to hear any matters that may be presented to the court, the Bounty Judge being absent due to 1 G 3°
sickness, the following officers being present namely:
Henry Eckstein .......Commissioner Precinct #1
V. D. Powe11..........Commissioner Precinct #2
Chas. H. Molter.......COmmissiover Precinct #3
Lee Goff ..............Commissioner Precinct #4
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Lawrence Stephens .....County Clerk
and the court realising that necessity exists to appoint a County Judge pro temp, motion was
duly made by Powell, seconded by Molter and unanimously approved that Henry Eckstein be appc
ad County Judge, pro tamp, the court proceeded to transact the following business to-wits
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No. 5431. APPROVAL OF CLAIM OF LOWER COLORADO RIVER AUTHORITY TO REMOVE AND RELOCATE AN
ELECTRIC LINE ACROSS KEARVILLE - INGAAM HWY. #27.
This the 16th day of January, A. D. 1952, came on to be presented to the court by R. M.

Mickle, a claim is favor of Lower Colorado River Authority Sa the amount of $2,363.00 being
an undivided one-half expense for the removal and relocation of the electric lines from the
new Kerrville-Ingram right of way along State Highway #27. Wherefore the court having con-
sidered that the claim in the amount of $2,363.00 would be one-half of the actual coat to re-
move and relocate from the sew right of way for State Highway #27 and that this amount is fai
and dust and should be allowed. Therefore by motion duly made by Goff, seconded by Powell
and unanimously approved by the court that Kerr County pay to Lower Colorado River Authority
said claim in the amount of $2,363.00, being an undivided one-half expense for removing and
relocating and clearing the nex Kerrville-Ingram right of way on State Highway #27, and that
the County Clerk be and 1s hereby directed to draw voucher in like amount pay~ie out of Kerr-
villa-Ingram R & B RW Fund. Hwy. #27.
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No. 5432. FIRING SALARY OF E. GOLD, COUNTY TREASURER.
This the 16th day of January, A. D. 1952, after motion having been duly made by Molter,
seconded by Powell and unanimously approved by the court, that the salary of the County Trees- ~
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urer for the ensuing year 1952, shall be and is hereby fixed at $2,000.00 per annum payable
in the sum of $166.66 per month.
No. 5433. FIXING SALARY OF COUNTY ATTORNEY.
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This the 16th day of January, A. D. 1952, came on to be considered by the court, the
fixing of the salary of James E. Nugent, County Attorney, and it.appearing to the court that
said officer is entitled to receive fees and commissions in the county and ~ustlces courts,
and that his salary should be fixed at $900.00 per annum therefore by motion duly made by
Powell, seconded by Goff and unanimously approved by the court, that the salary of James E.
Nugent, County Attorney, be fined at $900.00 per annum, payable in installments of $75.00 per
month, beginning January 31, 1952, the County Clerk is hereby directed to draw vouchers agains
the County Treasurer in said monthly amount payable to said officer out of the General Fund
of Kerr County.
No. 5434. FIXING SALARY OF WUNTY CLERK.
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This the 16th day of January, A. D. 1952, came on to be considered by the court the
salary of Lawrence Stephens, County Clark of Kerr County, Texas, and it appearing to the court
said officer has heretofore received an ex-officio salary of $2200.00 and