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scheduling of Sheriff's Department deputies, in compliance with the Fair Labor Standards Act,
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as requested by the Commissioners' Court on October 24th, 1985, in the total amount of
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$4,761.27.
It is ordered by the court that the County Treasurer and County Auditor be authorized II
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to draw a voucher in the above amount, payable to RAY ASSOCIATES, INC. out of the General Fund!r
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NO. 16374 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT AND PROPOSED LOCAL AMENDMENT ELECTION RETURNS CANVASSED
APdD TABULATED
On this the 12th day of November 1985, came on to be considered by the Court the returns
~I to be canvassed to determine the results of the Constitutional Amendment and Proposed Local
'~ Amendment Election held on November 5th, 1985. And the Court having canvassed and tabulated
the returns of the election precincts and the Absentee Canvassing Board Box, are of the
opinion that said returns, after having been opened and canvassed, are true and correct and
should be approved.
Therefore, on motion made by Commissioner Holland, seconded by Commissioner Higgins, the
Court unanimously approved that the returns canvassed and tabulated in Volume 7, Page 33
through 38, Record of Election Returns of Kerr County, Texas, and as certified thereto by
~' each member of the Court, are in all respects approved.
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N0. 16375 ORDER APPROVING PAYMENT OF ELECTION OFFICERS AND RENT, ETC. FOR USE OF BUILDINGS
IN HOLDING CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT AND PROPOSED LOCAL AMENDMENT ELECTION HELD ON
NOVEMBER 5th, 1985
On this the 12th day of November 1985, on motion made by Commissioner Holland, seconded
by Commissioner Higgins, the Court unanimously approved the payment of claims of the Election
Officials as per claims on file at $4.00 per hour and the Presiding Judges $20.00 for bringing'
in the returns of Election, including the Absentee Box, and payment to various places for the
use of buildings, heat, lights, etc., in holding the constitutional Amendment and Proposed
Local Amendment Election on November 5th, 1985.
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N0. 16376 BALLOTS DELIVERED FOR USE IN CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ELECTION HELD IN KERR COUNTY,,
TEXAS ON NOVEMBER 5, 1985, AS PER ARTICLE 6.09, TEXAS ELECTION CODE
As per Art. 6.09, Texas Election Code, the County Clerk is required to enter in the
minutes of the Commissioners' Court, the number of ballots delivered for use in regular
voting to the presiding judges on election day and the range of serial numbers on those
ballots delivered and for absentee voting and the range of serial numbers on those ballots.
The absentee voting clerk shall handle and account for defectively printed, defaced and
mutilated ballots and other unused ballots in the same manner as prescribed by this code for
other unused ballots in regular voting on election day.
Said accounting is for all ballots issued to Presiding Judges and for absentee use for
the Constitutional Amendment Election held in Kerr County, Texas on November 5, 1985.
The total number of ballots ordered from Roberts & Son, Inc., Birmingham, Alabama for
the Constitutional Amendment Election totals 10,000.*
Precinct Numbers
Ballot Numbers
Amount of Ballots
Delivered to Precincts
1
2
381-1250
2501-3000
870
500
3 3001-3200 200
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~ !i	Precinct Numbers	Ballot Numbers	Amount of Ballots
			Delivered to Precincts
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I	4	201-3300	100
!!	5	3301-3600	300
	6	4701-5700	1000
'	7	3801-4100	300
	.8	3651-3750	100
	9	3601-3650	50
	10	3751-3800	50
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"~i	11	8501-9250	750
	
12	
1251-2500	I
1250 '
	13	4101-4700	600
	14	5701-6200	500
^,	15	9251-10,000	75p
	16	6701-7700	1000
	17	6201-6700	500
I	18	7701-8500	800 `
	Absentee Use	1-380	380**
10,000
Ballots used for Absentee Voting 365
Ballots mutilated or defaced 13
Unused ballots and for Emergency voting use 2
380**
*Note: There were actually 366 absentee ballots cast. One ballot by mail way
a paper ballot made to mail overseas.
Witness my hand and seal of office at Kerrville, Texas, this the 12th day of November,
A. D. 1985.
,.~. Patricia Dye
/t/ PATRICIA DYE, County Clerk, Kerr
County, Texas
(Seal) /s/ By Lois Hudson
/t/ Lois Hudson, Deputy
Motion made by Commissioner Guthrie, seconded by Commissioner Lich and unanimously approv-
ed by the Court, this 12th day of November 1985.
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N0. 16377 ORDER DETERMINING VOTES TO BE CAST BY KERR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' COURT FOR ELECTION
OF DIRECTORS OF THE KERR CENTRAL APPRAISAL DISTRICT
On this the 12th day of November 1985 came on to be considered by the Court the matter
of determining the votes to be cast by the Kerr County Commissioners' Court, and the matter
,~! of causing the same to be cast; and after due consideration by the Court, it is ordered on
11(~~ motion by Commissioner Guthrie, seconded by Commissioner Lich and unanimously approved by the
Court that the 950 votes which have heretofore been allocated to Kerr County be cast as follow:
Julius R. Neunhoffer 950 votes
~ and it is further ordered that the County Judge be authorized and directed to so cast the
aforesaid votes on the official ballot provided for this purpose and to return the same to
the County Clerk of Kerr County, together with a copy of this order.
Approved this the 12th day of November, 1985.
-_-___-___-~ /s/ Gordon S. Morriss
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