in the County Clerk's Trust Fund in the amount of y$5,444.30.
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 $2047.00.
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 Burney, the Court
unanimously approved said reports as submitted, to be filed with the County Clerk.
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?PTO. 11107 SCHOCL TRUSTEE ELECTION RETURNS AND MAINTET'.ANCE TAX ELECTIONS RETURNS CANVASSED
AND TABULATED
On this the 13th day of April 1970, came on to be considered by the Court the returns
to be canvassed, to determine the results of the School Trustee Election and Maintenance
Tax Election held on April 4, 1970, which included:
Center Point Independent School District
Hunt Independent School District
Ingram Independent School District
Divide Common School District No. 12
and
Maintenance Tax Election in Divide Common School District No. 12
Wherefore, the Court having canvassed and tabulated the returns of the above mentioned
Districts, is of the opinion that said returns, after having been canvassed and tabulated
in Volume 5, Pages 103 and 104, Record of Election Returns, and as certified by each member
of the Commissioners' Court, and upon motion made by Commissioner Bartel, seconded by
Commissioner Burney, the Court unanimously approved said returns.
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N0. 11108 ORDER DECLARING RESULT OF MAINTENANCE TAX ELECTION
THE STATE OF TEXAS ~
COUNTY OF KERR ~
DIVIDE COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICT N0. 12
On this the 13th day of April 1970, the Commissioners' Court of Kerr County, Texas,
convened in regular session with the following members present, to-wit:
Julius R. Neunhoffer, County Judge
W. C. Schwethelm Adolph Bartel
Commissioner Precinct No. 1 Commissioner Precinct No. 3
Clinton D. Burney Roger Stone
Commissioner Precinct No. 2 Commissioner Precinct No. 4
Emmie M. Muenker
County Clerk
and the following absent: none, constituting a quorum and among other proceedings had by
said Court was the following:
There came on to be considered the returns of an election held on the 4th day of April,
1970, on the proposition of maintenance tax as provided in the order calling said election,
and it appearing from said returns, duly and legally made, that there were cast at said
election 15 valid and legal votes, of which number there were cast:
"FOR SCHOOL TAX" 15 votes
"AGAINST SCHOOL TAX" 0 votes
IT IS THEREFORE FOUND AND DECLARED, AND SO ORDERED, by the Commissioners' Court of
Kerr County, Texas, that a majority of the resident qualified property taxpaying voters
who owned taxable property in Divide Common School District No. 12, and who had duly render-
ed the same for taxation, voting at said election voted in favor of said maintenance tax,
and that, therefore, this Court is authorized to assess, levy and collect said maintenance
tax.
The above order having been read in full, it was moved by Commissioner Stone and
seconded by Commissioner Bartel, that the same be passed. Thereupon the question being
called for, the following members of the Court voted AYE: Julius R. Neunhoffer, W. C.
Schwethelm, Clinton D. Burney, Adolph Bartel, Roger Stone, and the following voted N0:
none. The County Judge declared the motion carried and the order passed and the Clerk
was instructed to record the same in the proper Minutes of the Court.
/s/ Julius R. Neunhoffer
County Judge
/t/ Julius R. Neunhoffer
ATTEST: /s/ Emmie M. Muenker County Clerk
/t/ Emmie M. Muenker
(Seal)
RETURNS IIJ MAINTENANCE TAX ELECTION
THE STATE OF TEXAS ~
COUNTY OF KERB ~
DIVIDE COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICT N0. 12
TO THE COMA:ISSIONERS' COURT OF KERR COUNTY, TEXAS:
I, the undersigned, the presiding judge for an election held on the 4 day of April,
1970, at Divide School in Kerr County, Texas, in said School District for the purpose of
submitting to the resident qualified property taxpaying voters of said School District
for their action thereupon the proposition of maintenance tax as provided in the order
calling said election, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that at said election only resident qualified
property taxpaying voters, who owned taxable property in said School District and who had
duly rendered the same for taxation, were permitted to vote, and that there were 15 votes
cast, of which number there were cast:
"FOR SCHOOL TAX" 15 votes
"AGAINST SCHOOL TAX" votes
I herewith enclose poll list and tally sheet of said election.
WITNESS MY HAND, this the 4 day of April, 1970.
/s/ Mrs. Emil Fossler ~p,~
Presiding Judge a'j;,
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N0. 11109 ORDER ADOPTING RESOLUTION RE~~UESTING EXTENSION OP' S. H. 39 FROM THE VICINITY
OF INGRAM TO THE F. M. 1338 - I. H. 10 INTERCHANGE
On this the 13th day of April 19'70, came on to be considered by the Commissioners'
Court of Kerr County, Texas an order to adopt a Resolution requesting the extension of S.
H. 39 from the vicinity of Ingram to the F. M. 1338 - I. H. interchange.
A motion was made by Commissioner Stone, seconded by Commissioner Bartel and unanimous-
ly approved by the Court to adopt said Resolution and that said Resolution be recorded
verbatim in the Minutes of this Court as an appendix to this order.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, Plans for the 1970's for highways in District 15 of the Texas Highway Depart-
ment were presented at a public hearing before the Texas Highway Commission in Austin on
March 31, 1970, and
WHEREAS, these plans included among others a recommendation of the Commissioners Court
of Kerr County to extend S. H. 39 from the vicinity of Ingram to the F. T4. 1338 - I. H.
10 interchange, and
WHEREAS, said S. H. 39 extension will provide a direct connection from I. H. 10 to
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one of the finest and most scenic recreation areas in the State of Texas, visited by