This land being located on the north side of City's 100 acre tract that will be used as a park for the Negro Housing Project. WARRANTY DEED THE STATE OF TEXAS KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENT: COUNTY OF LUBBOCK THAT THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, a Home Rule Municipal Corporation, acting by and through its officers heretofore duly authorized, of theCounty of Lubbock and State of Texas, for and i.n consideration of conveyance to it of approximately 53.21 acres out of,6ection Three (3), B16ck B, Lubbock County, Texas, by W. B. PRICE AND Wife, VIOLA J. PRICE, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged and confessed, have Granted, Sold and Conveyed,and by these presents do GRANT, SELL and CONVEY unto the said W. B.PRICE and wife, VIOLA J. PRICE, of the County of Lubbock, State of Texas, all that certain parcel and tract of land lying and being situate in Lubbock County, Texas, being further described as follows: All of the Southwest One-fourth (SW 1) of Section Two (2), Block B, Lubbock County, Texas that lies North of the Fort Worth & Denver South Plains Railway'Company right-of-way, the location of such right-of-way being described in Volume 125, page 390 and Volume 140, page 281 of the Deed Records of Lubbock County, Texas, and containirig 52.8 acres, more or less. There is, however, RESERVED AND EXCEPTED from this grant an undivided one-half interest in and to all the oil, gas and other minerals in, under and upon such above described property, it being the intention herein to convey to the grantees,their heirs, and assigns, by this conveyance the remaining one-half undivided interest, and by these presents do GRANT, SELL, and CONVEY unto W. B. PRICE and wife, VIOLA J. PRICE., their heirs and assigna, an undivided one-half interest in and to all of the oil, gas, and other minerals in, on and under all that property set out hereinabove. There is further RESERVED AND EXCEPTED from this grant a twenty (20)-foot permanent utility easement through such property, running in a Southeasterly direction from the Northwest Corner of the property herein conveyed, -and being ten feet (101) distant on each side of the center line of such permanent utility easement being further described as follows: BEGINNING at d point which is Ten feet (101) East of the Northwest corner of the Southwest One-fourth (SW 1) section of Section Two (2), Block B, Lubbock County, Texas; ` THENCE South a distance of 52 feet to an existing sanitary sewer manhole; THENCE South 120031 East a distane q6f 1658 feet to an existing sanitary sewer manhole which is 356 feet East of the West line of said Section Two (2), Block B; THENCE South 44o37' East a distance of 31 feet to a point in the North right- of-way line of ForjtWorth & Denver Railway, said point being the end of this easement. -1L-fib -781 -11765-n U8 It is expressly agreed and understood that such permanent utility easement herein reserved and eccepted shall permit construction, reconstruction and perpetual maintenance of all untilities, and the further right of i.ngrees, egress and regress at all times and seasons for such purposes, and, if the center line herein described deviates in any manner from the utilites _as they exist, them such oentef� line shall conform to the e>.sting utilities contained therein. It is further expressly agredd and understood thatiiio liens of whatsoever kind or nature are herein reserved, either expressly or impliedly, the entire consideration being the exchanges of properties as set out herein, all of which such consideration has been paid t d eceidve,$ the antgr TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the above descri� d ] emisgs to ether w�.tfi a an s itar, a rights and appurtenances thereto in anywise belonging unto the said .�r" wife Vila J. Pr ce their heirs arr assi dns fOirgnsr'tend does here bind i self its successors a assxnt and Forever Defen4&13/and singular the said premises unto the said W. B. PRICE and wife, VIOLA J. PRICE, their heirs and assigns, against every person whomsoever lawfully claiming, oyto claim the same or any part thereof. WITNESS THE HAND OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, a Home Rule Municipal Corporation, this the 12th day of March, 1953. ATTEST: /s/ Lavenia Lowe Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary -Treasurer THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF LUBBOCK CITY OF LUBBOCK BY: /s/ Murrell R. Tripp MURRELL R. TRIPP, Mayor BEFORE ME, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County, Texas, on this day personally appeared MURRELL R. TRIP::, 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 CITL OF LUBBOCK and as MAYOR, for the purposes and consideration therein expresses, and in the capacity therein stated. GIM UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE, this 12th day of March A.D. 1953. (SEAL) APPROVED AS TOIORM: /s/ Vaughn.E. Wilson City Attorney APPROVED AS TO DESCRIPTION: /s/ W. B. Holmes City Engineer /s/ Maxine Mc a_rdless MAXINE 'McCANDLESS, Notary Public, Lubbock, County, Texas. - Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to approve change order to contract for construction of K. N. Clapp Swinming Pool, J. Ray Givens contractor, to increase the contract in the amount of $196.00 in order to use vandal proof showevfieads in lieu of the shower heads specified in the contract. Motion by Comrna ssioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner I.:orris, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to approve change order #3 to GWO No. 679 water well drilling contract, L. A. Peeples, contractor., to subtract $565 fro4he adjusted contract price. This change order being _. necessary to establish a unitirice for drilling of 1811 holes the size of holel covered by this contract being reduced from 30" to 1811 upon discovery ofjho gravel packing being required. Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner lorris, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to approve payment of the difference in cost of 811 water main and 12" water main at Indiana Avenue from 44th Street to 46th Street, in the amount of $1500.00,. Payment to be made from Water Bond Funds. The developers in the area to pay the cost of the 811 water main. Motion by Commissioner Carpanter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, tp authorize the extension of a 1211 water main in 4th Street from an existing 161, water main near the east right-of-way of the Panhandle and Santa Fe Railroad Company, Seagrave Branch to the west limits of the proposed 4th Street Freeway. Estimated cost of this extension $2557.75, to be ;paid from Water Bond Funds. 3-11-366-785 Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Daviq�nd Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to approve and xthorize payment of final estimate for the drilling and developing of 811 water wells under GWO No. 679, in the amount of '14,852.00. Payment to be made from Water Bond Funds. L. A. Peeples, contractor. 3-11-366-786 Motion by Commissioner Morris,seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to approve final payment to Parkhill, Smith and Cooper for Engineering services on GWD No. 670, improve- ments at Booster Pumps and Pump Station #4. Final payment being in the amount of $443.73. , ,.to be made from. Water Bond Funds. 3-11- 366-787 Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and homas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to author- ize final payment to Parkhill, Smith & Cooper for engineering services on GWO No. 725, 2 M.G. Reservoir and Pump Station No. 7. Total payment .being in the amount of $3,690.18, to be paid from Water Bond Funds. 3-ll-366-788 Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize appropriation of $1960.00 for Purchase of Electric Well Logger. Payment of appropriation to be made from Water Bond Funds, as this instrumentf4ill be used to eliminate doubt as to whetter or not water wells should be drilled at any certain locations. i-11-366-789 Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Aayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to author- ize appointment ofthe following men to serve as members of the Board of Adjustment Zoning Ordinance. Roy Bass appointed for 2-year term from February 27, 1953 to February 27, 1955. Q. B. Taylor appointed for 2-year term from February 27, 1953 to February 27, 1955. -11-366-790 Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Daicis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nayp to author- ize Mayor Murrell R. Tripp to execute notes to the Citizens National Bank, Lubbock, Texas, in an amount to not exceed $200,000.00. This money being borrowed by the City to supplement .ark and Recreation Bond Funds until City Bond funds are available. Money needed at this time to pay, estimates on the 2 swimming pools under construction irk K. N. Clapp and Mae Simmons Parks. --11-366-791 Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, I'layor Tripp angCommission,rs Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize employment of 0. R. Walker, Archietect, to prepare plans and specifications for construction of a drill tower to be used by the �gbbock Fire Department tenatative location for the drill tower - grounds immediately east of the repair Shop, on City property. '94-1 C - .3_4) -11-366-7,L2 Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize payment to Mr. J. B. Cassel, Certified Public Accountant, in the amount of $4,815.00 for annual audit of the Cityts records for the fiscal year 1951-1952. Mr. Casselts audit having been accepted by the City Commission on February 26, 1953. -11-366-793 Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter., motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to approve transfer of funds as follows: (A) $300.00 from Airport Equipment Account (42-Z-1) to Traffic Department Equipment Account (11-7r1) for purchase of used striping machine. (B) $1200.00 from unappropriated Airport Revenue Funds to Airport Travel Account (42-F-6). -11- 366-794 The following report was given the City Commission by Lynn Andrews, Secretary to the Zoning -. and Planning Commission; The City Planning Commission in regular meeting March 5, 1953, unanimously recommended to the City Commission that the following zoning6ases not be granted. CASE #422 - Request.of George Cato to change Lots 10, 11 and 12, Block 7, Wheelocks 2nd Addition from the "E" to "F" Zoning District (Birch Avenue and 25th Street). The Commission felt that grantingthis request would be "spot zoning" and not in keeping with the principles of zoning. CASE #424 - Request of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Allen to change the north 1/2 of Block 1, T. W. Moore Subdivision from the "B" to "F" Zoning District (Knoxville Avenue and 34th Street). The Planning Commission felt that additional commercial zoning on 34th Street is not justified at this time. 53-11-367-795 Request was received from T. J. Davis wherein Mr. Davis requested the return to him the money he paid to City for the pro rata Water andbewer charge on lei lots in the Ben Dixon Subvidision. At the time Mr. Davis paid thi6ro rats.charge he did not own any of the above lots but did have an gption qn them. Since that time Mr. Davis has let his option lapse and the property reverted to the original owners. This matter was referred to the City Attorney for consideration and recommendation. 53-11-367-796 Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, "layor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay„ to author- ize the purchase from the Burroughs Addding Machine Company, of one additional Water and Bight Department billing (accounting) machine. Delivery to be made to the City on said machine on or about October 1, 1953, estimated cost ;4,241.70. The purchase to be made from the Burroughs�ompany because 4 the billing equipment in this office is of the Burroughs type. l 53-11-367-797 Request was received from the Sisters of St. Joseph of Texas (Saaiat Mary's of the �-Flpins Hosptial) for refund of taxes paid to the ICU.,96n thierreal property for the year 1952 in the amount of $1,018.05. The City Commission passed a Resolution on February 12, 1953 authorizingkhe City Tax Collector and Assessor, when exemptions are calmed, to require the claimant to show that the property claimed to be exempted has, in fact been lawfully exempt by Lubbock County and the State of Texas, before such exemption will be allowed by the City of Lubbook.Whereupon it was unanimously agreed by th�City Cbmmission if the County of Lubbock and State of Texas has exempted this property from taxes for the year 1952, that the refund will be made. -11_�67-798 Consideration was given the request of County Commissioner Short that the City of Lubbock make new collection from the property owners on each side of west 19th Street from the Santa Fe Railroad R.O.W. west to the City Limits line for the cost of curb and gutter for paving at $1.60 per front foot on the proposed improvements on this portion of 19th Street, Mr. Short advised that the County of Lubbock collected from each of the property owners abutting this street $1.60 per front foot for curb and gutter in accordance with instructions from the State Highway Department when this project was initiated some 12 to 15 months ago, and the County now has in its possession in the auditcrI s office checks from the abutting property 9wners. Contracts by the County, with the said property owners on 19th Street since the issuance of these checks indicate that all o4h4roperty owners are still willing to pay the curb and gutter cost. The total linear ft. of curb and gutter to be charged abutting property is 11,483.7 feet and the total amount to be wllected is #18,373.92. After consideration of the above information the City Engineering Department was directed tosecure from County Commissioner Short the checks which have previously been deposited with the County of Lubbock for the curb and gutter on this portion of"west 19th Street to be conslowted by the Highway Department on the highway project ®xtending from the Bbownfield, Levelland, 19th Street wye to the west City Limits of th City of Lubbock. Since many of these checks were tendered by the property owners over 1 year ago the City Engineering Department was directed to obtain a new deposit from the property owners on west 19th Street for the curb and gutter to be constructed. Motion was made by Commissioner "-,orris, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Maya�Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize payment by the City of Lubbock to the State Highway Department for the cost of curb and guttwr in curb returns and at the street intersections on this project. This payement to be made from budgeted Street Paving Funds, Account 25-Y-8. The estimated cost to the City is $1,103.77. All of the moneys collected and furnished as outlined above are to bg placed in escrow in the bank for payment to the Highway Department prior to commencement of work on this project. -11- 67-79 There was consideration of the proposal of S. P. Covington presented through his attorney, John E. Vickers, to convey to the City all o4ot s 13 and 14, the west 1/2 of Lot 15, south 1/2 of Lot 11, John W. Jarrott's Subdivision, containing approximately 26.56 acres of land. Mr. Covrin.ton proposed to convey this land to the City in exchange for the City raising the lot level of the north 1/2 of Lot 11 and southeast 1/4 of Lot 12, John W. Jarrott Subdivision to the estimated Highwater level of 125. The City's estimate is that it would require U,650 cu. yds. of dirt to be taken from the 26.56 acres of land Mr. Covington proposed to convey to the City at an estimated cost of $3,495.00. After consideration of Mr. Covington request, motion was made by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissbners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to REJECT the proposal. ')3-11-368-800 Consideration was given the proposal ofSam H. Allred to convey to the City .129 acres of land off of ]Lots 4, 5 and 6 in Block 21, Country Club Addition for the consideration of $4,239.50 plus the further consideration of $2,060.50 for removal of obstructions and damages to this property. After consideration of this proposal , motion was made by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor Tripp anctommissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to REJECT the proposal. 3-11..368-801 LUBBOCK, TEXAS, FEBRUARY 23, 1953 TO THE MAYOR AND -CITY COMMISSIONS OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, LUBBOCK, TEXAS. PETITION TO CLOSE AND CANCEL DEDICATION OF 18TH STREET -FROM AVENUE A EAST CHAS, DEO AND G. HOLLIDAY, Petitioners, show that they own and possess astrip of land known as 18th Street from Avenue -A East. Chas. Deo owning fifty (50) feet thereof and G. Holliday owning -the North Twenty Five (N 251) feet. Each of them have deeds thereto and of record for more than fifteen (15) years. Likewise each of them have valuable improve- ments thereon considting of concrete buildings and a stucco building. Each have so used and occupied said premises for more than fifteen years continuously. Said improvements were erected on the premises in 1938 by permits duly issued by the City of Lubbock, Texas. - {f Taxes: The City of Lubbock, the State and County of Lubbock and the Lubbock Independent II School Dist }etae. have assessed said property for taxes since the year 1938 and each Petitioner has/ a s paid all taxes so assessed. The premises are not delinquent for any taxes. Likewise, all assessments fop�aving cof the,6riginal Avenue A have beem paid. Petitionersshow these facts are sufficient to preclude the City from recovering said property for street purposes or/otRy purposes. M OF SAME rra-11 Petitioners show that in fact for more than twenty five years said property of said street from Avenue A East has never been used as a street, has not been graded or in anywise, improved as a street, The section line of the survey of thgcoun section of the original town of Lubbock is the East boundry line of Block 222 and of the block adjoining it on the South. By reasoncf railroad tracKs and spur tracks and buildings and als4y reason of Lubbock Cotton Oil Mill and the extensive improvements thereon forbid any outlet of 18th Street East of Avenue A. Said oil mill property and railroad property could not be condemned for a street. Petitioners further show that Lubbock Cotton Oil Mill has a portion of the town section improved with improvements for the operation of its oil mill with buildings and/or spur tracks thereon so that said 18th Street is effectively closed as a street with no outlet whatsoever and without any necessity for said strip of land to be used for street purpose . Petitioners show further on information and belief, that since the construction of the railroad and prior thereto and especially since the construction of the Lubbock Cotton Oil Mill, said 18th Street has never been used or improved or in anywise graded by the City of Lubbock. In the original dedication of the town site of Lubbock, according to the mad, 18th Street extends East to Avenue A to the section line butt as aforesaid, becuase of the railroad and the oil mill said property .has been used, claimed or maintained as a street since about the year 1914. WHEREFORE, Petitioners prAy the City Commission to issue a formal order closing said Street from Avenue A East and submit in connection herewith the Affidavits of CALVIN QUILEY, E. J. JAMISON and MARIAH GREEN, to prove and corroborate the foregoing allegations respecting 18th Street. ls/ Chas. Deo Chas. Deo /s/ Gov. e nor Holliday Gove rnor Holliday SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE ME by the said CHAS DED ANIX GOVgNOR HOLLIDAY, this the 23rd day of February. Ls/ W. W. Campbell W. W. Campbell, Notary Public Lubbock County, Texas STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF LUBBOCK PERSONALLY BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, appeared CALVIN WILEY, E. J. JAMISON AN IIIARIAH GEEEN, Known to me and who being by me duly swmm each depose an0ay; We and each of us have resided in Lub:Dock, Texas for/thirty five (35) years or longer. I They have resided on property continuously within a block of so called 18th Street from a Avenue A East. To their knowledge, same has never been used as a street from Avenue A East to the section line or any part thereof; Neither has the City cf Lubbock or any other governing authority graded or opened. said street,, or maintained it as a street. 