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AN ORDINANCE
ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE DEFII3ITG HACKS AND CARRIAGES, PROVIDING
THAT IT S3ALT BE NECESSARY TO PROCURE A SPECIAL PERMIT FOR
THE OPERATION OF SA13, AND THE PROVISIONS UNDER ,,MICH A PER-
�LIT 1"nY BE ISSUED, REGULATING THE OPERATION THEREOF IN THE
CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF BEAUMONT, PROHIBITING THEIR OPERA-
TIONS U'_�IDER VARIOUS CONDITIONS, DECLARING THE UNRESTRICTED
OPERATION OF SAID HACKS AND CARRIAGES TO BE A NUISANCE AND
UNLAWFUL, REPEALING ALL ORDINANC:::'S AND PARTS OF ORDIPyANCES
IN CONFLICT HERENITH IN SO FAR AS IN CONFLICT AID NO FURTHER
AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE UNLAWFUL OPERATION THEREOF.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY CO13XISSION OF TFL: CITY
OF BEAUMONT:
SECTION 1.
Unless it appears from the context that a different mean-
ing is intended, the following words shall have the meaning attached
to them by this Section:
a. The word street shall mean and include any street, all9y,.
avenue, lane, public place or highway within the city limits of the
City of Beaumont.
b. The word hack is hereby defined to mean, cover and em-
brace any vehicle for hire for the purpose of transporting passengers
upon or over the streets of the City of Beaumont whether operADd
wholly within the City or between points outside of the City and
points within the City, except vehicles operated upon rails or
tracks.
c. The term carriage is hereby defined to mean, cover
and embrace any vehicle operated for hire for the purpose of trans-
porting goods, wares, merchandise, baggage or freight upon or over
the streets of the City of Beaumont, except vehicles operated upon
rails or tracks.
d. The word person includes both singular and plural
and shall mean and embrace any person, firm, corporation, associ-
ation, partnership or society.
SECTION 2. ,
No person shall run or operate or cause to be run or
operated a hack or carriage within the city limits of the City
of Beaumont, without first obtaining a special permit therefor
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and no permit, certificate shall be issued until and unless the person
so desiring to operate such hack or carriage shall file with the City
Manager of the City of Beaumont an application for a permit which said
application shall state:
thereof.
turer.
thereof.
a.
The
kind of vehicle
to be used as such
hack or carriage.
b.
If
said vehicle be a
motor vehicle, the
horse power
c. The factory number thereof and the name of the manufac-
d. The State license number thereof.
e. If a hack as defined herein, the actual seating capaci#y
f. The name and age of each of the persons to be in immedi-
ate charge thereof as the driver.
g. Post Office address of the operator.
h. If carriage as herein defined, state the usual kind of
merchandise to be carriedt
SECTION 3.
The City Manager shall refer such application to the City
Commission of the City of Beaumont at its next regular meeting. The
City Commission may grant same as filed or in modified form as in its
judgment is to the best interest of the public, or if any such person
designated in compliance with Sub -division f of Section 2 be, in the
opinion of the City Commission, an unfit person to operate such vehicle,
or if in the opinion of the Commission the vehicle described to be
used shall be dangerous or hazardous to public safety, or if said ap-
plication be not in compliance with the provisions of this ordhance,
the City Commission may refuse same. Upon the granting of such ap-
plication by the City Commission as filed, or in modified form, and
after filing with the City Clerk the indemnity contract herein pro-
vided for, and after it has been certified by the City Clerk, the
Chief of Police of the City of Beaumont shall issue a permit to
operate or cause to be operated such hack or carriage within the
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city limits of the City of Beaumont, providing; that the City Com-
mission
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mission may cancel said permit for good cause at any time after
ten days notice by letter mailed to the operator at the post of-
fice address given in said application, to appear before said
City Commission at its next regular meeting after ten days, ex-
clusive of the day of mailing, to show cause why said permit
should not be cancelled.
Good cause as herein used shall, among other things,
include the failure on the part of the owner or operator to
operate or cause to be operated his hack or carriage accord-
ing to the terms and provisions of this ordinance asherein pro-
vided, as well as any other reasonable cause or causes that may be
deemed sufficient by the City Commission,
SECTION 4.
a. The permit herein provided for shall be good and in
force and effect only during the calender year for which same is
issued, subject, however, that the City Commission of the City of
Beaumont may cancel said permit for good cause as defined in Sec-
tion 3 of this ordinance.
b. The Chief of Police shall keep a record in which he
shall enter the names of all owners of hacks and carriages for
which a permit to operate has been issued, together with the num-
ber and cb,te of said permit and shall furnish the owner thereof
with a city license number for every vehicle operating under the
terms and provisions of this ordinance.
SECTION 5.
It shall be unlawful:
a. To drive or operate or cause to be driven or operated
any hack or carriage upon or along any street in the City of Beaumont
unless there is in force and effect a valid permit as prescribed in
this ordinance for the operation of such vehicles.
b. To stop any hack or carriage or permit such hack or
carriage to remain standing upon any streets for the purpose of load-
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ing or unloading passengers, goods, wares, merchandise, baggage or
freight except when the same be brought as near as practicable to
the right hand curb of said street and in no event more than twelve
inches therefrom and no closer than eighteen feet to the intersec-
ing street curb.
c. To drive or operate any hack or carriage while any
person is standing or sitting on the runninE, board, fender or door
thereof, or while any person is riding on the same outside of the
body thereof.
