r c~o~~_ in the County Clerk's Trust Fund in the amount of $1859.50. Also Quarterly Report of Fines Imposed, Jury and Library Fees, Judgments received and collected in the County Court by the Clerk of said Court, in the amount of $2152.00. It appearing to the Court that said reports are in due form and should be approved; therefore, on motion of Commissioner Bartel, seconded by Commissioner Stone, the Court unanimously approved said reports as submitted, to be filed with the County Clerk. o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o N0. 10576 TERMINATION OF ALLOWANCE OF OLIVER SANDEFER 1967, On this the 9th day of Octoberf upon motion made by Commissioner Schwethelm, seconded by Commissioner Bartel, the Court unanimously approved that the monthly allowance of Oliver Sandefer be terminated, effective as of Uctober 1, 1967. o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o N0. 10577 AMENDMENT OF ORDER N0. 10563 On this the 9th day of Uctober 1967, upon motion of Commissioner Stone, seconded by Commissioner Bartel, the Court unanimously approved that Order No. 10563 be amended to show the correction of the 1967 Kerr County Tax Roll as follows: VALUE FOR STATE TAX 1467 Roll charge $15,985,350 State Ta,x $75,141.05 FC & LR $47,956.19 o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o N0. 10578 TU`PAL TAX $402,951.07 OFFER TO CHAS. W. HENRY AND WIFE, JESSIE LYNN HENRY, FOR RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR F. M. RUAD 783 On this the 9th day of October, 1967, came on to be heard and considered by the Court the matter of compensation to be paid Chas. W. Henry and wife, Jessie Lynn Henry, for the conveyance of land required for the reconstruction of F. M. Road 783; and after due con- sideration by the Court, it is ordered on motion by Commissioner Schwethelm, seconded by Commissioner Burney, and unanimously approved by the Court that Kerr County hereby offers to pay Chas. W. Henry and wife, Jessie Lynn Henry, the sum of $500.00 for land and damages for their conveyance to the State of Texas of 0.096 acres of land out of Survey 120, Walter Fosgate; and in addition, Kerr County will assume the cost of such concrete curbing as the Texas Highway Department shall elect to construct along the edge of the new road- way; and, It is further ordered that the Clerk and the Treasurer be authorized to draw a voucher on the F. M. 783 ROW Fund in the amount of $500.00 payable to Chas. W. Henry and Jessie Lynn Henry, the said voucher to be delivered on receipt of their duly executed Right-of-Way Deed. o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o N0. 10579 ORDER APPROVING EDWARDS PLATEAU HUNTING, FISHING AND TRAPPING PROCLAMATION 210. A-20, 1967-68 AS AMEDTDED SEPTEMBER, 1967 On this the 9th day of October, 1967, came on to be considered by the Commissioners Court of Kerr County, Texas, Edwards Plateau Hunting, Fishing and Trapping Proclamation No. A-20, 1967-68, as amended, which was issued and adopted by the Parks and Wildlife Commission of the State of Texas on the 27th day of September, 1967, and it being found and determined by the Court that (1) this is the first regular meeting of such Court occurring more than five (5) days after the meeting of the Parks and Wildlife Commission at which such amended Proclamation was adopted; (2) prior hereto, on the 5th day of June, )J~ 1867, at 10:00 o'clock A.M., a public hearing was held in Kerr County by an employee of ~' the Parks and Wildlife Commission relative to the proposed rules, regulations and orders contained in such proclamation, and (3) notices of such public hearing was given in a newspaper published in Kerr County at least ten (10) days prior to the date of such hearing, and after a reading of the terms of the said proclamation all interested parties having been given an opportunity to be heard thereon, it is ordered on motion by Commissioner Schwethelm, seconded by Commissioner Bartel, the Court unanimously approved that the said Proclamation No. A-20, 1967-68 as amended September, 1967, be in all things approved by the Commissioners Court of Kerr County, and that said proclamation be recorded verbatim in the Minutes of this Court as an appendix to this order. EDWARDS PLATEAU HUNTING, FISHING, AND TRAPPING PROCLAMATION N0. A-20, 1967-68 As Amended September 1967 PART I ,--. 