at the.. proposed bid of X12.50 by Chea. Robison Electric Company.
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No. 466x. ACCEPTANCE OF HI GHT-OF-WAY DEED OF LELA 0. McKINLEY.
Thin the 14th day of Marsh, A. D. 1950, came on to be considered by the Court, the deed
by Lela 0. McKinley, conveying to %err County, Lot No. 15, Block No. 11, Oak Perk Addition to
Kerrville, Texas, for the purpose of a street or right-oP-way in said addition. And it appear
ing to the Court that Lele 0. McKinley is desirous 1n donating said lot without cost to Kerr
County, end the t_aeid~tgeot should be sac opted by the Court. Therefore by motion duly made Dy
Eckstein, seconded by Furr, end unanimously approved by the Court Chet Kerr County except the
deed to said Lot No. 15, Block No. 11, Oak Park Addition to Kerrville for street purposes, end
that the County Clerk be sad ie hereby directed Lo Pile end record said deed in the deed recor
of his office.
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No. 46ti9. ORDER TO SELL APPROXIMATELY 2.15 ACRES OF LAND TO HIGHEST BIDDER ALONG HWY.//27.
This the 14th day of March, A. D. 1950, came on to be considered by the Court Lhe desire
by various parties to purchase from Kerr County, a strip or tr iangler tract of land lying elon
Highway No. 27, epproxSmately three miles Southeast of Kerrville, containing 2.15 acres of len
more or less, (fully described in Vol. 53, page 592, Deed Reco r~is of Kerr Co unt q, Teaea). And
it appearing to the Court that said tract of land wsa purchased by Kerr County during the time
right-of-ways were purchased for Highway No. 27, is lying ve cent and should be sold to the
highest bidder. Therefore by motion duly made by Molter, seco n,iad Dy Eckstein, and unanimou sl
approved by the Court that Commissioner of Preoinot No. 1 be enii is hereby authorized to sell
the aforementioned tract of land for cash to the highest bidder end for not less than for =250
That proper notices be made in both newapepers of Kerr County, ;advertising the sale Lo be held
at Lhe Courthouse door on April 10th, 1950.
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No. 4670. COUNTY JUDGE AUTHORIZED TO FURCHASE BOOK CASES
This Lhe 14th day of March, A. D. 1950, by motion duly made by Eckstein, aeoonded by
Powell, and unanimously approved by the Court that the County Budge be and is hereby authoriz
to purche sa the necessary Dook cases for the County Law Library.
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No. 4671. COURTS' POLICY IN RE: CATTLE PASSES ALONG HIGHWAY NO.. 39.
This the 14th Bey of March, A. D. 1950, by motion duly mode by Eckstein, seconded by Molt
end unanimously approved by the Court and it is hereby declared to be the policy of the Commis
sioaers Court of Kerr County that on State Highway No. 39,Kerr County will allow a sum of mono;
not to exceed 25~i of the cost to the property owner for the constr action of stock passes under
said highway, when se id passes are deemed reasonable end necess+~ry by said Court and in no eve.
shall the County be responsible for a greater sum on any one stook pass than 8500.00.
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No. 4872a. ORDER DECLARING RESULTS OF ELECTION TO CONSOLIDATE llISTRICTS.
On this the 14th day of March, 1950, the Commissioners Court of Kerr County, State of
Tezes, convened ih regular session at its regular meeting place in the County Courthouse, Kerr-
ville, Texas, with the following members pre aenL,LO-wit: Joe W. Burkett, Jr., County judge,
Henry Eakatein, Commissioner Preoinot No. 1, Vernon D. Powell, Commissioner Precinct No. 3,
Wm. H. Furr, Commissioner Prec root No. 2, Ches. H. Molter, Commissioner Preci not No. 4 and the
following absent: none, constituting a quurum, and among other proceed llg s had Dy said Com-
missioners Court was the following: There came to be cone idered Lha returns of an election
held on the 11th Bey of Marcp, 1950, in the (a) UNION VALLEY COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICT N0. 11, of
said County for Lhe purpose of determining whether ae id district shell be consolidated es pro-