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d. To drive or overate any carriage upon any street in
the City of Beaumont unless and until the owner or operator thereof
or the person in whose name the permit is issued, shall have procured
and deposited with the City Clerk of the City of Beaumont for each
such carriage for which a permit is sought, a good and suf9icient
bond or public liability and property damage insurance policy as
may be approved by the City Manager as to form and efficiency, in
the amount hereinafter required, and conditioned that the holder of
such permitt,shall and will well and truly pay all loss or damage to
goods, wares and merchandise arising while in his, its or their
possession, which said bond shall be made payable to the City of
Beaumont for the use and benefit of said City and any party or
parties injured by a breach thereof, and it shall not be void upon
one recovery, but may be sued upon from time to time and said bond
shall be at all times in force for full amount as hereafter provided
for and specified, all of which bonds shall be deposited with the
City Clerk of the City of Beaumont, and shall be in the amounts as
follows:
One horse dray or wagon a property bond of $500.00
Two horse drays or wagons or other horse drawn
vehicles a property bond of 750.00
One -ton automobile trucks or less capacity a
property bond of 1,000.00
and a public liability bond of 10000.00
For other trucks a property bond of 21000.00
and a public liability bond of 19000.00
e.. To drive or operate any hack on any street in the City
of Beaumont unless and until the owner or operator thereof, or the
person in whose name the permit is issued, shall have procured and
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deposited with the City Clerk of the City of Beaumont, for each such
hack for which a permit is sought, a good and sufficient bond or pub-
lic liability and insurance policy such as may be approved by the City
Manger as to form and efficiency, payable to the City for the use and
,benefit of any person or persons entitled thereto; said bond shall not
be void upon one recovery, but may be sued upon from time to time and
shall at all times be in force for full amount as herein specified in
the sum of One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars and conditioned that the
holder of such permit shall and will well and truly pay all legal dar&
ages for injuries sustained by any persons, including injuries result-
ing in death caused by or on account of the negligence or willful act
of the owner or the operator of such vehicle or any agent, representa-
tive or servant of such owner or the driver of such vehicle in the oper-
ation thereof occuring, accruing or that is occasion d during the
period said permit is in force and.effect and a further bond or
policy of insurance in the sum of Five Hundrel ($500.00) Dollars,
payable to the City for the use and benefit of any person or persons
entitled thereto which said bond or policy of insurance shall be con-
ditioned that the owner shall pay all legal damages for injury to
property to any person or persons 6n account of the negligence or
willful operation of said vehicle by anyone operating same with the
knowledge and consent expressed or implied of the owner within the
corporate limits of the City. Said bonds or policies of insurance
shall further provide that suit may be brought thereon directly in
connection with the owner in any and all causes of action covered
by its provision. Eshould a recovery be had on such bonds or
policies of insurance or either of them, and the liability there-
under decreased, a new bond or policy of insurance in the original
amount herein provided for shall be at once substituted or else
failure so to do shall automatically cancel the license certificate
issued by the City herein, said policies shall be deposited and
remain with the City Clerk at all times and shall be so conditioned
that the insolvency oT bankruptcy of assured shall not release the
insurer from any payment otherwise due thereunder, and if because
of such insolvency or bankruptcy an execution o$ a judgment against
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deposited with the City Clerk of the City of Beaumont, for each such
hack for which a permit is sought, a good and sufficient bond or pub-
lic liability and insurance policy such as may be approved by the City
Manger as to form and efficiency, payable to the City for the use and
,benefit of any person or persons entitled thereto; said bond shall not
be void upon one recovery, but may be sued upon from time to time and
shall at all times be in force for full amount as herein specified in
the sum of One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars and conditioned that the
holder of such permit shall and will well and truly pay all legal dar&
ages for injuries sustained by any persons, including injuries result-
ing in death caused by or on account of the negligence or willful act
of the owner or the operator of such vehicle or any agent, representa-
tive or servant of such owner or the driver of such vehicle in the oper-
ation thereof occuring, accruing or that is occasion d during the
period said permit is in force and.effect and a further bond or
policy of insurance in the sum of Five Hundrel ($500.00) Dollars,
payable to the City for the use and benefit of any person or persons
entitled thereto which said bond or policy of insurance shall be con-
ditioned that the owner shall pay all legal damages for injury to
property to any person or persons 6n account of the negligence or
willful operation of said vehicle by anyone operating same with the
knowledge and consent expressed or implied of the owner within the
corporate limits of the City. Said bonds or policies of insurance
shall further provide that suit may be brought thereon directly in
connection with the owner in any and all causes of action covered
by its provision. Eshould a recovery be had on such bonds or
policies of insurance or either of them, and the liability there-
under decreased, a new bond or policy of insurance in the original
amount herein provided for shall be at once substituted or else
failure so to do shall automatically cancel the license certificate
issued by the City herein, said policies shall be deposited and
remain with the City Clerk at all times and shall be so conditioned
that the insolvency oT bankruptcy of assured shall not release the
insurer from any payment otherwise due thereunder, and if because
of such insolvency or bankruptcy an execution o$ a judgment against
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the assured is returned unsatisifed, the judgment creditor shall
have the right of action against the insurer to recover the amount
of said judgment to the same extent that the assured would have
had to recover against the insurer had assured paid the judgment;
and provided further that in the event the City Commission shall
at any time and for any reason deem that a new or additional bond
or insurance policy is necessary for the protection of the public,
they may require a new or additional bond or insurance policy and
the p rson owning or operating any such vehicle or vehicles shall
within /= days after receiving written notice of such require-
ment provide a new or additional bond or insurance policy with
terms, amounts, and conditions as herein required; and provide fur-
ther that in the absence of special agreement any surety or insurer
may bg written demand re(.4 ire of the city that a new bond or insur-
ance policy for any such vehicle or vehicles be given by the licensee
within � o dyas, and the city shall thereupon give written notice
by mail to such licensee and upon the filing of such new bond or in-
surance policy, shall discharge such first sureties or insurers from
further liability to accure after the time of the approval of such
new bond or insurance policy; and provided further that the city shall
not be deemed to have assumed any pecuniary responsibility for the
solvency of any such sureties or insurer, or in any manner to become
liable for any such sureties or insured or in any manner to have be-
come liable for any sums on account of any such claim or on account
of any act or ommission of any officer or officers of the city in
connection with any matter° relating to such vehicle, or on account
of any act or ommission of any person owning orcperating any such
vehicle; nor shall the lawful liability of any such person owning or
operating any such vehicle be in any manner either limited or enlarg-
ed by anything in con_;ection with this Ordinance or such permit,
bond, or insurance policy; but persons having any cause of action
secured thereby shall be authorized to sue on any such bond or in-
surance policy without impleading the city; but the provisions here-
in contained for requiring new or additional bond or insurance policy
if deemed necessary for the protection of the rights of the people
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shall, nevertheless, apply to every incorporated company; or to con-
tinue the operation of said hack after said bond or insurance policy
has been cancelled or retired for any reason until another such bond
or insurance policy shall have been procured and deposited with the
City Clerk and approved as aforesaid. Bebre the filing of any such
insurance contract, it shall first be presented to and ap-roved by
the City Manager of the City of Beaumont; provided further that the
applicant shall before a permit is issued to him file with the City
Clerk a written statement agreeing that any suit filed against such
applicant upon a cuase of action arising out of the operation of arch
hack, may be instituted and maintained in Jefferson Uounty, Texas,
regardless of the place of residence of such applicant.
f. To operate any hack or carriage which is in an unsafe
or unsanitary condition upon or over any street in the City of
Beaumont.
SECTION 6.
The owner or operator of any hack shall be at liberty to
refuse to carry an invalid, even upon the tender of his legal fare,
whole appearance justifies him in believing such invalid to be suf-
fering from any infectious or contagious disease and should such
owner or operator at any time have any reason to believe that he
had inadvertently driven a person suffering from disease or sick-
ness, he shall forthwith report the fact to the health officer of
the City of Beaumont with a view of having his vehicle disenfected
and at the same time shall make known the address to which he drove
such invalid.
SECTION 7.
The driver of any hack or carriage, when unemployed, shall
on demand go to any place in the inhabited part of the City and there
load his vehicle and shall not refuse to carry such load to any other
place in the City to which he may be required to go, upon his legal
fare being tendered him, except as provided in Section 6 of tl-isor-
dinance.
SECTION 8_
A. full load for a carriage shall not exceed 1200 pounds
provided that the above shall not apply to household furniture, pianos
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and so forth.
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SECTIO 9.
The brices or rates to be charged by the owner, lessees,
drivers or operators of carriages as defined in tais ordinance carry-
ing freight or baggage for hire within the city limits of the City of
Beaumont, shall not exceed those in the following schedule, namely,
(a). For a load conveyed to any place within one mile
the sum of 25�; for a load conveyed to any place exceed-
ing one mile at the rate of lbs per half mile and 25¢
per mile.
(b). For a load of household furniture, as per agree-
ment.
(c). For one piano or organ as per agreement.