11 Iffiants further say therEA s not necessity for same to be opened . as a street. It is impossiblE4or same to be opened and used _as a street. The improvements, consisting of railroad tracks and spar tracks and oil mill property and improvments adjoining --and immediately East precludes an extendion ofsame &-tward. There isAo mutlet whatsoever for 18th Street from Avenue A. Each affiant says he owns and has owned tracts and lots and improvements thereon within one block of said 18th Street East of Avenue A and tha#all of of the foregoing facts stated respecting said Avenue A are true and mrrect and within their knowledge. They verify such facts for the City of Lubbock toAssue a formal order closing same to the benefit 6f all concerned. WITNESS our hands this 23rd day of February, 1953. /s/ C. C. Quile-v C. C. QUILEY _ /s/ E. J. Jamison E. J. JAMLSON /s/ Mariah Green MARIAH GREEN SWCfiN TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE NE bythe said CALVIN QUILEY, E. J. JAMEM N, AND MARIAH GREEN , this the 23rd day of February, 1953. /s/ S. W. Campbell W. W. CAMPBELL, Notary Public Lubbock County, Texas Consideration was given the above petition of Charles Deo and G. Holiday wherein it is 'requested-itbdt/Ehe City close and abandon 18th Street east of A-ineue A. Since the City of Lubbock has a 6" water line in this street location so that the north 25 ft. of tho/street now claimed by the above petitioners cannot be abandoned unless pernament easement is obtained, motion was made by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to REJECT the proposal b+caaag(of 18th Street east of Avenue A has never been formally closed by the City of Lubbock. 53-11-369-802 Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize purchase of 120 ft. of class 150 Cast Iron Pipe from R.B.Hodgson and Company at $3.66 per ft. this pipe being needed immediately to lay water line under the Panhandle and Santa Fe Railroad Company Seagraves track at 4th Street. Payment to be made from Water Bond funds. 53-11-369-803 Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried,. Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none 'voting Nair, to authorize Mayor Murrell R. Tripp to execute the following Warranty Deed wherein the City exchanges land with W. B. Price. This land being located on the north §ide of City's 100 acre tract that will be used as a park for the Negro Housing Project. (See page 364 for Warranty Deed) 11-362-804 Motion bbr Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize an ordinance to be drawn for presentation to the City Commission in their regular meeting of March 26, 1953 whereby 2nd Street at its projection at Avenue K would be closed, so that the presently obstructed area included in 2nd Street can be exchanged for a more advantegous right-of-way in this section. The description of 2nd Street to be abandoned, immediately East of Avenue K. is as follows: BEGINNING at the -North West corner of Block 9, William Tubbs Addition to the City of Lubbock, Lubbock County, Texae; THENCE North, a distance of 50 feet to a point; THENCE East, a distance of 71.0 feet to a poi-.t; THENCE South, a distance of 50 feet to a point, said point being the North East corner of Block 9, William Tubbs Addition; THENCE West with the North line of Block 9, William Tubbs Addition, a distance of 71.0 feet to the point of beginning. 53-11-369-805 Motion by Co*dssioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion c arried,Maycr Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea,, none vo#ing Nay, to aut: orize the City Manager, St-bve Matthews, to fnake a trip to New York at the expense of the City to present information regarding the Cit. financial conditiofi to Moody's Investors Service and Standard and -Poor, Municipal Bond Rating firms. 3-11-070-806 Joint proposal oyGeneral Telephone Company of the Southwest and Forrest Lumber Company of Lubbock, Texas, was presented the City Commission for consideration, wherein the City would acquire right-of-way for 4th Street. Total approximate cost of securing this 4th Street right-of-way as set out in said propsoal is: Move and reset garage on concrete slab (Bid) $ 890.00 Construct concrete slab (Bid) 1,660.00 Move engine generator estimated) 300.00 Cut back b ri ck tool building (estimated 400.00 Handle equipment now stored in garage (estimated) 400.00 Architects fees (estimateq) 250.00 Purchase propertyf= Forrest Lumber Co. �1 7 6.64 Approximate Total Cost $5,636.64 After consideration of the propesal, .otion was made by Commissioner, Davis, Mconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to accept the following proposal of General Telephone Company and Forrest Lumber Company for securing right-of-way for 4th Street. THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF LUBBOCK WHEREAS, General Telephone Company of the Southwest, a corp ation, hereinafter some- times refered to as "the Telephone Company", is th4wner of all, Ris 23 and 24, in Block 4, of the Original 'Town of Lubbock, Texas together with the improvements thereQz�;and WHEREAS, Forrest Lumber Gompany,a corporation, it thg6wner of Lots 20, 21, and 22, and Lots 4, g, 6, and 7 all in Blocl4, of the Original Town of Lubboh4jexas; and WHEREAS, the City of LuRock, Texas, deisres to acquire a strip of land off the entire North side of said Lot 24 for the purpose of widening a improving Fourth Street in the said City cf 114bbock; and WHEREAS, the proposed widening of Fourth Street by the City of Lubbock will necessitate ��e removal ff•om Lot 24 of 4/portion of the Telephone Cbmpany existing Toll Termiinal Bdilding, and the removal from Lot 23 and 24 ofVthe garage and warehouse buildir_c, now used anrd occupied by the said Telephone Company; NOW, THEREFORE., In order to permit th,e said widening and improvenat/to Fourtotreet to be accomplished, as aforesaid, and for and in consideration of the =�tbal benefits, privileges and advahthges which will accrue to the respective parties as a result thereof, General Telephone Company of the Southwest, Forrest Lumber Company, and the City of Lubbock, Texas, do hereby convenant and agree with one another as follows: 1. The Telephone Company will convey to the City of Lubbock, without cost, as a right --way for street or highway_ purposes, that portion of the West Twenty -Five feet (W.251) of Lot 24, in Bloch 4, of the Original Town of Lubboc4, Texas,'described as follows: BEGINNING at the Northwest corner of said Lot 24 and proceeding in an Easterly direct- ion along the North line of such lot a distance of twenty-five feet (25') to a point in the South line of Fourth Street as naw located; THENCE in a Southerly 'direction at right angles to said Fourth Street/distance of 8.41 feet, to a point in the proposed_ new right-of-way line of Fourth Street; THENCE in a Westerly direction along the proposed new right-of-way line of Fourth Street a distance of twenty-five feet (25') more or less to akoint in the West line of Lot 24 at its intersection with said new right-of-way line; THENCE in a Northerly direction with the West boundary line of Lot 24 a distance of seven feet two inches (71211) more or less to the point of beginning. 2. The Lumber Company will convey to the Telephone Company by special warranty deed all of Lots 4, 5, 6, and 7, and all of the West twenty-five feet (25') of Lot 22, in said Block 4, of the Original Town of Lubbock, Texas, and'in exchange for such property, the Telephone Ompany will convey to the Lumber Company by special warranty deed all of the East one hundred feet (E 1001) of Lots 23 and 24 in said Block 4, of the said Original Town of Lubbock, Texas. It is understood and agreed that each grantor shall furnish and deliver to its grantee an appropriate owner's policy of title insurance coveriiig the property conveyed to such grantee; 3. The Lumber Company will then sell and convey to the City of Lubbock, for and in consideration of the sum of One Thousand Seven Hundred Thirty -Six and 64/100 Dollars ($1,736.64), that portion of the East ongfiund red feet (E.1001) of Lot 24 as described as follows: BEGINNING at"a point in the South line of Fourth Street as now located, twenty-five feet (251) East of the Northwest comer of Lot 24, in Block 4, of the Original Town of Lubbock, Texas, and proceeding in an Easterly direction along the North line of such lot a distance of one hundred feet (1001) to the Northeast corrner of said Lot 24; THENCE in a gSoutherly direction at right angles to Fourth Street a distance of thirteen feet four inches (13t,4") to a point in the East line of said Lot 24; THENCE in a westgxly:direction ,Tong thglproposed new right-of-way line of Fourth Street a distance of one hundred feet (100' ) more or less to a point in such right-of-way line twenty-five feet (:3' ) East of. the West line of Lot 24; THENCE in a Northerly direction parallel to the West line of Lot 24 w dii'stance of 8.41 feet more or less to the point of beginning. such property bo be used for street or 'iighway parposes, as aforesaid. 4. The City of Lubbock, at its sole cost and expense, will place a new reinforced concrete slab floor on the rear on East 24 feet of Lots 4, 52 6, and 7, in Block 4, of the Torn of Lubbock, Texas, move the Telephone Company's garage and/varehouse building from its present location on Lqts 23 and 24, and securely bolt it to the new concrete slab. The structure shall be relocated and finished and all utilities shall be reinstalled therein in _sugh a way as to be in every respect equivalent to the structure in its present location. The City of Lubboc4 also will pave an area in front oche relocated garage and warehouse building equal in area and quality to the parking lot which now exists in front such structure. 5. The City of Lubbock, at its solvcost and expense , will move the engine generator from the Telephone Company's garage and warehouse building and reinstall it in the Telephone Company's Toll Terminal Building on the West twenty-five feet (W 25') of Lots 23 and 24 in a location to be designated by the Telephone Ommpany. 6. The City of Lubbock , at its sole o» st and expense , will cut 4A4 the front of the Telephone Company's Toll Terminal Building to the new right -of -,,,ray line of Fourth Street, and. will replace the front wall of such building with const ruction similar to and of quality equivalent with that which now exists. 7. Thi/City of Lubbock , at its sole cost and expense, will move all equipment from the Telephone Company's garage ancYwarehouse building, store such equipment in a safe place while the building is being moved to its new location , as aforesaid, and will then place the said equipment in the garage and warehouse building after it has been moved and relocated. The Cit; of Lubbock will take out appropriate insurance against risk of loss by fire or other casualty while the equipment is in store or in transit. 8. All alterations, removals, reinstallations and construction shall be performed in accordance with local ordinances and under the supervision of Messrs. Atcheson and Atkinson, Architects, of Lubbock, Texas. All fees and expenses of such architects shall be paid by the City of Lubbock. EXECUTED this 5th day of February, 1953. CORPORATE SEAL - GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF THE SOUTHWEST ATTEST: - By: /s/ Roy Autry /s/ D. E. Van Ness President Secretary FORREST LUMBER COMPANY ATTEST /s/ Mark Hailey By. /s/ President Jr. Secretary THE CITY OF LUBBOCK By: s Murrell R. Tripp Mayor TO: General Telephone Company of the Southwest Forrest Lumber Company Gentlemen: t The attached Proposal dated February 5, 1953 was presented to the City Commission at Regular Meeting in the City Hall, Lubbock, Texas on February 12, 1953,,-at which time the porpoaal was accepted in all things, PROVIDED however that all work , labor and materials necessary for the moving of buildings and other improvments mentioned in said Proposal shall be done by a competent independent contractor acceptable to both the City of Lubbock and the General Telephone Company of the Southwest under supervision of the adchit ects mentioned in Item No. 8 of said Proposal. It is understood and agreed by the City Commission of the City of Lubbock thatthe City shall pay the entire contract price for said work and improvements and repairs, but that the Telephone Company shall look solely to the independent contractor for satisfactory con letion of said work and' indemnify the City from any and all warranties or guaranties on th7ype of work done under said contract, and the City's liability in accepting this Proposal shall be limited to the payment of the contract price as established and agreed upon by the City, the Telephone Company and contractor or contractors. WITNESS THE HAND of the CITY OF LUBBOC;{, acting by and through its MAYOR, MURRELL R. TRIPP, this 12th day bf March, 1953, hereunto duly authorized b;- action of the City Commission in Regular Leeting February 12, 1953 and as shown in the records of the Minutes of said Meeting. ATTEST: /a/ Lavenia Lowe Lavenia Lowe, City S cretary-Treasurer THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF LUBBOCK CITY OF LUBBOCK By: /s/ Murrell R. Tripp ok:VEW MURRELL R. TRIPP, Mayor by:WLS BEFORE, ME, the undersigned authority, a Notary Public in and for Lubbock County, Texas, on this day personally appeared MURRELL R. TRIPP, known to me to be the person whose name is � L. subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same as the act and deed of the CITY OF LUBBOCI� W1--d as MAYOR, for the purposes and consideration therein expressed, and in the capacity therein stated. GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE, this 12th day of March, A. D. 1953. /s/ Maurine McCandless _ NOTARY PUBLIC, Lubbock, County, Texas. ( SEAL ) The above and foregoing conditions are herby accepted and agreed to by the GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF THE SOUTHWEST, A Corporation, and FOIR EST LUMBER Q@MPANY, a Corporation. ATTEST: GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY SOUTHWEST By: Secretary FORREST LUMBER COMPANY By: ATTEST: Secretary 3-11-372-807 The CIV Commission of December 19, 1952 at page 268, Minute Book 11, accepted the proposal of E. F. Alford for purchase of 23,606 sq.ft. of land for erection of an elevated water tank on the south side of 17th Street at Chicago Avenue, on this date March 12, 1953, there was a discussion of the purchase of this land and motion was made by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter., Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize acceptance of the Title on this land With the limitation that the City will not drill any water wells on this land purchased from Mr.Alforl. 3-11-372-808 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals addressed to the Mayor and City Commission of the City of Lubbock, Texas, will be received at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Lubbock, Texas, until 2:00 P.M., March 12, 1953, for furnishing all necessary materials, machinery, equipment, superintendence, and labor for furnishing and erecting on foundations by others one steel water tank of 100,000 gallons capacity between low water line and ovetflow on a steel tower with 100 ft. from top of foundations to low water line for the City of Lubbock, Texas, GWO 724. Bidders must submit Cashierts or Certified CheOg issued by a bank satisfactory to the Owner, or a Bidderts Bond from a reliable Surety Company, pauable without recourse to the order of Murrell R. Tripp, May*r ih an amount not less than five (5%) percent of the largest possible bid submitted as guaranty that 'Bidder will enter into a contract and execute bond and guaranty in the forms provided within ten (10) days after notice of award of contract to him. Bids without required check or Proposal Bond will not be considered. The successful Bidder must furnish performance bond on the attached form in the amount of 100 percent of the total contract price frorA Surety �ompany holding a permit from the State of Texas to act as Surety, or dt her Surety or Sureties acceptable to the OWNER. All lump sum and unit prices must be stated in both script and figures, the Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive formalities. In case of ambiguity or lack of clearness in stating the prices in the bids, the Owner reserves the right to consider the most advantageous construction thereof, or to reject the bid. Unreasonable (or "Unbalanced unit prices will authorize the OWNER to reject any bid. Bidders are expected to inspect the site of tlh�-, work and to inform themselves regarding all local conditions. Attention is called to the fact that there must be paid on this project not less than the general prevailing rates of wages which have been established by the OWNER as the following: !�Agrg Prevailing General Mechanic, Workman per diem wage bases Prevailing or Type of Labor on 8 hour working day Hourly wage Power Equipment Operators Air Compressors $10.00 $1.25 Cranes, Draglines 12.00 1.50 Oiler 8.00 1.00 Truck Driver, 11 tons or less 8.00 1.00 Truck Driver, over 12 tons 10.00 1.25 Air Tool -Jackhammer, vibrators, drill tampers 8.80 1.10 Cement Finisher, Building 19.00 2.375 Caulker and/or Yarners - Pipe Water or Sewer 8.80 1.10 Kettlemen - Asphalt - Pipe Jointing Material 8.80 1.10 Laborers - co#mon _ 8.00 1.00 Mechanic 9.60 1.20 Pipe Layer 10.00 1.25 Pipe Joint Worker 8.80 1.10 Fi pe Handler 8.00 1.00 Painter 16.00 2.00 Welders- Electric - Acetylene 12.00 1.50 Watchman - Night 9.00 (12 hrs.) 0.75 Plumbers - journeymen 19.00 2.3Z Boilermakers 19.00 2.375 Working Foreman above craft scale 0.25 Payment for overtime and work on legal holidays shall be one and one-half times the general prevailing rate. Payment for work on Sundays shall be twice the general prevailing rate. This method of payment has been found to prevail with contractors in this locality. The bidder's attention is also called to the special pr-ovisions concernirg minumum wage rates and hours of employment included in the specifications and that compliance mast be insured with House Bill No. 54 of the 43rd Legisluature and House Bill No. 115 of the 44th Legislature of the State of Texas, and also all Federal Wages and Hours Legislation applicab Information for bidders, proposal forms, specificbtions and plans, are on file at the office of W. B. Holmes, CLty 'Engineer, City Hall, Lubbock, Texas, and at the office of the consulting Engineers, H. N. Roberts and Associates, 1310 Avenue Q, Lubbock, Texas. Bids opened 2:00 P.M., C.S.T. March 12, 1953 Copies of Plans and Specificationso4ay be secured from the Consulting Engineers upon deposit of $25.00 as a guarantee of the safe return of the Plans and Specifications. The full amount of the deposit will be returned to the Contractor on submission of a bona fide bid on the work, with such Plans and Specifications, or upon returning the Flans and Specifications immediately after examination of same and beforgkhe time of receiving bids and advising the Engineer that bid will not be submitted; otherwise, the deposit shall be forfeited. No obligation is asaumed to return deposit under other conditfLons. !� CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS owner By: /s/ Murrell R. Tripp ATTEST: Murrell R. Tripp, Mayor /a/ Lavenia Lowe City Secretary First Publication February 15, 1953 Second Publication March 1, 1953 This being the date set to receive bids on construction of 100,000 gal. elevated water storage tower, G.W.O. 724, as set out in the above notice, motion was made by Coimni.ssioner Morris,_. seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and ComAissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas -voting Yea, none voting Nay, that' h a bids be opened . and read, whereupon the following bids were opened and read. TABULATION OF BIDS FOR 100,000 GAL. ELEVATED TANK GWO - 724 The Darby Corp. 1st & Walker Kansas City 15, Kansas Item - Description of Item 1 Elevated Stbbl Water Tank, capacity from low water line to overflow of 100,000 U.S.Gals. on steel tower with low water line molt less than 100 ft. above cone. found by bihers and capacity contained within a vertical height of not over 24 ft., lump sum. Completion Time -Calendar Days Bid Bond or Certified Check 'w`28,530.00 270 1590.00 B.B. Pittsburg -Des Moinas Steel Co. 1418 Praetorian Bldg. Dallas, Texas u27,470.000 Alternate Submitted by Contractor 275 5% B. B. Chicago Bridge & Iron Co, 1308 Hunt Building Tulsa 3. Oklahoma * $270200.00 100,000 gal. elevated Watersphere,1001to bot $34,600.00 300 $2,000.00 C. C. 3-11-374- 8 09 i I I H. N. ROBERTS 8E ASSOCIATES Consulting Engineers *Awarded Contract - March 12, 1953 Certified as Correct By /s/ A.C. Bowden Engineer After consideration of all bids, motion was made by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Conni.ssioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and ThomaoVuting Yea, none voting Nay, to accept the bid of Chicago Bkidge and Iron Company of Tulsa, Oklahmma for construction of this watelAlawer , it being cansidered the lowest and best bid. The Mayor being hereby authorized to enter into contract. NOTICE TO BIDDERS GWO7.28 - Water Sealed proposals addressed to the Honorable Mayon and City Commission of the C-ity of • Lubbock,'Texas, attention W. B. Holmes, will be received at the office of Steve Matthews, City Manager, -until 2:00 P.M. Central Standard Times of Thursday, March 12, 1953, for furnishing all necessary materials, machinery, equipment, superintendence and labor to construct certain water system improvements in the City of Lubbock. Thw work to be done lies in the irregular area West of the Seagraves Branch R.R. R.O.W. and North and So#ith�f the Levelland Highway, known as the Westchester area, and in the vicin thereof. The work will consist of approximately the following quanities of approved type water piping furnished and installed complete with qDpprtenances; 20" - 1275 L.F. 12" - 7045 L.F. 6" - 2,144- L.F. 16" - 9000 L.F. 81, - 6010 L.F. 4" - 810 L.F. 3" - 110 L.F. There will also be 6-1611 Horizontal Gate Valves; and 8-12". 