1.01 Application. This proclamation applies to all the game birds, game animals, fur-bearing animals of all kinds, alligators, fish and other aquatic life and marine animals of all kinds in the Edwards Plateau Regulatory District which for these purposes shall consist of the following counties: Bandera, Blanco, Burnet, Comal, Crockett, Edwards, Gillespie, Hays, Kendall, Kerr, Kimble, Lampasas, Llano, Mason, McCulloch, Menard, Real, Schleicher, Sutton, Travis, and Val Verde Counties; except that (a) It applies only to deer in San Saba County. (b) It does not apply to alligators in Kendall County. 1.02 Authority. This proclamation is issued pursuant to Article 978j-1, V.A.P.C., and Chapter 552, Acts of the 60th Legislature, Regular Session, 1967. 1.03 Effective Date. .., This proclamation shall be effective on and after the indicated dates in each county of the District until amended, revoked, or modified. In Bandera, Crockett, Edwards, Hays, Kendall, Kerr, Kimble, Lampasas, Menard, Real, Schleicher, Sutton and Val Verde Counties, 15 days after adoption by the Parks and Wildlife Commission subject to disapproval by the Commissioner's Court of each such counties at the next regular meeting of such Court occurring more than five (5) days after the Parks and sDWARDS 'LATEAU N0. Wildlife Commission meeting at which adopted. ~-20, as amended In the remainder of the district on and after the fifteenth (15th) day after adoption ieptember -967 by the Parks and Wildlife Commission. 1.04 Finding of Fact. After having conducted continuous research and investigations of the supply, environment, and other factors of the wildlife resources of the Edwards Plateau Regulatory District, it is found that a sufficiently ample supply of wildlife resources exists in said District to allow such resources to be taken in accordance with the regulations herein set forth. 1.05 Consent. As provided by law, none of the wildlife resources of the Edwards Plateau Regulatory District may be taken from privately owned land or water without the consent of the owner ~~~ ~~p)~ or the owner's agent. 1.06 Definitions. (a) "Department" or "Parks and Wildlife Department" is defined as the context requires, as either the Parks and Wildlife Department or a specifically authorized employee thereof. (b) The following are "game animals": wild antelope, wild buffalo, wild black bear, wild deer, wild elk, wild javelins, wild Desert Bighorn sheep, wild gray or cat squirrels, and wild fox or red squirrels. (Art. 892, V.A.P.C.) (c) A "buck deer" is defined as a deer having a hardened antler protruding through the skin. (d) An "antlerless and/or doe deer" is defined as a deer having no hardened antler protruding through the skin. (e) The following are "game birds": wild turkey, wild ducks of all varieties, wild geese of all varieties, wild brant, wild grouse, wild prairie chicken or pinnated grouse, wild pheasants of all varieties, wild partridge of al] varieties, wild quail of all varie- ties, wild pigeons of all varieties, wild mourning doves, wild white-winged doves, wild -2- snipe of all varieties, wild shore birds of all varieties, wild Mexican pheasants or EDWARDS PLATEAU chachalacas, wild plover of all varieties, and wild sandhill cranes. N0. A-20, as amended Art. 872, V.A.P.C.) September 1967 (f) "Migratory birds" are wild ducks, geese, Brant, mourning and white-winged doves, Wilson's snipe or jacksnipe, plover, sandhill cranes, coot, rail, gallinules, and woodcock. (g) A "bearded hen" is defined as a female turkey possessing a clearly visible beard protruding through the feathers of the breast. (h) The following are "fur-bearing animals": wild beaver, wild otter, wild mink, wild ring-tailed cat, wild badger, wild polecat or skunk, wild raccoon, wild muskrat, wild opossum, wild fox, and wild civet. (Art. 923m, V.A.P.C.) 1.07 Open Seasons - General Rules. Open seasons are given by their opening and closing dates and include all days "~ between such opening and closing dates. There is no open season on game animals, game birds or fur-bearing animals on State game preserves, statutory wildlife sanctuaries, United States wildlife sanctuaries, within the corporate limits of any city and on public roads and highways and rights of way while such roads are under construction. Except on fur-bearing animals and fish, seasons are closed during the hours between one-half hour after sunset and one-half hour before sunrise. Hours during which migratory birds may be taken may be further restricted by the Migratory Bird Proclamation. It is unlawful to take or attempt to take any of the wildlife resources of the Edwards Plateau Regulatory District except during the open seasons as indicated in this proclamation. It shall be unlawful for any person to possess the carcass of any deer which does not have attached thereto a tag issued to such person on his valid hunting license unless -3- EDWARDS the carcass has been finally processed. It shall be unlawful to attach the bonus deer tag PLATEAU NC A-20, ae from a valid hunting license to a deer other than an antlerless and/or doe deer. ame ded n em- ^~ Sept It shall be unlawful to possess the carcass of any deer with all evidence of sex ber 196E removed until the carcass has been finally processed. 