(d). For one truU within one mile, 25¢x; within one
and one half mile 40�; within two miles 50V.
A mile as herein used is defined to mean sixteen city
blocks by the most direct route. The driver shall load and unload
all friight, and so forth hauled, and shall load and unload all
trunks and so forth and place them where desired in the house or
building where delivery is made.
SECTION 10.
Any owner, lessee, or operator of any of the vehicles
named, and for which a permit is required herein, who shall refuse
to carry within the said City, the baggage, goods, or merchandise
for any person when applied to for that purpose; or having under-
taken to c_nvey such baggage, goods or merchandise, shall fail or
neglect to do so, or shall state to, ask, take, or extort from any
person desiring to have, or having had, conveyed to any place in
said City such baggage, goods or merchandise, ai the price or rate
of fare than that herein established, shall be deemed guilty of an
offense hereunder.
SECTION 11.
That every owner, lessee, driver or operator of any of
the vehicleshere in named shall be entitled to be paid the legal
rate of compensation provided for in this ordinance immediately
upon the transportation of any article or thing; and it shall be
lawful for any such owner, lessee, driver or operator of any Bach
vehicle to retain any article so carried or transported by him
for which he is not paid the legal price or rate until paid. All
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disputes or disagreements as to the distance or rate of compensation
between owners, drivers, lessees or operators of such vehicles and per-
sons employing them shall be determined by the Chief of Police or the
person at the Police station in charge thereof in the absence of the
Chief of Police and in the event that the decision is against the per-
son employing such vehicle, he shall pay the rates or prices for haul-
ing same to destination and if in his favor, the article or thing
shall be hauled to destination without other charge than the charge
decided by the Chief of Police to be the proper charge for the origin-
al hauling as provided for herein.
SECTION 12.
The charge for the service of hacks as defined in this
ordinance within the City of Beaumont for transporting passengers
shall not exceed those stated in the following schedule, name)r,
provided that for children not exceeding two in number under five
years of age accompanied by an adult no charge shall be made.
Bay rates (Between 5:00 A.M. and 12:00 midnight) By trip
one mile or less, one passenger, 50¢; each additional passenger in
the same party to the same destination 35�; each additional mile
or less, one passenger, 25�; each additional passenger in the same
party to the same destination, 15¢.
Might rates (Between 12:00 midnight and 5:00 A.M.) By the
trip one mile or less, one passenger, 75�; each additional passenger
in the same party to the same destination, 50�; each additional mile
or less, one passenger, 35�; each additional passenger in the same
party to the same destination, 25�.
By the hour, one or more passenger, either day or night,
the sum of Three Dollars (P .00). When vehicles are not engaged
by the hour, trip rates shall be charged. When charges for a trip
or trips exceed rates per hour, charges shall be paid by the hour.
Each pa:=.senger in such vehicle shall be entitled to have conveyed
without charge any valise or other small package as may be carried
by hand. The driver or operator shall load and unload such valise
or small package and check same if requested to do so.
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SECTION 13.
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Every hack shall have permanently affixed to the interior
thereof in a conspicuous place a recepticle that shall contain at
all ti=mes a card so situated that it can be read by the passengers
without being removed upon which shal l be printed in plain type
not less than ten point size the charges for services, number of
driver's license and the name of the owner of the vehicle and the
name of the driver; and no other card, japer or thing whatever shall
be carried in such recepticle. Said cards shall be furnished by
the Chief of Police upon application therefor without cost to
the owner of any vehicle for which a permit to operate has been
issued and it shall be unlawful to operate or cause to be operated
such vehicle without said card being displayed as herein provided.
SECTION 14.
Any person who shall, where the schedule of charge is
posted in said vehicle as required by this ordinance, refuse to
pay the legal fare as herein prescribed shall, upon conviction
thereof, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor provided that the In y-
ment of the fare has been demanded and the attention of the pass-
enger called to the ppste.-'. schedule of charges.
SECTION 15.
If any owner, driver lessee or operator of any hack shall
refuse to convey a passenger at the rate herein provided, or shall
demand or receive amount in excess of the lawful fare as jorovid ed
in this ordinance, he shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor.
SECTION 16t
It shall be unlawful for any person or persons in solicit-
ing for passengers or baggage for any hotel cr other place, or re-
questing any person or persons to become passengers, 4 for the
carriage of any baggage in or on any vehicle for hire, for, or to,
any hotel, railway depot or other place within the City of Beaumont
to use any loud, boisterous or voiciferous language or to engage
in any haggling or heckling of any peron or persons for such pur-
pose or to seize or lay hold of any baggage or other thing held or
carried by any person or persons so solicited uAless called to or
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requested to do so by such person or persons carrying such baggage
or other thing, or to do or say anything in such manner or way as
to embarass or annoy, or calculated to embarass or annoy, any such
person or persons; and it shall be unlawful for any person or per-
sons to solicit for passengers or baggage for any hotel or other
place, or to call to or request any person or persons to become
passengers, or for the carriage of any baggage in or on any vehicle
for hire, for or to any hotel, railway depot or other place within
said city, within any passenger depot or upon any passenger depot
platform, grounds or premises of any railway company; but such per-
son or persons soliciting passengers or baggage shall approach no
nearer to any such depot or depot platform or grounds or premises
than the street curb line nearest or adjacent thereto; and every
such person so soliciting shall take his position at the curb line
next to the vehicle for which he solicits and shall have displred
to the public view a sign "For Hire."
SECTION 17.
It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to speak
or call out in a loud -manner the words "Hack," "Carriage," "Bus,"
"Baggage," "Automobile," "Service Car" or "Hotel" or any other word
or words of solicitation at any passenger depot, grounds or upon
any passenger depot platform, ground or premises of any railroad
company, or upon any sidewalk or street in front of any passenger
depot of any railroad company in the City of Beaumont.
SECTION 18.
It shall be unlawful for any hack or carriage as defined
in this ordinance to occupy any street or portion of any street in
the City of Beaumont during the day or night when not actually en-
gaged upon errands in the line of its trade, or to stop, loiter or
park in or upon any street or portion thereof in said city when
not actually engaged on an errand in the line of its business as
aforesaid; but the owner or operator of such hack or carriage
shall keep and maintain a station or place of business elsewhere
than upon the public streets from which to operate such hack or
carriage; provided that any such hack or carriage may stop along
such portions of any stye= t immediately ad juacent to any railway
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depot within the city at the time of the arrival or departure of
passenger trains for the purpose of taking on or discharging pass-
engers or baggage, but no such hack or carriage shall stop for
such purpose, or for any other purpose at such depot for a long-
er period ofrime than thirty minutes at one time and no such hack
or carriage shall stop or park within ten feet of any other hack
or carriage at any such railway depot and such foot space, in so
far as all such hacks or carriages for which a permit to operate has
been issued are concerned, shall be left free and clear for the use
of the general public; however, any such hack or carriage may stop
at any place permissible under existing traffic ordinances and re-
gulations as l,)ng as may be necessary for the purpose of receiving
or discharging passengers, freight or baggage, but no longer; and
provided further, that this Section shall not be construed as pre-
venting such vehicles from stopping where required to do so by any
accident or conditions which may render it impossible for such
vehicles to proceed.
SECTION 19.