16-811, 28-61,, 29-4" and 41-311 vertical gate valves. Appproximately 27 Fire Hydrants, 22 tons of cast iron fittings and 9 concrete valve boxes will be required also. In addition to the above the City will furnish the corttractor shall lay and complete about 6,900 lin. ft. of 1611 reinforced conrete pressure and 3-16 Horizontal Gate Valves, Bidders shall submit their bid on the forms attached to the specifications and must submit therewith a Cashier's or dei;tifa.ed check issued by a bank satisfactory to the Owner, or. a Propgsal Bond from a reliable Surety Company, payable without recourse to the order of the. City 0%ubbock, Texas, in a amount not less than rive percent (5%) of the largest possible bid submitted on the Project as a guaranty that the Bidder will enter into a contract and execute bond and guaranty in the forms provided within ten (10) days after notice of award of contract to him. . The Sucdessful Bidder must furnish bond on the fomm attached to the Specifications in the amount of 100% of the total contract price from a Surety Company holding a permit from the State of Texas to act as Surety, or other Surety or Sureties acceptable to the Owner. All lump sum and unit prices must be stated i4both script and figures. The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids and t9ifaile formalities. In case of ambiguity or lack of clearness in stating prices in the bids, the Owner reserves the right to consider the most ad- vantageous construction thereof, or to itect the bid. Unreasonable (or "Unbalanced') unit prices will authorize the owner to reject the bid. Payment will be made to the Contractor by check, as outlined in the Specifications, from this Water Bond Fund account, and the starting of work will be subject to the sale of bond in April, 1953. • Bidders are e xpectkdd to inspect the site of thq ork and to inform themselves regarding all local conditions under which the work is to be done. ,Attention is called to the provisions.' of the Acts of the 43rd Legislature of the State of Texas, Page 91, Chapter 45, (Article No. 5159A) Civil. Statutes 1925) concerning the wage scale and payment of ph@vaili.ng wage established by the Owner. -Said scale of previaling minimum rates of wages is as follows: LABOR CLASSIFICATION AND GENERAL PREVAILING WAGE RATE Mechanic, Workman cr Type of Laborer Power EgWwent Operators Air Compressors Bulldozers Backfiller Cranes, Draglines Motorized Grader Mixers (10-S or smaller) Oiler Mixers (larger than 10-S) Power Sho-cal backhoe Trenching Machines Truck Diiver, 12 tons or less Truck Driver, over 12 tons Air Tool - Jackhammer, vibrators, drill tampers General Prevailing General per diem Wage prevailing Based on 8 Hr. Hourly Working Day Rate $10.00 $1.25 12.00 1.50 12.00 1.50 12,00 1,50 12.00 1.50 8.80 -1.10 8.00 1.00 12,00 1.50 12.00 1.50 12,00 1.50 8.00 1.00 10.00 1.25 8.80 1.10 Bids opendd l 2:00 P.M. C.S.T. March 12, 1953 Bricklayers, Manhole Builder Bricklayers, BuilcYngs Carpenters, Journeymen Cement Finisher, Building Caulker and/or Yarner - Pipe - Water or Sewer Ele ctic ian, Journeymen Form Builder Grader -'Fine Grader Kettlemen - Asphalb - Pipe Jointing Material Laborers - common Mechanic Mortar Mixer - Brick, Plaster, Pipe Layer Pipe Joint Worker Pipe Handler Powder Man Painter Reinforcing Steel Worker Shorer - Trench, Bracing Welders - Electic - Acetylene Watchman - Night Plumbers - journeymen Boilerma ers wokking Foreman above craft Lathers - journeymen Plasterers - journeymen Sheet metal workers - journeymen Roofers - journeymen Tile Layers, Linoleum Tile Layers, C&ramic Pipe Joint Material scale 10.00 1.25 26.00 3.25 16.00 2,00 19.00 2.375 8.80 1.10 18.00 2.25 14.00 1.75 8.80 1.10 8.80 1.10 8.00 1.00 9.60 1.20 8.00 1.00 10.00 1.25 8.80 1.10 8.00 1.00 10.00 1.25 16.00 2,00 12.00 1,50 10.00 1.25 12.00 1.50 9.00 (12 Hrs.) 0.75 19.00 2.375 19.00 2.375 0.25 22.00 12.75 22.00 2.75: 17.00 2.125 12.00 1.50 14.00 1.75 22.00 2.75 Payment for overtime and work on legal holidays shall be on L--d one-half times the general prevailing rate. Payment for work on Sundays shall be twice the general prevAing rate. This method of paymert has bearytound to prevail with contractors in this locality. Information for bidders, pgposal forms , specifications and plans , are on file at the office of W. B. Holmes, City Engineer, City Hall, Lubbock, Texas, and at the office of the Consulting Engineer, H. N. Roberts and Associates, 1310 Avenue Q, Lubbock, Texas. Copies of Plans and Specifications may be secured from the Consulting Engineers upon deposit of $25.00 as a guarantee of the safe return of the Plans and Specifications. The full amount of the deposit will be returned to the Contractor on submission of a bona fide bid on the work, with such Plans and Specifications, or upon returning the Plans and Specifications, immediately after examination of same and before the time or receiving bids and advising the Engineer that bid will not be submitted; otherwise, the deposit shall be forfeited, No obligation is assumed to return deposit under other conditions. CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS Owner ATTEST: By: /s/ Murrell R. Tripp ok:VEW /s/ Lavenia Lowe Murrell R. Tripp , Mayor ok:WBH Mrs. Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary This being'the`date set to receive bids for construction of water mains in the newly annexed "Westchester" area west of the Panhandle and Santa Fe Railroad, G.W.O. #728, motion was made by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Com-issi oner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioner Morris, Carpanter, Davis and Thomas voting )!ea, none voting Nay, that the bids be copen8d; and read, whereupon the following bids were opened and read. R. H. Fulton Co. P.O. Box 1526, Lubbock, Texas R. B. Hodgson, P.O. Box 1651 Lubbock, Texas. TABULATION OF BIDS FOR WESTCHESTER WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM GNU - 729 & Co. Panhandle Const . P.O. Box 1564 Lubbock, Texas Enix Construction 207 N Linoin Amarillo, Texas Co. Co. CERTIFIED AS CORRECT By: A. C. Bowden Engineer TOTAL $197,709.25 147,066.39 14 6,83g,93 15 1,449.14 H.N. ROBERTS & ASSOCIATES CONSULTING ENGINEERS Lubbock, Texas. *Awarded Contract March 12, 1953 After consideration of all bids, motion was made by Commissioner Carpenter,seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commssionero Morris, Carpenter, Davis amd.Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, that the bid of Panhandle Construction Company of Lubbock, Texas, be acctgted for construction of these water system improvements, The Mayor being hereby authorized to enter contract. 3-11-376-810 Bids were read for concessions at Mackenzie Park Swimming Pool, K . N. Clapp Swimming Pool and'Mae Simmons Swimming Pool, for a period of 3 years. After consideration of the 'they were authorized foe €urthet stUd3N. Bids received were -from Harry E. Hart and Clyde D. Gamble. 3-11-376-811 Bids as follows were received for furnishing1haterial and fabrication of ;ain steam line for Unit #5, Electric Plant #2, being Bid #115. FURNISHING MATERIAL AND PREFABRICATION OF MAIN STEAMLINE FOR UNIT #5,Electric Plant #2 Bid #115 CRANE CO. DRAVO CORP. W.K.MITCHF-T. YOORLANB CO. 814 Young Street Dravo Bldg. 44 Ellsworth St. P.O. 2249 Dallas, Texas Pittsburg 22,Pa. Philadelphia 46, Pa. Amarillo, Tex. PREFABRICATE ONE (1) EIGHT INCH !1AIN STEAM LINE IN ACCORDANCE 9ITH CITY OF LUBBOCK PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. $2,262.10 ALTERNATE: ADD FOR PICKLING,ADD FOR SAND- 149.65 BLASTING,ADD FOR FIELD ERECTION 249.42 DEDUCT FOR NOT WELDING VALVE AT FACTORY kDJUSTED PRICE 3RAND EERMS i.O.B. ' DELIVERY 'RICE -11-376-812 C. CRANE 2,%/lOth FACTORY FREIGHT ALLOWED 8-10 Weeks AT TIME OF SHIPMENT $20198.00 DRAVO NET FACTORY FREIGHT ALLOWED 10-12 Weeks AT TIME OF SHIPMENT $2,375.00 1 .00 72,200.00 MITCHELL 2%/loth LUBBOCK 4-5 Weeks FIRM NATIONAL VALVE 2,386.18 47.75 — 2038.25 MOORLANE NET FACTORY FREIGHT ALLOWED 5-6 Weeks LABOR FIR4 NAT'L AT TIME AT SHIPMENT & MFG. CO. PITTSBURG PIPING Pittsburg'l, Pa. & EOUIPMEW CO. No.10-43rd Street Pittsburg 1, Pa. $2,432.25 -0- ,2,432.25 NAVCO NET FACTORY FREIGHT. ALLOWED 75 Days AT TIME OF SHIPMENT $2,285.00 22700.00 -0- 2,285.00 PITTSBURG NET FACTORY FREIGHT ALLOWED Factory Stock AT TIME OF SHIPMEN T After consideration of all bids, motion was made by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Morris, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Yorris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize acceptance of the bid of W. K. Mitchell and Company, Inc., the Mayor being hereby authorized to enter into contract. The folloui.ng-bids were read for purchase of Cast Iron Pipe Fittings for use in the Water Department, being Bid #116. 0 CAST IRON PIPE FITTINGS BID #116 Item No. 1. 4 311, 11 1/4°Bell and Bell'C.I. Water Main Bends :2. 4 4111 11 1/4°Bell and Bell'C.I. Water Vain Bends 13. 4 611, 11 1/4° Bell and Bell C.I. Water Main "Bends 4. 4 811, 11 1/4 `OBell and Bell C.I. �+ Water Main Bends 5. 4 lot', 11 1/40Bell and Bell C1. Water Main Bends 6. 4 1211, 11 1/4° Bell and Be).l C.I. Water Main Bends 7. 4 411, 450 Bell and Bell C.I. Main Water Bends i8. 2 6tt,90°Bell and Bell C.I. Water Main Bends '9. 4 611 X 41t All Bell C.I. Water Main E� Crosses 1� 10 �t�0. /811 X 611 All Bell C.I. Water Main i Crosses ,11. 10 loll X 611 All Bell C.I. Water Main Crosses ' 2. 6 lot, X 8t1 All Bell C.I. Water j Main Cm sses r �-3. 8 1211 X 611 All Bell C.I.Water Main Crosses Clowe & Cowan Dallas Foundr Incorporated 6.32 9.00 25.28 36.00 1.27 9.28 29.08 37.12 15.01 15.40 6o.04 61.60 21.57 22.60 86.28 88.00 28.03 29.15 112..12 116.60 36.05 37.40 144.20 149.60 717 9.28 28.68 37.12 15.44 15.54 30.88 31.08 21.76 24.53 87.04 98.12 30.83 35.75 308.30 357.50 39.66 45.79 396,60 457.OQ 44,94 48.95 269.64 293.7Q 61,04 56.3? 488.32 450.56 64,79 59.40 259.16 237.60 �,, 4 . 4 1211 X 811 All Bell C.I.Water Main Crosses 15. 2 1211 X 1011 All Bell C.I.Water I`lain Crosses 68.59 137.18 6. 4 3f1 X 211 C.I. Water Main Tapped 9.98 I Cross, Bell ends 39.92 f 7. 6 4" X 211 C.I.Water Main Tapped Cross, Bell ends tapped 211 I.P. Thread 12.16 72.96 45 611 X �11 C.I.Water Main Tapped Cross Bell ends tapped 211 M.P. Thread. 13.92 626.4o 9. 10 1011 X 2" C.I.Water Main Tapped Cross 23.75 Bell ends tapped 211 I.P. Thread. 237.50 0. 5 1211 X 21t C.I. Water Main tapped Cross 36.10 Bell ends tapped 211 I.P. Thread 180.50 . 10 4" C.I. Water Main Plugs 1.05 10.50 25 611 C.I. Water 11ain Plugs 2.09 25.25 . 20 8t1 C.I. Water Main Plugs 3.37 67,40 6 1211 C.I. Water Main Plugs 6.37 34.22 25, 2 1411 C.I. Water Main Plugs 12,54 25.08 6. 10 4" X 1011 C.I. Water Main solid 6.03 j 60.30 64.90 129.80 12.66 50.64 14.00 84.00 17.21 774.45 28.98 289.80 35.97 179.85 ..96 9.60 1.68 42.00 2.75 55.00 5.50 33.00 7.48 14,96 5.18 5L 80 Viking Supply Corporation 8.45 33.80 8.80 35.20 12.65 50.60 18.00 72.00 24.20 96.80 29.15 116.60 8.80 35.20 16.80 33.60 26.50 106.00 . 38.75 387.50 44.65 446.50 48.70 292.20 56.30 450.40 59.90 239.60 63.45 126.90 9.25 37.00 10.80 64.8o 13.60 612 . oo 36.40 364.00 46.80 234.00 1.04 10.40 1.54 38.50 2.75 55.00 6.50 39.00 8.80 17.60 6.00 6o.00 Well Machinery and Sumly Comnariv 8.45 33.80 8.80 35.20 12.65 50.60 18.00 72,00 24.24 96.96 29.15 116.60 8.80 35.20 16.80 33.60 26.52 106.08 38.75 387.50 44.66 446.60 48.73 292.38 56.32 450.56 59.95 239.80 63.47 126.94 9.25 37.00 • s• 13.62 612.90 63.41 364.10 46.80 234.00 1.04 10.40 1.56 39.00 2.75 55.00 6 .5 0 39.00 8.80 17.60. Z.60 60.00 7. 15 611 X 10f1 C.I. Water Main solid 7.74 116.10 7.15 7.45 7.45 107.25 111.75 111.75 Clowe and Cowan Dallas Rundry Mating Supply Well Machinery )nnt'd Incorporated Corporation Company ?8. 1 12 8" X 1211 C.I. Wate» Main solid 12.40 11.00 12-00 12.00 148.80 132.00 144.00 144.00 '.9. 150 3" X 211 Large end Bell, G.I. 2.61 4.80 4.69 4.75 Water Main ?Reducers 391.50 720.00 703.50 712.50 10. 20 411 X -211 small end Bell Water Main reducers 5.08 4.80 5.75 5.75 101.60 96.00 115.00 115.00 a. .- 6 811 X 611 Small end Bell,, Water 14.01 15.95 17.15 17.16 train Reducers 84.06 95.70 102.90 102.96 ;2. 4 1011 X 811 Small end BeEl, Water 21.76 22.55 $0.80 20.80 Main Reducers 87.04 90.20 83.20 $3.20 3. 2 1211 X .1011 Small end Bell, Water 28.60 29.70 31.30 31.32 Main Reducers 57.20 59.40 62.40 62.64 4. 10 311 X 211 tapped C.I.Water Main 9.26 9-.66 8.25 8.25 Tees, Bell en04apped 211 I.P.Tbread 92,60 96.60 82.50 82.50 5. 10 4" X 211 tapped C.I. Water Main Tees, 10.36 11.00 9.50 9.52 Bell ends tapped 211 I.P. Thread 103.60 110.00 95.00 95.20 6. 25 611 X 211 tapped C.I. Water Main Tees, 14.1- 14-.21 12.35 12.35 Bell ends tapped 211 I.P. Thread 352.75 355.25 308.75 308.75 7. 25 811 X 211 tapped C.I. Water Main Tees, - - Bell ends tapped 211 I.P. Thread 19.95 20.0� 17.60 17.62 4�8.75 502•.25 440.00 440.50 8. 2 3" X 3t1 Bel- ends, C.I. Water Main Tees, 10.26 1107 13.15- 13.16 20.52 22:74 26.00 2602 9. 20 611 X 6f1 Bell ends, C.I. Water Main 22.56 22:00 22.00 -, 22.00 Tees . 451.20 440:00 440.00 440.00 0. 10 811 X 611 Bell ends, C.I. Water 26.84 29,70 29.70 - 29.70 i`iain Tees 268.40 297:00 297.00 297.00 TOTAL. 6,647.95 7,290:89 71067.50- • 7,079.94 LESS TERNS 1/2 of 1 10 33.24 5% 364:54 1/10 70.68 2/10 141.60 NET TOTAL 6,614.71 6,926.35 6,996.82, 61938.34 TERMS. 1/2 of 1/10 N/30 5% if -given al1/order "ALL OR NONE" "ALL OR NONEP Stock -to 4 Weeks BRAND.- DELIVERY 30-45 Days 45-60-Days Stock to 4 Week F.O.B. LUBBOCK LUBBOCK LUBBOCK *IF AWARDED ALL ITEN15 After consideration of all bids, motion was made -by Commissioner Morris,saconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter$ D njd u and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize acceptance of the bid of -Well Maciiner� ply Company for -purchase of this material, only standard fittings to be purchased. 3-11-378-813 The following Bids were read for purchase T of Pressure reduoing valves, gate valves and flanges, tees and bends for use in the Water Department pressure Station on 19th Street and 34th Street being Bid #118. MATERIAL FOR PRESSURE REDUCING STATIONS ON 19TH STRE.T'T AND 34TH •STREET tem BID NUMBER 118 Briggs -Weaver Clowe & Cowan M.B.Mckee Machinery Incorporated Company 1 1211 combination, pressure reducing and reverse flow valve, hydraulic control equipped with dual pressure reducing , pilots; pilot adjustment range 40 lbs. to 100 lbs. as manufactured by Ross Valve ROSS ROSS ROSS Manufacturing Company, Incorporated 12-14 Weeks. 12-14 Weeks 12-14 Weeks Fig. No. 12, Model 50 W.R.Special, Cat #50 938.00 931.11 858.00 or equal, as approved by City Engineer 938.00 931,11 858.00 (Cont'd) Briggs -Weaver Claws & Cowan M.B.McKee Machinery Incorporated Company 2. 1 12" combination pressure reducing and re- verse flow valve, hydraulic control, equipped with dual pressure reducing pilots, Pilmt adjustment range 20 lbs. to 40 lbs. as manu- factured by Ross Valve Manufacturing Company, ROSS ROSS ROSS Incorporated Fig. No. 12, Model 50 WR Special 12-14 Weeks 12-14 Weeks 12-14 Weeks Cat. #50, or equal as approved by the City 938.00 931.11 858.00 Engineer 938.00 931.11 858.00 3. 4 12" gate valve, shall be double dis a parallel seat, iron body,bronze mounted throughout, 125 lbs. American standard flanges. Valve shall have non -rising stems with 2" operatin nut. Valve shall open by turning to left anWhall comply to Ameriaan Water Works Association Standards for MUELLER MUELLER M AND H 150 lbs. per square indnworking pressure. Valve 30 Days 2-3 Weeks 30 Days shall be Mueller, Columbian, Darling or approved 164.95 164.99 156.32 or equal. 659.80 659.96 625.28 4. 2 8" Gate Valve, shall be double disc,parallel seat, iron body, bronze mounted throughout, 125 lbs. American Standard flanges. Valve shall have non -rising stems with a 2" operating nut. Valve shall open by turning to the left and shall comply to American Water Works Association MULLER MULLER M AND H Standards for 150 lbs. per square inch working 30 Days 23 Weeks 30 Days pressure. Valves shall be Mueller, Columbian, 75.65 75.65 73.92 Darling or approved equal. 151.30 151.30 147.84 5. 4 12" X 911, Cast Iron, A.W.W.A. standard CRANE NO BID class "D" flanged tee, faced and drilled to Factory Stock 3-4 Weeks American Standard Class 125. 68.25 78.10 273.00 312.40 6. 4 811 cast iron, A.W.W. A. standard Class "D" CRAM NO BID flanged Quarter Bends, faced and dried to Factory Stock, 3-4 Weeks American Standard class125. 17.35 19.83 _ 69.40 79.32 7. 2 16" X 12", Cast Iron, A.W.W.A, Standard ATLAS NO BID Class "D" specLal Reducer, Small end flanged 30 Days 30-45 Days faced and drilled to American Standard Class 71.57 102,30. 125. Large end bell. 1-43.14 204.60 8. 2 16" X 12", Cast Iron A.W.W.A. StanckLrd Class I'D" special reducer. Small and flanged faced and drilled to American Standard Class 125. Large end spi#oil ATLAS NO BID 30 Days 30 -45 Days 61.97 83.6o 123.94 167.20 9. 8 12" Cslst Iron, American Standard class CRANE NO BID 125, companion flange, faced and drilled to Factory Stock 3-4 Weeks American Standard, tapped for 12" class 150 Cast 8.70 9.01 Iron Pipe. 69.60 72.08 10. 16 8" Cast Iron, American Standard Class CRANE NO BID 125 companion flange, faced and driled to Factory Stock 3-4 Weeks American Standard, tapped to 8" Class 150 Cast 4.35 4.51 Iron Pipe. 69.60 72.16 11. 128 3/4" Diameter and 3 1/2 inch long bolts, BETHEHEM NO BID American Standard HewW Unfinished hexagonal Immediately 1 Week, heads and thb nuts shall be of steel with 17.25/c 15.50 /c American Standard heavy hexagonal dimension% 22.08 19.84 all as specified in American Standard for ALTERNATE: wrench heads bolts and nuts and wrench openings Immediately (ASA B 18.2-1933) 24.60/c 31.49 L2. 192 7/8" Diamter 3 A inch long bolts, American BETHLEHEM NO BID Standard Heavy unfinished hexgonal heads and the Immediately 1 Week: nuts shall be of steel with American Standard 26.55/c 23.92;c Heavy hexagonal dimensions, all as specified in 50.97 45.93 American Standard for wrench heads, bolts, and ALTERNATE: nuts and wrench openings (ASA B 18.2-1933) Immediately 40.35/c 77.47 TERMS 2/10 N/30 2/10 #1-2 N/30 Prices based upon #3-4 2/10 N/30 500# shipment F.O.B. Lubbock Lubbock Lubbock 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. TERMS F.O.B. MUNEM Moorlene Co. Morrison Mmiler Company S & W Engineer - Supply Company ing & Equipment ROSS ROSS NO BID GOLDEN ANDERSON 12-14 Weeks 12-14 Weeks 3-4 Weeks 918.00 879.90 920.00 918.00 879.90 920.00 ROSS ROSS NO BID GOLDEN ANDERSON 12-14 Weeks' 12-14 Weeks 3-4 Weeks 918.00 879.90 920.00 918.00 879.90 920.00 KENNEDY TNELLER MUELLER TER NO BID 2 Months Immediately 1 Yeek 176.70 1501+5 r 164.98 706.80 6o1.80 659.92 KENNEDY MUELLER MUELLER NO BID 2 Weeks Immediately 1 Week 83.6o 71. 53 75.65 167.20 143.06 151.30 KENNEDY TRINITY NO LID NO BID 2 Months 60-90 Days 66.75 59.16 267.00 236.84 NO BID TRINITY NO BID NO BID " 60-90 Days 58.22 232.88 NO BID TRINITY NO BID NO BID 60-90 Days lo6.94 213.88 NO BID TRINITY NO BID NO BID 60-90 Days 101.90 203.80 KENNEDY TRINITY NO BID NO BID 2 Months 60-90 Days 7.8o 10.49 62.40 83.92 KENNEDY TRINITY NO BID NO BID 2 Months 60-90 Days 3.85 5.93 61.60 94.88 CRANE NO BID NO BID Stock 15-30 Days 15.18/c .165 19.43 21.12 CRANE NO BID NO BID Stock 15-30 Days 23.78 /c ti .258 45.65 49.54 #1-.2 N/30 #1-2 N/30 ' 2/10 1/10 N/�0 Balance 2/10 N/30 #5-10 1/10 #11-12 2/10 Lubbock Lubbock:. Lubbock Lubbock After consideration of all bids, motion was made by Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter,. Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay; to authorize this ,purchase to be made as follows: Accept the bid of M.B. McKee Company for purchase of Items #1 and 2; Accept the bid of Morrison Supply Company for purchase of Items #3, 4 and 5; Accept the bid of Moorlane Company for purchase of Items 9, 10 11 and 12; Aec ept the bid of Briggs -Weaver Machinery Company for purchase of Items 6, 7 and 8; Bids as follows were read for purchase of tapping sleeves and valves for use i4he Water Department, being bid No. 119. TAPPING SLEEVES AND VALVES BID #119 i� 11 Item C1owe & Cowan M.B.Nckee Morrison Supply The Mueller Viking Supply No. Incorporated Company Company Company Corporation 1. 3 61, X 411 Tapping Sleeves 71.73 54.52 72.14 71.73 58.35 t and Valves for Class 150 215.19 163.56 216.42 215.19 175.05 Cast Iron Pipe. 2. 4 61, X 611 Tapping Sleeves 93.27 75.48 93.80 93.27 80.75 and Valves for Class 150 373.08 301.92 375.20 373.08 323.00 Cast Iron Pipe, 3. 