1.08 Rough Fish Contracts and Management Practices. Taking or attempting to take any fish or game in the above named counties by any ~~ means other than as hereinafter set forth shall be unlawful, except under the fish manage- " went contracts with the Parks and Wildlife Department for removal of rough fish, as provid- ed in Article 4050c, V.C.S. However, none of this proclamation shall apply to the parks and Wildlife Department of Texas, its agents or employees when in the course, acts, or procedures of conservation, removal of rough fish or other practices deemed by said Depart- went to be in the best interest of game and fish culture and the preservation of the sports of hunting and fishing. PART 2 2.01 Means and Metrods. It shall be unlawful to take or attempt to take or kill or attempt to kill any game bird or game animal except by the means and methods authorized under Part 2 of this proelama- tion. 2.02 Firearms. It shall be lawful to shoot game animals and game birds, other than migratory game birds, with a rifle, shotgun, or other legal firearm. It is unlawful to shoot any game bird ^ with a shotgun that is not permanently plugged to not more than three-shell capacity. "No _~ person shall use any .22 caliber firearm which utilizes rimfire ammunition in the taking or shooting of, or in attempting to take or shoot, wild deer, wild elk, wild antelope, wild aoudad sheep, or wild Desert bighorn sheep." (Art. 879h-6 V.A.P.C.) 2.03 Archery. It is lawful to hunt deer, bear, turkey, and javelina during the open seasons provided therefor, with a longbow and arrow only if: (a) the bow is capable of shooting a hunting arrow equipped with a broadhead hunting point for a distance of one hundred and thirty yards, and (b) the arrow is equipped with a broadhead hunting point at least seven-eighths inch in width and not over one and one-half inches in width, and (c) the arrow bears the name and address of the user in a non-water-soluble medium, and ^ (d) the arrow is not either poisoned, drugged, or explosive. It is unlawful to use a crossbow, 2.04 Hunting from Vehicle. It is unlawful to shoot at or take any game bird or game animal from any type of motor-powered vehicle, or boat under sail or power, or from any airplane, but an incapacitat- ed person ~o certified by a physician may hunt from an automobile under the same circum- stances as permitted in Article 901, V.A.P.C., as amended. Such person may not hunt from any public road in the State. Antelope may be stalked from but not chased by an automobile. 2.05 Hunting Deer with Dogs. It shall be unlawful to use a dog or dogs in hunting, pursuing, or taking deer; however, it shall be lawful to use a dog or dogs in trailing wounded deer. -5 ;DWARDS PART 3 'ZATEAU fO.A-20, 3.01 Permits. emended igptember No person may hunt, shoot, or kill any wild prong-horned antelope, buffalo (American 1967 Bison), elk, or antlerless and/or doe deer unless he first procures a valid permit therefor from the Parks and Wildlife Depart ment. No permit shall be valid unless it shall have been issued, used, and possessed strictly in clw~ 'accordance with the rules set forth in Part 3 of this proclamation. 3.02 Antelope Permits. --, The Parks and Wildlife Department shall designate the number of antelope to be harvested from any given tract of land and shall issue a like number of permits to the owner or authorized agent of such tract. No person may hunt any antelope unless he is carrying on his person such a permit duly issued and signed by the landowner or his agent. It shall be unlawful to possess any antelope which does not have attached thereto an antelope permit on which appear the date of kill, the hunter's name, and the signature of the owner or agent of the tract on which the antelope was killed. 