~~ Engineer, of a standard livestock fence, constructed of 35" net wire with two strands of barb- wire on a post to be erected 30' apart or closer, that the County Clerk be acid is hereby dir- r^~ ected to draw voucher in favor of Joah Martin on 0.613 mile of fence, $183.90 payable in ad- vance and the remainder $183.90 payable upon completion of said fence with tt~e approval of Commissioner Goff. -o-o-o-o-o- No. 5531. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS. This the 1st day of March, A• D. 1952, after motion having been duly made by Goff, seconded by Eckstein and unanimouslq approved by the court that all claims and apcount;s filed against Road & Bridge #)+ and R & B R of W Fd. F. M. #1338 since the last term of this court, be approved for payment. -o-o-o-o-o- STATE OF.TEXAS X COUNTY OF KERR X Be it remembered that there was begun and holden on this the 8th day of March, A. D. 1952, ..-. at the court house thereof in the City of Kerrville, Texas, a special term of the Commissioners' Court with the following officers being present to-wit: _ Honorable Jno. R. Leavell....County Judge Henry Eckstein ...............Commissioner Precinct #1. Lee Goff .....................Commissioner Precinct #i• and Dorothy Riehardson...........Deputy County Clerk and the court having been specially opened, the following proceedings were ha.d to-wit: -o-o-o-o-o- No. 5532• APPROVAL OF CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS. This the 8th day of March, A. D. 1952, after motion having been duly made by Eckstein, seconded by Goff and approved with the vote of the County Judge, that all claims and accounts filed against Road & Bridge #4 and R & B RW Fd. F.M. #1338, since the last term of this court, be approved for payment. ~I -o-o-o-o-o- No. 5533• FENCE AGREEMENT WITH R. L. WELLS, CONTRACTOR, FOR PROPERTY OWNERS ALONG FM #1338. This the 8th day of March, A. D. 1952, came on to be considered by the court the need to remove and refence the property lines along F. M. #1338. Wherefore the court; having considered the desire by a portion of the property owners, along the proposed Farm to Market road, to con- tract R. L. Wells to rebuild their fences at the expense of the County, figured at the rate of X600.00 per mile and payable one-half in advance and the other one-half upon completion of said fence, provided the fence is constructed of a standard livestock fence with 35" net wire, including two strands of barbwire and erection of posts to be 30' apart or closer; that the owners thereof have donated the right-of-way, and in the discretion of the court, the owners should be entitled to contract R. L. Wells to set back and rebuild their fences; therefore by motion duly made by Eckstein, seconded by Goff and approved with the vote of the County Judge, that R. L. Wells be contracted to build said fence, that he has signed. an agreement with Kerr County and is hereby allowed to move said fences from the old right, of way along the line of the new Farm to Market #1338, on or before March 20, 1952, and to rebuild fences along a line staked out by the State Residental Engineer, of a standard livestock fence, con- structed of 35" net wire with two strands of barbwire on a post to be erected 30' apart or closer. along the property lines of the following property owners along FM #1.338, setting out 16 the respective acreage of each, to-wit: Henry Wallace ...................96 J: W. Chamberlain ..............432 Joe Sterling ...................215 Ollie Mittanek .................362 H. H. Bennison .................227 H. W. Stroud ...................280 Linda C. Simpson ...............272 Mrs. Alf. Stieler ..............531 I. W. Merritt .................. 58 Louise Nimitz ..................130 feet, feet, feet, feet, feet, feet, feet, feet, feet, feet, being ..................... being ...................... being ...................... being ..................... being ...................... being ...................... being ...................... being ...................... being ...................... being ...................... .018 mile, .082 mile .038 mile .068 mile .043 mile .053 mile .052 mile .101 mile .011 mile .025 mile comprising a total of .492 acre figured at $600.00 per mile, $147.60 being one half, payable to R. L. Wells, Contractor, and remainder '147.60 payable upon completion of said fence, with the approval of Commissioner Goff. -o-o-o-o-o- The foregoing minutes from page 1 to page 16, inclusive, were read in open court and found ,-. izf~ to be true and correct, and are hereby approved this the day of March, A. D. 1952. ATTEST: ounty erk, K r unty, Texas Cou y Judge, Kerr County, Texas -o-o-o-o-o-o- THE STATE OF TEXAS X THE COIINTY OF KERR X Be it remembered that on this the 10th day of March, A. D. 1952, there was begun ar~d holden a regular term of Commissioner's Court of Kerr County, at the Court House thereof, in the City of Kerrville, Texas, officers present, to-wit: Honorable John R. Leavell....County Judge Henry Eckstein ...............Commissioner Precinct No. 1 V. D. Powell .................Commissioner Precinct No. 2 Chas. H. Molter ..............Commissioner Precinct No. 3 Lee Goff .....................Commissioner Precinct No. 4 Earl Garrett .................Sheriff and Lawrence Stephens............County Clerk and the court having been regularly opened, the following proceedings were had to-:ait: -o-o-o-o-o-o-o- No. 5534. FENCE A~=REEMENT WITH PROPERTY Oi%rNERS ALONG FM#1338• This the 10th day of March, A. D. 1952, came on to be considered by the court the need to remove and refence the property lines along F. M. #1338. Wherefore the court having con- sidered the desire by a portion of the property owners, along the proposed Farm to Market road,. to rebuild their fences at the ~rycpense of the County, figured at the rate of $600.00 per mile and payable one-half in advance and the other one-half upon completion of the fence, provided the fence is constructed of a standard livestock fence with 35" net wire, including two strands of barbwire and erection of posts to be 30' apart or closer; that the owners thereof have don- ated the right-of-way, and in the discretion of the court, the owners should be entitled to set back and rebuild their own fences; therefore by motion duly made by Goff, seconded by Powell and unanimously approved by the court, that the following property owners are entitled