No person, firm or corporation shall be granted a permit
as provided for in this ordinance, unless and until he files with
the City Clerk an affidavit that he is familiar with the traffic
ordinances of the City of Beaumont relative to the operation of
automobiles, motor vehicles and all other self-propelled vehicles.
SECTION 20.
Any person operating a hack or carriage as herein defined
and prior to the passage and approval of this ordinance shall have
fifteen (15) days from and after its passage and approval within
which time to make application for permit as herein provided, and
to otherwise comply with the requirements of this ordinance, and
no fines or other penalties shall be assessed against any such pe is -
son,
son, firm, or corporation during such period for the violation of
any provisions herein contained.
SECTION 21.
The holding or adjudication of any Section or Sub -division
of any Section of this ordinance to be invalid shall not affect the
validity of any other Section or Sub -division of a Section, but all
other Sections and Sub -divisions of Sections shall be and remain in
no
Rill force and effect.
SECTION 22.
All ordinances and parts of ordinances conflicting with
this ordinance shall be, and the same are hereby repealed in so far
as in conflict and no furhher.
SECTION 23.
Any person violating any of the provisions of this or-
dinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be fined in any sum not to exceed One Hundred Dollars
and each and every day's and parts of day's violation of this or-
dinance shall constitute a separate offense.
Passed by the affirmative vote of all the members f the
CommUssion, this the JL-wday of e A 1
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The State of Texas,
County of Jefferson
Before me, the u ersignned hority, on this day personally appeared ............ . .. .
.. �cOvn to me, who being by me duly sworn, on his oath de-
pose and nays that he is the"'
.... G� .%C```.�`.�f the BEAIIAd�QV1N '
BEAUMONT JOURNAL, a newspaper published in said county; that a copy of the within and
foregoing was p Wished n said newspaper, arch publication being on the following dates?
-A - D. 192 and a newspaper copy of which is hereto at-
tacked.
Sworn to and subscribedf r QiG��1�
be o e me, this. o!. .......... . A. D. 19$
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Notary Public, efferson C nty, Texas.
Notices
bond shall be at all times Sn force for owner, lessee, driver or operator of any
full amount as hereafter provided for and such vehicle to retain any article so car -
specified, all of which bonds shall be de- ried or transported by him for which he
posited with the city clerk of the city of is not paid the legal price or rate until
Beaumont, and shall be 1p the amounts paid. All disputes or disagreements as to
as follows: the distance or rate of "hipayswste�n
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dollars and con one thousandf
such ditione Peclfied in the same each additional ss, one
Permlt shall d that the (51,000.00) Lion, 35c; me Party to the sal Passenger
Pay all legal dams d will well and truly
Passenger, ach25caeaohional mile desttna-
tained by any persons fOr I"Juries tsus9 tlohthe part additional or loss,
resulting in Jurie 15c anis .one
count of death including ln,l sus -ries Ni Y to the
the the ne li caused b on ac- .5:00 ght r same dentina-
1 any g°perator Y willful act c• nno m tebY et een 12:00 midnight or .,of or the gence or willt a (bet
Re in
Ogen- representatYeofihsVe�ic,e s,•ngertiph`he i5c;Leach additional Pas!
Of
hide in Cheer °r the driver ant recti same
Period gid that iitO_cion thereof ccu, r suchtee_ "' `'� one 50c; each additional to he same
kdth it Permit
fsyinsiOlied orce during t[h�: c:csti,laE..,r iInsthe sam3 c: each add tie or
aYall01_1iirew huhdredy(sf 1 a 11suru:: 9.ci,acrLi` ci,jf �5r• one orpartY to the same
4�
-dol.ieoue..... or ni_ .. more
kbe
;rt recovery be had on such ponds or. POU-
--Was of insurance or either of them, and
*he liar policy of insurance In he the o
3101 amount herein provided for shall be
once substituted or else failure so to
ilio shall automatically cancel the license
Idgment
ficate issued by the city tberein, said
ies shall be deposited and remain
the city clerk at all times and shall
so conditioned that the insolvency or
kruptcy of assured shall not release
insurer from any payment otherwise
thereunder, and if because of such
lvency or bankruptcy an execution on
judgment edre-
usatisfied,s the hjudgmen assured creditor
SI
have the right of action against
insurer to recover the amount of said
to the same extent that the
red would have had to recover against
rer had insurer paid the judgment; and
rovided further that in the event the
commission shall at any time and for
reason deem that a new or addi-
1 bond or insurance policy is neees-
for the protection of the public,
may require a new or additional
or insurance policy and the person
g or operating any such vehicle or
les shall within ten days after re -
ng written notice of such require -
t provide a new or additional bond
insurance policy with terms, amounts,
conditions as herein required; and
vlded further that in the absence of
Sal agreement any surety or insurer
y by written demand require of the
ty that a new bond or insurance policy
r any such vehicle or vehicles be given
-the licensee within 30 days, and the
Ghali thereupon give written notice
mail to such licensee and upon the
B o1 such new bond or insurance
cq, shall discharge such first surat'o
insurers from further liability to ac
after the time of the approval o
new bond or insurance policy; an
vided further that the city shall no
deemed to have assumed any pecuniary
sibility for the solvency of any such
Lies or insurer, or in any manner t
e liable for any such sureties or
ter, or in any manner to have become
le for any sums on account of an
claims or on account of any act o
^slon of any officer or officers o
city in connection with any matte
ting to such vehicle, or on account
any act or omission of any person
g or operating any such vehicle;
shall the lawful liability of any such
caning or operating any such ve
insurance policy; but persons having sn
canoe of action secured thereby shall b
authorized to sue on any such bond o
Insurance policy without impleading th
city; but the provisions herein contains
for but
new or additional bond o
Jht
urance policy if deemed necessary fo
lhe l,otection of nevertheless, apply p oevery Pincore
tion ofated msaidyhack aftercontinue
said bond or
urance policy has been cancelled or
red for sty reason until another such
)cnd or insurance policy shall have been
procured and deposited with the city
F-V?p
�d as aforesaid. Before
it Shall first be presep nao�.
ved by the city manager of the city
sumont; provided further that the
cant shall before a permit is lssuea
file with the city clerk a writteJ10—n
went agreeing that any suit filed
Most
such applicant upon a cause of
n arising out of the operation of
hack, may be instituted and maln-
ed io Jefferson county, Texas, re-
s of the place of residence of such
'filch f.s l;lbperste ony hack or carriage
!tion . n wlsato o. unsanitary con..
t upon to over any street in thel
Y Of Beaumont.
7prinpis'.;lflfiAl a dere. ap rs
ted.
n be read by " tbG- ROMP
ing removed upon w ch snail
in plain type not less than
size the charges for services,
driver's license and the name
of the owner of the vehicle and the name
of the driver; and no other card paper
or thing whatever shall be carried & anon
receptacle. Said cards shall be furnished
by the chief of police upon application
therefor without cost to the owner of any
vehicle for which a permit to operate has
been issued and it shall be unlawful to
operate or cause to be operated such ve-
hicle without said card being displayed
as herein provided.
SECTION 14
Any person who shall, where the sched-
ule of charge 1s posted in said vehicle as
required by this ordinance, refuse to Pay
the legal fare as herein prescribed shall,
upon conviction thereof, be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor provided that the pay-
ment of the fare has been demanded and
the attention of � passenger called to
the posted schedule of charges.
