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Nn. 53~• ACREEl~NT WITH SEIAS AGAICOLTURE EITSNBION SERVICE AND LETTER OF RECOGNITION TO
COiJNTY AGENT.
'Phis the 11th day of September, A. D. 1951, came oa to be considered by the court, a me~-
randum of agreement for agricultural extension work presented to the Commissioners Court by
the Agricultural Elctensioa Service, Texas A k M College system, with reference to the fiaanola
anpport of the county eztansion work on sa annual basis. It appearing to the court that at
the present time Kerr County is assisting in the amount of $1800,00 per annum for its pro rata
salary to the County Agricultural Agent and x1300.00 per annum :for Sta pro seta salary to the
County Home Demonstration Agent, and that said amounts should be recommended for Lhe ensuing
gear of 1952, for the said respective agents; that the Commissioners Court is is full aclmov-
lodgment of the outstanding service performed by Gny Powell in the performance of his duties,
as set ont in the letter of B, F. Bredthauer, Secretary and Treasurer of Texas County Agric-
ultural Agents Association, Aefugio, Texas, bearing date September 6, 1951, requesting Lha
County to recognize him for the highest award given 94 agent in the United States and to allow
him to take a trip to the National Agents Assoniation's annual meeting in Memphis, Tennessee 1
for presentation, which begins on October 27, which in the dlscre tioa of the Court, should be
granted, and that a letter of recognition be mailed to Mr. Powell for his outstanding services i
performed for Kerr Covnty as County Agricultural Agent.
Therefore, by motion duly made by Eckstein, seconded by Molter, and unanimously approved
by the court; that the pro rata salary paid by Kerr County to the County Agricultural Agent
and County Homa Demonstration Agent De recommended for the ensuing year 1952, as $1800.00 and
x1300.00 per annum, respectively; that a letter of recognition be mailed to Guy Powell, County
Agent, for his outstanding performances as County Agent of Karr County.
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No. 5301. PURCHASE OF TWO ACRES FROM F. W. WITT*1.13 ACRES TO BE USED FOR RIGHT OF WAY
KERAVILLE - INGAAM HIGHWAY +/27.
This the 11th day of September, A. D. 1951 came on to be considered by the court, the
purchase of a two acre tract of land belonging to F. W. Witt, fronting on the Kerrville-
Ingram State Aighway 1/27. Wherefore, the court anlmowledges the fact that 1.13 acres are -.
to be used for right of waq purposes and that .87 of an acre will be Sn excasa and would be
advantageous to the County to purohass the total tvo acres at a price of x3,5oo.00; that
Mr. Witt is willing to furnish separate deeds on the aforesaid acreage together with an
abstract shoving a merchantADle title thereto; and that the court is of the opinion that the
.87 of an acre tract may be sold by the court for an amount within the cloa• figure of the
total host of the two scree purchased by the court and that such transaction should be made.
Therefore by motion duly made by Eckstein, seconded by Goff and unanimously approved by the
court that the County Judge be, and is hereby authorized to conauz®ate such purchase at a
prise of x3,500.00 payable to Mr. F. W. Witt out of the Kerrville-Ingram Road & Bridge Fund
Highway #27, upon the delivery of proper executed deeds and abstract oP title on said proper
shoving a mernhantabla title thereof, the 6omty Clerk be and is hereby directed to drax
voucher against the County Treasurer in said amount at such time proper deeds are presented
and a mernhantable abstract of title is furnished.
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No• 5302. SETTLBMENT ON RIGHT OF WAY PURCHASES IN REt KERRVILLS-INGAAM HIGAWAY 7f27•
This the 11th day of September, p. D. 1951, acme on to be considered by the court, the
six various deeds held in escrow by the County Judge, and it appearing to the court that the
8ourty should pay the followlag property owners the respective amounts on their indicated