3 8" X 4" Tapping Sleeves 80.28 63.50 80.73 80.28 67.90 and Valves for Class 150 240.84 190.50 242.19 240.84 203.70 Cast Iron Pipe. ` {4. 4 811 X 611 Tapping Sleeves 101.99 85.58 102.57 101.99 91.75 and valves -for Class 150 407.96 342.32 410.28 407.96 367,00 C*st iron Pipe 5. 2 1011 X 411 Tapping Sleeves 98.43 77.12 98.99 98.43 82.35 and Valves -for Class 150 196.86 154.24 197.9$ 196.86 164.70 Cast Iron Pipe. 6. 4 1011 X 611 Tapping Sleeves 119,93 9Q.42 120.61 119.93 106.30 and Valves for Class 150 479.72 397.68 482A4 479.72 425.20 Cast Iron Pipe. 7. 1 1011 X 811 Tapping Sleeves and 1.49.92 133.61 150.77 149.92 142.90 Valves for Class 150 149.92 133.61 150.77 149.92 142.90 ' Cast Iron Pipe. 1.8. 3 1211 X '611 Tapping Sleeves 121.71 102.36 122.40 121.71 109.40 and Valves•for Class 150 365.13 307.D8 367.20 365.13 328.20 Cast Iron Pipe. 9. 1 1211 X 811 Tapping Sleeves 156.42 135.77 157.30 156.42 145.30 and Valves -for Class 150 Gast 135.77 157.30 156.42 1-45.30 Iron Pipe. 156.42 0. 2 161, X 611 Tapping Sleeves 145.69 127.38 146.50 145.69 136.20 and Valves'for Class 150 291.38 254.7� 293.00 291.38 27240 Cast Iron Pipe . 1. 2 161, X 811 Tapping Sleeves and Valves 'for Class 150 Cast Iron Pipe. 184.19 161.03 185.20 184.19 172.25 368.38 322.06 370.40 368.38 344.50 2. 3 61t X 611 Tapping Sleeves 101.99 75.48 93.80 101.99 80.75 and Valves for Class 150 305.97 226.44 281.40 305.97 242.25 rough Transite Pipe. 2 811 X 411 Tapping Sleeves 99.94 63.50 80.73 99.54 67.90 and Valves for Class 150 199,08 127.00, 161.46 199.08 135.80 rough'u Transite Pipe . 4. 4 r: 8, X 611 Tapping Sleeves 119.93 85.58 162.57 119.93 91.75 and Valves for Class 150 479.72 342.32 410.28 479.72 367.00 rough Transite Pipe - 5. 1 10" X 4" Tapping Sleeves and Valves for Class 150 rough Transite Pipe. 101.68 77.12 98.99 101.68 82.35 lol.68 77.12 98.99 101.68 82.35 6. 1 12" X 4" Tapping Sleeves and Valves for Class 150 115.12 82.43 102,25 rough Transite Pipe. .115.12 82.43 1C2.25 . 2 12" X 6" Tapping Sleeves and Valves for Class 1,50 141.38 102.36 122.40 rough Transite Pipe. 282.76 204.72 244.80 TOTAL 41729.21 3,763.53 4,562.30 LESS TERMS 2/10 94.58 2/10 75.27 2/10 91.25 2/15 42634.63 3,688.28 4,471.05 BRAND MLUUJ•IR rib H - MUELLER DELIVERY 2-5 Weeks 60-75 Days Immediately F.O.B. LUBBOCK LUBBOCK LUBBOCK 115.12 88.25 115.12 88.25 141,38 282.76 4,729.21 9h.58 4, 634.63 Mi IELLER 2-5 Weeks LUBBOCK 109.40 218.80 41026.40 2/10 80.53 3, 945.87 M AND H 45-75 Days LUBBOCK After corF;teration of all bids, motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Ihvis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to accept the bid of M. B. McKee Company for purchase of this material, it being considered the lowest and best bid. 3-11-382-815 Bids as follows were read for purchase of 5,060 volt cable, miscellaneous electric hardware, and pipe conduit for use in the`Electric Department, being Did #124. 5,000 VOLT CABLE, MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRIC , ' HARDWARE, PIPE CONDUIT $ID NUMBER 124 Item Amderson-Young C.B.Anderson Electrical No. Electric Co. Company Supply CoCo. 1. 1,000 feet'#10 AWG, 5000 volt, non -shielded NO BID Simplex 0konit e solid copper, single conductor cable constructed 22 Weeks 23 Weeks as follows: conductor,10/6411 Okolite or equal 168.00/Mi 165.33/M' insulation; 2/64" Okoprene or equal jacket. 169.00 165.33 2. 1,000 feet #4 AWG, 5,000 volt, non -shielded NO BID Simplex Okonite single conductor cable constructed as follows: 22 Weeks 30 Weeks , conductor,'sem-conduc ing t*pe,16/64" Okolite 336.00/mf 396.48/Mf or equal irisulation,3/64" OkSprene or equal 336.00 •396.48 jacket. 3. 1,000 feet`1/0 AWG, stranded Copper, 5,000 volt. NO BID Simplex Okonite non-shielddd, Single Conductor, tape 10/6411 Okolite 22 Weeks 30 Weeks or equal insulation,3/64" Okoprene or equal jacket. 574.00/Ml 641.85/M' 574.00 641.85 . 4. 1,000 feet AWG, stranded copper; 5,000 volt, NO BID non -shielded single conductor sable as follows: Simplex Okmite Conductor, semi -conducting tape 10/641, Okolite or 22 Weeks 30 Weeks equal insulation, 4/64" Okoprene or equal jacket. 892.00/Ml 12008.75/M' . ' 892.00 1,008.75 5. 2,500 feet #4 A41G, stranded copper, (19 strand) NO BID Simplex (7 Strand) 'Okolite 600 volt, non -shielded, single conductor cable 16 Weeks 17d.00/Ml 23 Weeks 173.48/M' constructed as follows: Conductor, 4/64" Okolite or equal insulation, 2/641, Okoprene or equal jacket 425..00 433.70 6. 25-1"X 3/4" Galvanized Conduit Bushings. NO BID NO BID Stock 19.00/c ' ` 4.75 7. 40-1 1/2" 90 °Conduit Ells NO :AID 8. 100-1 1/211 Lock Nuts for 1 i/211 Conduit NO BID 9. 7-Allen Bradley combination starter complete with Allen-Bradley fuse clips., push buttons switch, 250 volt, 200 amp, 1 Weeks disconnect with 4 hearer elements for 220 volt, 144,10 20 horse -power motors. Allen Bradley size 3, 1,008.70 Bulletin 712 only. pushbuttons 3.05 a.21 DELIVERY AND BRAND TERMS F.O.B. Bid #124 cont'd) Item No. 1. . -9 General Electric Supply Company Okonite 23 Weeks 165.33/y' 165.33 Okolite jO Weeks 396.48/Mr 396.48 ABOVE N/30 LUBBOCK Nelson Electric Okonite - 23 Weeps' 165.33/M' 165.33 NO BID Stock 92.55/c 37.02 NO 'BID Stock 4.60 4v60 NO BID NO BID ABOVE ABOVE #1-4 1/2 of 1/10 #1 3 1/10 N/30 #5 2/10 Prices do #6-9 5% not include reels FREIGHT ALLOWED TO 111-5 FREIGHT LUBBOCK ALLOWED TO LUBBOCK #6-9 Southwestern Westinghouse Elec. Elec. Supply Corp. Supply Corporation Okonite Oknnite 23'Weeks 23 Weeks 165.33/M' 165.33/M' 165.33' 165.33 Okonite Oknnite 30 Weeks' 30 'Weems 396.48/M' 396.48/Mr 396.48 396.48 Okonit e 30 Weeks 396.48Y,M' 396.48 Bid #124 cont'd) 3. ' 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. DELIVERY AND.BRAND TERMS F.O.B. General Electric Nelson Southwestern Westinghouse Electric Supply Company Electric Compa Electric Sup. Corp. Supply Corporation - Okonite Okonite Okonite Okonite 30 Weeks 30 Weeks 30 Weeks 30 Weeks 641.85/Mt 641.85/Mt 641.85/M' 641.85/M1 641.85 641.85 641.85 6". 85 ALTERNATE: Item 2 General Electric June, 1953 1 1 379.00/Mt 379.00 ALTERNATE: Item 3 General Electric - June 1953 655.00/M► - 655.00 Okonite Okonite Oknnit e Okonite 30 Weeks -30 Weeks .30 Weeks 30 Weeks .1,008.75/M' 11008.75/f4l 1,008.75/MT 1,008.75/Ml .1, 008.75 1, 008 , 75 1 YO08.75 1, 008. 75 Okonite Okonite Okonite Okonite 23 Weeks 23 Weeks 23 Weeks 23 Weeks - 173.48/Ml m 173.48/y' 173.48/Mt 337.48/M ALTERNA74C?32 4 433.70 433.70 433.70 - General Electric - June, 1953 949.o0/Mt 949.00 - ALTERNATE: Item 5 - General Electric - 20 Weeks - 178.00/M' 445.00 Cruse Hines -Stock Crouse Hinds-Stk. Stock Crous e Hind s-Stock 12.00/c 12.00/c 10.70/c. 12.00% 3.00 3.00 4.68 3.00 G.E. Stock Pittsburg Stock Stock Crouse Hinds- Stock 82.13/c .82 84.27/c 80.70/c - 32.85 32.8o 33.71 � 32.28 G.E. Stock Midwest Stock Stock T and B Stock 4.60% .045 5.40/c 3.75/c AL 4.60 4.50 5.40 3.75 General Electric Allen-Bradley Westinghouse 10 Weeks Stock 7-8 Weeks 30 Days 150.00 153.00 140.90 179.03 1,050.00 1,071.00 986.30 1,253.21 ALTERNATE: General Elb tric 1 Week 140.00 - 980.00 - Pushbuttons 3.00 21.00 ABOVE ABOVE ABOVE ABOVE #1-5' 1/lo N/30. 1/10 #1-5 1/10 #1-.5 1/10 - #6-8 5% #6-8 5/10 #6-8 5% - #7 2% #9 Net #9 Net #9 Net. ALTERNATE - Above #2,3,4, N/30 #5 2/15 - #9 N/30 - FREIGHT ALLOWED LUBBOCK LUBBOCK LUBBOCK ALTERNATE: FREIGHT ALLOWED onsideration of all bids, motion.was made by Commissioner Morris, secmnded by mmission- s, motion carried, Ma�ror Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter., Davis and Thomas Yea, none voting Nay, that the purchase be made as follows: Accept the bid of Westinghouse Electric Supply Corporation for purehase of Items 1, 6, 7 and 8; Accept the bid of C. B. Anderson Company for purchase of Items 2, 3, 4 and 5; Accept the Bid of Anderson Young Electric Company for purchase of Item #9. 3-11-384,416 Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, #lot ion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, to authorize charge off of the following water and electric delinquent accounts for the fiscal year 1951-52. ZONE 1-1 FOLIO NAW-1 ADDRESS DATE WATER ELECTRIC TOTAL 1-1-133 Vernon King 410 14th St. Dec. 1951 8.56 8.56 1-1-156 Farm Egpt.Dist.fnc 1420 Ave.0 March 1952 .42 .42 1-1-190 J.H.Abercrombie 412 14th St. April 1952 2.80 14.34 17.14 1-1-217 F. A.Gould R 1419 Ave. D June 1952 cr. 1.80 cr. 1.60 cr. 3.40 1-1-217 Z. M. Timms R 1419 Ave. D Oct.. 1951 .56 1.16 1,72 1-1-225 Retta Nunn 1414 Ave. D June 1952 5.10 5.10 1-1-227 Irrigation MotoVtup. 1412 Ave. D Sept. 1951 5.30 5.30 1-1-227 Artcraft Sign Co. 1412 Ave. D April 1952 .80 18.28 19.08 1-1-293 Snak-A-Teria Systems 1403 Ave. E. Sept. 1951 24.68 32.36 57104 1-1-323 Vacant 1412 Ave. E Oct. 1951 7.75 8.73 16.48 1-1-323 M. C.-Owens 1412 .Ave. E July'1952 • 2.74 2.74 1-1-447 Vacant 1409 Ave. G March 1952 -2.00 2,00 1-1-452 Vacant 1413 Ave. G March 1952 5.52 5.52 1-1-474 Claude Turner U15 Ave. G June 1952 4.55 4.55 1-1-522 Nellie P.Hawthan 616 13th St. Feb. 1952 .60 .60 1-1-560 0. R..Stewart 1309 Ave. D August 1951 10.56 5.16 15.72 1-1-620 D. 0. Delgado 509 Bdwy. Sept. 1952 1.46 1.46 1-1-749A Vacant 1211 Ave. G -A-Pr-U 1952 5.32 5.32 1-1-908 Vacant 606 Main March 1952 .92 .92 1-1-943 Vacant 708 Main May 1952 2.32 2.32 1-1-955 Roy L.Kinney, Jr. 714 Main June 1951 cr. 1.80 cr. 5.00 cr. 6.80 1-1-969 Logan Hotel 1007,i Ave,G Jan. 1952 3.49 24.37 27.86 1-1-969 Omah Hall -Logan -Hotel 1007-1 Ave.G Sept. 1951 11.05 18.62 29.67 1-2-387 Fabric Mart 1111A Ave.J April 1952 cr. 1.80 cr. 1.80 1-2-629A Home Loan & Finance 808 13th St. August 1952 10.00 10.00 1-2-629A Dillon Scale & Equip. 808 13th St. March 1952 2.00 2,00 1-2-630 Dillon Scale & Equip. U20 Ave. G March 1952 5.95 5.95 1-2•-630- Boone Sales Co. 1220 Ave. G Nov. 1952 .63 34.59 35.22 1-2-755 Taylor, t Gray Real.Esf. 911 14th St. June 1952 . 1.80 1.80 1-2-814 Western Cotton Oil Co.1306 Ave. H Jan. 1952 cr.1.80 cr. 1.80 1-3-UO Melvin Darby Service 1419 Ave. K 1952 36.38 36.38 1-3-241- Patsy Adams 1316 15th Apt-5 May 1952 2.24 2.24 1-3-305- M.C.Pendleton 1408-B 15th St. Oct. 1951 . 2.10 1.88 3,98 1-3-395 F. E. VanHorn 1411-B 14th St. Jan. 1952 13.28 19.56 32.84 1-3-729 Huckaby Serv.Sta. 1319 Main At-Z.1952 17.50 17.50 1-3-798 Lorraine Shop 1304 Bdwy Aug. 1952 .63.06 63.06 1-3-856 Co-ed Beautbr Shop 1111 Ave. K Feb. 1952 . 2.74 2.74 1-4-108 J. R.Chandler 1004 Ave. M Oct. 1950 _ 2.16 4.09 6.25 1-4-118 Alvin Juno 1411-B 10th St. Aug. 1952 •32 •32 1-4-129 Virgil Morgan R 1412 Main Aug. 1951 2.48 2.48 1-4-186 W. L. Shipp 1004-A Ave. 0 Aug. 1952 4.82 4.82 1-4-186 Vacant. 1004-A Ave. 0 July 1952 4.52 4.52 1-4-186 Kathryn Jones 1004-A Ave. 0 March 1952• 3.60 3.60 1-4-186 S/Sgt.Will A.Rowell 1004-A Ave.O Nov. 1951 1.25 1.25 1-4-191 T. W. Naylor 1004-C Ave. 0 MY 1952 5.75 5.75 1-4-191 Vacant 1004-0 Ave. 0 Nov. 1951 1.20 1.20 1-4-134 J. W. Talley 1004-D Ave. 0 Oct. 1951 7.15 11.17 18.32 1-4-•25 Clestea Barrett 1611 loth St. Nov. 1951 2.10 2.10 1-4-237 Vacant 1621-A loth St. Nov. 1951 1.89 1.89 1-4-239 Clyde E. Calloway 1621-B 10th St. Sept. 1952 3.65 3.65 1-4-263 Ray Bagley 1640 Main July 1952 .04 7.12 7.16 1_4-283 Nattl Advertising Co. 1009 Ave. Q Feb. 1952 cr.1.80 cr. 3.72 cr. 5.52 1-4►-298 Vacant 1655 Main Jan. 1952 6.00 6.00 1-4►380 J. J. Young 1611 Main July 1952 3.05 3.05 1-4-386 Mrs. R. P. Pace 1609-A Main Feb. 1952 2.01 2.01 1-4-391 Mrs. M. Russell 1110-A Ave. 0 Aug. 1952 3.22 3.22 1-4--425A D. F.Hutchens R 1511 Main Nov. 1951 15.17 15.17 1-4-522 Tims Hughes Furn.Co. 1402 Bdwy March 1952 63.59 63.59 1-4-657 Pete Carpenter R 1622-A 13th Sept. 1952 4.47 4.47 1-4,-660 L. C. Booker R 1622-B 13th Nov. 1951 4•22 4•22 1-4-660 Mrs. Carrie Neel R 1622-B 13th Feb. 1952 .40 .40 1-4-660 J. W. Jennings R 1622-B 13th Sept. 1952 10.92 10.92 1-4-686 Johnnie Mathison R 1625-A Brdwy '1 1952 cr. 1.80 cr. 2.40 cr. 4.20 1-4-833 Mrs. Floyd A. Glover 1302 Ave. N Jan. 1952 .50 13.47 13.97 1-4-833 Vacant 1302 Ave. N Dec. 1951 3.60 3.60 1-4-833 Vacant 1302 Ave. N Oct. 1951 2.10 .80 2.90 1-4-836 Mollie D,.Abernathy 1306 Ave. N Feb. 1952 39.24 39.24 1-4-865. L. R. Shrapshire 1408 Ave. N Jan. 1952 3.40 3.40 1-4-905. Lucill Pierce 1609 14th St. Sept. 1952 6.12 6.12 1-4-938 Mrs. Audie Irvin 1628 15th St. March 1952 7.25 26.99 34.24 TOTAL 173.82 525.72 699.54 FOLIO NAME ADDRESS DATE WATER ELECTRIC TOTAL 23 - 164 Roy Lee 1014-A 18th St. Aug. 1952 2.10 14.75 16.85 2-1-167 .bather L. Adams 1014-B 18th St, April 1952 5.40 -5.40 2-1-349 A. H. Faulkner iotor Co. 1820 Ave..K Sept. 1950 cr. 2.61 cr. 2.61 2-1-370 Dermont Oliver 1806/ venue K Dec. 1951 11.73 - ll-?3 .2-1-435 F. E. Pierce 1811 Ave. L Feb. 1952 .10 .10 2-1-435 Rufus Gunnels 1811 Ave. L Aug. 1951 5.15 5.15 2-1-483 Norman Long 181O.Ave. L Aug. 1952 2.10 .44 2.54 2-1-483 Charles A. Wallace 1810 Ave. L Dec. 1951 1.62 1.44 3.06 2-1-483 Charles A. Veal 1810 Ave. L Sept. 1951 1.85 6.60 8.45 2-1-548 .Gola Richey 1312 .17th St. Jan. 1952 .30 .30 2-1-739 No Name . 1007 15th St. June 1952 4.45 4.45 271-739 Charles Wood 1007.15th St. Aug. 1951 5.72 5.72 2-1..= Johnson Insurance Agency. 1502 Texas Ave. April 1952 4.00 -10.00 - 14.00 2-1-769 C. J. Barney 1510-.A Ave. J Aug. 1952 5.76 - 5.76 2-1-770 .Charles Peterson 1510 B Ave. J Jan 1952 4.62 4.62 2-1-770 Charles Petersoi 3006 Datmouth Nov. 1951 1.20 1.06 2.26 2-1-790 G. M. Moore 1112-A 16th St. Nov. 1951 3.34 3.34 2-1-792 &.k. Moore 1112-B 16th St. Nov. 1951 2.00 3.20 5.20 2--1-792 fx. M. Moore 1112-B 16th St. Nov. 1951 2-1-907 John H. Buson 1309-B 16th St. hay 1952 1.85 1.85 2:-1-919 Judson B. Tingle 1320-B 16th St. Feb. 1952 1.20 2.72 3.92 2-2-144 W. 0. Merchant R 1520 Ave. N Dec. 1950 3,96 - 3.96 2r-2-184 J. T. Moore 1620 Ave. N July 1952 39,95 16.27 20.22 2-,2-241 Jack Cole, 1715 Ave. N July 1952 •1.06 - 1.06 2-2-403 Mrs. A. YL Moore 1708-A Ave. 9 Feb. 1952 cr. 1.80 cr. 1.80 2-2-467 Venice Conn 1608 19th St. March 1952 3.15 27.06 32.21 2r2-514A No Name R 1710 Ave. 0 April 1952 3.76 3.76 2-2-591B Sol Arcurie 1507 15th St, Feb 1952 •5.18 - 5.18 2--2-592 No Name 1509 15th St. June 1951 cr. 1.68 cr-. 1.68 2-2-610 W. C. McManus 1611 15th St. March 1952 2.12 2.12 2-2-642 Guns, Inc.. 1505 Ave.Q Jan. 1952 5.25 5.25 2r2--720 Davis Turner R 1616 16th ,gt. Jan. 1952 9.40 9.40 2-2-778 E. D. Thompson 1636 17th St. Nov. 1951 1.68 1.68 2-2-864 No Name 1614 18th St. April 1952 2.40 - 2.40 2--3-115 Clarence Tisdal 1832 Ave. Q Aug. 1952 6.40 24.50 -30.90 2-3-147A C. E. Reeves R 1810 Ave. R 3une 1952 1.64 - 1.64 2-3-147A Sgt. R. K Thompson R 1810 Ave. R Oct. 1951 -2.84 - 2.84 2,.3-147A- Rulth Yeates R 1810 Ave. R Feb. 1952 4.74 4.74 2-3-235 Interiors, Inc. 1928 19th St, Jan. 1952, 7.85 7.85 2-3-3320 Leonard C. Arndt R 1905 l8th.St. Feb. 1952 2.52 _ 2.52 2-3-347 Goo. W. Gray 1802 Ave. S July 1951 •6.98 6.98 2r3-428 Faye Wicker 1711-B 18th St. March 1952 1.40 1.40 2r3-571 D. H. Sockton R 1706 A Ave. R Nov. 1951 .74 - -.74 2-3-579 Kenneth F. Moore 1809 17th St. June 1952 4.15 ' 11.45 15.60 2-3-579 Emmett K. Koen 1809 17th St. July 1952 .62 M --.62 2-3-622. J. I. Perkins 1910 18th St. Feb. 1952 2.32 - 2.32 2-3-659 D. S. Hill 1913-B 17th St. Feb. 1952 .04 - .04 2-3-784 J. D. Pennington 1605-B Ave. S Sept. 1951 3.40 3.40 2=3-837A Dr. Charles E. Glover 1807 16th St, Nov. 1951 4.48 - 4.48 2-3-837A J. T. Mince 1807 16th St. June 1952 1.20 1.20 2-3-879 Bill & Gene Service Sta.. 1520 Ave. Q Aug. 1952 2.31 2.31 2-3-891 No Name 1508-D Ave. Q Jan. 1952 1.20 5.40 - 6.60 2-3-893 No Aame 1508-C Ave. Q Jan. 1952 3.60 •9.08 -12.68 2-3-" Elmer McCollum 1508-C Ave. Q Oct. 1951 1.16 - 1.16 2-3-895 Thomas C. Hepp 1508-A Ave. Q Sept 1951 12.64 18.51 -31.15 2-3-895 Nrs. Robert Voss 1508-A Ave. Q Oct. 1951 3.05 4.39 7.44 2-3-»895 Wanza Akin 1508-A Ave. Q Jan. 1952 8.65 17.33 -25.98 21:3-917 Frank Eggert 1801 15th St, Sept 1952 1.02 1,02 2-3-954 E. D. Holt 1909 15th St. Aug. 1952 3.90 - 3.90 2-4.-133 R. B. Hall 1914 15th St, Sept 1951 •3.45 3.45 2-4-178 Johnny Calloway 1806-B 15th St. July 1952 2.61 - 2.68 2-4-178 Nelson Campbell 1806-B 15th St. April 1952 1.58 - 1.58 2-4"271 R. C. Kennedy 1707 14th St, June 1952 .27 .27 2-4-290 T. L. Burnett 1309 Ave. R- July 1952 .17 12.55 12.72 2-4-378 Mary Leslie 1907-B 13th Aug. 1952 5.26 5.26 2-4-378 M. H. Bonner 1907-B 13th Oct. 1951 6.60 6.60 2-,4-378A Norman Carter R 1907-B 13th St. July 1952 2.08 2.09 2-4-465 Gayle McLaughlin 1919-B Bdwy April 1952 1.08 1.08 2-4-474 Elbert O'Neal 1919-C Bdwy Feb. 1952 1.64 1.64 2-4-605 No Name 1214 Ave. Q Aug. 1952 1.20 1.20 2.40 2-4-609 Chism Bakery 1216 Ave. Q Aug. 1952 1.05 L 05 2-4,806 No Name 1908 Bdwy Aug. 1952 3.90 3.90 2-4-903 R. M. Means 1701 Main Jan. 1952 2.16 2.16 TOTAL 96.51 313.12 409.63 ZONE - 3 FOLIO NAME ADDRESS DATE WATER BLECTRIC TOTAL ,3-1-134 Lewis Patillo 2014-B 13th St. Feb. 1952 .62 - - .62 ,3-1-140 No Name 2017 Bdwy.. June 1952 .6o - .60 3-1-146 13-1-229 Frank R. Waters 2017 Bdwy. April 1952 .32 - f.32 Doris -Thurman 2106-B 13th.St. April 1952 .2.57 -2.57 3-1-248 Leta Nelson R2105 13th St. Jan. 1952 3.58 3.58 Prentice D. Jefcoat R 2509 13th St. Sept. 1951 1.96 - 1.96 .3-1-255 3-1-275 Artids-Jat6i1b,r4ji R 2116-A 14th St. May/1951 cr.1.66 cr.1.66 .3-1-293 , Lt; Willle ' 2121 13th St, June 1952 7.63 2.00 - 9.63 3-1-327A Mrs. B. S. Craggs R 2104.14th St. Sept. 1951 2.84 - 2.84 3-1-386 Rks. Morris D. Lewis, Jr. 2120 15th St. April 1951 cr.1.62 cr.1-.62 3-1-392 No Name R 2117,14th St. Dec. 1951 .96 .96 3-1-436 J. E. Kelly 14057B Ave. V Nov. 1951 10.82 -10.82 3-1-442 Fred D. Nelson 2022-B 15.th St. July 1952 .1.84 - 1-.84 :3-1-486 B. B. Covington 2007-A 14.th St. Sept. 1951 5.47 5.47 3-1-621 C. N. Rushing 1506-B Ave. T Sept. 1952 .86 - .86 3-1-663 Frank H. Allen R 2105 16th St. July 1952 .40 - .40 3-2-112 No Name 2208,17th St. - Nov. 1951 1.20 1.48 2.68 3 2-127 E. T. Abernathy 2214 �-7th St. May 1952 .30 5.38 - 5.68 3-2-273 Mrs. Max Powell 2307 J06th Sept 1952 2.40 1.60 4.00 3-2-291 L. L. Conner 2304-J3 16th St. July 1952 4.64 - 4.64 3-2-306 E. L. Hall 2302-B 16th St. March 1952 3.1-4 3-.14 �-2-360 W. F. Eisepberg 2214 16th St. Nov. 1951 1.65 - 1-.65 3-2-371 .kL D. Meyers 2209 16th St. May 1952 1.20 9.43 -10--.63 3-2-371 Leon Gregory , 2209 16th. St. Dec. 1951 4.60L . 11.11 -15-.71 3-2-412 Bobby McMillan 2202-A 15th St. July 1952 cr.1.80 cr.7.25 ere 9.05 3-2-417 Claudie Lush 2202-A 15th St. March 1952 2.02 - 2-.02 3-2-417 L. E. Daggy 2202-A 15th St, Jan. 1952 5.88 - 5.88 3-2-594 No Name R 2321 15th St. Nov. 1951 4.12 4.12 3-2-628 Joe H. Pate 1307-B Aye. X March 1952 6.05 6:05 3-2-629 Nb --Namb- 1307-C Ave .. X June 1952 1.20 .60 -1.80 3-2-739 Mrs. H. K. Reitly 2221-A 14th St. Jan. 1952 7.05 - 7.05 3-2-969 Yiners Agency R 2307 15th St. Sept. 1952 11.08 31:08 3-2-134B R. L. Westlake R 24174 13th St. Aug. 1952 4.03 4.03 3-3-157 .Marivin McTarty 1309 College Ave. Sept. 1951 46.80 46.80 3-3-181 Martha Wasildngton Candies 14 03-A College Sept. 1951 54.83 54.83 3-3-196 F. S. Ballard 2420 14th,St. March 1951 - .21.63 21:63 3-3-608- Bernard Benis R 1613-B Ave. Y June 1952 5.24 5.24 3-3-608 Meek R 1613-$ Ave. Y Sept. 1952 3.36 3.36 3-3438 .Alvis Joe Powers 1609 Ave. Y. June 1952 cr.2;40 cr: 2.40 3-3-694 0. L. Culpepper R 2408 16th.St. Jan. 1952 .16 :16 3-3-785 Edwin B. Conley 2302-A 18th St. Feb. 1952 .92 - -.92 3.4-106 Jim Young 23,a7 19th St, Feb. 1952 -5.09 =5WO$ 3-4-11$ •J. R. McKinley 2335 19th St, Aug. 1952 17.06 17.06 3-4--150 Virgil W. Johnson *Lee 2318 20th St. Sept. 1952 .56 .56 3-4-273 Bedford 2102 20th St. Dec. 1951 cr.2.40 er.3.00 cr-.5-40 3-4-384 *Cecil G. Thompson 2147 19th St. Dec. 1951 6.21 21.97 28:18 3-4-564 No Name 1903 Ave. W May 1952 1.80 2,00 -3.80 3-4-5 64 Holcnmb & 0bpeland 1903 Avq. W April 1952 7.45 7:45 3-4-573 Anthoin:t Co. 2220 19th St, Dec. 1951 cr.6,87 cr.20.56 cr.27:43 3-4-530 Anthony Cot 2218 191th St. Dec..1951 cr 1.46 cr.-1-46 3-4-588 Robert H. Sandifer 2232 19th St. Sept. 1952 2.40 2.40 3-4-648 R. L. Jones R 2216 18th St, Nov. 1951 19.68 1-9.68 3-4-654 _Roper R. Jones 2213 18th-St. Nov. 1951 5.65 -5:65 3-4-6 65 J. Paul Heard 2212 18th-St, June 1952 39.86 39.86 3-4-740 !Bob Sanders 2119-B 18th St.- Dec. 1951 .15.84 15.-84 3-4-763 L. M. Able, 2109 19th.St. July 1952 6.50 -6.50 3b4-800 Arutur H. French 1808 Ave.. V Feb. �1952 cr.23.27 cr.2-3.27 3-4+-816 Don Pettey, 2016 18th St. April 1952 1.20 - -1.20 3-4-816 J. T. Murphy 2016 18th St. Nov. 1952 4.75 4.75 3-4-819 M. A. Kirksey 2014 18th St. March 1952 2.90 41.08 43.98 3-4--825 Nancy Foster 2010 1.8th St. Nov. 1951 1.80 1.48 3.28 3-4-843 Bill Stowell 2001 17th St, Feb. 1952 3,29 3,29 3,-4-943 ,Bobbie Emmons 1705 Ave. V July 1952 -.32 - .32 TOTAL 73•10 333.87 406.