SECTION 15
If any owner, driver lessee or operator
of any hack shall refuse to convey a
passenger at the rate herein provided, or
shall demand or receive amonut in ex-
cess of the lawful fare as provided In
this ordinance, he shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor.
SECTION 16
It shall be unlawful for any person
or persons in soliciting for passengers or
baggage for any hotel or other place,
or requesting any person or persons to
become passengers, or for the carriage of
any baggage in or on any vehicle for
hire, for, or to, any hotel, railway depot
or other place within the city of Beau-
mont to use any loud, boisterous or vo-
ciferous language or to engage in any
11::ggling or heckling of any person or
f Persohno�dfor such purpose or to seize or
tl y of any ba"age or other thing
t held or carried by an
r;yero% p; persons
so solicited unless cal a - , regapatgtj
to do so by such person or persons carry
-
Ing Ing such baggage or other thing, or to
do or say anything in .such manner or
way as to ambarrass of annoy, or cal-
culated to embarrass or annoy, any such
r person or persons; and it shall be uniaw-
f ful for any person or persons to solicit
r for passengers or baggage for any hotel
or other place, or to call to or request
any person or persons to become pas-
sengers, or for the carriage of any bag-
gage in or on any vehicle for hire, for
or to any hotel, railway depot or other
place within said city, within any pas -
;Sr.upon any passenger depot
tform, Qf any
y Iwa7 compaxy.; bust st1�?bl��er•,
e noun soliciting passengers or baggage sllsii.
r approach no nearer to any such depot or
e depot platform or grounds or premises
d than the street curb line nearest or ad -
r jacent thereto; and every such person so
r soliciting shall take his position at the
curb line next to the vehicle for which he
Solicits and shall have displayed to the
Public view a sign "For Hire."
RECTION 17
It shall be unlawful for any person
or persons to speak or call out in a loud
manner, the words "Hack," "Carriage,"
"Bus," "Baggage," "Automoblle," "Service
Car" or "Hotel" or any other word or
words of solicitation at any passenger
dspot,1 grounds or upon any Passenger
depot platform, ground or premises of
any railroad company, or upon any side-
walk or street In front of any passenger
depot of any railroad company in the
city of Beaumont.
It 18
shall be unlawful for any hack or
carriage as defined in this ordinance to
occupy any street or portion of any
^tre2t in the city of Beaumont during the
dal' or night when not actually engaged
U
pon errands in. the line of its trade,
or to stop, loiter or park In or
wriens street
or actuallyon engagedof In on anaedrr na
in the line of its business as afnr... i.r•
ellevinglVsuch P` "n�I justifies him 1118 est' ihanoil °r Place of business- ----- i
row an iul'alld to be suffering to Operate the elsewhere
Ind Y Infectious
us or c°orago as disease vided that en h hacks or carriage;
ts
-ip+ hould owner
• ails had SuadvertentMe have l 1eason to be eh8l s = etSto Y such hack or carriage
P along such portions o1 say
'lering tI•om dIseaseyor,l Person sQf- way depotEhin the City
orthwith Y adjacent to any rall-
Iofflcer rep°rattthe fact to the health E a the arrival or departure at
aview of the y o1 Beaumont with thepurpose ott kin asseng r
In at !the same his vehicle disinfected such haekg bagga e
he time shall Passengers or g on or
aralldaddress to which he make known purpose, or, for„lege shall stop fdlbuapno
ch
it drove such in- such de any otter
ni The a,ioe- SECTION 7 than thSprty for
longer perid Purpose Sm t
or carriage
demand go t
part of the
'
I ele and Shal
load to an
�h1ch he may
is legal fare
s provided In
re shall not
I that the
usehold fur -
charged by
....ea in oPeracors of
ug freight yor ba this ordinance
City limits of the age for hire with -
not exceed those City Of Beau 0 }i
flP_ _
such hack a at one time and na
within or carriage shall stop or no
o
carriageatfeet of any other hack or
SQsuch foot s ace,�uch railway depot and
, backs or carriages ace,In so for far as all such
y to operate has been issued sire a Permit
shall be left free and clear for the Use
Of the concerned,
hack or eat==�yBeubblliac; however, any such
Permissible under existing Stop at any Plage
be lies and may
as ion file ordi-
b�6n necessary for the Purpose 01 as may
B8redtut ging passengers, Irelfeceiv-
ther, Ghat this no longer' and ght or
strued as section shall roti be con -
stopping whe=eenefng such vehicles from
accident or centred to do so by an
It impossible conditions which may render
Possible for such "vcRtefe2 to 0
ID
E- (s) The kind of vehicle to be used as
.such hack or carriage.
(b) If said vehicle be a motor vehicle,
„the horsepower thereof.
(c) The factory number thereof and
'the name of the manufacturer.
(d) The state license number thereof,
" "(e) If a hack as defined herein, the
�etual seating capacity thereof.
ptlre
(f) The name -and age of each of the
sons to be in immediate charge thereof
the driverPo.(g) stpitioe addess of(h) It c$Uriage as herein defined, state
usual kind of merchandise to be car-
s ried.
SECTION 3
Thmie city manager shall refer such sp-
cation to the city comasion of `he
of Beaumont at its next reguli<
eting. The city commission may grant
me as flied or in modified formas In
e Judgment is to the best interest of
e public, or if any such person desig-
commission• an unrit person tOi
such vehicle, or if in the opinio
commission the vehicle describe
used shall be dangerous or hazer
;mblic safety, or if said applicatio:
In compliance with the proviston
ordinance, the city commission
iso, same. Upon granting of such
ation by the city commission as f
n modified form, and after filing
_AJtZ_r tcle�rk the_ Ind 1t7 cont
of teen days notic'"��
led to the operator at the p l
Vass given in said appli ti P°sto
connection with any matte
ac
t such vehicle, or on accoun
t or omission of any perso
or operating any such vehicle
the lawful liability c any such
1� 9°n L1n any sucli ve-
ra -_-
e
France
ra- -.. - such permit, bond -
or
e o1 action secured rtherebyayshallabe
orized to sue on any such bond be
policy or
without tmpleading the
tYty: but the provisions herein contained
for requiring new or additional bond or
Insurance policy if deemed necessary for
the protection of the rights of the people
dfall, nevertheless, apply to every incor-
pppp��ated company; or to continue the op -
on of said hack after said bond or
hftrance policy has been cancelled or
retired for any reason until another such
' rend or insurance policy shall have been
1 jtocured and deposited with the city
1 rk and approved as aforesaid. Before
c ra filing of any such Before
con-
t tact, it shall first be presented to and
PProved by the city manager of the city
-f Beaumont: provided further that the
tc .pplicant shall before •a permit is issue0
o him Elle with the city clerk a written
tatement agreeing that any suit filed
(against such applicant upon a cause of
tion ariaing out of the operation of
Ch
hack, may be instituted and main -
1
ssiaf thef pia a of rest-ancexol such
IIIIII.aaaaaapplican t.
To
erate
is in an unsafe o hack or unsanitary cone
upon or over any street in the
+ before said city com°, °n• to aP- - - Beaumont.
M01.