3.03 Antlerless Deer Permits. The Parks and Wildlife Department shall issue antlerless and/or doe deer hunting permits for designated tracts only to bona fide landowners or their agents only after said owners or agents have applied in writing for the exact number of permits to be used on said designated tracts. Said owners or agents shall then issue permits to individual hunters before the bunter begins his hunt on said designated tracts. It shall be unlawful for any landowner or agent to issue any antlerless and/or doe deer hunting permit to a hunter to hunt on any tract other than the designated tract for which such permit was issued. -6- EDWARDS It shall be unlawful for arty hunter to use an antlerless and/or doe deer hunting PLATEAU N0. A-20, permit on any tract other than the designated tract for which such permit was issued. amended September It shall be unlawful for any person to possess an antlerless deer unless such person 1967 shall have been issued an antlerless and/or doe deer hunting permit on which appear the date of kill, the hunter's name, and the signature of the owner or agent on whose tract the deer was killed. Such permit shall be attached to the foreleg of each antlerless deer taken and shall remain so attached until such deer has been finally processed. It shall be unlawful for landowners or agents receiving antlerless and/or doe deer hunting permits to fail to return the fully completed stubs from used permits and all un- used permits and stubs to the issuing officer not later than January 10 of the year follow- ing date of issuance. -~ 3.04 Buffalo (American Bison) Permits. Buffalo permits will be issued in accordance with Article978h, V.A.P.C. 3.05 Elk Permits. The Parks and Wildlife Department shall designate the number oŁ elk to be harvested from any tract of land and shall issue a like number of permits to the owner or authorized agent of such tract. No person may hunt any elk unless he is carrying on his person such a permit duly issued and signed by the landowner or his agent. It shall be unlawful to possess any elk which does not have attached thereto an elk permit on which appear the date of kill, the hunter's name, and the signature of the owner or agent of the tract on which the elk was killed. -7- EDWARDS PART 4 PLATEAU N0. A-20, 4.01 Open Seasons and B~ Limits for Game Animals. Sestember - p It shall be unlawful to take or attempt to take any game animals at any time other 1967 ^ than during the open season provided in Part 4 of this proclamation or to take more than the daily bag limits, or to have in possession more than the possession limits, or to have in possession any game animal taken at any time other than during the open seasons. ~± -$- DWARDS LATEAU N0. -20, amended eptember 967 4.02 Antelope. No open season. 4.03 Buffalo. By permit only. There is no closed season and no bag limit. 4.04 Deer. Bag limit: Two (2) buck deer except that by special permit only antlerless deer may be taken in areas that may be designated by the Parks and Wildlife Department; however, no one person may kill or possess more than three (3) deer in the aggregate. Open season: The second Saturday of November through January 1. There shall be an additional open season in Kerr and Kimble Counties October 1 through October 31 during which only buck deer with pronged antlers may be taken with longbow and arrows, and in Kendall County there shall be an additional open season on buck deer with pronged antlers, which may be taken only with longbow and arrows, during the thirty (30) days immediately preceding the general open season provided above. 4.05 Javelins. No closed season or bag limit. 4.06 Squirrels . No closed season or bag limit. 4.07 Desert Bighorn Sheep. No open season. 4.08 Bear. No closed season or bag limit. 4.09 Elk. By permit only. There is no closed season and a bag limit of one (1). PART 5 5.01 Open Seasons and Bap Limits for Game Birds. It shall be unlawful to take or attempt to take any game bird at any time other than during the open seasons provided in Part 5 of this proclamation, or to take more than the daily bag limits, or to have in possession more than the possession limits, or to have in possession any game bird taken at any time other than during the open seasons. 5.02 Prairie Chicken. No open season. 5.03 Partridge. No open season. 5.04 Pheasants. No open season. 5.05 uail. Bag limit: Twelve (12) quail per day and thirty-six (36) in possession. Open season: The second Saturday of November through January 31. -9- 1DWARDS 'LATEAU N0. -20, amended {eptember .967 5.06 Turkey. Bag limit: Two (2) turkeys, gobblers or bearded hens, per season. Open season: The second Saturday of November through January 1, provided there shall be an additional open season in Kendall County during the thirty (30) days immediate- ly preceding the open season herein provided during which turkeys may be taken only with longbow and arrows. s' p~.