-97 ZONE 4 4,1-107 Geae Rhea 2215 23rd St, Jan. 1952 10,56 10..56 4,1-186 'Mrs. Lara Greece 2108 23rd St. Jan. 1952 4.42 4.42 4-1-186 No Name 2108 23rd St, Oct. 1951 3.05 .64 3.69 4-1-188 F. S. Shockley R 2108 23rd St, July 1952 2.35 2.35 4-1-214 'No Name 2112 A Ave. U Larch 1952 5.40 8.85 14.25 4-1-214 Ralph W. Turner 2112 A Ave. U Sept. 1951 6,58 6.58 ZONE 4 FOLIO NAME ADDRESS DATE WATER ELECTRIC TOTAL 4-1-232, No Name 2105-22 May 1952 L20 �120 240 4-1-243 D. R. Halmgram 2114-22 Apr 1952 556 5.56 4-1-290 A. S. Everest 2205-V Nov 1951 146 ,46 4-1-322 P. D. Cline 2209-22 Aug 1952 ,85 8,57 942 4-1-322 J. E. Durham 2209-22 Arr 1952 3.08 3,08 4-1-446 No Name 2007C-V Jul 1952 160 1,60 4-1-488 Shirley Ratcliff R 2110-21 Apr 1952 .32 .32 4-1-540 B. C. Young 2113-20 May 1952 .40 8.36 8,76 4-1-600 No Name 2219-20 Aug 1952 7,95 7.79 15,74 4-1-685 Hazel D. Hudson 2319B-20 Apr 1952 544 544 4-2-142 Dale Young R2520-20 Aug 1952 05 914 14,09 4-2-142 No Name R2520-20 Feb 1952 4,10 Q80 6,90 4-2-189 No Name 2625-20 Aug 1952 .88 88 4-2-197 No Name 2622-20 Jul 1952 445 4,45 4-2-302 Lloyd Whitfield 2419-20 Jun 1952 1,97 3,97 4-2-367 Roy Allen 2403-21 Mar 1952 3.95 15,99 1994 4-2-385 Arch Lamb 2408-21 Jul 1952 2,79 4,72 751 4-2-410 No Name 2414A-21 Jun 1952 312 3,12 4-2-610 Mrs. Eunice F. Jones R2604-21 Jun 1952 .40 ,40 4-3-131 C. H. Daniel 2421-22 Apr 1952 .56 .56 4-3-207 Charlie Head 2411-22 Place Dec 1951 2.10 2,10 4-3-207 F. G. Singleton 2411-22 Place Aug 1952 2.50 250 4-3-213 Von E. Barreth 2419-22 Place Aug 1952 255 4.72 7.27 4-3-213 Millie York 2419-22 Place Dec 1951 7Z6 786 4-3-228 M. -E. Tilley 2427-22 St. Apr 1952 5.00 5,00 4-3-379 No Name R2630-23 Aug 1952 1,76 1176 4-3-412 W. H. Cooper 2622-24 Aug 1952 421 4,21 4-3-492 V. V. Cox 2517-23 Nov 1951 Cr W5 4-3-627 E. W. Francis 2403-24 Feb 1952 136 1,36 4-3-663 J. K. Knight 2415-24 May 1952 ,90 834 9,24 4-3-750A Jerry McKa R2516-25 Mar 1952 12A6 1246 4-4-442 No Name 2619-26 Nov 1951 1.20 3.56 476 4-4-510A Laverne Crisp R2520-27 Jun 1952 ,52 .52 4-4-532 No Name 2513-26 Aug 1952 120 1.20 4-4-620 11. A. Robertson 2421-26 Apr 1952 ,30 7.99 829 4-4-662 Mrs- Fannie ,:alters 2407-26 Jul 1952 .45 .45 4-4-671 J. T. McCullen, Jr. 2404-27 Sept 1952 5.31 5.31 4-4-699 H. D. Dickson 2414-26 Feb 1952 Cr 290 Cr 290 4-4-709 George G Wilson 2417-25 Dec 1950 Cr 2,16 Cr 2.16 4-4-738 W. H. McKinney 2507-College Jan 1952 .40 .40 4-4-824 Mildred Dorham 2313-25 Feb 1951 10.28 10,28 4-4-901 Robert L. Wright 2312-28 Sept 1951 R05 8.76 1681 4-4-910 J. T. McLeroy R2313-27 Aug 1951 1508 9.88 24,96 4-4-931 Boyd King 2322-28 Oct 1951 1 334 3,34 4-4-964 Jerry 11. Tom 2412-28 Aug 1952 167 L67 4-4-964 Herbert B Riley 2412-28 Apr 1949 2,16 1.51 3.67 4-4-1903 No Name 2429-27 Jul 1950 __290__ 290N TOTAL 7342 21234 285.76 5-1-189A Maurine Beasley 5-1-189A E. C. Partwood 5-1-189A 'William S Poole 5-1-245 Charlie R Garner 5-1-245 W. 11. Fool 5-1-330 R. L. Holly 5-1-430 H. F. McDaniel 5-1-431 McDaniel Grocery 5-1-457 Ida Dudley 5-1-523 Chas. 'jd. Stewart 5-1-523 No Name 5-1-523 Gordon Welch 5-1-523 No Name 5-1-662 No Name 5-1-664 A. N. Sullivan 5-1-681 George W Soash 5-1-720 M. 0. Spears 5-1-766 C. VT. Brown 5-1-793 Jo An Cronfil 5-1-805 B. Webb 5-1-819 No Name 5-1-869 Jimmie Cummings 5-1-870 No Name 5-2-101 T. H. _•;illigan 5-2-117 Tisdal Const. Co 5-2-126 Robert S G Hermanson 5-2-126 No Name 5-2-168 F. B. Teal 5-2-416 Glenn Hodge 5-2-446 Clark Williams 5-2-509 No Name 5-2-536 Vernon Whitson 5-9-5An T-Tmagrrl 1)_ W, 11 i s R2304-U R2304-U R2304-U 2120-24 2120-24 t12224-24 2505 -�7 2508-1,T 2213-25 2118B-25 211BB-25 2118B-25 2118B-25 2202-26 2204-26 2210-26 2222-26 2211-27 2205-27 2201-27 2121-27 2103A-27 2103B-27 2707-U 2002-28 R1922-28 R1922-28 1714-28 2507-U 2002-26 1908-26 1719-26 171OB-26 ZONE 5 Sent Mar Jan May Sept Aug kug Jul Aug Jun Feb Dec Jul Mar Jul Feb Ap r Aug Feb Jul Mar Jan Jul Jan Jan Feb Sept Sep Jul Jun Sep Ded May t t 1952 1952 1952 1952 1951 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1951 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1951 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1952 1951 1952 255 BE 2.40 320 9.60 2.70 Cr L20 180 22 3.35 555 ,k23 344 .96 2&0 2,52 11.90 5.32 10.77 186 4 1,68 469 3,76 %5 6 9.76 Cr 7,44 5.49 L64 .64 6,60 Cr .36 Cr 6.60 348 100 240 8,12 2.14 1,36 887 7,02 344 ,9 6 240 2,5 2 11.90 5,3 2 13,32 18.64 1,68 5.99 5.56 2.5 6 2&0 320 9.76 1,80 744 449 1.64 10.24 9.30 L56 180 6.82 3.48 1.00 2.40 812 244 335 L36 14.42 11.25 FOLIO NAi14E ADDRESS DATE WATER ELEC. TOTAL 5-2-576 Robert Herring 1719-25 Mar 1952 1,52 152 5-2-707 T. R. Bell 2402-T May 1952 7.04 7.04 5-2-762 Inez Culpepper 1901 B-24 Jan 1952 .08 ,08 5-2-887A No Name 2306A-T Apr 1952 3.20 320 5-2-887B Dr. R. C. Hardin 2308-T Jan 1952 756 7.56 5-3-113 No Name 2208A-T Jan 1952 2145 13.00 3445 5-3-128 No Name 1926-23 Jul 1952 1.60 1,60 5-3-128 E. W. Dunivan 1926-23 Nov 1951 1,92 1,92 5-3-128 Mrs. Claude E. Smith 1926-23 Feb 1952 828 8,28 C 5-3-215 A. F. Jennings 1617-23 Jun 1952 316 3.16 _J 5-3-242 No Name 1601-23 Jul 1952 6AO 6.40 5-3-273 C. E. Brooks R1604-22 Jun 1952 418 4;.8 5-3-296 R. A. Bowman 1613A-22 Jul 1952 1,77 1.77 5-3-296 Roy A Smith 1613A-22 Mar 1952 5.32 5,32 5-3-373 Earl ' alsh 1725A-22 Aug 1952 4,75 4.04 8,79 5-3-470 Johnnie H Stalcup Jr. 1911A-21 Nov 1951 .84 1.04 1„88 5-3-471 Ivan Jones 1911B-21 Apr 1952 161 1,61 5 -3-610 No Name 1803-20 Aug 1952 .60 Z51 60 251 5-3-614 5-3-681 Ira Cattrell T. E. Ervin 2006-R 1920-(� Dec Mar 1951 1952 2.40 6.78 918 5-3-689 Michaels 1911A-Q Jul 1% 52 .17 6.70 687 5-3-747 Hendricks Service Station 1901-q Aug 1952 10.45 1988 30.33 5-3-752 Gambel & Son Jr 1631-19 1603A-21 Sept Nov 1951 1951 4.40 350 7.88 4.40 1L38 5-3-818 5-3-839 John Payne C. D. Jackson R1915 Dixie Dr.Sept 1952 Z64 2,64 5-3-839 R. L. Vail R1915 Dixie Dr.May 1952 P,52 2.52 5-3-839 L. R. Jacobson R1915 Dixie Dr.Jul 1952 4.48 921 448 921 5-3-09 Maragret renrod R1915 Dixie Dr.Nov 1951 :465 5-3-870 No Name 1902B-P 1902A-P Aug 1952 A ug1952 a65 1,20 %20 5-3-875 5-4-128 No Name 19th & 0 Service 1529-19 Sept 1952 16.05 l&05 5-4-128 Dan Blanchard 1529-19 Feb 1952 1766 7.85 17.66 7�2 5-4-226 Louis Cornwell 1504-22 Jul Jul 1952 1952 ,32 5-4-249 111. Z. Leatherwood 2103-1 2204-0 Jul 1952 2,92 U 2 5-4-262 5-4-332 Herrin Stephens Paul Wayne Ellis 2306-N Apr 1952 40 4;80 5.20 7.01 5-4-337 B. V. England 1951A-N 1943B-N Aug Feb 1952 1952 1,00 7.01 436 6.36 5-4-356 5-4-362 W. H. Barrett T. F. Hamilton R1941-N Jul 1952 1,80 180 7.70 5-4-362 Mildred Horn R1941-N 1934-N Feb May 1952, 1952 7.70 2,14 2,14 5-4-377 L. S. Pratt 1917-N Jul 1952 -w_ 2.40 5-4-406 No Name_ �T240_ TOT. i,L 155.17 286.51 44158 ZONE 6 6-1-227 A. E. Tounget R1304-24 rl. 1301A-24 11. Oct Jan 1951 1952 3.28 1.36 3.28 L36 6-1-231A 6-1-332 B. C. Nabors Thomas V. CrawleyJr. 1516-24 Fl. Mar 1952 528 5.28 Cr 5.30 6-1-398 Mrs. C. F. Aycock 1520-25 Oct Aug 1951 1952 Cr 5.30 4,90 490 6-1-412 B. G. Hoffman 1516-25 1510-25 Apr 1952 1,57 1.57 6-1-426 Henry Ervin 1510-25 Jul 1952 3.65 %84 11.49 6-1-426 6-1-450 No Name Mrs. Tobe Foster 1501-25 Mar 1952 1125 ,86 .86 11.25 6-1-616 M. L. West 2424-L 1503-27 Dec Aug 1951 1952 340 4.96 836 6-1-952 6-1-952 �'d. D. Baker Mrs. Oliver H. Halloway 1503-27 Oct 1951 •25 25 •20 6-1-958 Capt. L. J. Bassett � 1508-28 1608-27 Apr Jun 1952 1952 -20 307 3.07 6-1-995F: J. D. ,,1ilhoite 1915-L apt 4 Oct 1951 1329 13.29 6-2-131 6-2-138 No Name Randall Polk 1919B-L Dec 1951 Cr 265 Cr 2,64 Cr529 �06 6-2-184 Katrina Heig`ler McCain 2107D-L 2406-K Sept 1952 Jan 1952 675 5,36 211 16 6-2-226 E. W. Griffin 2412-K Feb 1952 210 1.60 6-2-234 6-2-236 No Name L. J. Caldwell 2414A-K Aug 1952 Z`'O 1340 20 J .0 13AO 6-2-237 Betty Townsend 2414B-K 2419-L Apr Apr 1952 1952 Cr 1,00 ,40 Cr 3 6-2-249 H. F. Vandiver 2606-K Jul 1952 265 2�5 6-2-319 0. D. Howard 2610-K Jun 1952 4.70 6'28 1128 6-2-331 6-2-331 J. M. Cox Robert G. Rilling 2-K 4.70 12�08 16.78 6-2-459 H. D. Jackson 241018-J 2413-K Aug1952 A1952 ug Feb 1952 400 400 6-2-465, D. V. Stacks 2404B-J Mar 1952 266 256 6-2-476 Elsie Hodges 2404B-J Jan 1952 40 6;84 724 6-2-476 Bobby Seal 2404A-J Sept 1952 S10 .80 290 6-2-476 6-2-C478 No Name Ted Crooks 2404A-J Aug 1952 1.90 2.90 560 1,84 7.50 4.74 6-2-487 No Name 2402-K 2114-K Jul Jun 1952 1952 240 324 64 6-2-539 F. R. Ball 2114-K Nov 1951 2,40 �05 7.45 6-2-539 6-2-542 No Name William F Welsh 2112-K Sept 1952 60 1.54 54 .60 6-2-542 W. D. Gibbs 2112-K 1108-22 Jul Sept 1952 1952 435 14�32 1a67 6-2-550 Pauline Dougherty 2105-K Jan 1952 224 224 6-2-562 Burton Darnell 2105-K Jan 1952 2�6 2,�6 6-2-562 Mrs. Cecil Johnson 1919-K Apr 1951 3A8 6-2-565 Henry C. 4,hite 1919-J Nov 1951 388 6-2-692 H. O. Couger ZONE 6 FOLIO NAME ADDRESSES DATE WATER ELECTRIC TOTAL 6-2-723 J. F. Ezell ' 2009 Ave. J June 1952 7.22 7.22 2-2-726 No Name 2011 Ave. J June 1952 3.35 3.35 6-2-726 H. H. Farrow 2011 Ave.'J March 1952 11.10 25.84 36.94 6-2-741 No Name 2104 Ave. J Aug. 1952 6.60 5.44 12.04 6-2-751 Miss Zee Taylor 2108-A Ave. J Jan. 1952 .42 6-2-752 James E. Adams 2108-B Ave. J Nov. 1951 W6 .42 6.06 6-2-756 No Name 2110-B Ave. J Aug. 1952 2.64 2.64 6-2-915 Micheal Scavone 2511 Texas Ave. March 1952 6.00 46.54 52.54 6-2-938 Lubbock Vocational School 2426 Texas Ave. April 1952 7.27 7.27 6-2-968 Cape's Auto Sales 2302 Texas Ave. Oct. 1951 .20 6-2-1006 C. W. McFarland, Jr. 1947 Texas Ave. April 1952 1.54 39.95 .20 41.49 6-2-lo06 Henry J. Ellis 1947 Texas Ave. Jan. 1952 20.82 20.82 6-2-1044 Blair & Leverett Motor Co. 1915 Texas Ave. April 1952 1.80 1.$0 6=3-207 Dan Muse 2225 Ave. H. Jan. 1952 2.60 5.44 8.04 6-3-315 6-3-396 No Name Groce 2412 Ave. G. Dec. 1951 cr. .45 er. .45 Furniture 2212 Ave. G May 1952 cr.1.80 er.1.80 6-3-498 Claude's Wax Shop 1915 Ave. H July 1952 3.10 10.44 13.54 6-3-523 Lee Patterson 1821 Ave. H June 1952 .40 11.52 11.92 6-3-523 E. J. Bradford 1821 Ave. H Jan. 1952 1.48 5.92 7.40 6-3-588 City Mattress 912 19th St, July 1950 4.18 4.18 6-3-588 M & R Upholstering 912 19th Stt May 1952 9.29 9.29 6-3-750 Clyde's Conoco Serv. 1520 Ave. H Sept. 1952 cr. 5.65 crw 5.65 6-3-835 Mitchal Williams 1802 Ave. G 'G Aug. 1952 2.65 1.40 - 4.05 6-4-116 No Name R 1713 Ave. March 1952 .96 6-4-131 No Name 1617 Ave. G. Feb. 1952 2.40 4.09 .96 - -6.49 6-4-156 C. W. Fitzgerald 709 16th St. Dec. 1951 .52 6-4-165 W. B. Atkins Lbr. Co. 1517 Ave. G April 1952 19.92 .52 19.92 6-4-237 Lewis Latham 1706 Ave. F Aug. 1952 4.52 4.52 6-4-238 No Name 1711 Ave. F Sept 1952 3.00 3.00 6-4-275 H. W. Webb 1807 Ave. F Feb. 1952 .64 .64 6-4r-302 No Name 1905 Ave. F June 1952 1.80 2.64 4„44 6-4-302 Name 1905 Ave. F April 1952 .42 .37 6-4-433 Jake McGee 1914 Ave. E _ Feb. 1952 2.32 .79 2.32 6-4-433 A. B. Baker 'Wynona 1914 Ave. E Sept. 1952 15.2,5 15.96 31.21 6-4-448 McDoweell 'No 1822 Ave. E April 1952 1.80 - 1.80 6-4-448 Name 1822 Ave. E Nov. 1951 2.40 2.40 6-4-4.63 Annie Mae Hamilton 1812 Ave. E July 1952 .64 .64 6-4-500 W. B. Kirkland 1708 Ave. E Nov. 1951 2.55 9.19 -11.74 6-4.-500 No Name 1708 Ave. E Jiy 1952 7.10 7.10 6-4-505 Mollie Winton 1706 Ave. E Nov. 1951' 11,13 11.13 6-4-505 Kenneth Beckanl 1706 Ave. E March 1950 .49 - 6-4-520 A� E. Anderson 'Melvin 1612 Ave. E July 1952 1.22 .49 1.22 6-4-550 Rodgers 1506 Ave. E Sept. 1952 7.58 7.58 S$e belojk- -i9- Roy Norris 512 16th St. Feb. 1952 4.35 4.35 6-4-612 W. A. Rate 1617 Ave. E Jan. 1952 3.76 3.76 6-4-658 Kenneth Cover 'No 515 18th.St, Sept. 1952 5.84 5.84 6-4.-747 Name 1815 Ave. D June 1952 3.20 3.20 6-4-755 J. A.'Lancaster 1806-B Ave. D March 1952 .60 1.32 1.92 6-4-756 R. R. Davis 1806 Ave. D Dec. 1951 .92 6-4-759 J. E. Franks 1807 Ave. D Nov. 1951 4.40 .92 4.40 6-4-800 No Name 'Mrs. 1710 Ave, D Dec. 1951 3.60 3.20 6.80 64-800 J. C. Long 1710 Ave. D Oct. 1951 9.95 9.95 6-4-803 M. D. Benson 1708 Ave, D Feb. 1952 6.26 6.26 6-4-828 W. N. Nelson 508 17th St. June 1952 1.00 15.12 6-4-835 Pearl Jones "Miller 1612 Ave. D Dec. 1951 .15 .14.12 3.04 3.19 6-4-848 Boyd 1604 Ave. D Sept. 1952 1.80 1.80 64--849 John Hollingworth 509 16th St. Sept. 1948 5.44 5.44 6-4-849 64,878 Bud Stamps" Bobby 509 16th St. Feb. 1952 9.60 9.60 Thomas 1506 Ave. D July 1952 4.90 4.90 6-4. 881 6-4-882 Monta Jamison 509 15th St, Jan. 1952 2.20 10.92 -13.12 Richard Kingfisher R 509 15th St. Feb. 1952 - 3.20 3.20 6-4-885 A. C. WhL611er 1502 Ave. D 16.39 16.39 6-4-591 .Roy Sullivent 513 16th St. July 1952 2.90 2.52 5.42 TOTAL 119. 29 531.45 680.74 ZONE 7 7-1-210 Jim Rice 802 Ave. G Jan. 1951 7.20 -- 7.20 92.10 217.24 10.35 .60 cr. 4.14 7.0$ 1.80 $.57 5.33 8.16 5.12 .44 .21 12.10 $.16 cr. 4.04 FOLIO NAME ADDRESS DATE WATER ELECTRIC TOTAL 7-2-264 Blake Cocknell 1320 8th St, May 1952 1.76 1.76 .7-2-312 Vacant 809 Ave. M Jan. 1952 13.80 13.80 •7-2-345 Alfred Rogers 905-A Ave. M March 1952 7.54 7.54 -7-2-345 Rex Chase. 905-A Ave.-M Dec. 1951 3.54 3.64 .7-2-345 Lucille Pierce 905-A Ave. X Oct. 1951 1.06 8.88 9.94 .7-2-365-A• Ford Lester, Jr. 909-D Ave. M Aug. 1952 2.88 2.88 7-2-365A •- James Osborn 909-D Ave. M July 1952 7.68 1 7.68 .7-2-365A Ted Tibett 909-D Ave. M Jan. 1952 12.69 12.69 -7-2 3 65A . Louis Smallwood 909-D Ave. M Sept. 1952 1.32 1.32 .7-2-441 W. C. McCormick R 808 Ave. M Aug. 1952 4.32 4.32 .7-2-481 Vacant 714-0 Ave. M Sept. 1952 .60 1.48 2.08 � .7-2-540 M. L. Webb 607 Ave. N Jan. 1952 1.85 6.72 8.57 .7-2-560 J. E. Wilson 1406-A 6th St. Nov. 1951 1.94 1.94 .7-2-560 Irene B. Miller 1406-A 6th St, Aug. 1952 1.62 1.62 .7-2-560 Rena Bi11.Walter 1406-A 6th St. June 1952 .60 3.00 3.60 .7-2-578 Vacant 512 Ave. M June 1952 3.00 3.00 .7-2-610 Cliff Leatherwood 414 Ave. M March 1952 11.46 11,46 .7-2-610 Mac Washiteria 414 Ave. M- July 1951 16.37 10.82 27.19 .7-2-610 Edgar►s Laundry 414 Ave. M- Nov. 1951 7.42 19.47 26.89 .7-2-615 Mrs. Delphine Jennings 416 Ave. M March 1952 2.60 2.60 .7-2-708 E. M. Gandy 602 Ave: N Aug. 1952 3992 3.92 .7-2-788 Carl L. Elliott 706 Ave, N Feb. 1952 2.36 2.36 .7-2-906 Clark Hudson 519 Ave. 0- April 1951 1.48 - 1.48 .7-2.•920 Vacant 507 Ave. P April 1952 1.80 - 1.80 .7-3-140 Vacant 1622 5th-St. June 1952 2.65 2.65 .7-3-186 A. P. Chano&lor 417 Ave. Q. Feb. 1952 2.60 12.84 -15.44 .7-3-175A Mrs. Conner R 422 Ave. 0 May 1952 2.28 2.28 .7-3-207 West Texas Distributing 1801 4th St, May 1952 86.45 86.45 .7-3-215 Vacant 413 Ave. R APg. 1952 1.80 .42 - 2.22 .7-3-255 Jim Yeates 1905 4th St. March 1952 3.18 2.82 6.00 .7-3-321 Mrs. Joe Brock 1917 5th St,, Sept. 1952 3;54 3.54 -7-3-360 Wilborn Johnson 1805 5th St. Jan. 1952 1.28 1.28 .7-3-360 F. H. Thompson 1808 5th St. May 1952 2.07 �.07 •7-3-381 F. L. Woods 505 Ave. R Jan. 1952 1.90 15.20 -17.10 .7-3-477 Harold M. Schrieber 1607 6th St. Nov. 1951 3.46 3.46 7j-3-484 A. T. Block 161$ 7th St. Aug. 1952 11.40 22.82 -34.22 7-3-504 Floyd Cume•, Jr. 1632A 7th St. Feb. 1952 .36 .36 7-3-523 T. B. Leatherwood 1706 6th St-, March 1952 3.14 3-.14 7-3-530 Windle Kee 1712 6th St-. July 1952 2.60 7.56 16.16 7-3-530 Homer Ogg 1712 6th St. March 1952 .61 .61 7-3-540 Mrs. Bertha Pruitt 1802 6th St. Oct. 1951 .48 .48 7-3-560 Doris A. Boren 1806 6th St, March 1952 .90 .80 -1.70 .7-3-568 - Mrs. 0. V. Spicer 1811-B 6th St. Feb. 1952 -3.36 3.36 R 7-3-590 Vacant R 1906 6th St. April 1952 6.0o 6.00 7-3-590 N. W. Owings R 1906 6th St, Aug. 1952 4.80 4.80 7-3-591 E. R. Ingram 1907 6th St. Jan. 1952 -1.90 1.90 7-3-591 Mrs. 4-lin- Smith 1907 6th•St, Jan. 1952 1.8o 3.56 5.36 7-3-597 A. T. Vieregge 1911 6th Sti Nov. 1951 2.90 4.03 6.93 7-3-735 L. A. Duke. 705 Ave. 8 Sept. 1952 .1.10 1.10 7-3-754 Charles Pinnell 704 Ave. R Jan. 1952 .80 .80 7-3-755 A. L. Watson 704-A Ave. R Jan. 1952 1.61 -1.61 7-3-768 Geoxgel-Winderriek 1705 7th St. Feb. 1952 2.20 12.67 14.87 7-3T793A No Name R 1623 7th St, Jan. 1952 5.02 5.02 7-4-163 No Name 1807 8th Sti Sept. 1952 11.20 11.20 7-4-230 J. D. Gibbs, Jr. 1627-B 8th St. Jan. 1952 .70 -9.09 --9.79 7-4-230 Foy W. Mackey 1627-B 8th St. June 1952 1.55 6.12 -7.67 7-4-252 Ruben R. Melcher 1017-D 8th St. Sept. 1952 .72 .72 7-4-258 C. G. Moss 802 Ave.-0 Jan. 1952 cr. 2.67 ar. 2.67 7-4-439 Ruth Childress 1619 9th-St. May 19$2 2.90 10.31 13.21 f 7-4r-469 R. J. Meaney R 906 Ave. 0 Nov. 1951 5.20 5.20 7-4-469 Mrs. Jeanette Johnson R 906 Ave. 0 Nov. 1951 1.33 -1.33 7-4-469 Don Geans R 906 Ave. 0 March 1952 3.72 3.72 7-4-489 Mrs. Lloyd Shuffield 1612 loth St. Aug. 1952 .56 .56 7-4-508 M. F. Stanton 1624-A loth St. Oct. 1951 .60 5.31 5.91 7-4-626 J. C. Ferguson 1904 9th St. Jan. 1952 cr. 2.10 cr. 2.10 7-4-689 W. Horace Davis 1911 9th 9t. Nov. 1951 8.42 8.42 7-4-698 Jace Floyd R 1905 9th St. Sept. 1952 .59 .59 7-4-886 K. L. Homes 20.20 31.69 51.89 7-4-889 Ivey Starnes 1001 Ave. T Jan. 1952 2.15 2.-15 7-4-899 J. W. Roberson 1920 Main- Sept. 1952 1.28 1.28 7-4-899A 1�rs,. Charles Gregg R 1920 Main Sept. 1952 7.12 -7.12 7-4-903 R. W. Pullen 1918 Main Aug. 1952 1.87 1.-87 7-4-950 G. W. Hawery 1812 Main 4"20 31.46 75.66 TOTAL 187.27 838.11 1025,38 :ZONE 8 FOLIO NAME ADD.-LtESS DATE WATER ELEC. TOTAL 8-1-170 Vacant 2117-9 Oct 1951 4.85 6.30 1115 8-1-182 H. B. Flugh 2123-9 Feb 1952 4.34 4,34 8-1-341 Bell Bates R2114-10 Jun 1952 .76 .76 8-1-383 G. C. Caeter 2024B-10 Jul 1952 .54 ,54 8-1-383 Richard Huddlester 2024B-10 Feb 1952 122 1.22 8-1-631 Hardy T. Scott R2218 Bdwy Jul 1952 L22 1.22 8-1-683 Vacant R2112 Main Apr 1952 624 6.24 8-1-725 1. J. Bruce 2101A Main Sept 1951 .60 548 6.08 8-1-769 Vacant R2006 Bdwy Jan 1952 1,80 180 8-2-102 Buck & Gobel Const. Co 2302-13 Aug: 1952 2100 2.00 8-2-260 Vacant 2420-13 Dec 1951 80 1,04 L64 8-2-329 Batye Drug Co. 2424 Bdwy Sept 1952 4L35 110.26 151.61 8-2-348 Tech Drug 1101 College Dec 1951 Cr 6l)l Cr 6,01 8-2-343 Tech Drug 1103 College Dec 1951 Cr 21© Cr 210 8-2-579 Sgt. J. 0. Womack 2322 E Main Oct 1952 1.80 Z44 4,24 8-2-617 B. F. Fowler 2414 Main Sept 1952 002 U l 5,63 8-2-724 R. A. Ladd 2322-10 Mar 1952 526 5,26 8-2-769 Gloria Adams 2304B-10 Sept 1952 5.82 5,82 8-2-772 Vacant 2304A-10 Mar 1952 3,60 4.64 E,24 8-2-805 S. A. Ribble 2304A-9 Apr 1952 101 1.01 8-2-813 Arthur H. Holt Jr. 2306B-9 Aug 1952 252 %52 8-2-813 Joyce Wall 2306-9 Nov 1951 1.30 821 9.51 448 8-2-877 Vacant 2402B-9 Jan 1952 1.80 Z68 8-2-919A C. L. Keyser 907D College Dec 1951 8.85 Q85 8-2-924 0. E. Graham 905B College Jul 1951 .04 344 348 8-2-982 C. W. Lowe 2317-8 Feb 1952 U4 9.35 1149 8-2-984 Mrs. Arlin Smith R2313-8 Jul 1952 ,09 3,84 3.93 8-2-984B M. A. Knock 2313-8 Mar 1952 482 4.82 8-5-179 Fred Malley 2106-9 Aug 1952 5.00 5.00 8-5-189 ireston Askew 808-U Oct 195,2 518 5.18 8-5-309A Floyd E. Camp R2012-8 Nov 1951 Crl,60 Cr 1.60 8-3-347 Ewing Lawson 2021-8 Mar 1952 .70 10.61 11431 8-3-429 Jack Humberson 2121-8 Sept 1952 245 245 8-3-437 Put & Take Grocery 809-V Jun 1952 .26 32J-2 32,.38 8-3-512 J. L. Hobbs 2219A-8 Mar 1952 462 3.62 8-3-532 Charles Barten Jr 2224A-8 Dec 1951 2.10 6,85 8.95 8-3-540 Jack 7filson 708-W Jan 1952 2*58 Z,58 8-3-589 Vacant R2406-8 Jan 1952 %72 7,72 8-3-816 T. E. Huey 2123-7 Apr 1952 594 5,94 8-4-143 H. F. (heeler 602-N Feb 1952 150 1222 13;72 8-4-173 W. R. Pierce 2319-6th Feb 1952 .60 9,74 10.04 8-4-262 B. L. Baldridge 2411-5th Mar 1952 3,91 491 8-4-283 Robert Arnold 506-X Nov 1951 4,87 4a7 8-4-362 Vacant 2303-5 Jul 1952 1.80 1.80 8-4-400 Vacant 2219-8 Apr 1952 1.80 1.80 8-4-540 V. B. Lowlis 2022-6 Dec 1951 Cr125 Cr 1.25 8-4-544 Jane Copeland 2023-5 Feb 1952 149 1.49 8-4-630A Lee O'Neal R504-T Sept 1952 7.11 711 8-4-630A Vacant R504-T Jun 1952 400 4.00 8-4-64OF Rudolph Lira 407D-U Jun 1952 4,29 429 8-4-640T Mrs. Geddie Sudduth 407A-U Jun 1952 218 218 8-4-641 Mrs. P. J. Slack 410-U Jun 1952 3.90 3,76 %66 8-4-648 Ben Buckner 2101-5 Sept 1952 Q95 2265 3L60 8-4-746,A Vacant 2204-5 Mar 1952 L20 1.36 2,56 8-4-762 J. H. Bennett 2216-5th Nov 1951 Cr210 Cr 2,10 8-4-850 C. E. Vaughn 2320-5th Nov 1951 .55 250 305 8-4-870 Rite Way Steam 2421-4 Jul 1952 _2260 _ 2260� TOTAL 9544 367.19 46263 ZONE 9 9-1-40 No Name 2414E-4 Jul 1952 210 2,10 9-1-53 R. L. Stewart 2408-4 Sept 1952 62 4.16 4,68 9-1-65 Lorene Honneysuckle 314-X Jan 1952 1.72 L72 9-1-80 S. D. Pettigrew 2314-4 Aug 1952 3.89 3.89 9-1-325 Clayton Eoff 313B-W Jun 1952 40 40 9-1-561 Hurshell D. Goodgion 309-U Nov 1951 1,80 L60 3,40 9-1-677 Ray R. Male 302-T Jul 1952 .54 3,32 386 9-2-135 E. A. Richardson 2507-2i1. Nov 1951 2,48 248 9-2-135A James E. Barr R2507-2P1 Mar 1952 5.56 5,56 9-2-150 James Rice (2 sheets) 2612-2I 1 Jun 1951 12,77 12.77 9-2-208 Mrs. Stanley Bowers 2705-2St Aug 1952 11.39 9.75 21,05 9-2-208 L. W. Belt 2705-2 3t i;Iay 1952 11.10 11410 9-2-238 0. E. Jernigan 2811-2St Aug 1952 .51 .51 9-2-241 W. L. Driver 2814-2 I'1 Jul 1952 3�-5 315 9-2-247 Rice Const Co 2820-2 11 Jul 1951 1320 1320 9-2-247B Marshall C. Milton 2822-2 I1 Aug 1952 Cr1,56 Cr 106 9-2-273 Mrs. F. `1. Horton 2822-2 at May 1952 122 1,72 9-2-273 Joy W. Landry 2822-2-St Dec 1951 945 37.12 46.57 9-2-339 No Name 2809-1 Pl Jan 1952 5,00 9.10 1410 9-2-366 W. L. Canthen 2705-1 Pl Aug 1952 420 3,73 8.43 9-2-428 No Name 2515-1 11 Sept 1952 2,10 1.76 386 9-2-516 Ben Ray Eskridge 2608-1 rl Jun 1952 486 5,86 9-2-546 Kenneth Cline 2620-1 rl Sept 1952 160 1.60 9-12-564 Lee Shackley Jr 103-Boston Sept 1952 10 110 9-2-753 Troy Pierce 2822-1 St Jul 1952 1,30 7,95 9,25 FOLIO NAME ADDRESS DATE 1`1ATLR iaEC . TOTAL 9-2-754 xalph L. Barker 2820-1 St Nov 1951 3,50 357 7107 9-2-796 Guess 2816-Ambitrst Aug 1952 6.8 6.68 9-2-832 H. S. Womack 2811-Auburn Nov 1951 .70 7.12 7.82 9-3-118 Earl Morgan 2714B-1st St May 1952 1.72 L72 9-3-118 Ben S. Thompson 2714-1 St Nov 1951 5.07 a08 11915 9-3-124 C. IV. Fuson 2712-Amhurst July 1952 5,48 5.48 9-3-136 C. D. Bevers 2709-Auburn Jun 1952 .09 .09 9-3-136 No Name 2709-.auburn Jul 1952 3.48 3A8 9-3-149 No Name 2708-Amberst Apr 1952 2,84 284 9-3-204 No Name 2619-Auburn Dec 1951 2190 2.90 9-3-248 James A Johnson R2606-Amberst Apr 1952 1249 1249 9-3-280 Leon McWhorter 2610-1 St Dec 1951 141 1,41 8-3-318 No Name R2523-.auburn Apr 1952 1.80 1.,80 9-3-348 D. G. Webb 2515-Auburn Jul 1952 .60 ,60 9-3-396 J. M. Rice 105-No. College Nov 1950-2sheets 513 513 9-3-403 L. R. Jolly 201B-No College Mar 1952 3.50 350 9-3-404 L. R. Jolly 203A- No. College Mar 1952 1.80 1,80 9-3-415 Eva's Cafe 217-No. College Nov 1951-2 sheets 15.85 15185 9-3-458A Jim Hudson 2524B-Auburn Jun 1952 2,92 U 2 9-3-459 Lewis Dowd 2602-Auburn Sept 1951 240 2,40 9-3-488 Robert Lee Johnson 2609B-Bates Jul 1952 180 1.80 9-3-490 Eddie Byers 2611-Bates Jun 1952 2.58 2„58 9-3-495 No Dep 2613-Bates Sept 1952 240 2,40 9-3-495 Charlie Vaughn 2613-Bates Aug 1952 2,1.0 210 9-3-529 C. K. Gardner 214 No. Boston Apr 1952 7.15 7.15 9-3-575 Thos. Carey 2720-Auburn Nov 1951 10.50 21.28 3L78 9-3-625 E. M. Miller 2805-Bates Feb 1952 .24 .24 9-3-644 Nettie Mears 2815-Dates Jun 1952 3,68 468 9-3-646 J. E. Flowers 2817-Bates Nov 1951 6,65 1880 2545 9-3-767 No Name 2612-Bates Dec 1951 3,20 3.20 9-4-52 Mrs. Annie Belle Johnson 240z§-2 Il. Nov 1951 353 3,53 9-4-61 G. B. 411alls 2401-2 Pl Feb 1952 2,40 320 5.60 9-4-64 Tommy Livingston 2323-2 P1 Apr 1952 9.18 9.18 9-4-64 Lewis Bailey 2323-2 F1 Sept 1952 7.55 889. 