.+t or a aha It shall be u>k
Person or persons
r for passengers or ba tO solicit
t or other place, or to Beall for or any
n any person or persons to become pas -
$angers, or for the carriage of any bag-
$ Sage in or on any vehicle for hire, for
or to any hotel, railway depot. or other
lace within said city, within any Pas -
on a de t..ot upon any passenger depot
y or
railway tom t of any
sons solicitin any' but su�
approach no nearer to anytrs r subaggage
ti d po
depot platform or grounds or premts r
than the street curb line nearest or ad-
Jacent thereto; and every such person so
soliciting shall take his position at the
curb Solicits and and xshall to the have hicle for displayedhtoh he
the
Public view a sign "For Hire."
It Shall be unlawfful ION 1 or an
or persons to speak or 'call out to ueloud
manner, the words ••Hack,'• "Carriage ,•'
'Baggage•' "Automobile," ••Service
Car" or 'Hotel"' or any other Word or
words
rds of
.,let
at any passenger
Po t grounds or upon any passenger
depot platform, ground or premises of
any railroad company, or upon any side
or
oof at eet of
railroad companyppassenger
city of Beaumont. in the
SECTION is
It shall be unlawful for any hack or
carriage as defined in this ordinance to
occupy any street or portion of any
treray-orpthe nightcwhen notBeaumont actuallyuengaged
rpon errands in the line of its trade,
it to stop, loiter or park in or upon
my street or portion thereof in said city
rdregular meetingm g10 to ashow fie h�imeuld have any reason or operator mayd s that an hack ri carriage
permit
ve o1 the da after tenda s, ex- an owner orY of mailin Y suchor
elledny Bald permit should not be Terin d inadvertently driventa believe that street immediate! such Portionsod cause as herein used shall, amon officer from disease person sui- wa Y adjacent to ant any
% `orthwit 1 the rt theor sickness, he shall of theetOt within the city at the time
things, include the failure on the view fact to the he ith trains forfuel orof the owner or operator too city ofeaumont departure o1passenger
use to be operated his ha to perate and It 1 es am his vicle with a discharging p1ssengeoeeo °batakinthe same time shall disinfected such hack ggaga put no according to the terms ardor car- the address to whichedrovekaucho or carriage shallstopfprsuchof this ordinance as Prov!- valid, sPunose, or for any other, as well as an herein pro- depot for a longer Purpose at
or causes' that tray be reasonable SECTION 7 than thin Period a time
tb d suf- The driver of an suchhack ormcarriage ,shall stopand no
Y the citycommission, Y hack or carriage, within ten feet of anWhen unemplogedQ shall on paraa) The SECTION 4 ally" place In th„ inhabiteddeMand go to carriage at an Y other hack or
shall be permit herein provided for city and there Part of the such oot space, �i ch railway depot and
good and in force and effect oaf load his vehicle and shall hacks or carriages for
ring the calender other not refuse to carry such load to too m so Jar as all such
issued, year for which same be Piece in the cit anY perate has been issued are ca permit
subject, however, that the e!t 6e required to Y to Which he may shall be ]eft free Permit
asaid of the city of Beaumont may being tendered him' upon has legal fare of the and clear for the use
ental said permit for good cause as de- Section s except as d Id general
public' however,
fined In Section 3 0 01 this ordinance. Provided hack or e0 g may sto any such
(b) The chief Oft this ordinance. SECTION 8 Permissible under existing at any Piappee
record in which he Police shall keep g A full load for a carriage shall not be pnecessad regulations as Ion ffic ordi-
of all owners of a Shall
entnd er
carriages for c:ceed 12oo Pounds necessary for 8 as may
which a P above shall not apply that the 8 or dtschargingtpaengeze irefghtelovr
Permit to o erate has been Is- niture, pianos and so forth,
ued, together with the PPIy tO household fur_ baggage, strued but no longer; and
6f said permit and shallp' furnand ish h rthe SECTION 9 Cher, that this section shall provided fur -
11 thereof with Y T'=e Prices or rates to be charged by stoPPing ypbe1e eeetin Vehicles from
from
'ler for eves a cit license hum_ (he owner, lessees, ,driveta or S such
Rrms and Y vehicle operating under th^ carriages as defined in °Aerators of accident or conditions which to do so by any
provisions of this carrying freight or ba this ordinanceIit lmpossible for such vw is �aY render
SECTION 5 ordinance %
It shelf in the city limits of the city of Begumont, No Person, firm��
be unlawful; 1,6811 not exceed those firmoSECTION o
(a) To drive or operate or schedule, in the following be granted a °S corporation shall
�e driven or operated an cause to namely: t I�rmtt as Provided for Ill
lege upon or aloe an Y hack or car- ta �(a) q��Qrse a �i `ordihanoe, unless and unite he Ines
I Beaumontunless theretls int force be and ?bed -conveyed to end o any Place With the city clerk an affidavit that he
rfect a valid y mile the cum of 35c; for a is familiar with the traffic ordinances of
rdinance for the it ns Prescribed in this mule at the rate o1 rbc lase exceeding one operation of Beaumont
Idea. operation of such ver 25o per mile. Per half mile and Of automobiles, relative to the
(b) To stopan (b) Fora load of household furniture, and all other self-propelled
vehicles hicles,tor ehlcles
Y hack or carriage or a$ per agreement.
'rr:rtt such hack or carriage to remain 1'� For 20
an .uporr any rMt6 f0! the agreement one pisrro Any person operating a hae or
1oag or ualoa Purpose S or orkan as
Per nage as herein defined and --
Tres, ding pascengere, goods, Id) For one truck within one passage and approval r to the
merchandise, baggage or 'freight' 25c; ah811 have fifteen I15j of ordinance
cept when the same be g within one and one-half miles mile after its passe a Y1 from and
Praotleable to the righthandca ear tvrthin two itherein5oc'
Dive
Street and in A milewhich time to make ad approval within
Inchesno event more than mean sixteen cit used is defined to colt as herein providedtlicatloa for per-
m eeighteen feetef topi the and
intersecting Y blocks mostwise com 1 sad to oEher-
direct route. The driver shall load and this ordinancePy wlandthno fines of
eet curb. unload all ireight„sshall,
C) To drive or and shall load and and so all th hauled, penalties shall be or other
operate any hack or so forth and unload all trufi au�h Aerson, firm or scorporatgonp during
riage while any person is standing or Place them' where desired Period for the violation of an
(ng re the running board, fender or in the house or building where delivery gin contained.
r thereof, or while an Is made, visions her Y Pro
To
same outside of tbeetiod is riding SECTION 10 The SECTION 21
1) To drive or of
any Oa thereof. ,Any owner, hold(m6 or adjudication
a any street !n the cit of Been °f the leasee or o eriy section or subdivision of an of any
'ss and until the owner or Bppe=Soot refuse vehicles named, and D for of any this ordinance to be invalid esti not
permit is required herein, for which affect the validity d section of,
air or the person in whose name the ba to carr wtoychair .or subdivision of a sectaon, Other sectlo,
but all other
sit is issued, baggage s or
the said to the sections and subdivisions of but
t a;
sited with thehcityhclerk •ofured and 6°ods or merchandise- for any be and remain !n foil force and effect.
