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Following
Bonds
approved.
Electrician
Bond of
Owen Electr
Shop.
Gas Fitter'
Gond of Lub
bock Gas F1
ting Co.
Ordinance
No. 389
requiring
ayment of
36.00
License Fee
by Master
Plumbers.
Ordinance
No. 390
Amending
Sec. 27 of
Fixing Max-
imum charge
for killing
and dressin
animals.
City to pay
expenses of
Chief of
Police in
going to Ft
Worth with
Tech Train.
Court Costs
ordered pai
in suit of
Y.C.Over-
ton vs W.H.
Bledsoe,T.T
Price et al
$1400.00
bal. Att'y
Fees order-
ed paid to
Lockhart &
Garrard in
above case.
Upon motion made by Mr. :leaver, seconded by Mr. Hankins, carried
unanimously, the fo110wir.g bonds were approved:
Electrician's Bond of Owens Electric Shop with the Southern Surety
Compuny of Des Moines. Iowa as Surety, in the sum of $1000.00,dated
33eptember 12, 1927.
Gas Plumber's Bond of Lubbock alas Fitting Company with the American
Surety Company of New Orleans as Surety, in the sum of $2500.00,
dated September 27, 1927.
Upon motion made by Mr. Hankins, seconded by 14r, heaver, carried unan-
imously, Ordinance No. 389 entitled: "ORDINANCE REWIRIN3 PAYMENT OF
LICENSE Far OF 36.00 PER ANNIM IN ADVANCE A3 CONDITION TO RIalHT TO
DO BUSINESS OF MASTER PLUMBER IN CITY OF LUBBOCK. TEXAS: FIYIN; PEN-
ALTY FOR VIOLATION; AND D3II.ARIit`, AN c.LER3EIICY," was rlaced on se-
cond reading, said Ordinance was then read and passed second and fi-
nal reading upon motion made by Mr. Posey, seconded by Mr. Jones,
carried by the following vote:
Yeas: Commissioners Hankins, weaver, Posey and Jones
Nays- None
Mayor Parrish then declared said Ordinance finally passed, same be-
ing Ordinance No. 389 of record in Ordinance Book No. 1, Page 321.
Upon motion made by Mr. Hankins, seconded by Mr. Jones, carried unan-
imously, Ordinance No. 390 entitled: "All ORDINAINCE A.'ENDIN3 SECTION
27. ORDINANCE 110. 339, _1=1", A UAXIIX CH!aGE OF ON ---HALL? OF ONE
CENT PER POUND FOR DRESSIN3 AND KILLIN7 ANII,isLS: PROVIDIN3 FOR A MIN -
IMMA CHAR3E. OF $1.50 PER HEAD; A1M DSCLARINal <.Il MER3ENCY" was placed
on second reading. Said Ordinance was then read and passed second
and final reading upon motion made by Mr. Jones, seconded by Mr.
Posey, carried by the following vote:
Yeas: Commissioners 'Posey, .ieLver, Jones and Hankins
Nuys: 1111one
G;ayor Parrish then declared said Ordinance finally passed, same be-
ing Ordinance No. 390 of record in Ordinance Book No. 1, Faze 321.
Upon motion made by Mr. Jones, seconded by idr. Hankins, carried unan-
imously, it was agreed that the City will pay the expenses of Chief
of Police John iN. Lemond to Fort Worth with the Tech train that leaves
here on the night of October 7, 1927.
Upon motion made by lir. .heaver, seconded by Lr. Hankins, csrried unan-
imously, the Mayor and Secretary were instructed to issue the City's
Jarrant in the sum of °26.70 to laiss Flora 3reen, District Clerk, to
cover one-third of the court costs i.) the case of M. C. Overton vs
7. H. Bledsoe and T. T. Price at al - Cause No. 1850 in the 99th
District Court - involving Blocks Nos. 36 and 46 in Overton addition.
Said suit hav ing been compromised and the City received deed to said
Block No. 36 to be used as a rark.