1644 9-4-127 H. L. Connell 2213-2 P1 Jul 1952 4,10 11.43 15.53 9-4-136 James L. Liles 2207-2 Pl May 1952 45 .45 9-4-141 Dr. Clyde C. Craig 2201-2 P1 Jan 1952 11.75 1L75 9-4-181 C. B. Redwine 2120-2 Pl Jul 1952 L56 156 9-4-181 I. A. Graves 2120-2- Pl Nov 1951 2,40 5.92 $32 9-4-214 L. J. Upton 2213-2 St Jul 1952 12,30 4.,8 1648 9-4-220 Anna Mae Ford 2214-2 Pl Sept 1952 .70 .70 9-4-268 Delbert Pearce 2307-2 St June 1952 1.90 640 8130 9-4-268 Dean McCallum 2307-2. St Jan 1952 3.69 3.69 9-4-479 B. C. Weldon 110-Vernon Dec 1951 3.06 437 6.43 9-4-500 A. C. Mayfield 103-yl Jul 1952 6,35 6.35 9-4-515 Fred Lipham 108-No W Aug 1951 7.36 7.36 9-4-515 D. N. 11&yland 108-No W Oct 1952 5.70 5410 9-4-518 Q. R. Gideons 107- No Vernon Apr 1952 .75 .75 9-4-551 No Name 112- No Vernon Dec 1951 1.80 188 3,68 9-4-557 Willard Crump 110-No Vernon Oct 1951 3.62 38 2 9-4-557 Willard Crump 116-U Sept 1950 140 140 9-4-566 E. F. Whitley 106 No Vernon Dec 1951 510 1410 9-4-590 R. A. Herrington 2202-1 St Nov 1951 __1.20 a,20__ TOTAL 190,45 309.98 500.43 ZONE 10 10-1-106 G. W. Boyd 117-V Apr 1952 %62 Z62 10-1-106 1q. 0. Simonson 117-V Jan 1952 .33 .33 10-1-164 Jim Yarborough 107-No Uvalde Jun 1952 •84 .84 10-1-179 Thurman Brown 112-No V Sept 1952 6.95 10.82 17.77 10-1-214 E. C. Schulz 124- No V Feb 1952 Cr,10 Cr .10 10-1-247 B. G. Stalcup 110 No Uvalde Jun 1952 .10 6A8 6.58 10-1-247 J. J. Mellon 110 :o Uvalde Sept 1952 415 452 7.67 10-1-274 B. G. Beck 101- No U Aug 1952 695 la52 2047 10-1-274 Alton Elder 101- No U Ma7 1952 .58 .58 10-1-292 Mrs. R. A. Ballard 105 Uvalde Nov 1951 8,05 a05 10-1-325 Claude B. Immenschut 117 Uvalde Sept 1951 10.45 8160 19.05 10-1-328 C. 0. Paxton 118-U Nov 1951 410 410 10-1-418 Maud Usrey 222 Temple Mar 1952 2.74 1WO 14.74 10-1-460 Jearl Pearce 207 U Aug 1952 230 2,30 10-1-460 H. H. Robertson 207 - U Apr 1952 10.33 .37 10.70 10-1-460 Bill Whitley 207-U Feb 1952 4.55 %88 1243 10-1-465 V1. B. McNaughton 2o6 Temple Dec 1951 1.98 1.98 10-1-485 Ngfname 201-U Jan 1952 3,30 ?80 6.10 10-2-52 Floyd Harris 108 Temple Sept 1952 .26 .26 10-2-73 C. H. Benjamin R101 No Temple Sept 1951 L05 6.86 7.91 10-2-73 Annie Farmer R101-No Temple Jul 1952 12,52 9,56 22.08 10-2-73 Paul Parks R101- No Temple Sept 1952 .90 .90 10-2-921 A Vaught Drive In 114-No U Apr 1952 6.05 113.02 119.07 10-2-106 Bell Plumbing Co 1928 Clovis Rd Dec 1950 216 21.6 10-2-118 Johnny Townsend 105 Temple Jun 1952 1.30 830 9.60 10-2-127 Henry J. Ellis 113 Temple Feb 1952 .40 1L38 11.78 10-2-131 L. L. Smith 116-T Apr 1952 .22 467 8.89 10-2-132 Lee Roy West R110-T Oct 1951 108 1,08 10-2-152A No Name R128-T Jan 1952 1,76 1,76 10-2-152A W. T . Coffee R128-T Sept 1952 144 1,44 FOLIO NAME ADDRESL) DATE WATER ELEC. TOTAL 10-2-156 Wm. F. Jeffcoat 203B-Temple Apr 1952 UO 992 1212 10-2-160 Claude IVI Lawrence 206 T Apr 1952 181 5.24 705 10-2-163 No Name 207B Temple Aug 1952 188 1B8 10-2-170 N. H. Lindley 210- T Mar 1952 .36 .36 10-2-170 E. L. Bectol 210 T Jan 1952 13.05 2004 33.09 10-2-225C B. B. Harvey 302A- Sherman Aug 1952 4.68 468 10-2-225D L. A. Bell 302D-Sherman Jan 1952 29.01 29.01 10-2-225G No Name 302G Sherman Sept 1952 176 1.76 10-2-225H C. A. Hodge 302F Sherman Sept 1952 112 112 10-2-226D No Name 304D Sherman Sept 1952 7.26 7.26 10-2-226D John A Rush 304D Sherman Jul 1952 340 340 10-2-226H . Ti. J. Rycroft 304F Sherman Jan 1952 5,60 560 10-2-226F J. G. Smith 304F She man Oct 1951 Cr 3.16 Cr 316 10-2-226 N Ernest May 306E Sherman Aug 1952 188 188 10-2-2261 Trunnie Morris 306G Sherman Oct 1951 1235 1235 10-2-257 No Name 212 Sherman Jan 1952 410 4.10 10-2-303 No Name 112 Sherman Aug 1952 Z40 240 10-2-304 M. D. Davis 110 Sherman Apr 1952 •28 .28 10-2-424 Alex Henderson 223 She man Aug 1952 4,20 990 1410 10-2-430 C. H. Mince 224 S Nov 1951 741 7.41 10-2-442 Lola Stevens 301 She -man Oct 1951 135 1.96 331 10-2-462 No Name 311 Sherman Jan 1952 300 388 6B8 10-2-470 Elbert Cain 316 S Jun 1952 a05 516 821 10-2-480 Otis Jones 319 Sherman Jul 1952 1,80 1.80 10-3-10 Mrs. Alden Johnson 319 S Apr 1952 Cr3,35 Cr 335 9.83 10-3-106 10-3-112 K. R. Valkman R. R. Adcock 309 R 1707A-3rd Jun Feb 1952 1952 1,95 983 6.24 8,19 10-3-115 Mrs. Wanda Ware 1707B-3rd Apr 1952 7,55 2,i4 482 1019 482 10-3-115 H. J. White 1707B-3rd Oct 1951 180 4,30 6.10 10-3-166 Faustino Lavato 125 R Oct 1951 88 88 10-3-206 Mr. Howard 111 No Q Sept Jul 1952 1952 1.80 1,60 340 10-3-222 10-3-231 Edward Burks Baldomers Escovdo 210 Q 215 Q Mar 1952 1,28 48 10-3-240 Hayden Payne 216-Q Mar 1952 09 10,60 •09 1Q60 10-3-240 W. L. Essary 216-Q Feb 1952 4;10 10-3-282 No Name 318-Q Apr Oct 1952 1951 410 Cr ,50 Cr 50 10-3-283 10-3-291 . T. Massey Jack Lane 320 Q 1624-4 Oct 1951 23.86 23.86 10-3-332 Z. G. Show 228 Parris Apr 1952 426 426 662 10-3-332 Glenn Wheeler 228 Paris Feb 1952 662 10 10-3-368 C. M. Pritchett 214 Paris Jun Oct 1952 1951 40 7.4455 .10 7$50 10-3-400 10-3-415 R. S. Herod Jimmy Norrell 224 P 1614 3 St Sept 1952 10-3-455 Done Shaw 309 aDec 1951 780 713 3�0 10-4-136B No Name 1802 Baylor Mar 1952 3.90 1390 5.03 10-4-136B Chapman & Simps,,n 1802 Baylor Dec 1951 1503 480 � 10-4-136228A Mike Ramirz 223 No Q N Feb Sept 1952 1952 3.05 681 9.86 10-4-407 1110-4-498 Joe Rangel G. S. Alva 125 1503 Babes Oct 1951 136 1,36 10-4-508 Anestonio Alegrio 212 No N Jun 1952 Cr 101 4k81 Cr 101 481 10-4-580 Richard Andrade 1410 Baylor Sept Feb 1951 1952 10-4-607 No Name 217 No M _180 _ _1.60 _340_ TOTAL 15935 48408 643.43 ZONE 11 11-1-278 Maximo Ybarra 115 K Feb 1952 7.60 1128 1888 11-19585 Juanita Weno Vallis Add 10 Aug 1952 4.81 481 11-1-595 Felicianco Rodriques N. Ave H L Mar Sept 1952 1952 544 946 1490 11-1-143 11-1-230 Sebero Garza Primo Romo 105 117 No K Jan 1952 120 1,20 11-1-400C Simon Ochoa 1001 2nd Sept 1952 412 1.54 412- 1,54 11-1-402 Richard Lozano 1005 2nd lst Jan Apr 1952 1952 112 544 6.56 11-1-419 Pete �'antoja 1048 1044 lst Aug 1952 400 864 lZ64 11-1-440 11-1-445 Pete Torrez Thelma Oliver 1042 lst Sept 1952 1030 14.39 24,69 6,36 11-1-445 Nicklas Goyton 1042 lst Feb Nov 1952 1951 .40 822 5.96 1426 2248 11-1-454 Mrs. Travis Leadh 1032 lst 1022 lst Apr 1952 2.20 900 1120 11-1-455F 11-1-559 George Perez J. C. Hernandez Plainview Hwy May 1952 386 386 1,88 11-1-575 Vacant No H Jan Dec 1952 1951 188 317 317 11-1-590 L. L. Wilkerson No H No H H8 Mar 1952 412 412 11-1-625 11-2-46 Vacant Noland Terrame R 104-H Sept 1951 2687 2087 758 11-2-65 T. J. Vallis 218 H Jan Oct 1952 1951 9.75 758 975 11-2-85 11-2-100 Vacant Tom Hunt 227 H 237 H Jan 1952 240 5.40 7.80 1617 11-2-131 FranTfturman 231 H Nov 1951 10.73 544 928 9.28 11-2-132D Jessie Ganzales 245 H Mar D�: 1952 1951 1.00 100 11-2-132D 11-2-240 Ike Tyler Ben C. Sandlin 245 H 402 H c May 1952 1282 8522 9804 11-2-246 Guinten Brooks 355 H Aug 1952 4739 4739 11-2-260 A. D. Wall 408 G Aug 1952 90 380 .90 380 11-2-356 Vacant 411 G 411 G Aug 1952 Sept 1952 2.76 2.76 11-2-356 11-2-375 Otis J. Holdren D. W. Essary 708 4 Mar 1952 1.90 1709 1899 11-2-412 W. C. Matheney 803 4 Aug 1952 308 308 FOLIO NAME ADDRESS DATE WATER ELEC. TOTAL 11-2-447D Jack Lightfoot 322B-F Feb 1952 0 420 # 7.57 `'�11177 11-2-465 C. L. Links 718 3rd i l Apr 1951 10.71 16.56 27.27 11-2-465 C. L. Links 718 ';v'alffaith Sept 1950 895 2200 3Q95 11-2-485 Mrs. Loyedell Fogil 313 G Jun 1952 130 a76 lQ06 11-2-547 W. C. Mayberry 220 F Mar 1952 ,70 .70 11-2-610 Vacant 604 2nd 11 May 1952 120 1.20 11-2-735 W. C. Jones 307 D Jan 1952 320 17.51 20,71 11-2-745 J. H. Caldwell 416 3rd P1 Apr 1952 1.96 1,96 11-2-873 F. N. Lebow 412 E Oct 1951 6.86 6.86 11-2-873 Vacant 412 E Nov 1951 120 1.20 11-2-878 A. A. Dockery 417 F Jul 1951 465 Z8 433 11-2-892 Troy Stockton 421 E Oct 1951 7,24 7.24 11-2-892 W. C. Woodridge 421 E Sept 1952 630 6,80 13.10 11-2-1112 Vacant 805B Nov 1951 685 1270 19,55 11-2-1155 Usher Francis 514-A Aug 1952 4482 16330 208,12 11-2-1205 Tom Sander 519 B Feb 1952 .55 657 7,12 11-3-50 Clifton McNice 602 A Apr 1952 640 640 11-3-53 Vacant 205-6 Oct 1951 1,80 180 11-3-75 T. H. Stevens 603 -B Oct 1952 2.05 6.48 8,53 11-3-75 Vacant 603 B Dec 1951 1.20 3.72 492 11-3-75 D. A. Smith 603-B Nov 1951 7.06 7.06 11-3-80 Vacant 609-B Sept 1952 .60 156 216 11-3-108 Carl Owen 602-C Aug 1952 444 444 11-3-119 B. L. Maxey 607-C Jul 1952 495 495 11-3-128 J. T. Merritt 611-C Jul 1952 128 1,28 11-3-202 T. E. Hull 512-D May 1952 .20 .20 11-3-216 Vacant 517-D Dec 1951 1.80 180 11-3-253 Vacant 613-E Jul 1952 390 390 11-3-255B H. E. Simpson 619-E Aug 1952 845 1097 1942 11-3-277 Lynn Hendon 502 E Sept 1952 802 8.02 11-3-277 C. A. Golliher 502-E Jul 1952 3�6 705 10.21 11-3-332 Mrs. Carl Whitaker 616-E Jan 1952 1222 1222 11-3-341 T. 0. Willis 509-T Jan 1952 Q30 630 11-3-372 C. A. Mitchell 423-E Aug 195N 200 200 11-3-372 C. A. Mitchell 517-G Jan 1952 438 438 11-3-400 Michael Scavone 719-5 Oct 1952 17.80 17.80 11-3-410 Brooks I,IcKenzie 504-G Feb 1952 CrP,45 Cr5,57 Or 802 11-3-453 Luciano Golowig 612-F May 1952 148 122 270 11-3-453 Mrs. H. R. Cleveland 612-F Mar-1952 68 356 424 11-3-453 Inita Davis 612-F Dec 1951 265 318 583 11-3-463 Mrs. Juanita Johnson 618-F JAn-1952 3.06 306 11-3-491 Jack Boughtman 704-E Feb 1952 237 237 11-3-491 A. J. Lewis 704-E Jan 1952 17.10 23.18 4028 11-3-626 'JF. J. Owens 803-D Nov 1951 2147 2147 11-3-650 Leroy :-Lalston 709-D Nov 1951 .55 •55 11-3-652 F. L. Hicks 707-D Jan 1952 696 6,96 11-3-663 George E. Tate 620-D Jan 1952 4.32 432 11-3-663 W. D. Turner 620-D Nov 1951 436 11.04 1540 11-3-690 T. A. Bobbitt 615-D Feb 1952 2.22 222 11-3-755 Panzy Cockerell 720-C Aug 1951 719 1836 25.55 11-3-755 A. T. Reynolds 720-C Nov 1951 180 412 5.92 11-3-790 Vacant 708-B Oct 1951 85 85 11-3-791 Albert Martin 706-B Apr 1952 .48 •48 11-3-871 L. E. Edge R806-A Apr 1952 160 27.90 2950 11-3-872 Vacant 810-A IUIgy 1952 744 7.44 11-3-873 Mrs. Ray Fielding 812-A Oct 1952 763 7.3 11-3-873 0. C. Young 812-A Jan 1952 496 496 FOLIO NAME ADDRESSES DATE WATER ELECTRIC TOTAL 11-3-873 Loyld Sisk 812 Ave. A April 1952 1.08 1.08 11-3-874 Roy Dillion 812-A Ave. A Feb. 1952 7.36 7.36 11-3-874 Glen Clegborn 812-A Ave. A Oct. 1952 5.00 5,00 11-3-874 Vacant 812-A Ave. A May 1952 4.20 4.20 '11-3-875 'Goo. Barker 812-B Ave. A Sept. 1952 11.63 - 11.63 '11-3-875 Mrs. J. McGuire 812 -B Ave. A June 1952 5.16 5.16 '11-3-876 Vacant 812-C Ave. A June 1952 5.00 5,00 11-3-876 Homer Harley 812-C Ave. A Jan. 1933 13.14 13.14 11-3-912 -B. C. Jones 910 Ave. A Sept. 1952 4.05 8.39 12.44 '11-3-912 'R. W. Ferguson 910 Ave. A April 1952 8.80 6.88 15,68 11-3-912 Cecil E. Stone 910 Ave'A Dec. 1951 3.50 6.76 10.26 '11-3-1074 'B3cant 906 Ave. B June 1952 7.20 7.20 '11-3-1084 'John H. Caldwell 903 Ave: B Jan, 1952 5.30 3.44 8.74 11-3-1086 Robert Hyde 901 Ave. B June 1952 1100 9.11 10.11 -11-3-1112 'Troy Willis 805 Ave. B Sept. 1952 7.86 7.86 11-3-1132 'L. R. Abney 311 8th St, March 1952 2.36 2,36 '11-3-1132 'Jim H. Earles 311 8th St, Nov. 1951 1.38 1,24 2.62 11-3-1172 Vacant 311 9th St, June 1952 2,10 _ 2.10 '11-3-1187 'J. L. Conner 907 Ave. C May 1952 2.95 2.95 11-3 -1191 Garrison & Grof. . 1001 Ave. C March 1952 42. 61 42.61 11-3-1277 Earl Wallace 209 Bdwy. Nov. 1951 1.80 1.80 '11-3-1362 J. H. McDonald 112 E. Bdwy. Oct. 1951 1.80 2,00 3.80 11-4-65 Cliff Jones R 1818 Ave. B Sept. 1951 1,40 1.40 !� 11-4-156 0. R. Sedberry 1606 Ave. B Feb. 1952 5.57 5.57 11-4-300 Leonard Means 1708 Ave. A Jan. 1952 1.50 2.30 3,80 11-4-335 L. Butler 1719 Ave. A March 195,2 6.17 45.04 51,21 11-4-401 'Earl Washington 1824-B Ave. A June 1952 4.34 4.34 71-4-360 Bessie Mae Johnson 101 E 19th St. Sept. 1951 6.30 6.30 11-4-595 Sadie May Daniel tla9 E 19th St. March 1952 5.95 19.33 25.28 11-4-595 Lucille Jones 119 E 19th St. Oct, 1951 5.10 13,40 -. 18.50 11-4-600 Dave Carnes 123 E 19th St. Oct. 1951 2.80 7.73 10.53 11-4-607 A. D. Terry 127 E 19th St. Oct. 1951 4.25 7.20 11,45 11-4-618 Eddie Marshall 201 E 19th St, Aug. 1952 3.50 3.50 11-4-697 Isac Soults 1904 Birch April 1952 26.97 26.97 11-4r-726 Sarah Alice Hastings 202-11 E 19th St. Oct. 1951 1.77 1.77 11-4,-?3$ Vacant 202-7 E 19th St, April 1952 2.40 11-4,-759 Homer Avery 202-17 E 19th St. Oct. 1952 .2.40 .12 _ .12 11-4-972 Elsie Mae Brown 1904-A Date Oct. 1951 9.84 9.84 114 789 Vacant 212 E i9th St. Jan. 1952 7.20 7.20 11-4r9 72A Jim W. Saul 1904-C Date Oct. 1952 7.41 7.41 11-4-972A I1-4-768 Robert B. Flowers, Jr. 19044-C Date Oct. 1951, 2.77 7777 Irvin G. Palms 2021 1'7th St. Oct. 52 7.20.2D TOTAL 431.o6 .1031.74 1462.80 ZONE 12 12-1-225 Phil Brown} Jr. 2314 Birch Sept. 1952 .70 11,53 12.23 12-1-282 Sally Jones 2406 Cedar July 1952 5.40 5.40 12-1-340 Jessie Lee Wilson 208 E 23rd St. Jan. 1952 5,80 9.60 15.40 12-1-645 Nb Name 40$ Elm Nov. 1951 6.05 6.05 12-2-22 Martha Barber 2104 Elm March 1952 7.6o 17.76 25.36 12-2-85 No Name 2311 Elm Oct. 1951 6.52 6,52 ]2-2-100 Henry Randall 2403-A Elm April 1952 6.24 6.24 12-2-106 Willie Slider 2303-C Elm Sept. 1951 8.39 8.39 12-2-159 Palace Theater 602 E 24th St. 74.75 74.75 12-2-273 No Name 2409 Hickory Jan. 1952 1.60 1.6o 12-2-464 P & R Lbr Co. 2631 Hickory April 1952 1.79 1.79 12-3-83 No Natye 2611 Biich Dec. 1951 9.11 9.11 i2-3-140 Filbert Malone 2505 Ceaar Feb. 1952 5.72 5.72 12-3-153 Lois Cbtton 2510 Date Dec. 1950 4.86 4.86 12-3-185A Deorge Lewis 2622-B Date Sept. 1952 126.60 126.60 12-3-195 Gladys Walkup 2810 Elm Feb. 1952 19.80 19.80 12-3-238C L. C. Cowin 2610-C Elm Jan. 1952 8.92 8,92 12-3-266 Mattie Scott 2506 Elm April 1952 10.35 17.14 27.49 12-3-328 Julia Orams 2615 Elm Sept. 1952 .88 9.88 10,76 12-3-330 Frank Givens 2616 Fir April 1952 15.02 15,02 12-3-330A Ernest Dykes 2616-B Fir March 1952 3.88 3.88 12-3-330B No Name R 2616 Fir Jan. 1952 10,38 10,38 12-3-414 Phillip Gant 2815 Fir Aug. 1952 .76 5.52 6.28 12-3-414 Puck C. Henderson 2815 Fir Feb. 1952 5.71 5.71 12-3-418 No Name 28U Fir Feb. 1952 8.30 8.30 12-3-444 James A. Searcy 2634 Globe Feb. 1952 11,87 11.87 12-3-478 Alberta Briggs 2613 Fir Sept. 1950 9.43 10.85 20.28 12-3-500 Vetta Mae Campbell 2512 Globe May 1952 5.02 16.70 21.72 12-3-500 Luella Morris 2512 Globe Nov. 1951 2.78 2.78 12-3-522 G. W. Fulcher 608 E 25th St. Sept. 1952 31.49 31.49 12-3-522 X. G. NlcCallough 608 E 25th St. Feb. 1952 30.04 30.04 12-k2 R. B. Blaylock 2811 Ave. B Jan. 1952 6.95 6.95 12-4-45 Foy F. Lewis 2912 Ave. B' April 1952 3.77 3.77 12-4-49 R. C. Carter 603 30th St, Oct. 1951 4.20 .90 5.10 12-4-61 Carl Ray Wood 2712 Ave. D Apt.7 Sept. 1952 1.60 1,60 12-4-160 Mrs. Jessie B. Jones R 706 30th St. Dec. 1951 1.36 1.36 12-4.61F Bob Eubank 2712 Ave. Apt. 4 Jan. 1952 3.00 6.36 9.36 12-4-185 Bob Southard 713 29hh St. Dec. 1950 .26 .26 12-4�202 Mrs. J. C. Dowdy 2903-C Ave. G June 1952 4.08 4.08 j 12-1-530 Lillie Mar Williams 05 E 23ed Dec. 1951 2.92 2.92 FOLIO NAME ADDRESS DATE WATER ELECTRIC TOTAL 12-4-203 Gordon Strifley 2903-B Ave.-G Jan. 1952 5.10 5.10 12-4..204 Archie Cowan 2903-A Ave. G Feb. 1952 .72 .72 12-4-204 Don Belt 2903-A Ave. G Sept. 1952 .70 .70 12-4-210 R. L. Irwin 714 29th St. Feb. 1952 5.12 5.12 12-4-260 No Name 616 29th St. Oct. 1951 10.45 10.45 12-4-276 Clarence L. Estep 611 28th St. Aug. 1952 cr. 2.90 cr. 2.90 12-4-278 E. M. Praytor 209 28th St. Dec. 1951 3.95 2.68 6.63 12-4-285 Joe Baione 608 29th St. Aug. 1952 2.08 2.08 12-4-421 Leonard E. Kinast 707 30th St. Aug. 1951 .75 4.04 4.79 12-4-445 J. A. Gleghorn 619 30th St, Sept. 1952 .05 '7.56 7.61 12-4-445 Glynn Gk�ghozm 619 30th St, Nov. 1951 8.65 13.80 22.45 12-4-445 R. W. Nichols 619 30th St. Nov. 1950 .54 .29 .83 12-4-565 Miller Tire & Wheel 3002 Ave. H April 1952 8.67 8.67 12-4,814 James J. Terry 3014 Ave. C Aug. 1952 11.67 11.67 12-4-826 Robert Hughes 3010 Ave. C Dec. 1951 .72 .72 12-4-860 V. E. Evans 3008 Ave. A Feb. 1952 13.61 13.61 12-4-866 Elmer Johnson 211 36th Street July 1952 .68 .68 12-4..866 No Name 211 30th-St. Oct. 1951 3.20 3.20 TOTAL 96.39 585.36 681.75 ZONE13 13-1-67 Billingsley Oil Co. 2708 Ave. H• Aug. 1952 3.37 13-1-126 W. E. Ward 116 30th-St. June 1952 6.91 6.91 13-1-144 H. R. Moree 3104 kve. H Jan. 1952 1.05 2.76 - 3.81 . 13-1-158 Mitchell Lee 915 31st St. Nov. 1950 .54 .53 1.07 13-1-176 No Name R 1111 31st St, Dec. 1950 2.74 2.74 13-1-200 L. C. Killian 1120 32nd St. Sept. 1951 9.48 18.09 27.57 .13-1-209C G. R. Revis 1123-R 32nd St. Nov. 1951 9.26 9.26 .13-1-209D , J. H. Gifford 1123-A-32nd St. Sept. 1952 .65 2.48 3.13 -13-1-230 Jewel Marek 1108 32nd St. Aug. 1952 2.35 2.35 13-1-236 A. M. Saunders 1105 32nd St. April 1952 .40 7.64 8.04 -13-1-275 R. E. ?brewer 915 32nd St. Jan. 1952 2.90 2.52 5.42 - 13-1-278 -Olen S. Franklin 914- 32nd St. June 1952 4.84 4.84 -13-1.304 -R. E. Brewer R 907 32nd St. Sept. 1952 1.05 1.05 •13-1-349 Clifford K. Manning 1118 33rd St. April 1951 2.16 2.74 4.90 •13-1-358 -Fred Cubberly 1106 34th St. April 1952 5:30 9.12 14.42 �13-1-391 -Billy Odom R 919 33rd St. April 1952 - 3•20 3.20 13-1-392 A. D. Rynders R 917 33rd St. Feb. 1952 .54 .54 13-1-539B J. E. Patton 1112 36th St. July 1952 .10 .10 -13-1-624 J. C. Meeks 3604 Ave. J Dec. 1951 2.90 2.90 13-1-641 D. D. Robinson 1108-A 37th St. Jan. 1952 1.00 1.00 13-1-641 Cheater Blackston 1108-A 37th St. Aug. 1952 3.80 3.80 13-1-650 No Name 1202 37th St. Oct. 1951 1.50 ?.16 3.66 13-1-902 Richard Davis 1103 40th St. Sept. 1951 8.13 8.13 -13-1-902 -Floyd E. Brown 1103 40th St. Dec. 1951 .30 .30 -13-1-909 -No Name 921-A 40th St. Aug. 1952 5.15 5.15 •13-1-924 No Name 915 40th St. Jan. 1952 20•95 20•95 -13-1-1028 -R. E. Dale- 1118 42nd St. Aug. 1951 .90 .90 �3-1-1406 -A. N. Roberts 1302 42nd St. Aug. 1952 1.99 9.17 11.16 -13-1-1406 Naomi Dalton 1302 42nd St. Nov. 1951 10.51 10.51 13-1-1450 Roland A. Brucks 1502 42nd St. June 1952 3.95 5.96 9.91 -13-1-1518 King & Van•Cleane 1510 41st St. Jan. 1951 .70 .70 -13-1-1522 Donald A. Jones 1507 40th St. June 1952 7.40 7.40 13-1-1530 Ervin Fuerstenberg 1503 40th St. Jan. 1952 .2.40 5.02 - 7.42 13-1-1614 -B. D. McClure 1315 39th St. Aug. 1952 1.25 1.25 •13-1-1650 C. A. Hodge 1512 40th St. Aug. 1962 8.80 8.80 -13-1-1652 Bill Tarver 15U 39th St. Dec. 1951 4.76 4.76 -13-1-1682 Carl Clawson 1517 38th St. Feb. 1951 2.34 2.34 -13-1-1744 -No Name 1309 38th St. March 1952 2.65 .80 3.45 13-1-1744 No Name 1309 38th St. Dec. 1951 2.10 2.10 '13-1-1774 Clark Hudson 1304 38th St. March 1951 3.60 - 3.60 •13-1-1802 Mrs. R. 0.