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time that the 45th day following the date of the bond election lshereby designated as the dead-
line for reaching an agreement as to interest rate, andthat if, by such date, a mutually
acceptable effective rate of interest has not been agreed upon, then we shall proceed under
the alternative provided by sub-paragraph 2b hereof,
6. In the event it shall become necessary to proceed under sub-paragraph 2b hereof under
the circumstances outlined in paragraph 5, foregoing, then in addition to all of the services
herein before enumerated it is understood and agreed that we will prepare an Official Notice
of Sale, a Bidding Form and an Official Statement, or Prospectus, containing financial data
and other information of the nature and to the extent ordinarily required by municipal bond
dealers in bidding on bonds of this type, all of w'-rich we are to furnish in a sufficient number
of copies to permit mailing to a list of prospective bidders which we also agree to provide,
The fee due us under sub-paragraph 2b shall become due arzlpayable simultaneously with delivery
of the bonds to the purchaser.
7. In the event the bond election contemplated by this proposal should fail, then the
fee due us shall be none; however, should the same or similar proposition(s) again be sub-
mitted at an election held within 18 months from date hereof, then at our option the agreement
covered by this contract shall apply to any bonds authorized at such election.
8, `T'his agreement shall be terminated by the delivery to the purchaser, whether ourselves
or others, of the bonds covered hereby, or by the lapse of 12 months fro m date of your accept-
ance hereof, w:_ichever shall first occur; however, if the bonds have not been so delivered
within the period specified, this agreement may be extended by mutual consent.
9. This proposal is submitted in triplicate originals, Whon accepted by you it will
constitute the entire agreement between your County and the undersigned for the purposes and
considerations herein specified, Your acceptance will be indicated by the signature of your
County Judge attested by your County Clerk, on all copies and returning two executed copies
to us,
Respectfully submitted,
M. E. ALLISON & CO., INC.
By /s/ Floyd R. 'westerman
Authorized Representative
ACCEPTANCE
ACCEPTED pursuant to Order adopted by the Commissioners' Court of Kerr County on this the
19th day of July 1963.
/s/ Julius R, Neunhoffer
Title County Judge
ATTEST:
/s/ Emmie M. Muenker
Title County Clerk
(SEAL)
Filed 19 day of July A,D, 1963
/s/ Emmie M. Muenker
Clerk County Court, Kerr County, Texas
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N0, 9486 APPROVAL OF CLAIM OF LA`IR'S COOPERATIVE PUBLISHING COMPAN Y
This the 19th day of July 1963, upon motion of Commissioner Witt, seconded by Commissioner
Schwethelm, the Curt unanimously approved the claim of Lawyer's Cooperative Publishing
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Company in the amount of X146.64 to be paid out of the County Law Library Fund.
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N0, 9487 ORD R AL T'-TORIZING CANCELLATI ON OF TREASURY VOUCHT.,F' i N0. 5106 DATED SEPTEMBr'.R 10, 1962
On this the 19th day of July, 1963 came on to be heard and considered by the Court the
-natter of cancellation of unnegotiated Treasury Voucher No. 5106 dated September 10, 1962 drawn
on the Officers Salary Fund and payable to the Texas Pen Company in tho amount of X2.21, and
it appearing to the Court that efforts to deliver the said voucher to the p free by U.S. Mail
have been unsuccessful, and that no subsequent billing f'or this amount has been received from
the said Texas Pen Company, it is ordered on motion by Commissioner Bartel seconded by
Commissioner 'ditt and unanimously approved by the Court that the Clerk and the Treasurer be
authorized to cancel on their books the said voucher No, 5106 in the amount of X2.21.
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N0. 9488 APPROVAL OF EXTENDED ALLOWANCE OF ALLIE CREI4SHAW
This the 19th day of July 1963, upon motion of Commissioner Schwethelm, seconded by
,_ Commissioner Stone, the Court unanimousl-; a-.proved that Allie Crenshaw be granted a 90 day
extension of an allowance (which allowance appears of record in Volume M, Page 30, Order No,
9427, said extension beginning July 26, 1963.
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COURT ADJOURNED July 19, 1963 at 11:10 o'clock A. M,
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COURT CONVENED IN SPECIAL SESSION on July 26, 1963 at 10:30 o'clock A.M. with the following
officers present:
W, C, Schwethelm	Commissioner	Precinct	1
Prentice Witt	Commissioner	Precinct	2
Adolph Bartel	Commissioner	'rrecinct	3
Roger E. Stone	Commissioner	Precinct	4
Ccmmissioner Adolph Bartel acted as Temporary Chairman in the absence of County
Judge Julius R, Neunhoffer, and the following orders were passed:
N0, 91}89 ORDER ACCEPTING IX)NATION OF RIGHT-GF-WAY for F.M. ROAD 2771 FROPi OSCAR NEUNHOFFER,
OSCAR NEUNHO"r'FER, JR. , and WIFE, ANNA E. IQEUNHOF'FER
,,., On this the 26th day of July, 1963, came on to be heard and considered by the Court
the offer of Oscar Neunhoffer, Oscar Neunhoffer, Jr „ and wife, Anna E. Neunhoffer, to donate
right-of-way easements as to their right, title and interest in certain tracts totaling 11.96
acres of land out of Surveys 399 John Bloom, 404 Joseph Prucell, 389 A. Ca-neron, 397 Chas,
Vetch, 395 Mrs. A, Clark, 391+ Thomas Jackson, 393 J, Hinch, and 64 Wm, Watt, and their ri~?ht,
title and interests as to LI channel easements comprising 0,529 acres out of Surveys 399, 1+04,
and 393; and it appearing to the Court after due Consideration that it would be in the best
interests of Kerr County to do so, it is ordered and apprcved by the Court by a majority vote
with Commissioners Bartel, Stone and Witt voting "A'i'E" and Commissioner Schwethelm voting
"PIO" that the offer of Oscar Neunhoffer, Oscar Neunhoffer, Jr., and Anna E. i~eunhoffer as set
forth be accepted and that Kerr County will construct a new fence along the new right-cf-way
line and the property lines of the grantors as they may exist along the right-of-way subsequent
to construction of F, M. Road 2771, said fence to consist of heart cedar posts set 25 feet
apart with 3 heart cedar stays between each post and 832-7.2-12 1/2 net wire with 3 barb wires
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on top and further Kerr County will build a new entrance cattle guard, provide 3 ..aw 12 foot
steel gates and relocate 1 existing steel gate, except that where a deer proof fence presently
to Station 176+80,
exists from Statior. 160+ 03/ a deer proof fence will be built to the same general standards
as used by Kerr County on State Highway 41, with one 10 foot steel gate to be furnished by