+~ J p~F~~~ 5.07 Migratory Birds. The regulations for taking migratory birds are prescribed in the Migratory Bird Proclamation. PART 6 6.01 Fur-bearing Animals. Fur-bearing animals may be taken in any number at any time, but the pelts may not be taken for sale except during the open season as provided in Part 6 of this proclamation. Means of taking fur-bearing animals is not restricted except mink may not be hunted with dogs. 6.02 Muskrats. The pelts of muskrats may be taken for sale only during the period November 15 through March 15. (Art. 923m, V.A.P.C.) 6.03 Mink. The pelts of mink may be taken for sale only during the period November 15 through January 15. (Art. 923m, V.A.P.C.) 6.04 Other Fur-bearing Animals. The pelts of fur-bearing animals other than muskrat and mink may be taken for sale only during the period December 1 through January 31 at any time. (Art. 923m, V.A.P.C.) PART 7 7.01 Fish. It shall be unlawful to take or attempt to take, or possess any fish in greater numbers or at any other time than as permitted in Part 7 of this proclamation. There is no closed season on fishing except that there may be a closed season on State of Federal Wildlife Sanctuaries. 7.02 Bad and Possession Limits. (a) The daily bag limit on largemouth, smallmouth, and spotted black bass is fifteen (15) in the aggregate and there is no possession limit. (b) The daily bag limit on channel, blue, and flathead catfish is twenty-five (25) in the aggregate and there is no possession limit. (c) `The possession limit on minnows, bream and perch is 200 each, except that there are no limits on minnows taken from Travis, Burnet, Menard, Llano, and Crockett Counties or from minnow hatcheries. (d) 'There are no bag or possession limits on other species of fish, except that the daily bag limit on Rainbow trout is five (5) and there is no possession limit. 7.03 Rough Fish. The following are rough fish: carp, suckers, buffalo, gar, shad, Rio Grande perch, drum or gaspergou, bowfin or grindle, pickerel, mullet, and goldfish. 7.04 Means and Methods. It is unlawful to take or attempt to take any fish by any means or method except as specifically allowed in this section. Only the following means or methods of taking fish may be used: (a) Not more than one hundred (100) hooks altogether which may be used in any combination of the following: pole and line, rod and reel, artificial and natural baits, nonmetallic hand line, set line, or throw line, and not more than two (2) nonmetallic trotlines with not more than fifty (50) hooks each; hooks on throw lines and trotlines must be spaced not less than three (3) horizontal feet apart. No trotline may be placed or set -10- EDWARDS PLAT~:AU N0. A-20, amended September 1967 -11- ~~ 'sDWARDS PLATEAU N0, in the vicinity of any public boat dock, or public bathing pier, or public bathing beach, ~-20,amended or any public place commonly used as a swimming or bathing area. ~ptember Exception (i): In Lake Buchanan, not more than thirty (30) hooks m ay be used on 367 one trotline, nor more than six (6) hooks on one throw line. No more than thirty (30) hooks may be used by on e person on all devices employed by him, but there is no limit on the number of trotlines employed, so long as no trotline has more than thi rty (30) hooks. Exception (ii): In the Pecos River in Crockett County there are no restrictions on the number of hooks which may be employed in total or on any device. Exception (iii): In Medina Lake there is no limit on the number of trotlines that may be employed. Exception (iv): In the Colorado River in Lampasas County and in the Colorado River between Burnet and San Saba Counties no trotline may have more than twenty (20) hooks, but there is no limit on the number of trotlines employed. (b) Minnow seines not more than twenty (20) feet in length for taking only minnows, sunfish (bream or perch), or rough fish. ^ Exception: In Lake Buchanan, minnow seines not longer than fifty (50) feet may be used. (c) A common fruit-jar-type trap or its metallic counterpart not longer than twenty- four (24) inches with throat no larger than one (1) inch in diameter, dip nets, cast nets, or umbrella nets, constructed of nonmetallic materials for taking only minnows, sunfish (bream or perch), and rough fish. All other fish must be immediately released in the water from which taken. (d) A spear gun and spear or bow and arrows for taking only rough fish, but it -12- DWARDS shall be unlawful to possess any fish other than ro ugh fish when using a s pear gun and GATEAU ~.A-20, spear or bow and arrow. nended eptember (e) A wire loop for taking rough fish, but when using a wire loop, one may not a67 possess any crappie, bass, or catfish. (f) In Gillespie County only, except during March, April, and May, a no nmet allic .