•Reeves 1317 37th St. Jan. 1952 1.80 1.80 •13-1-1812 W. W. Williamson 1505 37th St. March 1951 7.47 7.47 13-1-1820 W. W. Williamson 1509 37th St. Jan. 1951 3.56 3.56 •13-1-1818 W. W. Williamsm 1507 37th St. March 1951 3.24 3.24 -13-1-1820 -Kirk Cargill 1509 37th St. Sept. 1952 6.80 6.80 •13-1-1824 0. C. Clawson 1512 38th St. Jan. 1952 1.44 -1.44 13-1-1828 W. W. Williams 1513 37th St. Sept. 1950 3.24 3.24 13-1.1846 -w. L. Wines 1519 36th St. Nov. 1950 4.91 4.91 13-1-1850 W. W. Williams 1518 37th St. May 1951 7.06 7.06 13-1-1876 F. C. Whitaker 1503 36th St. Jan. 1952 13.70 24.53 38•22 13-1-1880 -]dim E. Brooks 1501 36th St. June 1952 1.20 -1.20 13-1-1926 -Clawson Bldg. Co. 1514 36th St. Sept. 1950 1.89 1.89 13-1-1928 Clawson Bldg. Co. 1518 36th St. Sept. 1950 1.08 1.08 13-1-1940 Acme Seed qo. 3502 Ave. P Nov. 1951 52.98 3.16 - 52.98 3.16 a3-1-1960 -A. L. Meeks 1613 34th St. Jan. 1952 -13-1-1976 -G. F. Hyatt 3503 Ave. Q April 1952 9.85 9.85 '13-1-1994 No Name 3705�Ave. Q Aug. 1952 2.10 2.10 -13-1-1994 -A. G. Warren 3705 Ave. Q April 1952 1.90 1.90 13-2-30 Ernest Croy 3307-L Aug 1952 5.70 �L87 1457 13-2-101 F. A. Seward 1314-34 Aug 1952 7.08 M8 13-2-155C Garland Howard 1514-34 Sept 1952 •74 .74 13-2-170 Mrs. T. A. Vernon 1518-34 Mar 1952 1.80 180 13-2-190 Basil Wheeler R1522-33 Nov 1951 6.10 13.55 19.65 13-2-353 H. W. Casey 1303-31 Jan 1952 15.05 1505 13-2-438 Fred Sudduth 1507-31 Jun 1952 1464 477 1841 13-2-438 Bill Evers 1507-31 Mar 1952 .10 .10 13-2-470 J. Richard Hunt 1522-31 Dec 1951 126 2.12 3.38 13-2-500 No Name 1516-31 Aug 1952 6.55 655 13-3-17 No Name 3007-L Dec 1951 L60 1,60 13-3-19 Damon Thomas 3009-L Apr 1952 425 6.79 1104 13-3-37 S. A. Taylor, Jr 1512-60 Aug 1952, 5.76 576 13-3-46 E. E. Sullivent 1520-30 Jun 1952 _q0 .90 13-3-100 Dean 'Viatson 1506-29 Pl. Sept 1952 2,30 1034 12.64 13-3-106 No Name 1507-29 Mar 1952 1.80 212 392 13-3-130 Carley ICI. Leggett 1517-29 Feb 1952 7.46 7.46 13-3-133 James O'Neill 1518-29 Pl. Jun 1952 .98 •98 13-3-137 Mrs. C. 16 Head 1521x-29 Aug 1952 410 410 13-3-242 J. B. Scheffield 1723-33 May 1952 4,50 10.56 15.06 13-3-259 No Name 2003A-33 Sept 1952 220 220 13-3-304 Nb Nam6 2118-34 Sept 1952 060 .44 1.04 13-3-337 W. L. Wines 2010-33 Oct 1951 357 357 13-3-370 C. A. McSpadden 1710-33 Dec 1951 .59 .59 13-4-80 C. E. Craig 2103-30 Mar 1952 Cr 2.10 Cr 2,10 13-4-249 Phil M. Runner 2104-30 Mar 1952 .05 05 13-4-366 0. M. Erwin 1914-29 Nov 1951 Cr 4,55 Cr 455 13-4-369 W. W. Williamson 1910-29 Aug 1951 418 6.70 1088 13-4-419 E. L. Kessler 1605B-29 Sept 1952 WO 100 13-4-450 Edna Bates 1615-28 Aug 1952 396 3.96 13-4-450 Jadk McQueary Jr 1615-28 Mar 1952 11.85 27.86_ 3971 TOTAL 275.62 4280.53 1556.15 ZONE 14 14-1-255 R. A. Sanders 2319-29 Dec 1951 .05 MO 545 14-1-725 Stanley Kline 2213-31 May 1952 443 143 14-1-747 J. R. Brown 2207-31 Nov 1950 2.70 2.70 14-2-99 No Name 2404-33 Dec 1950 3.51 180 5.31 14-2-221 Lt. J. E. Mikulas 2406-34 Aug 1952 1.65 5.91 756 14-2-495 Mrs. Gennie Nelson 2511-27 Jan 1952 .66 .58 124 14-2-640 No Name 2623-27 Sept 1952 1.20 5.62 6.82 14-2-665 C. G. Decker 2623-28 Dec 1951 1114 1114 14-2-670 Horace Gearhart 2624-29 Jan 1952 6,34 634 14-2-1085 No Name 2414-30 Nov 1951 210 6.67 8,77 14-2-1065 A. B. Brown 2410-30 May 1952 6.22 6.22 14-3-130 No Name 2608-30 Jun 1952 350 360 14-3-197 Herbert Moore 2625-29 Sept 1952 9.45 6,92 1637 14-3-197 Joe B. Nelms 2625-29 Feb 1952 5115 515 14-3-197 Lt. John Daniels 2625-29 Jun 1951 1,48 1.48 14-4-145 Maj. Warren R. Annear 2704-Canton Aug 1952 490 10 500 14-4-195 A. G. Brown 2705-27 Jul 1952 L37 137 14-4-265 L. S. Sours 2710-29 Sept 1952 __4,26 _ 426� TOTAL `# 29,72 * 7039 -f100,11 ZONE 15 15-1-216 James R. Noblitt 3505B-Oxford Apr 1952 Cr 1.00 Cr 1.00 15-1-288 Jack Folkins 4211A-34 Dec 1951 Cr 2,90 Cr 290 15-1-294 B. D. Turner 4214A-35 Apr 1952 .55 '55 15-1-320 I4. L. Pruitt 3502A-Peoria Jan 1952 Cr 180 Cr 1,80 15-1-339 No Name 4218-A-36 May 1952 4,50 4,50 15-1-355 F. M. Whitley 4209-A-35 Apr 1952 3.00 300 15-1-384 M. G. Kosan 4113B-35 Dec 1951 Cr 255 Cr 2A5 15-1-396 John Christopher 4108B-36 Sept 1952 Cr 2,65 Cr 265 15-1-399 Lt. Thos. R. Humphry 4106A-36 Aug 1952 290 290 15-1-503 No Name 3803-35 Jul 1952 120 120 15-1-834 J. A. Meyer 4003A-36 Aug 1952 1.95 195 15-1-835 G. A. Reed 4003B-36 Nov 1950 27 .27 15-1-835 No Name 4003B-36 Sept 1952 315 315 15-1-838 Mrs. Geraldine B Walls 4005A-36 May 1952 Cr .60 Cr 60 15-1-929 D. W. Finlayson 4301A-36 Oct 1951 1.80 1.80 15-1-1042 L. H. Fox 3812-38 Jul 1952 Cr 7,85 Cr 7,65 15-1-1184 No Name 3413-37 Jun 1952 40 290 15-2-38 Burl Hubbard 2515-33 Jun 1951 3.00 3.00 15-2-45 A. N. Mci:�ueary 3305-Akron Feb 1952 2.72 2.72 15-2-276 No Name 3213-33 Aug 1952 210 2,.0 15-2-284 R. E. Gee 3217-33 Jul 1952 Cr ],80 Cr 160 15-2-416 No Name 3603-36 Mar 1951 1044 1130 21.74 15-2-420 W. 111. Williamson 3606-34 Aug 1950 1.62 1.62 15-2-452 Charles Munden 3616A-34 Feb 1952 .08 08 15-2-738 W. L. Wines 3515-32 Apr 1951 283 Z83 15-2-768 No Name 3420-33 Jul 1951 711 7.11 15-2-842 Capt. Lowell G. Reed 3303-6 2 Jan 1952 40 ,40 15-2-868 Hester Const. Co 3209-32 Aug 1950 15-2-868 Weldon Wines 3209-32 Oct 1950 15-2-878 J. A. Harrell Jr 3206-33 Apr 1952 15-2-926 No Name 3102-33 Jan 1951 15-2-928 No Name 3020-33 Apr 1952 15-2-968 T. F. Stringer 2826-33 Oct 1951 15-2-1046 E. V. Williams Jr 2622-33 Jun 1952 15-3-14 William H. Kuhn 2506-32 Jan 1952 15-3-158 Jim Rice 3004-3 2 Dec 1950 15-3-228 J. T. Price 3113-31 Sept 1951 15-3-228 G. L. Holley 3113-31 Dec 1951 15-3-271 Vest Texas Builders 3210-32 Sept 1950 15-3-446 Corance Crawford 3601-31 Sept 1952 15-3-1142 No Name 3402-31 Jul 1951 15-3-1160 Plains Dev. Co 3314-31 Jun 1949 15-3-1170 R. M. Turner 3311-30 Dec 1951 15-3-1264 J. M. rune 3104-31 Sept 1952 15-3-1276 No Name 3102-31 Aug 1952 15-3-1284 E. R. ZYells 3019-30 Jul 1952 15-3-1292 M. E. Saunders 3015-30 Jan 1952 15-4-202 R. C. DeWoody 3402-30 Sept 1952 15-4-230 Y. A. Johnson 3417-29 Sept 1951 15-4-258 Robert I. Roth 3505-29 Mar 1952 15-4-304 Mike Stafford 3612-30 Aug 1952 15-4-308 Frank A. Ludwig 3613-29 Sept 1952 15-4-417 No Name 3513-28 May 1952 15-4-432 E. J. Dresser 3501-28 Jan 1952 15-4-644 E. H. Elrod 3012-29 Apr 1952 15-4-644 H. G. Gibbs 3012-29 Sept 1952 16-1-44 16-1-70 16-1-81 16-1-84 16-1-130 16-1-171A 16-1-179 16-1-181A 16-1-185T 16-1-185V2 16-1-245 16-1-294 16-1-296 16-1-300 16-1-348A 16-1-349 16-2-100 16-2-164 16-2-197 16-2-210 L6-2-249 L6-2-252G L6-2-252L17 L6-2-252L19 L6-2-265C L6-2-265D L6-2-267P L6-2-267.t 2 L6-2-267S L6-2-269K L6-2-282 L6-2-287 L6-2-291 L6-2-333 L6-2-336 L6-2-348C10 L6-2-348D L6-2-348D7 L6-2-348D9 L6-2-351I L6-2-351J L6-2-357B L6-2-384 L6-2-394 L6-2-452 L6-2-452 L6-2-472 J. Lebcowitz J. E. Wootton J. . Jenkins Clark Hudson Mr. Seaton Jr. Raymond Elliott Carl Suitt John R. hest A. L. Stratton Weldon Wines James M. Rice J. W. Gray J. W. Gray J. W. Gray Vernon Thompson Bruce Stewart Dorothy Puckett No Name Thomas E. Myers G. G. Huber Raymond B. Farmer G. B. Mitchell H. D. Bertram No Name Geo. 'J. Horton Jr Lt. Donald R Lapworth W. L. Wines Brown & Mc�urary Lbr No Name W. M. Ward J. H. Galey W. W. Williamson No Name R. F. Detman No Name W. L. Wines No Name No Name W. L. brines J. H. Snell P. V. Curry Clark Hudson R. D. I illov: David Sooter Allie T. Hughes Paul Dean No Name ZONE 16 4.94 .43 Cr 305 166 380 15,55 5.32 3.00 813 S91 .77 143 5.17 13,05 6.35 3,76 400 100 1655 450 60 1555 Cr452 3.95 A5 5.30 120 1.80 1.90 7.90 TOTAL 4 130.23 3118-28 Feb 1952 3208-28 Jan 1952 3213-27 Mar 1951 3214-28 Dec 1950 R3320-28 tiug 1952 3420-38 Oct 1951 3605-27 Jul 1950 3607-27 Nov 1951 3716-28 May 1950 3713-26 Jul 1951 3512-27 Jul 1949 3407-26 Sept 1947 3405-26 Jan 1948 3404-27 Dec 1947 3306-27 May 1950 3301-26 Sept 1950 3205-25 Mar 1952 3319-25 Jan 1952 3412A-26 Oct 1951 3416-26 May 1952 3507-25 Jun 1952 2516-26 Nov 1951 2510-Kenosha Mar 1952 3620-26 Apr 1952 4009-24 Mar 1952 4007-24 Jun 1952 3811-24 Oct 1951 Co 3809-24 "ug 1952 3805-24 Apr 1952 3719-24 July 1951 3519-24 Nov 1950 3512-25 Aug 1950 3509-24 Aug 1952 3409-24 Apr 1952 3407-24 Apr 1952 3711-23 Nov 1951 3708-24 Sept 1952 3705-23 Feb 1952 3703-23 Feb 1951 3418-24 Oct 1951 3419-23 Nov 1950 2312-Indians Feb 1952 2605-1 St Aug 1950 2302 Indiana Dec. 1951 3317-24 Dec 1951 3317-24 Aug 1952 3310-25 Jul 1952 3,01 &44 3302 1435 502 7.10 511 26.26 41149.05 336 10.6 7 360 Z04 210 1268 P,88 Cr 2.10 ,� 28 5116 2 sht s . 42,73 406 1493 1322 360 1,80 11.70 114 305 5.80 1250 162 •82 2.78 288 3.92 240 .64 32 600 73 9.35 492 2,2 5 166 2.70 240 .9.0 857 324 4.95 888 747 a08 180 ,60 484 Cr 2.74 Cr184 888 .54 .94 375 Cr 290 Cr 445 15�-0 1424 440 494 .43 Cr 305 166 380 2087 300 813 3.91 .77 143 5.17 1305 1011 400 100 1655 450 301 9.04 4857 Cr 452 1830 .45 1032 630 691 190 3416 27928 336 1067 3.60 204 2�10 12,68 288 Cr 210 S28 580 17.66 42.73 1.62 488 1493 13.22 2.78 648 392 2.40 180 1170 215 3.05 .64 .32 600 .73 1427 225 166 2.70 240 90 857 324 1383 7.47 4,88 544 C r4.58 888 148 375 Cr 735 2934 440 FOLIO NAME ADDRESS DATE WATER ELECTRIC TOTAL 16-2-498A W. L. Wines 3321 23rd St. April 1951 15.40 15.40 16-2-498C W. W. Williamson 3314 24th Ste July 1950 .78 .78 16-2-652 S. H. Ba dwin 3010 24th St. April 1952 cr.2.40 sx.2.40 16-3-620 J. R. Cong 2802 23rd St. June 1952 cr.8.00 cr.8.00 J. B. Franks 2708 23rd Ste Aug. 1952 1.95 1.95 .16-3-634 16-3-638 W. R. Faubion 2707 22nd St. June 1952 2.45 2.45 16-3-04 Mar3t M Thorton 2707 21st St. Aug. 1952 .22 •22 16-3-774 Ida Martin 2910 21st St. June 1952 .20 .20 .16-3-774 No Name 2910 21st St. March 1952 3.80 3.80 -16-3-778 Viola M. Smith R 2909 21st Ste July 1952 •86 •86 16-4..167 Robert Smith R 3018 20th St. April 1952 .32 .32 16-4-376 No Name 33a2 21st Ste May 1952 9.50 9.50 David G. Holly 3314 21st St. Aug. 1952 7.30 7.30 .16-4-386 16-4-560 No Name 3016 21st Ste Dec. 1951 1.62 1.62 16-4-886 M. D. Dovgl 3213 22nd St. March 1952 6.10 - 6.10 .16-4A-64 W. L. Wines 3512 20th St. Dec. 1950 12.16 - 12.16 No Name 3716 21st Ste Aug. 1952 3.00 3.00 .16-4A-666 16-4A-1050 Bill Jenkins 3702 22nd St. Dec. 1951 51.95 51.95 16-4A-107b, Bill Banks 4001 21st St. July 1952 .45 .45 .16-4A-1083 F. E. Elk$ns 4011 21st St. Aug. 1952 1.65 -1.65 .16-4A-1087. R. Don Montgomery 4013-A 21st Ste March 1952 .7Q .70 16-4A-1378. Clark Hudson 3505 22nd St, Sept. 1951 3.60 3.60 No Name 3418 23rd Ste Sept. 1952 7.40 7.40 .16-4A-1484, 16-4A-1512. Aubry Anderson 3512 23rd St. March 1952 6.55 6.55 .16-4A-1514 _� No Name 351.4 �� 23rd 23 a Ste Jan. 1952 4.00 4.00 16- A-1 . �-i ,�B--G .16- A-1560 - � � - --- ems.05 H. C. Qler. 3615 22nd Place Aug. 1952 4.40 - -4.40 16-4A-1605 H. C. Payne 3714 23rd Ste Jan. 1951 2.09 2e09 16-4A-1605 H. C. Payne 3710 23rd St. Oct. 1951 5.11 5.11 .16-4A-1618 Albert Vaughn 3802 23rd St. Dec. 1951 5.60 5.60 ,16-4A-1806 No Name 4309 22nd Place Aft. 1952 4.14 - 4.14 TOTAL 275.47 162.28 -437.25 ZONE 17 ,17-1-360 Mrs. E. P. Earhart 217 Indiana May 1952 29.22 29.22 17-1-430 Guy W. Taylor 3203 2nd Place Sept. 1952 .44 .44 .17--1-1151 Jack Nebille 2902 2nd St. Oct. 1951 7.25 C20 15.45 17-1-1 167 Pat Walker. 2910 2nd St. Nov. 1951 8.60 13.37 21.97 17-1-1191 No Name 3003 1st Place Dec. 1951 4.70 4.00 8.70 17-1•-1197 -Gene Briggs 3007 1st Place July 1952 5.30 - 5.30 17-1..1240 Carl Sgitt 3202 2nd St. Nov. 1950 6.46 6.46 17-1.1248A No Name 3215 1st Place June 1952 2.90 2.90 17-1-1251B Robert Davies 3221 1st Place May 1952 .30 .30 17-1.•1254 -teter Kartin 3304 2nd St. Sept. 1952 6.13 _ 6.13 17-1-1302 J. R. Brown 3221 lst St. June 1950 .72 .72 17-1-1318 Denver E. Young 3206 1st Place Aug. 1952 1.00 .1600 17-1-1367 No Name 3112 1st Place Feb. 1952 .84 .84 17-1-1413 John Watterberry 3007 1st Street flume 1952 2.86 2•86 17-1-1438 D. M. McCoy 2912 1st Place Feb. 1952 1.67 1.67 17-1•-1442 J. A. Lumpkins 2910 1st Place Feb. 1952 22.25 22.25 17-1-1471A . Gayland Gi,11 R 2901 Amherst July 1952 3. 64 3. 61+ 17-1-1471A Thomas H. Reese R 2901 Amherst Sept. 1952 4.12 4.12 17-1-1484 Billy Reed 290P ,Amherst April 1952 2.25 2.25 17-1-1490 -011ie Yeager 2912 1st St. Aug. 1952 4.55 4.55 17-1-1490 W. M. Wright - 2912 1st Ste Nov. 195 1 1.77 1.77 17-1-1.490 F. E. Anderson 2912 1st St. Sept. 1952 6.25. 8.27 1.4.52 17-1-1498 No Name 2917'-Amherst March 1952 2.90 2.90 17-1-1516 J. M. Cox - 3007 Amherst Feb. 1952 15.20 15e20 17-1-1520 Lt. A. R. Beene 3009 Amherst April 1952 1.82 1.82 17-1-1524 H. J. Black 3011 Amherst May 1952 18.85 .18.85 17-1-1586 Jim Yeates. 3203 Amherst Dec. 1951 9.50 9.50 17-1-1625 B. W. Heathington 3308 1st St. July 1952 4.70 7 16 11.86 17-1-1673 0. R. Reeves 3109 Auburn Nov. 1951 12.30 2204 34.34 17-1-1704 Billie J. Williams 3006 Amherst May 1952 4.76 4.76 17-1-1724 Paul Bateman 2913 Auburn Oct. 1951 3.08 3.08 17-1-1730 .No Name 2909 Auburn May 1952 3.25 3.25 17-1-1734 W. B. Harbert 2905 Auburn Aug. 1952 11.6o 14.33 25.93 17-1-1734 Allen Hall, Jr. 2905 Auburn Nov. 1951 1.10 7.28 8.38 17 1-1764 W. F. Talley . 2910 Auburn Nov. 1951 4.76 4.76 17-1� 812 J. W. Carey, Jr. 3014 Auburn Oct. 1951 11.23 18.37 29.60 17-1-1844 James Sawyer 212 N.. Gary Sept. 1952 2.24 2.24 17-1-1844 J. M. Murphy 212 N.Gary July 1952 1.10 1.10 17-2-78 Eddie Ray Hutto 215 N Indiana Nov. 1951 4.50 12.28 16.78 17-2-150 W. T. Terry 3209 Baylor Aug. 1952 1.80 1.80 17-2-151 R. L. Hilburn 3210 Bates Sept. 1952 4.55 15.50 20.05 17-2-151 Blynn Amonett 3210 Bates Feb. 1952 1.00 1.00 17-2-172 Mrs. James M. Cain 3107 Baylor Nov. 1951 .56 .56 17-2-172 P. J. Slack 3107 Baylor Sept. 1952 2.95 5.64 0.59 17-2-324 Bob Reynolds R 3002 Baylor Aug. 1952 1.72 1.72 FOLIO NAME 17-2-324 No Name 17-2-327 L. P. Moncrief 17-2�3 41 J. W. Freeman 17-2-341 A. J. Roberts 17-2-347 No Name 17-2-400 E. M. Miller 17-2-394 L. Z. Cannon 17-2-418 H. S. Womack 17-2-418 Buddy Barnes 17-2-434 Charles Strange 17-2-436 Ora Braswell 17-3-76 No Name 17-3-76 Nina B. Essary 17-3-236 Glynn Caudle 17-3-346 E. E. Blaokburn 17-3-398 John 0. Tanner 17-3-398 W; P. Beats 17-3-411 James Wood 17-3-422 No Name 17-3-432 Cecil C. Smith 17-3-441 James Haigood 17-3-.464 James G. Springer 17-3-476 Geo. B. Parker 17-3-476 Floyd Hill 17-3-490 9, E. Flowers 17-3-511 No Name 17-3-566. No Name 17-3-568 J. V. Gage 17-3-580 - Jesse Cruse 17-3-59OA- H. D. Butrum 17-3-652 . James W. Hall 17-3-655 No Name 17-3-660 Mrs. V. R. Strickland 17-3474 No Name 17-3483K . J. T. Gibson 17-3-683W I. L. Swint 17-3-683W No Name 17-3-"DO Carl J. Suitt 17-3-875 No Name 17-31140 J. D. Bray 17-4r-40 L. H. Akins 17-4-40 J. E. Robertson 17-4-80 • J. D. Henley 17-4-164 Willie Lee Gooding 17-4,164 G. M. Harsha 17-4-170 No Name 17-4r-184 No Name 17-4.-187 Jim Gl9ver 17-4-197 No Name 17-4►-226 No Name 17-4-228 John A. Johnson 17-4-255 Edna Page 17-4-260 Thomas Carey 17-4-289 E. R. Kilburn, Jr. 17-4,-310 E. M. Brashear 17-4.-310 James H. Dodson 17-L r-324 No Name 17-4-394 W. C. Murphy 17-4,431 Bill Brown 17-4-640 Oscar B. Ray 17-4-666 Edward Reed 17-4.1666 Winfield L. Baker 17-4►-690 W. E. Gitrson 17-4-690 G, F. Barker 17-4-702 E. R. Huffman 17-4-741 Jack Tannery 17-4,786 No Name - 17-4-1004 Sarah Leach 17-4-1004 No Name - 17-4-1020 George Hilburton 17-4-1036 J. N. Callaway 17-4r-1040 No Name - 1.7-4-1227 Paul Hearne 17-4-1429 Mrs. K. R.-Threadzill 17-4-1850 No Name 17-4-1900 L. W. Belt, 17-4- ADDRESS DATE WATER ELECTRIC TOTAL f� R 3002 Baylor Aug. 1952 2.90 2.90 3004 Baylor Jan. 1952 2.80 2.80 3011 Colgate Jan. 1952 .80 .80 3011 Colgate Aug. 1952 4.00 -10.77 14.77 3014 Baylor Nov. 1951 2.70 - 2.40 - 5.10 3204 Baylor April 1952 6.40 6.40 3201 Colgate May 1952 4.30 15.02 19.32 3213 Colgate Aug. 1952 1.95 7.57 9.52 3213 Colgate June 1952 2.45 2.45 3221 Colgate Oct. 1951 3.75 9.15 12.90 3222.Baylor Jan. 1952 .53 .53 2726•Bates Sept. 1952 6.65 6.65 2726 Bates Nov. 1951 10.50 10.50 2515 Baylor May 1952 1.80 1.80 2809 Baylor July 1952 .29 .29 2828 Baylor March 1952 .40 9.46 9.86 2828 Baylor Aug. 1952 2.45 13.33 15.78 2821 Cornell Nov. 1951 15.90 15.90 2822 Colgate Aug. 1952 10.25 10•25 2817 Colgate Dec. 1951 2.10 9.30 11.40 2811 Colgate March 1952 .55 .55 2725•Colgate Sept. 1952 10.65 10.65 2727 Cornell Feb. 1952 .92 .92 2727 Cornell June 1952 1.60 1.60 2717 Colgate Nov. 1951 2.45 2.45 2709 Cornell Sept. 1952 1.80 5.44 - 7.24 2612 Colgate Jan. 1952 3.00 3.00 2611 Colgate Jan. 1952 cr. 3.65 cr. 3.65 2605 Cornell Aug. 1952 2.20 2.20 2521 Cornell May 1952 .28 .28 2424 Baylor Sept. 1952 2.05 2.05 R 3426 Baylor Jan. 1952 2.92 2.92 2416 Baylor Sept. 1952 .65 8.70 9.35 2406 Baylor July 1952 2.90 2.90 2411 Baylor Aug. 1952 10.90 10.90 2323 Baylor Sept. 1952 9.30 9.30 2325 Baylor July 1952 7.60 7.60 2218 Baylor Aug. 1952 1.20 1.20 2313 Clovis Rd. Aug. 1952 6.15 6.15 320 N College Sept. 1952 1.74 1.74 2601 Cornell Ju4- 1952 - 3.75 3.75 2601 Cornell Oct. 1951 1.30 10.58 11.88 2524 Cornell Nov. 1951 2.10 2.10 2619 Dartmouth Feb. 1952 .18 .18 2539 Dartmouth Jan. 1952 2.74 - 2.74 2622 Cornell March 1952 1.20 2.88 - 4.08 323 N. Boston June 1952 4.20 4.20 412 Boston July 1952 5.55 5.55 2707 Dartmou#h Sept. 1951 3.60 3.60 2721 Dartmouth Aug. 1952 1.32 1.32 2722 Cornell Nov. 1951 .40 .40 2804 Cornell July 1952 cr.1.80 cr.2.10 -cr.3.90 2808 Cornell May 1952 1.00 5.44 6.44 2017 Dartmouth Dec. 1951 .15 .15 2820 Dartmouth Feb. 1952 2.10 3.92 - 6.02 2820 Dartmouth Sept. 1951 6.57 6.57 2812 Dartmouth Nov. 1951 2.65 2.65 2705 Duke Feb. 1952 19.71 3.76 - 23.47 2616 Dartmouth Aug. 1952 cr. 2.10 cr.2.10 2617 Emory Nov. 1951 .40 .40 2704 Duke Jan. 1952 3.99 3.99 2704 Duke Oct. 1951 .45 .45 2715 Emory Oct. 1951 7.80 7.80 2715 Emory Sept. 1952 3.05 3.05 2722 Emory March 1952 2.40 - 4.40 2811 Emory April 1952 2.40 3.32 5.72 2824 Emory Feb. 1952 3.05 3.05 2814 Emory June 1952 2. L5 2.15 2814 Emory April 1952 5.45 - 5.45 2806 Emory Juice 1952 cr..06 or. .06 520 N. Canton Feb. 1952 3.80 - 3.80 2726A Emory Jan. 1952 12.40 12.40 2728 Erskine Feb. 1952 cr. 1.80 -cr.1.80 2824-A Erskine Oct. 1951 9.75 - 9.75 2835 Clovis Rd, Jan. 1950 4.77 4•77 2823 Clovis Rd. Dec. 1951 6.95 - 6.95 TOTAL 361.19 412.56 773.75 ZONE 18 FOLIO NAME ADDRESS DATE WATER LIGHT TOTAL 18-1-356 W. T. Barrett R2310-35 Jan 1952 3.06 3.06 18-1-373, Billy M. Westbrook 2318-35 -.ug 1952 .75 6.92 7.67 18-1-416 Cumberland Tres Church 2401-34 Jan 1952 5.32 5.32 18-1-478- V1. B. Harris 2318-36 May 1952 .60 7.31 7.91 18-1-874 Charley, B..Johnson 2013-36 Dec 1951 Cr 2.40 Cr 4.72 Cr 7.12 18-1-1148 Doyle Easterling 2202-38 Mar 1952 5.40 5.40 18-1-1218 F. W. Williamson 2018-38 May 1952 4.90 4.90 19-1-1220 Jose L. Rodriques 2015-37 Sept 1952 2.50 5.32 7.82 18-1-1270 S. G. Wright 1911-37 Sept 1952 .02 .02 18-1-1288 Lary Peters 1904-38 Oct 1951 3.68 3.68 18-1-1290 D. H. Sanders 1902-38 May 1952 .30 .30 18-1-1304. Travis Tidwell 3707-S Sept 1952 5.55 5.55 18-2-2 George Gray 1702-39 Aug 1952 1.00 1.00 18-2-138. Austin Clovers 1918-39 Jul 1952 .80 .80 18-2-148 Walter Price 2005-38 Feb 1952 11.15 10.61 21.76 18-2-151. Foxworth Galbreth Lbr Co 2006-39 Jul 1952 2.00 2.00 18-2-186 Ira Layman R2024-39 Dec 1951 1.80 1.80 18-2-190 No Name 2101-31 Jun 1952 1.20 1.20 18-2-195 No Name 2105-38 Sept 1952 3.15 .52 3.67 18-2-270 Joe W. Wall 2302-39 Sept 1952 .14 .14 18-2-276 No Name 2305-38 Mar 1952 1.80 1.80 18-2-290 No Name 2311-38 Aug 1952 1.20 1.20 18-2-296 E. W. Parson 2316-39 Jun 1952 6.75 6.75 18-2-302 Bernice S. Johnston 2318-39 Feb 1952 23.25 33.43 56.68 18-2-376 Hester Const Co 3909-College Sept 1951 6.77 6.77 18-2-392 P. E. Perkins 2409-39 Apr 1952 1.25 1.25 18-2-400 Oscar Outlaw 2406-40 May 1952 1.16 1.16 18-2-400 Hester Const Co 2406-40 .Feb 1951 1.52 9.95 _ 11.47 18-2-406 Hester Const Co 2402-40 Jul 1951 1.13 1.13 18-2-482 0. L. Bridges 2223-39 Jul 1952 2.01 2.01 18-2-488 Luther Adams 2222-40 Jul 1952 4.40 4.40 18-2-846 R. L. Allen 1904-41 Dec 1951 .30 .30 18-2-938 S. G. Davis 2023-40 Oct 1951 9.75 10.50 20.25 18-2-948 Bud Reynolds 2102-41 I1ar 1952 22.24 22.24 18-2-960 0. R. Reeves 2111-40 Jul 1951 2.15 2.15 18-3-130 Eugene Collier 2708-35 Jul 1952 1.31 1.31 18-3-192 Lucile Haughton 2814-35 Jan 1952 .40 .40 18-3-227 V. D. Sells 3004B-35 May 1952 .01 .01 8-3-230 18-3-284 Emmitt Morris 3005-34 Oct Sept 1951 1.952 9.63 6.00 6.00 9.63 Federation Club 3213-34 18-3-324 W. M. Killion 3329-34 Sept 1952 1.36 1.36 18-3-349 W. L. Wines 3310-36 Jun 1952 3.40 3.40 18-3-353 Mrs.. Sallee Leuenbe�-ger 3306-36 Sept 1951 .40 .40 18-3-582 K. N. McBride 3012-36 Feb 195 2 8.39 8.39 18-3-589 Homer H. Lawson 3007A-35 Feb 1952 Cr 1.80 Cr 10.50 Cr 12.30 18-3-598 Geo. T. Buland 3005-35 Sept 1952 3.05 3.05 18-3-604 No Name 351OA-Elgin Oct 1951 2.90 .56 3.46 18-3-648 James L. Bohannon 2805-35 Jul 1952 2.93 2.93 18-3-728 Laura Chisholm 2613-35 Jan 1952 Cr 3.20 Cr 3.20 18-3-874 Capt Rob't Strouse 2605-36 Jun 1952 6.30 6.30 18-3-890 James Higgins 2613-36 Jan 1952 .70 6.16 6.86 18-3-890 A. R. Bransford 2613-36 Oct 1951 16.45 22.13 38.58 18-3-940 C. H. Watson 2714-37 Jan 1952 5.28 5.28 18-3-1038 Ernest Wallace 3011-36 Sept 1952 5.90 5.90 18-3-1070 No Name 3109-36 Oct 1951 8.40 8.40 18-3-1078 Mrs. J. Carruth 3113-36 Jan 1952 15.10 15.10 18-3-1578 Kermit S. Fosdick 2513-37 Aug 1952 3.36 3.36 18-4-6 Capt John Serenson 2502-39 Oct 1951 3.19 3.19 18-4-62 F. A. Brown 2610-39 Dec 1951 Cr 1.80 Cr 1.80 18-4-178 John A. Rush 2820-39 Mar 1952 2.50 2.50 18-4-510 Ed Smith 2808-40 Aug 1952 4.55 4.55 18-4-578 Frank E. Ayers 2619-39 Mar 1952 .61 .61 18-4-600 No Name 2612-40 Aug 1952 1.80 1.80 18-4-654 Julian Smith 2510-40 Jun 1952 Cr .25 Cr .25 18-4-662 Don K. Palmer 2506-40 Mar 1952 2.52 2.52 18-4-64 T. D. Julian 2502-41 AT 1951 1.62 1.44 3.06 18-4-686 No Name 2504-41 Feb 1952 11.65 11.65 18-4-698 J. R. Brown 2509-40 Sept 1950 4.32 4.32 18-4-704 Mr. Brown 2512-41 Dec 1950 4.32 4.32 2.14 18-4-708 Noblitt & Noblitt 2514-41 2522-41 Jan Aug 1951 1952 3.55 2.14 5.04 8.59 18-4-728 18-4-752 Bill Kirk J. R. Brown 2609-40 Nov 1948 .54 .54 18-4-784 Urban Dev. Co 2701-40 Apr 1950 1.52 1.52 1.75 18-4-798 Urban Dev. Go. 2710-41 Apr 1950 1.75 18-4-1178 Newton Plumbing 3007-41 2708-42 Mar Jun 1952 1952 1.55 .64 6.32 .64 7.87 18-4-1260 18-4-1288 C. L. Ichtertz J. K. Scott 2617-41 Apr 1952 .30 .30 18-4-1318 M. W. Rapp 2603-41 Jan 1952 7.54 7.54 18-4-1360 J. R. Brown 2507-41 Jul 1950 .62 •62 1.80 18-4-1374 No Name 2502-42 2501-41 Jan Jun 1952 1951 1.80 1.38 1.22 2.60 18-4-1378 18-4-1480 T. D. Julian Gulf Modern Service 4202-Boston Aug 1952 4.00 4.00 18-4-1480 Gulf Modern Service 4202-Boston Sept 1951 10.77 10.77 10.50 18-4-1480 No Name 4202-Boston Nov 1951 ______ _1950_r_ TOTAL $211.81 4225.90 4437.71 FOLIO NrUVIE ADDRESS DATE WATER LIGHT TOTAL ZONE 19 19-1-956 Bentley D. Solomon 1114-54 Aug 1952 .50 .50 19-2-498 M. Coner 902-58th Jul 1952 8.05 8.05 19-3-1304 W. L. Tomferlin 2011-60th Aug 1952 .45 .45 19-3-1382 No Name 1605-60th May 1952 2.10 2.10 19-3-1385 No Name 1606-61 Oct 1951 9.35 9.35 19-3-1870 Earl E. Jernigan 2007-61 Jul 1952 7.40 7.40 19-3-1880 No Name 2012-62 Feb 1952 1.80 1.80 19-3-2112 J. A. Wiese 2017-62nd Aug 1952 5.50 5.50 19-3-2120 J. W. Raff ergy 2023-62nd Sept 1952 1.05 1.05 19-3-2186 Mrs. J. E. Wier 1911-62 Feb 1952 4.30 4.30 19-3-2232 No Name 6118 Ave R Sept 1952 2.00 2.00 19-3-2566 No Name 2018-64 Jan 1952 3.35 3.35 19-3-36.20 No Name 6109 Ave 1t Sept 1952 2.65 2.65 19-3-36-28 No Name 6105 Ave R Jun 1952 1.80 1.80 19-3-3632 No Name 6103-Ave R Jun 1952 1.80 1.80 19-4-610 No Name 1115-65 Apr 1952 .90 .90 19-4-634 W. A. Dew 1104-66 Nov 1951 _75 _ ______ _-75__ TOTAI 443.70 010.05 �53.75 ZONE 20 20-1-58C A. P. Lubbock Flight Airport May 1952 29.20 29.20 20-1-657 E. R. Gains Airport Feb 1952 .86 .86 20-1-66 Hogan Aero Repair No. H Apr 1952 7.56 7.56 20-1-66D Hesse Company Airport Bldg. Rm. 328 Oct 1951 17.20 17.20 20-1-67C Western Insecticide Co Airport May 1952 1.13 1.13 20-1-79F Beryl C. Kern Airport Oct. 1951 14.32 14.32 20-1-90 L. H. Redwine Shall Hwy Sept 1950 __8.75_ 8.75 TOTAL 479.02 979.02 ZONE 21 21-1-80 Dick 117alden 3817-31 Oct 1951 1.20 1.20 21-1-84- No Name 3820-32 Dec 1951 1.60 1.60 21-1-92 Henry L. Baulch 4004-32nd Aug 1952 .42 .42 21-1-132 Odell Jones 4104-32 Mar 1952 13.55 13.55 21-1-132 William B. Rodnedge 4lot-32 Oct 1951 7.90 7.90 21-1-148 Kenneth Drake 4�112-32 Nov 1951 11.65 11.65 21-1-168 Odell Jones 4301-31 Jun 1952 6.45 6.45 21-1-1134 No Name 4304-31 Aug 1952 1.20 1.20 21-1-1182 1. L.