3esumont for Person when. applied to for that
each .such cattle a for or having undertaken to cone purpose; SECTION 22
h a Permit Is sought, a good • and orgne goods or merchandise Y eu-h bag- All ordinances and
trent bond or pudic liability shall fall confllctin parts of ordinances
gibe damn e Y and est, take, to do so, or shall state 8 with this ordinance S in Policy as d=-1ri or extort front aay LO' a same are is aball be,
b- approved by the city ma na a !n co;tfli vel y repealed in so
arnr and effrcrnc3'. in th Ser -as fO any P a�d ani° g 1" h oliveyed ct and no further.
Wafter required, and conditioned that) rate of fare than that therein gga$e An S$CTrON 23
lolder racds or merchandise, as the Y person cioia'i•1
of °nth permit shall and will ]!shed, shall be deemed Price or l visions of this erdii • g any of
and truly pa all loss or dame a to fe: ern estab-- >RYeiF ds on cep u
wares and % ISO hereunder. guilty of n.,r oi_ r- .' o° esn and u
In his, its or theirrchandlse reof shall be fined 1n any ainlprn
bond shall be made ossession, � vECTION IL. no to exceed one hundred dollars an:
Payable to rho crab r• oierY�owner, leasee, driver or op- vlolationeach dof this ordinance shall eonati- t
eaumont for the use and benefit n every day -S and Parts of day's
and any part Or any shall be entlt ed tohbees herein lute a separate offense.
ach thereof, and t es in -legal rate of compensation paid the y the affirmative vote of all
1n this ordinance lmmedtateltrO'rld Jor Passed b
one recovery, but may tr the members of the commission, this the
e to time and said a� portation of any article upon
thingthe 11th day of September, A. aha Jit shall be lawful for any Such W.
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lsayor,
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The State of Texas.,
County of Jefferson
Before a and reigned authority, on this day personally appeared...............
known to me, who being by me duly sworn, on his oath do -
poses and says that he is the. a i .. 1�.`.`4the BE 110
BEAUMONT JOURNAL, a newspaper published in said county; that a copy of the within and
foregoing was published in said newspaper, such publication being on the following dates:
•�"'��`�. L A .. A, D. 192f,%, and a newspaper copy of which is hereto at -
Cached.
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Sworn to and subscribed before me, this. .. , day A. D. 192D. .
%I
Notary Public, Jefferson C unty, Texas.
R
The State of Texas,
County of Jefferson
Before me e n d authority, on this day personally appeared ..... . ......... .
.. . X .. . . know to e, who being by me duly sworn, on his oath do -
poses and says that he in th� .... ..... ; 4 6 :of' the B ,
BEAUMONT JOURNAL, a newspaper published in said county; that a copy of the within and
foregoing was published unsaid newspaper, such publication being on the following dates:
... . , ...... A. D. 192 . ��, and a newspaper copy of which is hereto at,
l/
tachod. _
r
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this. .. ,`day o ............ D. 192j
.. .. �'"C, ......
Notary Public, efferson unty, Texas.
a
The State of Texas,
County of Jefferson
Before 7mhe undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared ............. .. known to me, who being by me duly sworn, on his oath de-
poses and says that he is the. , BEAUMONT JOURNAL, a newspaper published in said county; that a copy of the within and
foregoing was published in said/ newspaper, such publication being on the following dates:
�
• • • • • • .. A. D. 192/... and a newspaper copy of which is hereto at-
tached.
ti.. ...-. .� ..................r..
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this .. I...... day �i��. dG�.. . A. D. 192 b .
.. .. .. ... .Ad�tjj
��2
Notary Public, effeexas.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1928.
i
a
The State of Texas,
County of Jefferson
Before 7mhe undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared ............. .. known to me, who being by me duly sworn, on his oath de-
poses and says that he is the. , BEAUMONT JOURNAL, a newspaper published in said county; that a copy of the within and
foregoing was published in said/ newspaper, such publication being on the following dates:
�
• • • • • • .. A. D. 192/... and a newspaper copy of which is hereto at-
tached.
ti.. ...-. .� ..................r..
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this .. I...... day �i��. dG�.. . A. D. 192 b .
.. .. .. ... .Ad�tjj
��2
Notary Public, effeexas.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1928.
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2085 ..........................June 30. 1928
2086 ..........................June 30, 1928
2087 :.........................June 30. 19M
`$11,000.00
DEPARMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
First National Bank of Beaumont. Texas
Voucher No. Date
1999 ..........................Mar. 31. 1928
2016 ..........................Apr. 14, 1928
2017 ..........................Apr.14. 1928
2061 ..........................May, 31, 1928
2062 ..........................May 31, 1928
$ 5.000.00
American National Bank of Beaumont,
Texas
1905:......Feb. 29, 1928
l906:::::::::::::::::::: .... Feb. 29, 1928
1907 ..........................Feb. 29, 1928
1908......A ..................Feb. 29. 1928
1909 ...........................Feb. 29, 1928
1910 ..........................Feb. 29. 1928
1911 ..........................Feb. 29, 1928
2000 ..........................Mar. 31. 1928
2001 ..........................Mar. 31. 1928
2002 ........................ Mar. 31, 1928
2003 ..........................Mar. 31. 1928
2004 ..........................Mar. 31. 1928
2014 ..........................Apr. 14, 1928
2015 ..........................Apr. 14. 1928
2029 ..........................Apr. 30. 1928
2040 ................. ........May 15. 1928
2058 ..........................May 31. 1928
2059 .........................May 31, 1928
2060..-: ......................May 31, 1928
2067 ..........................June 15, 1928
2068 ........... . ..............June 15. 1928
$21.000.00
Texas National Bank of Beaumont, Texm6s
1912 ..........................Feb. 29. 1928
1944 ..........................Mar. 15. 1928
1945 ..........................Mar. 16. 1928
1946 ..........................Mar. 15. 1928
1947 .........................Mar. 15. 7928
2005....-: ............:.......Mar. 31. 1923
2006 .................. ...Mar. 31, 1928
2012 ..........................Apr. 14. 1928
2013 ..........................Apr. 14. 1928
2036 ..........................Apr. 30. 1928
2031 ..........................Apr. 30. 1928
2032 ..........................Apr. 30. 1928
2033 ..........................Apr. 30, 1928
2044 ..........................May 15. 1928
2045 ..........................May 15. 1928
2046 ..........................May 15. 1928
2055 ..........................May 31, 1928'.
2056 .........................May 31. 19281
2057 ..........................May 31, 1938
$19,000.00
City National Bank of Beaumont, Texas
1948 ..........................Mar. 31. 1928
1949 ..........................Mar. 31. 1928
1950 ........................
1952 ..........................Mar. 31. 1928
2011 ..........................April 14. 1928
2034 ..........................Apr. 30. 1923
'!035. .........................Apr. 30. 1928
2036 ..........................Apr. 30. 1928
2041 ..........................May 15. 1928
2042 .........................:Mai 15: 1928
2043 ......................... May 15, 1928
$11.000.00
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE
First National Bank of Beaumont, aT exas
Voucher No.
1902 ..........................Feb. 29. 1928
1903 ..........................Feb. 29,1928
1904 ..........................Feb. 29. 1928
1943 ..........................Mar. 15. 1928
1954 ..........................Mar. 15. 1928
2064 ..........................June 15. 1923
2065 ..........................June 15. 1928
928
2066 ........................