-. net having mesh not less than two (2) inches square for taking only rough fish (any fish not designated rough fish taken in such a net must be immediately released into the waters where taken). PART 8 8.01 Alligators. There is no closed season, size, bag or possession limit on alligators in the Edwards Plateau Regulatory District. Means and methods of taking alligators are not restricted. PART 9 g.01 Penalty for Violation. Penalty provisions are a part of the Enabling Acts listed in Part 1.02 of this proclamation . The penalty provided by law for violation of this proclamation is a fine of -13- not less than Twenty-five Dollars 025.00) nor more than Two Rundred Dollars (9$200.00) :DWARDS 'LATEAU STATE OF 'TEXAS: fO.A-20, is amended COUNTY OF TRAVIS: ('., THIS IS TO CERTIFY that the foregoing is a true and correct duplicate original copy ~ptember )67 of the proclamation, rules and regulations issued and adopted by the Parks and Wildlife Commission at its meeting with a quorum present, at Austin, Texas September 27, 1967. f"' ~ ~ ~~~~y WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE this the 27 day of September 1967. (SEAL) ATTEST: /s/ Ann Hill jt/ Ann Hill, Secretary Filed 9 day of Oct. A.D. 1967 EP'IMIE M. MUENKER Clerkk County Court Kerr County, Texas By /s/ Estella Wilt, Deputy /s/ J. R. Singleton /t/ J. R. Singleton, Executive Director Parks and Wildlife Department State of Texas o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o N0. 10580 READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES On this the 9th day of October 1967, upon motion made by Commissioner Stone, seconded by Commissioner Burney, the Court unanimously approved the Minutes of Commissioners' Court of Kerr County, Texas, from pages 535 thru 548, Volume M. o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o N0. 10581 APPORTIONDTENT OF $5,000.00 FROM GENERAL ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND On this the 9th day of Uctober 1967, upon motion made by Commissioner Schwethelm, seconded by Commissioner Bartel, the Court unanimously approved that the County Clerk and County Treasurer be, and are hereby directed to apportion the sum of $5,000.00 out of the General Road and Bridge Fund to the respective Commissioners' precincts: Road and Bridge No. 1 Road and Bridge No. 2 Road and Bridge No. 3 Road and Bridge No. 4 ---- $1,700.00 ---- $ 850.00 ---- $ 850.00 ---- $1,600.00 o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o N0. 10582 TRANSFER OF $5,000.00 FROM GENERAL FUND TO OFFICERS SALARY FUND On this the gth day of October 1967, upon motion made by Commissioner Bartel, seconded by Commissioner Schwethelm, the Court unanimously approved that the County Clerk and County Treasurer be, and are hereby directed to transfer the sum of $5,000.00 frcvm the General Fund to the Officers Salary Fund. o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o N0. 10583 TRANSFER OF $2,000.00 FROM F. M. LATERAL ROAD FUND TO F. M. 1340 R/W FUND Un this the yth day of October 1967, upon motion made by Commissioner Bartel, seconded by Commissioner Burney, the Court unanimously approved that the County Clerk and County Treasurer be, and are hereby directed to transfer the sum of $2,000.00 from the F. M. Lateral Road Fund to the F. M. 1340 R/W Fund. o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o COURT RECESSED October 9, 1967 at 11:45 o'clock A.M. o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o COURT CONVENED IN SPECIAL SESSION October 20, 1967 at 940 o'clock A.i'si„ with the follow- ing officers present: Julius R. Neunhoffer W. C. Schwethelm Roger Stone County Judge Commissioner Precinct 1 Commissioner Precinct 4 and the Court having duly opened, the following proceedings were had: N0, 105$4 ORDER CLOSING AN P, ABANDONING PORTIONS OF THE NORTH FORK COUNTY ROAD, ALSO KNOWN AS OLD KERRVILLE-ROCKSPRINGS ROAD, AS A PUBLIC ROADWAY On this the 20th day of October, 1967, came on to be heard and considered by the Court -14- the fact that certain portions of the North Fork County Road, also known as the old Kerrville-