-Wines 4020-31 Aug 1951 4.00 4.00 21-1-1216 No Name 4003-30 Jul 1951 .60 .60 21-1-126 Odell Jones 3801-30 Sept 1952 6.34 6.34 21-1-1262 J. W.-Kelley 3802-31 Apr 1952 2.80 2.80 21-1-1264 Bobbye Lee Bell 3722-31 Mar 1952 6.06 6.06 21-1-1280 H. L. Stone 3714-31 Aug 1951 4.55 6.13 10.68 21-2-28 Mrs. Eddie Arr 3717-33rd Nov 1951 Cr 7.00 Cr 7.00 21-2-52- James R. Gurin 3809-33 Jun 1952 Cr 3.05 Cr 3.05 21-2-66 No Name 3815-33 Jul 1952 12.45 12.45 21-2-168 Spann &William 4309-33 May 1952 1.22 1.22 21-2-1128 No Name 4305-32 Jan 1952 1.20 ..80 2.00 21-2-1132 Joe B. Crump 4303-33 Sept 1952 2.93 2.93 21-2-1180 NI. A. Elston 3919-32 Dec 1951 4.60 4.60 21-2-1232 Melvin Simmons 3816-33 Sept 1952 12.35 15.72 28.07 21-3-66 F. C. Lowrie 4609-34 Apr 1952 2.50 2.50 21-3-243 No Name 3404-Wayne Jan 1952 1.20 1.20 21-3-244 No Name 5002-35 Aug 1952 3.65 3.65 21-3-432 No Name 5001-35 May 1952 2.40 2.40 21-3-442 No Name 4919-35 May 1952 5.40 5.40 21-3-662 Charles N. Royds 4406-36 Sept 1952 3.70 3.70 21-4-18 No Name 3407-38 Aug 1952 1.76 1.76 21-4-18 H. C. Tucker 3407-38 Jun 1952 3.22 3.22 21-4-892 No Name 4307-41 Sept 1952 3.40 3.40 21-4-912 J. W. Kelly 4213-41 Jul 1952 __5_05_ 5.05 TOTAL �81.90 .66.05 4147.95 ZONE 22 22-1-250 Medlock & Son 4206-43 Aug 1952 1.80 1.80 22-1-940 Aubry Anderson 4010-46 Sept 1952 1.60 1.60 22-1-1236 H. S. Dobbs 4001-46 Jul 1952 3.20 3.20 22-2-2116 Tom Trotter 5113-37 Jul 1952 1.20 1.20 22-2-30'2 H. H. Patterson 4919-37 Jul 1952 4.10 4.10 22-2-302 Charles Pushing 4919-37 Sept 1952 10.80 10.80 22-2-364 No Name 4812-38 Sent 1952 2.40 2.40 22-3-6 No Name 4804-41 May 1952 3.00 3.00 22-3-20 No Name 4810-41 Jun 1952 .60 .60 FOLIO NAME ADDRESS DATE WATER LIGHT TOTAL 22-3-80 No Name 4919-40 Aug 1952 2.40P 2.40 22-3-140 No Name 5110-41 Sept 1952 2.40 2.40 22-3-260 No -Name 5001-41 Sept 1952 1.80 1.80 22-3-334 D. P. Brinker 4803-41 Feb 1952 1.96 1.96 22-3-518 No Name 4407-40 Aug 1952 __1.80 1_80_ TOTAL 32.46 6.60 39.06 ZONE 23 23-1-104 No'Name / 4204 Boston Oct 1951 3.92 3.92 23-1-108 George V1irz✓ 4208 Boston Aug 1952 56.27 56.27 26-1-722 No Name 4617-Canton Jul 1952 1.80.80 23-1-726 No Name 4613-Canton Jun 1952 2.10 2:10 25-1-740 No Name 4604 Canton Oct 1951 6.35 6.35 23-1-758 No Name 4612 Canton Jan 1952 2.40 2.40 23-1-758 No Name 4612 Canton Oct 1951 4.75 4.75 23-1-776 No Name 4620 Canton Aug 1952 4.40 4.40 23-1-792 No Name 4804 Canton Aug 1952 3.17 3.17 23-1-808 No Name 4812 Canton Jul 1952 2.00 2.00 23-2-210 No Name 3006-43 May 1952 4.85 4.85 23-2-526 No Name 3004-45 .4ug 1950 2.10 2.10 23-2-866 No Name 3003-45 May 1952 4.20 4.20 23-3-48 Harris & Reynolds 1905-42 Apr 1952 3.80 3.80 23-3-110 Sam D. Garner 2018-43 Feb 1952 14.40 14.40 23-3-556 Charles 'Jardroup 1914-44 Oct 1951 2.10 2.10 23-4-112 No Name 1908-47 Sept 1952 6.90 6.90 23-4-130 Wo Name 1915-46 Jul 1952 1.62 1.62 23-4-242 No Name 2213-46 Mar 1952 3.85 3.85 23-4-'256 No Name 2219-46 May 1952 1.80 1.80 23-4-6o6 Bruce E. Stewart 1912-48 Jun 1952 1.80 1.80 23-4-'616 Bruce E. Stewart 1906-48 Jun 1952 1.80 1.80 23-4-846 No Name 1909-48 Sept 1952 .60 .68 1.28 23-4-868 Leon Pharr 1919-48 Aug 1951 5.26 5.26 23-4-880 No Name 2006-49 Apr 1952 1.80 1.80 23-4-934 Weldon Wines 2007-49 Jul 1952 1.60 1.60 23-4-940 No Name 2005-49 A_r+r 1952 1.20 1.20 23-4-1072 Pat Field 1604-50 Aug 1952 4.20 4.20 TOTJtiL �76.68 $72.04 �148.72 ZONE 25 25-1-22 Mrs. R. W. Alldredge R2912 Colgate Aug 1952 4.69 4.69 25-1-23 May Bell Beauty Shop 2912A Colgate Aug 1952 1.28 1.28 25-1=48 Marggret Kennedy 323 No Elgin Nov 1951 Cr 1.80 Cr 2.68 cr 4.48 25-1-49 J. C. Putfork 3005 Cornell Dec 1951 2.64 2.64 25-1-68 0. 0. Youngblood 3016 Colgate Jun 1952 2.25 10.36 12.61 25-1-200 No Name 3308 Cornell Jul 1952 1.60 1.60 25-1-206 0.' W. Craven 3304 Cornell Jan 1952 3.60 4.88 8.48 25-1-260 James L. Stanley 3119 Dartmouth May 1952 7.68 7.68 25-1-266 E. J. Welch 2522-1 St Aug 1950 2.38 2.38 25-1-285 Eliouse L. Caywood R3107 Dartmouth Jun 1952 Cr1.80 Cr 1.80 25-1-332 W. L. Carver 412 No Elgin Dec 1951 4.50 11.00 15.50 25-1-342 Horace E. Simpson 2914 Cornell Aug 1952 1.20 1.52 2.72 25-1-344 B. D. Arnour 2912 Cornell Feb 1952 5.62 16.80 22.42 25-1-428 Johnnie Hester 3006 Dartmouth Jun 1952 1.85 1.85 25-1-432 Bill Welch 3010 Dartmouth Jan 1952 .96 .96 25-1-436 Mrs. 2owie Mayberry 3011 Duke Sept 1952 3.09 3.09 25-1-490 Mrs. illy Smith 3115 Duke Oct 1951 5.47 5.47 25-1-492 Billy'G. Smith 3115 Duke Aug 1952 8.20 8.20 25-1-670 John W. Sutton 3204 Duke Mar 1952 .42 .42 25-1-732 Cecil Gray 512 No Flint Mar 1952 2.70 7.56 10.26 25-1-734 A. F. Hardin 506 No Flint Feb 1952 1.65 5.80 7.45 25-1-738 Alon Cupps 3014 Duke Apr 1952 .45 .45 25-1-812 L. L. Stiles 2902 Duke May 1952 32.85 32.85 25-1-877 Zane Bowlin 517 No Elgin May 1952 .27 .27 25-1-877 Ruby Potts 517 No Elgin Sept 1951 4.12 10.54 14.66 25-1-889 N. L. Wallint 3010 Emery Jun 1952 2.88 2.88 25-1-938 Juck Lamb 3114A Emery Feb 1952 2.80 2.80 25-1-942 Cole Younger 3115A Erskine Oct 1951 1.30 1.30 25-1-944 Arthur Cook 3117 Erskine nug 1952 .56 .56 25-1-978 No Name 3207 Erskine Oct 1951 1.80 1.80 25-1-990 Billy Munsell 3214 Emery Feb 1952 .70 11.49 12.19 25-1-990 E. M. Brashear 3214 Emery Apr 1952 4.05 4.05 25-2-2 Rbx B. Anderson 2902,Erskine Dec 1951 1.88 1.88 25-2-6 Plains Athletic Club 2903 Fordham Jul 1952 2.15 2.15 25-2-12 W. F. Dunn 2905 Fordham Dec 1951 3.99 3.99 25-2-20 Earl McClain 2909 Fordham Nov 1951 Cr 3.20 Cr 4.24 Cr 7.44 25-2-30 aarah Mcjueary 2915 Fordham May 1952 1.20 1.20 25-2-30 W-. L. 'pines 2915 Fordham Jan 1952 4.00 4.00 25-2-46 No Name 3007 Fordham May 1952 1.80 1.80 25-2-98 M/Sgt Nelson P. Nickolson 3118 Fordham Dec 1951 2.18 2.18 25-2-104 Pauline Jol_nson 3116 Fordham May 1952 .66 .66 25-2-112 D. L. Edgar 3112 Fordham Feb 1952 2.46 2.46 25-2-158 Lt. T. C. Glover 3001 Grinnell Oct 1951 9.90 15.07 24.97 25-2-172 Clawson Bldg. Co. 2910 Fordham Jun 1951 8.16 8.16 FOLIO NAME ADDRESS DATE WATER LIGHT TOTAL 25-2-178 Clawson Bldg. Co 2908 Fordham Apr 1951 2.94 I R.94 25-2-180 Clawson Bldg. Co 2907 Grinnell Jul 1951 10.51 10.51 25-2-182 Clawson Bldg. Co 2905 Grinnell Jun 1951 5.58 12.16 17.74 25-2-188 Clawson Bldg. Co 2903 Grinnell Jun 1951 23.61 8.59 32.20 25-2-190 Clawson Bldg. Co 2901 Grinnell Feb 1951 3.91 2.38 6.29 25-2-206 T. A. Jones 2907 Harvard Dec 1951 2.36 2.36 25-2-208 Clawson Bldg. Co 2908 Grinnell Jun 1951 1.48 1.48 25-2-262 T. J. Keller 3105 Harvard Jan 1952 2.40 3.84 6.24 25-2-280 Mrs. Lou Trent 3114 Grinnell Apr 1952 10.24 10.24 25-2-324 Clawson Bldg. Co 3302 Grinnell Dec 1951 9.88 9.88 f' 25-2-338 Clawson Bldg Co 3308 Grinnell Jul 1951 5.97 5.97 25-2-370 S. S. Bates 610 No Hudson Jun 1952 Cr 1.80 Cr 1.60 Cr 3.40 25-2-416 No Name 616 No Indiana Jul 1952 Cr 1.00 Cr 1.00 25-2-436 Clawson Bldg. Co. 3318 Grinnell Jul 1951 5.97 5.97 25-2-664 Ernie F. Anderson 3311 Itasca Jan 1952 1.80 1.80 25-2-710 H. R. Richards 3205 Itasca Aug 1952 .30 7.06 7.36 25-2-720 Paul R. Poteet 3117 Itasca May 1952 6.05 6.05 25-2-738 J. D. Bushy 3110 Harvard Jun 1952 .45 5.20 5.65 25-2-1094 W. L. Driver 3017 Clovis Rd. Jul 1952 2.64 2.64 25-2-1119 George Lowe 2900 Clovis Rd. Jun 1952 4.94 4.94 25-3-46. No Name 3502 Erskine Nept 1952 9.92 9.92 25-3-48 H. H. Yates 3504 Erskine Dec 1951 2.48 2.48 25-3-52 Virgil Huse 3506 Erskine May 1952 1.60 2.63 1.60 2.63 25-3-52 L. L. Preston 3506 Erskine Mar 1952 25-3-52 Mack Preston 3506 Erskine Jan 1952.92 2.32 2.32 25-3-52 11. Y. Owen 3506 .6rskine 3506 Erskine Anr Sept 1953 1952 2.56 2.56 25-3-52 25-3-54 J. J. Bales No Name 3508 Erskine Oct 1951 3.44 3.44 25-3-116 Ray Abney 3511 Fordham Jan 1952 4.21 1.78 4.21 1.78 25-3-116 J. D. Osborn 3511 Fordham R3508 Erskine Oct Jun 1951 1952 172 25-3-118 25-3-118 Hardy Bice W. M. Bass R3508 Erskine Feb 1952 32.61 2. 25-3-136 B. D. Dawning Rt. 2 Hwy 38 Jun 1952 Sept 1951 1.72 5.76 .71 5.76 25-3-164 A. M. Bolt Shall Shall Hwy Feb 1952 2.28 2.28 25-3-170 25-3-170 No Name James H. Tomlin Shall Hwy 32 Sept 1952 2.92 28.67 2.92 28.67 25-3-172 W. N. Yocum Shall Hwy 30 26 Nov Feb 1951 1952 3.12 3.12 25-3-176 David Young Shall Hwy Shall Hwy Feb 1952 3.52 3.52 25-3-180 25-3-180 No Name No Name Shall Hwy 22 Nov 1951 12.94 2.64 12.94 2.64 25-3-180 C. L. Kelmon Shall Hwy 22 18 May Mar 1952 1952 3.84 3.84 25-3-184 Buford Larue Shall Hwy Shall Hwy 16 Aug 1952 6.19 6.19 25-3-186 25-3-186. No Name John L. Street Shall Hwy 16 Mar 1952 1.76 8.04 1.76 8.04 25-3-190 A. T. Human Shall Hwy 14 Shall Hwy 12 Aug Oct 1952 1951 3.60 3.60 25-3-192 Clarence Bates L. L. Preston Shall Hwy 10 Mar 1952 5.44 5.44 25-3-196 25-3-196 A. T. Human Shall Hwy 10 Jun 1952 4.36 7.35 4.36 2.35 25-3-198 Joe C. Owens Shall Hwy 8 Shall Hwy 4 Jan Dec 1952 1951 3.00 3.00 25-3-200 I. B. Essary Shall Hwy Feb 1952 2.44 2.44 25-3-202 25-3- 202 No Name Joe C. Owens Shall Hwy 2 Oct 1951 1.80 10.92 1.56 10.92 3.36 25-3-202 J. W. 'bloods Jr 1110A Erskine 2114 Cornell May 1952 Sert 1952 1.80 . 80 25-3-404 25-3-418 No Name No Name 2128 Cornell Sept 1952 4.20 6.64 4.20 6.64 25-3-431 H. R. Bondock North U 1902 Cornell Aug Nov 1952 1951 36.32 36.32 25-3 485 `25-F-18 No Name J. R. Fanning Const No H Mar 1952 .90 3.46 .90 3.46 )-25-4-182✓ W. D. Crump No H Plv. Cut off Jan Nov 1952 1951 3.36 3.36 25-4-114 25-4-148 No Name Smith & Pryer 523 No H Jul 1952 20.56 20.56 2.07 25-4-164 A. W. Bartlett Piv Cut off H Feb Apr 1952 1952 2.07 2.64 2.64 25-4-313 E. M. Hatton Jr W. L. Halbert 605 B-No 1104 Erskine Mar 1952 3.30 3.30 25-4-354 25-4-363 No Name 1110A Erskine Aug 1952 7.35 7.48 2.00 14.83 4.40 25-4-364 C. A. Rodenberger 1112B Erskine Jul 1952 2.40 25-4-536 E. C. Milner 1118 Fordham 1116 Fordham Jan Oct 1951-- 1951 16.58 .76 16.78 25-4-538 0. 1. Kelley D. 0. Light 1115 Grinnel Feb 1952 7.96 7.96 25-4-542 25-4-545 Dee Catlett 1114A Fordham Feb 1952 8.20 8.20 25-4-545 R. L. Southerland 1114B Fordham Dec Mar 1951 1952 .42 22.01 .42 22.01 85-4-548 W. E. Pierce 1113 Grinnell 1112 Fordham Sept 1951 3.37 12.52 15.89 25-4-552 25-4- 694 W. 0. Sessums Harley Smith 1319 Harvard Apr 1952 8.40 3.68 8.40 6.58 25-4-694 No Name 1319 Itasca 1311 Itasca Jul Jun 1952 1952 2.90 2.55 4.96 25-4-770 25-4-770 Louis Latham Alvin W. Thomas 1311 Itasca Apr 19 52 3.22 1.49 3.22 1.49 25-4-836 J R. Brown 907 No H 615 No H May Oct 1951 1950 6�Dec 6.61 25-4-900 Clarence H. Tisdel H. Tisdel 612 No H 1950 . 61 25-4-1143 25-4-1245 Clarence 111alter Emmick Plv Hwy Oct 1951 .4 214 21.7 21.4 4 22.7 25-4-1245 B. A. Hall Plv Hwy Dec Jan 1951 1952 53.72 53.72 25-4-1246 G. F. Price - Country Club Drive Plv Hwy In No H Jun 1952 Cr 61.24 Cr 61.24 25-4-1276 25-4-1410 Chas E. Ferguson Country Club Jun 1952 2.92 4.53 2.92 4.53 25-4-1304 A. N. Norman Sr 203 Mesa Dr Sept 1952 Oct 1951 34.43 34.43 25-4-1432 No Name No H. No H Nov 1951 3.87 3.87 25-4-1677 H. S. Brown No H Nov 1949 52.46 52.46 25-4-1687 Chas A. Bucks No H Anr 1952 2.76 2.76 25-4-1730 Builders Supply No H May 1952 02_ 5_02_ 25-4-1835 J. C. Underwood TOTAL 199.25 _5 $714.42 y9�13.67 ZONE 26 I� FOLIO NAME ADDRESS DATE WATER ELECTRIC TOTAL IE 26-1-194 N. S. Robertson 1114 44th St., April 1952 2.10 2.10 26-1-252 Marvin McGilvery 908 44th St, April 1952 6.96 6.96 26-1-309 H. W. Casey 1101 44th St. May 1952 1.80 1.80 26-1-309 No Name 1101-A 44th St, April 1952 3.30 3.30 26-1-326 Allen Baker U09 44th St. Jan. 1952 1,20 1.20 26-1-338 Elroy Boone 1116 45th St, April 1952 1.00 1.00 26--1-598 Jack Phares 9l3 45th St. July 1952 1.40 1.40 26-1-598 Donald D. Dann 913 45th St. May 1952 .90 .90 26-2-11 Nesbitt Bottling Co. 3405 Ave. H Jan.. 1952 33.10 33.10 26-2-13 Tom Higdon 808 35th St, July 1952 .30 2.77 3.07 26-2-13 Earl J. Bruce 808 35th St, Feb. 1952 3.06 6.72 9.78 26-2-13 Wayne Henson #1 3407 Ave. H Nov. 1951 8.70 9.16 17.86 26-2-14 M. J. Fitzgerald ¢#2 3407 Ave. H Nov. 1951 .40 4.92 5.32 26-2-16 No Dame 3407 Ave. H Nov. 1951 3.60 3.60 26-2-218 James Roberts ##6 3407 Ave. H June 1952 2.95 2.93 5.88 26-2-158 C. C. Coble 109 35th St. April 1952 8.56 8.56 26-2-190 Bill Marcy 305 36th St. April 1952 2.69 2.69 26-2 2 26 $d 15a1ne 405' 36th St. Sept. 1952 1, 20 1, 20 26-2-228 C. R. Ballinger 407 36th St. July 1952 3.60 3.60 - 26-2-230 J. E. Murfee & Son 408 38th St, April 1952 2.10 2.10 26-2-234 C. R. Ballinger 409 36th St, Aug. 1952 2.32 2.32 26-2-758 C. G. Campbell 516 40th St. April 1952 .40 26-2-781 E. A. Watson 504-B 40th St. Feb. 1952 .6o .40 .60 26-2-858 Graves Howell #48 3910-Ave. A Nov. 1951 15,86 15.86 26-2-966 No Name 529 40th St. Sept. 1952 3.65 3.65 26-2-966 No Name 529 40th St, Nov. 1951 14.40 14.40 26-2-1000 Richard Nickens 4007 Ave. H Feb. 1952 3.75 3.75 26-3-104 Henry Heck 407 42nd St, May 1952 3.90 3.90 26-3-116 Dean Green 401 42nd St, Aug. 1952 3.50 3.50 26-3-196 Johnny Day 216 44jrh St. August 1952 7.55 7.55 26-3-208 E. M. Wood 301 43rd St. March 1952 7.90 7.90 26-3-286 Ben H. Kinard 518 44th St, July 1952 1.72 1.72 26-3-445 No Name 501 44th St. March 1952 1.14 1.14 26-3-982 No Name 519 47th St. Mar, 1952 8.30 8.30 26-3-1075 Sam Martin 514 49th St. Larch 1952 2,20 2.20 26-4-14 E. E. Ferguson 4807 Ave. G May 1952 .05 26-4-43 E. E. Ferguson 4901' AYE. 'E Kiilch 1952 2,10 .05 2.10 TOTAL "91 45.05 186.96 .BONE 27 27-1-1477 H. H. Smith 6o8 Zenith May 1952 7.40 7.40 �. 27-1-1575 E. H. Hollins 2007 E 8th St. June 1952 1,30 1,30 27-1--1580 Vacant 704 Utica March 1952 1.80 1.80 27-1-1580 John R. Stegall 703 Utica Feb. 1952 1,50 1:50-- 27-1-4776 A. D. Kennedy; 1305 E Main April 1952 1.80 1.80 27-2-912 Milburn W.. Jones 1301 E, 15th St. . Sept. 1952 1.55 1.55 27-2-934 Mrs. Fred Golloher 1314 E 14th St, March 1952 2.70 2.70 27-3-150 C. B. Briggs 1522 E 24th St. Aug. 1952 .10 .10 27-3-180 T. G. Sims 1705 E 24th Apt. 1 Feb. 1952 11,21 11.21 27-3-181 Marshall Barr 1705E 24th Apt. 2 Feb. 1952 7.73 7.73 27-3-182 C. B. Wilson 1705 C E 24th St. Jan. 1952 4.92 4.92 27-3-274 Charles Bennett 1705 E 25th St. March 1952 1.80 1.80 { 27-3-3-90 Willie D. Linzey 1407 E 25th.St, April 1952 3.00 3.00 27-3-1866 Nad&ee Lockett 1312 E 25th St. Oct. 1951 10,21 10.21 27-3-428 C. B. Wilson 1411 E 26th St, Sept. 1951 16.37 16.37 27-3-540 A. L. Blovers 1412 E 27th St, Aug. 1951 2.68 2.68 27-3-4348 Chas. E. Williams 15o6 E 27th St. July 1952 3.08 3.08 27-3-578 Elizabeth Arnold 1608 E 28th St. Aug. 1952 1.40 1.40 27-3-614 Beatrice Bell 1604 E 29th St. Nov. 1951 5.48 5.48 27-3-614 Vacant 1604 E 29th St. Dec. 1951 1.60 1.60 27-3-650 Laura M. Haney 1614 E 30th St. Feb. 1952 5.80 20.57 26.37 27-3-673 Charles Garrett R 1614 E 31st St. Jan. 1952 18,85 18.85 27-3-695 Vacant 3009 Teak March 1952 3,20 3.20 27-3-780 Isaac Sowells 1610 E 32nd St. Dec. 1951 4.60 4.60 27-4"34 Robert Young 110-B E 33rd St. Feb. 1952 72.13 72.13 27-4-159 J. D. Douthitt 209 E 35th St. May 1952 1.95 1.95 27-4-176 Vacant 230 E 34th St, Jan. 1952 2,40 2.40 •27-4p,310 Archie-Bussey 1101 E 35th St, Feb. 1952 1.29 1,29 27-4-434 G. W. Long 918 E 35th St, April 1952 1.00 1.00 27-4-450 William Byrd 910 E 35th St. Feb. 1952 .40 .40 27-4-552 Pat Gilliam 207 E 37th St, Nov. 1951 2.63 2.63 27-4-62o Vacant 502 E 36th St. Jan. 1952 3.60 3.60 TOTAL 34.29 189.76 224,05 3-11-40k 1? h.1- O!ma Motion by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, the following Resolution was passed.. R E S O L U T I O N WHEREAP, the City Commission has.ordered the Department of Recreation to be abolishes reasons of economy and to prevent duplication of efforts upon the part of the Department Recreation and the Park Commission; and whereas, the Commission is desirous of placing tJ functions herett-o-fore vested in the Department of Recreation in the Park Commission-1 THEREFCRE, . BE IT TiESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY CF LUBBOCK: SECTION 1. That the.Park Commission, in addition to the duties and responsibilities heretofore exercised by its, is hereby vested with full parser and authority to set up am gperate a public recreation program for the City of Lubbock; to promote and su as well as outdoor recreation; to supervise an46pevate all softbal>&amonds/ .eM liM;rnd' croquet courts, basketball courts and.aay and all other sports and games played on the public playgrounds.and park$ belonging to the City of Lubbock; to supervise, direct and stage theatrie and dramatic plays; and we directed and shall have the right to promote any and all kinds of clean, wholesome entertainment for the promotion of good morals, good health and goad- citizen- ship. SECTION 2. The Park Commission is specifically authorized to take charge of the personnels equipment, records, ministration and supervision of all activities and functions heretofore vested in the Department.of Recreation. On Motion of Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter, the foregoing Resolution was passed on this the 12 day of March 1953s by the following vote: Commissioners voting "YEA": Morris, Carpenter, Davis, Thomas and Mayor Tripp Commissioners voting "NAY!: Nona - ls/ Murrell R. Tripp - Murrell R. Tripp, Mayor ok:VEW ATTEST: - - At- Lavenia Lowe I4avenia Lowe,, City Secretarg-Treasurer SG:sv 3-14-53 Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Vripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, the following Resolution was passed. RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the Recreation Council of the Department of Recreation is no longer in existence, WHERUSs Mrs, E. N. Armstrong.,,*. George Brewer, Jr., Mrs. Rdph.Bumpasss Mr. Floyd Honey, Mr. Joe Moore, Mrs. John V. Powers and Mr. Fenner Tubbs, while acting as member of the City fcreation Council, have served the.City of Lubbock in a diligent and tireless manner -is the discharge of their duties;. and, WHEREAS, thousands of.children.and adults have been proided with wholesome recreation and relaxation through the.unselfish contribution of time and efforts by the said members of the City Recreation Council; and, WHEREAS, it is desired by the City Commission to make record and preserve in the - archives of the City of Lubbock this monument of recognition of public services rendered to the City of Lubbock by the members of the Recreation Council; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OOMMISSION OFJr AITY OFF LUBWCK; THAT, IN Appreciation for the work done by Mrs.E. N. Armstrong, Mr. George Brewer, Jr., Mr. Ralph Bumpass, Mr. Floyd Honey, Mr. Joe Moore, Mrs. John V. Powers and Mr. Fenner Tubbs, they publicly thank them for their meritorious servicerendered to the public, and especially people of the City of Lubbock, in their endeavors to promote clean, wholesome entertainment and recreation for the enjoyment of the people of rthe City of Lubbock. On motion of Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, the foregoing Resolution was passed on this the 32th daffy of March, 1953s by the following vote: Commissioners voting "YEA": Morris, Carpenter, Davis, Thomas and Mayor Tripp Commissioners voting"NAY": None ATTEST: La/ Lavenia Lowe Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary -Treasurer SG:sv Is/ Murrell R. Tripp Murrell R. Tripp, Mayor ok:VEW i J J 53-11-M407-819 .11 Motion by Commissioner Morris, seconded by Commissioner Davis, motion carried, Mayor Tripp and Commissioners Morris, Carpenter, Davis and Thomas voting Yea, none voting Nay, the following Resolution was passed. R E S O L U T I O N WHEREAS, the rapid growth and development of this portion of/the City has caused a need for a change in the proposed location of the East Fourth Street portion of the proposed Highway Dispersal System, and WHEREAS, the Planning and Engineering Departments of the City have recommended the location as indicated on the drawing 2-D-27 and this location is in comformity with the planning design for this area; NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, That the State Highway Department is hereby requested to make the necessary surveys to determine the feasibility of establishing the center line of 4th Street from East Boundry of Mackenzie State Park to Idalou Highway as shown on drawing 2-D-27 filed in City Engineer's records. This resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 12th day of March, 1953. ATTEST: /s/ Lavenia Lowe Lavenia Lowe, City Secretary APPROVED: /s/ Vau%hn E. Wilson Vaughn E. Wilson, City Attorney APPROVED: /s/ W. B. Holmes W. B. Holmes, City Engineer /s/ Murrell R. Tripp Murrell R. Tripp, Mayor No further business coming up for consideration, the City Commission tecessed to meet March 13, 1953, at 1:30 P.M. Read and approved this the 9th day of April , 1953. ATTEST: fIV111z"j- Ci4Secretary- easurer NA,