Upon motion made b, Mr. Posey, seconded b, Mr. Hankins, carried unan-
imously, the Mayor and Secretary were instructed to issue warrant in
the sum of $1400.00 in favor of Lockhart & Garrard to cove_- balance
of attorney fees due them as per agreement of the City Commission
when, called into consultation when the compromise settlement of suit
referred to above was agreed upon, said amount to be paid with the
ui.derstanding that said attorneys will fight said case to a finish
should it be reopened.
pon motion made by Mr. Posey, seconded by Mr. Hankins, carried u:.an-
imously, the followinz resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION ACCEPTIN al 111iEOVEMNTS 0I1 PORTIONS
Resolution Or SIXT12PPH STREET, AND AIPROVIN3 MAINTENANCE
accepting BOND AND ORDERIN3 THE ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATES
pavement on IN EVIDENCE OF ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
portions of
Sixteenth WHEREAS, the City of Lubbock heretofore entered into Contract
Street. with the Panhandle Construction Company for the making and construc-
tion of street improvements on portions of numerous streets and
places in said City, including among others the following:
SIXTEENTH STREET, from the Wiest Property Line of Avenue
a to and including the intersection thereof with Avenue
X, ki,own and designated as Unit or District No. 8.
gH:EREAS, the improvements upon the said portions of Sixteenth
Street have been completed and have been inspected and found to have
been constr,;cted in accordance with the terms of said Contract; arid,
WHEREAS. said Panhandle Construction Company has this day filed '
with the City its bond for the Maintenance and repair of such im-
provements in accordance with Paragraph %II of said contract, and such
bond, together with the Surety thereon, has been examined ar,d appPoved.
THEREFORE. BE IT ?IP,30LV D BY THE CITY Or LUBBUCK, TEXAS:
I.
That the improvements on said portions of Sixteenth Street, be
and the same are hereby accepted.
II.
That the Yayor and City Secretary be and they are hereby instruc-
ted to execute and deliver to the Contractor certificates in evidence
of the assessments levied against the parcels of property abutting
upon the said portions of Sixteenth Street, and against the opners of
such property in the manner provided i:, said contract, and the pro-
ceedings with reference to Said improvements and assessments.
III. '
That the said bond, together with the surety thereon, be and the
same is hereb� in all respects accepted and approved.
IV.
This resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after
its passage.
Passed and approved this the 3rd day of October, A. D. 1927.
PIIS L. PAR ISSH
Mayor, City of Lubbock, Texas.
A'TT3ST
s.
J. L`.CCL_n tY
City Secretary.
(S?AL)
The bond referred to in above resolution in the sum of %745.00, signed
by Panhandle Construction Companyas Principal and Metropolit€:n Cas-
ualty Insurance Company of New York as Surety, and dated September.8,
1927.
;139.80 mr. Homer L. 3rant, representing the Panhandle Construction Company
Interest Was present and stated that the City should reimburse said Company for
alloyed the interest lost by it due to the fact that the City did not accept
Panhandle the improvements on portions of 16th Street described in above reso-
Construction lution at the ti::.e such improvements were ready, which was September
Company on 8, 1927, the City having delayed such acceptance as the Panpandle Con -
account of struction Company did not have Maintenance Bond ready on September 8,
delay in 1927, but did have same ready a few days later, it was agreed by and
accepting between Mr. Grant and the City Commission that the City will pa-; said
paving on Company interest on the Paving Certificates in question, Emou;-tina to
16th st. ?42,290.39 from September 20, 10" to October 3, 192fj, at the rate of
7jb per annum and upon motion made by Lr. Posey, seconded by Mr. Jones,
carried unanimously, the Mayor and Secretary were instructed to issue
a warrant in favor of the Panhandle 0onstruction Company in the sum of
$139.80 to cover said interest adjustment.
Upon motion made by Mr. Jones, seconded by 14r. Heaver, carried unani-
mously, the City Commission adjourned to meet Tuesday, October 4, 1927.
Bead and approved this day of October, A. D. 1927-,
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