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T:?^, rq=~. PETITION OF JOSEPH F. BYRNES AND TWENTY FIVE OTHER PETITIONERS FORA COUNTY ROAD
EXTENDING FROM CHERRY CREEK TO HERMANSONS ROAD.
This the 15th day of April, A. D. 1952, came on to be considered by the court the pet-
ition of Joseph F. Byrnes and twenty five other petitioners requesting the Commissioners
Court to build a County road that will extend from Cherry Creek road across to the Hermansons
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road which would be a benefit to the community as a health measure in the case of sickness or
accident while or during a high water flood over the low water bridge which prevents any com-
munication to the community. Wherefore the court having considered the aforementioned pet-
ition, feelthat it would be beneficial to the community providing that all land owners agree
willingly to furnish a forty foot right of way at no cost to Kerr County for a distance of
approximately two miles, ~ d that the expense of extending said roadway should be bore out
of Road & Bridge Precinct #3 when such funds become available; therefore by motion duly made
by Powell, seconded by Goff and unanimously approved by the court, that Commissioner Molter
be, and is hereby authorized to build a second class road beginning from the Cherry Creek
Road and extending through to Hermansons Road at a distance of approximately two miles prov-
iding the land owners agree willingly to furnish at least a forty foot right of way at no
cost to Kerr County, when such funds become available in Road & Bridge Precinct #3, and due
and payable therefrom.
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No. 5595. FINAL SETTLEMENT ON .105 OF A MILE FOR FENCING AT X600.00 PER MILE, ON FM #1338.
.-. This the 15th day of April, A. D. 1952, Came on to be considered by the court the complet-
ion of the erection of .105 mile of fence performed by J. M. Egan along his property on the
Farm to Market Road FM #1338, and it appearing to the court that said owner is entitled to
ffi63.00 out of the Road & Bridge Right of Way Fund FM #1338 and that a voucher should be issued
at this time; therefore by motion duly made by Goff, seconded by Molter and unanimously appr-
oved by the court that proper conveyance has been made by Mr. J. M. Egan and that he has
erected .105 of a mile of fence and the County Clerk be and is hereby directed to issue vouc-
her in amount of $63.00 payable to 3. M. Egan against Road & Bridge Right of Way Fund FM #1338
in full and final settlement thereof.
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No. 5596. ORDER NUNC PRO TUNC FOR CANVASSING TRUSTEE SCHOOL ELECTION AS OF APRIL 14, 1952.
This the 15th day of April, A. D. 1952, came on to be considered by the court, an over-
sight of entering an order on April 14, 1952 when the Commissioners Court canvassed and tab-
ulated the School Trustee Election Returns as shown in Volume 3, Page 6, of the Minutes of
~ Election and failed to allow the compensation due the officers that held such election, and
it appearing to the court that an order should now be entered nunc pro tune as of April 14,
1952, that such returns were properly tabulated and convassed and as shown by the election
minutes thereon as set out in Volume 3, Page 6. Therefore by motion duly made by Powell, se-
conded by Goff and unanimously approved by the court that the minutes as set out in Volume 3,
Page 6, are true and correct tabulations of the returns of the Trustee School election held
on April 5, 1952, and that this order be entered nunc pro tune as of April 14, 1952, being
the date such proceeding was actually had.
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No. 5597. APPOINTMENT OF EMIL. BATHGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF ELECTION PRECINCT #12, AS A VACANCY
OCCURS.
This the 15th day of April, A. D. 1952, came on to be considered by the court the vacancy
now existing in Election Precinct #12, of an associate fudge as the fudge previously appointed,
Drew Forrester, has changed his residence to the Goat Creek Community, and it appearing to the
~, court that a necessity exists that an associate fudge be allowed tc fill such vacancy; there-
fore by motion duly made by Goff, seconded by Molter and unanimously approved by the court
that the office of associate fudge of election °recinct #12 be declared vacant and that Emil
Bathge be and is hereby appointed in such capacity to fill the unexpired term of the said