Kerr County, Texas, from pages 464 thru 471, Volume O.
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NO. 13743 OFFER TO E. E. SAMPLE FOR RIGHT OF WAY FOR LOOP 534
On this the 9th day of July, 1979 came on to be heard and considered by the Court the
matter of compensation to be paid E. E. Sample for his conveyance to the State of Texas of 4
parcels of land required for the construction of Loop 534, which lands comprise 4 separate
tracts out of Survey 112, Samuel Wallace, and designated as Parcels 13, 14, 15 and 16 of said
right of way; and it appearing to the Court that an agreed amount of compensation has been
arrived at, it is ordered on motion by Commissioner Speakmon, seconded by Commissioner Garrett,
and unanimously approved by the Court that Kerr County offer to pay E. E. Sample the following
amounts of compensation for land and damages for his conveyance to the State of Texas of the
aforesaid 4 parcels of right of way subject to execution and delivery of his 4 right of way
deeds:
~I 1.	Parcel No.	13 comprising	0.776	acres	$4,056.00
2.	Parcel No.	14 comprising	0.082	acres	429.00
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3.	Parcel No.	15 comprising	1.401	acres	7,427.00
4.	Parcel No.	16 comprising	1.403	acres	7,334.00
Cost	of moving	barn from severed remainder	350.00
Cost	of fencing	right of way	lines		2,854.20
				Total	$22,450.20
It is further ordered that on approval for filing by the State Department of Highways and
Public Transportation of the aforesaid 4 right of way deeds and on final title approval, a
voucher shall be drawn in the amount of $22,450.20 on the Loop 534 Right of Way Fund, payable
to E. E. Sample.
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NO. 13744 OFFER TO GABRIEL RAMIREZ AND WIFE,.LOUISA RAMIREZ, FOR RIGHT OF WAY FOR LOOP 534
On this the 9th day of July, 1979, came on to be heard and considered by the Court the
matter of compensation to be paid Gabriel Ramirez and wife,Lauisa Ramirez, as compensation for
their conveyance to the State of Texas of a parcel of land required for right of way for the
construction of Loop 534, which land comprises .005 acres of land out of Lot 40, Block 3100,
Legion Heights Subdivision, and is designated as Parcel No. 18 of said right of way; and it
~U, appearing to the Court that an agreed amount of compensation has been arrived at, it is order-
ed on motion by Commissioner Lich, seconded by Commissioner Guthrie, and unanimously approved
by the Court that Kerr County offer to pay Gabriel Ramirez and wife,Louisa Ramirez, the sum of
$200.00 as compensation for land and damages for their conveyance to the State of Texas of
Parcel 18 as aforesaid, subject to the execution and delivery of their right of way deed; and
it is further ordered that on approval for filing by the State Department of Highways and
Public Transportation of the aforesaid right of way deed, and on final title approval a voucher
shall be drawn in the amount of $200.00 on the Loop 534 Right of Way Fund, payable to Gabriel
Ramirez and Louisa Ramirez.
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NO. 13745 APPROVAL OF MERIT INCREASE FOR NINA JORDAN, SECRETARY TO THE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
PRECINCT NO. ONE, EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1979
On this the 9th day of July 1979, upon motion made by Commissioner Garrett, seconded by
Commissioner Guthrie, the Court unanimously approved, that the Secretary to the Justice of the
Peace of Precinct No. One, Nina Jordan, be granted a merit increase, from $6960.00 per annum
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t; to $8160.00 per annum, effective July 1, 1979.
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" NO. 13746 APPROVAL OF COMPENSATION FOR RUBY NEECK, DEPUTY SHERIFF FOR SERVICES AS JAIL
MATRON, EFFECTIVE JULY 1st, 1979
On this the 9th day of July 1979, upon motion made by Commissioner Garrett, seconded by
Commissioner Guthrie, the Court unanimously approved that Ruby Neeck, Deputy Sheriff, be
compensated for services as Jail Matron, in the amount of $600.00 per annum, effective July
1, 1979, payable out of the Jail Operating Fund.
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NO. 13747 APPROVAL OF MERIT INCREASE FOR MARY JO BRANDON, DEPUTYDISTRICT CLERK OF KERB COUNTY„
TEXAS
On this the 9th day of July 1979, upon motion made by Commissioner Speakmon, seconded by
'; Commissioner Garrett, with Commissioners Garrett and Speakmon and County Judge, Julius R.
Neunhoffer, voting "AYE" and Commissioners Lich and Guthrie voting "NO", said motion carrying
by a majority vote, it was approved that Mary Jo Brandon, Deputy District Clerk of Kerr County,
Texas, be granted a merit increase effective July 1, 1979, from $6600.00 per annum to $7200.00
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NO. 13748 EMPLOYMENT OF LAW FIRM OF PERDUE, BRANDON, BLAIR, SHIEVER AND FIELDER, TO ASSIST
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY OF KERB COUNTY, TEXAS, WITH DELINQUENT TAX SUITS AGAINST 40
LOVACA GATHERING COMPANY
~' On this the 9th day of July 1979, upon motion made by Commissioner Lich, seconded by
Commissioner Guthrie, the Court unanimously approved the employment of the law firm of Perdue,
" Brandon, Blair, Shiever and Fielder, to assist the County Attorney of Kerr County, Texas,
' James C. Nogues, with Delinquent Tax Suits against 40 LoVaca Gathering Company, for the years
1977 and 1978, as per letter proposal dated July 6, 1979, on file with the County Clerk of
Kerr County, Texas.
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HOWARD PERDUE
'~', LARRY BRANDON
JIM BLAIR
JERRY SHIEVER
C. DAVID FIELDER
Hon. Julius R. Neunhoffer
'I Kerr County Judge
Courthouse
Kerrville, Texas 78028
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PERDUE, BRANDON, BLAIR, SHIEVER & FIELDER
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
REPLY TO: Austin Office
July 6, 1979
AMARILLO, TEXAS 79105
P.O. Box 9132
(806) 359-3188
FT. WORTH, TEXAS 76112
P.O. Box 8801
EXT. METRO (817) 461-3344
AUSTIN, TEXAS 78701
2nd Floor
STEWART TITLE BUILDING
9th & SAN ANTONIO
(512) 477-3741
Re: Collection of delinquent taxes due by Lo-Vaca
Gathering Company
Dear Sir:
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Please accept and approve this letter as a record of our agreement whereby the Commis-
sinners Court of Kerr County, hereinafter called Client, has employed the law firm of Perdue,
' Brandon, Blair, Shiever and Fielder, hereinafter called Attorneys, to assist Kerr County
Attorney James Nogues, hereinafter called County Attorney, in enforcing the collection of
delinquent ad valorem taxes, penalties, interest and costs assessed to and owed by Lo-Vaca
Gathering Company for the years 1977, and 1978 and any subsequent years becoming due during