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F- CUh1MIS"~~lUNER:;' CUUk'1' CONVENED IN A WOkt:~HUY UE~~C~lUN en
"Phursday, February 2b, 1`_~`_il with all .four t4r ~.ommis~sioners
present, and Judge Gtacy absent, to interview Road
Engineer/Adrni"nistratur applicants. Doug hoenneaL:e, Ted
Lackey, and Joe Biermann, three of the foremen with Kerr
l..ounty koad d. Bridge were also present. The Court had eight
f8, applicants scheduled fur an interview: Alton Rhoden, Ken
Marquardt, Larry Kearney, Leonard Odom, Orval Farmer, who was
unable to attend due to a death in the I:amily, kobert Sims,
kick Million, who did not show, and Mark Walter, who declined
due to acceptance of another position. No appointment was
made pending the interview with M'r. F'ar mer ne:ct week.
i:UMMISSIONEk'i' CUUkI' WOkhSHUP RECEbSED at li:2v~ A. M. and
automatically adjourned on Friday, March 1, 1951 at 5:00 P. M.
CUMMI`~SIUNEkf>' COURT C:ONV6N6U 1N SPECIAL SESSION on Thursday,
February Zb, ly`_-ll at 1:2~ Y.M. with all officers present, and
the Court having duly opened the follow;ng proceedings were
t,ad:
UkDEk NU. ~010~~
CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS
On this the 28th day of February 1551 came on to be
considered by the Court the various claims and accounts
against Kerr County and the various Commissioner's Precincts,
which claims and accounts were approved Yor payment out of
General for 545,685.32, Jury for 5455.50, Road & Bridge for
521, 717.56, i~ounty Law Library Yor SS.''7. 07, Juvenile State
Ard F'u nd for 5283. G5, 'L'r affic safety Fund for S1, till. 14,
Juvenile intensive Prugram-State Aid Fund for 535.00,
Indigent Health Care for 5%'77.90, Schreiner koad Trust Yor
585.00, State Funded-216th District Probation for S280.83,
and Mate Funded-Community Corrections for Sl,lb'Y.05.
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