.,089 ..........................June 30. 1928
2090 ............. v............ June 30. 1928
2091 ..........................June 30, 1928
2119..........................Oct
2214. 31 1928
31. 1928
.... ..............
2215 ..........................Oct. 31. 1928
.$14,000.00
American National Bank of Beaumont,
Texas
2164 ..........................Sept. 15. 1928
2165 ..........................Sept. 15. 1928
2194 ..........................Oct. 15. 1928
2195 ............. .....Oct. 15. 1928
2198 . ........................Qct. 15. 1928
$ 5,000.00
Texas National Bank of Beaumont. Texas
1981 ..........................Mar. 30, 1928
2145 ..........................Aug. 31, 1928
$ 2.000.00
City National Bank of Beaumont. Texas
1979 ..........................Mar. 30. 1428
1980 .........................Mar. 30, 1928
2010 ..........................Apr. 14, 1928
r$ 3.000.00
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
First National Bank of Beaumont. Texas
Voucher No. Date
1914 ..........................Feb. 29. 1928
2008 ..........................Mar. 31. 1928
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from one to one hundred and
dve, all of said refunding war-
; for the sum of ONE THnrr.
ing the sum of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND ($150,000.00) DOL-
LARS, issued by the City of Beaumont for
the purpose of paying a part. of the out-
standing indebtedness in arrears for past
operating expenses of the City Govern-
ment, and of cancelling the evidence of
so much of such outstanding indebtedness
so paid (the said evidence of said Indebt-
edness being warrants Issued to meet the
pay roll for employees in the different de-
partments of the City Government and
described and listed in detail in an ordi-
nanceduly passed by the City Commission
of the City of Beaumont on the 6th day of
November, 1928, and entered in the ordt.
ance minutes of said City), said refund-
ing warrants being issued under and by
virtue of the Constitution and Laws of the
State of Texas and the Charter of. the
City of Beaumont and particularly Article
1175, Subsection 10, Revised Civil Statutes
of Texas, 1925; Article 1177, Revised Civil
Statutes of 1925; Article 827, Revised Civil
Statutes of, 1925; Article 1015, Subsection
48, Revised Civil Statutes o1 1925;and b"y��I�
virtue of Section 49 of an Act of
Thirty-first Legislature which became
law March 24th, 1909, entitled "Aa
to grant a new Charter to the Cit mer
Beaumont, etc.,** and by virtue of Se -i M
5, Subsection 1 and Section 71 of
Charter of the City of Beaumont ad
on December 30th, 1919, p
The date of this refunding warralls9ert
December 1st, 1928 and it is hereby c
fled, declared ant{ recited that all
conditions and things required to be
and precedent to and in the valid issur.grrd
of these refunding warrants have hapZ-
ed and been properly done and performed
In regular and due form as required by
law and that the total indebtedness of
said City, including the indebtgdness con-
tracted by these refunding wairants does
not exceed any constitutional limits.
And it is hereby specified, declared and
recited that the additional tax levy made
necessary to be levied in order to provide
for the payment of the interest and the
principal of this issue of refunding war-
rants, together with the rate of tax exist-
ing at the time of the icSnan,r� of ,•-
eiunding 'warrants is within the limit of
the Constlution'aud nue .,.....,
y
of Texas and of the Charter of the City of
Beaumont.
In testimony whereof the City of Beau-
mont has caused these refunding warrants
to be issued by its Mayor, countersigned
by its City Clerk, registered by the Di-
rector of the Department of Finance and
the corporate seal of said City to he af-
fixed thereto, this the 1st day of Decem-
ber, 1928.
(Signed)
................
Mayor of the City of Beaumont
(Countersigned)
City Clerk o1 the City of������
Registered) Beaumont.
Director of Department of Finance
of the City of Beaumont, Texas.
No. 1 FORM OF COUPON $60.00
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON
CITY OF BEAUMONT
On the 1st day o1 December, 1929, the
City of Beaumont, Jefferson County;
Texas, will pay to the bearer at the office
of the .Director of the Department of
Finance of the City of Beaumont or at
the National City Bank of New York City,
New York, at the option of the holder the
sum of SIXTY DOLLARS in law-
ful money of the United States of America,
being one year's interest on one refunding
warrant of a series of one hundred and
fifty refunding warrants of the same
denomination, Issued underan ordinance
adopted by the City Commission of the
City of Beaumont on the 8th day of No-
vember, 1928• for the purpose of borrowing
money to pay a part of the outstanding
Indebtedness in arrears for operating ex-
penses of the City Government of the City
of Beaumont.
Attest: Mayor of the City of Beaumont.
..........
City Clerk of the City of Beau-
mont, Texas.
The remaining coupons on said refund.
Ing wararnts shall be in substantially the
same form, but shall be for the sum of
THIRTY ($30.00) DOLLARS each, repre-
santing six months Interest and payable
on the six
day of June and the first day
of December of each year.
SECTION 4.
That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to take and have
fi�3�4L•_...uhuRu.T^-sew:-•r.•3LL r..-. �_ ..(- •_ � ..
A
CO
id in cancellation of the at 3
but in the event said Wllllli
ndebtedness decline to nue t
Ing wararnts in lieu of
r said indebtedness and trict
money, then in that event the Mayor shall --1
forthwith proceed to sell said refunding chat
warrants either atpublic or private aale OCCB
at not less than their face value and
accrued interest and the proceeds of such and
sale shall be delivered to and deposited S011,
with the Director of the Department of OW
of the City of Beaumont and the
Director of the Department of Finance t
shall forthwith deposit said funds with the er
City Depository of the City of Beaumont,
and in case of sale thereof as provided, it n
is hereby made the duty of the Mayor to b
deliver said refunding warrants to the pur- a
chdaers thereof in the City of Beaumont,
and the payment of said refunding war- r
rants and the interest thereon shall be
made in the City of Beaumont and said
funds shall be used to discharge and pay
off the indebtedness represented by the
warrants which are refunded.
SECTION 5.
For the purpose of paying the interest
on said refunding warrants provided for
herein and to create a sinking fund to. ay
off said refunding warrants as they
mature, there is hereby levied for the year
1929 on each ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR
valuation of property In the City of Beau-
mont liable to taxation, an ad valorem tax
of two (2) cents, and said tax, or as much
thereof as shall be necessary, or such
other tax as shallbe necessary, shall be
and Is hereby levied for each succeeding
year so long as may be necessary to pro-
vide for the payment of the interest as it
matures on said refunding warrants and
to create a sinking fund to retire said re-
funding warrants as they severally
mature.
SECTION 6.
The fact that the City of'Beaumont is
without funds to meet the payment of the
above mentioned warrants representing
the salary expenses for operating
the City Government of the City
of Beaumont and the functioning of the
departments of the City Government of
Beaumont is hampered by lack of funds
for their adequate operation, and the only
method open to the City Commission to
finance said departments, which would not
be a prohibitive burden on the people, be-
ing the issuance of refunding warrants for
the purpose of paying off said warrants
above specified, creates an imperative public
necessity requiring the suspension of the
rule that sn ordinance be read on three
se0eral days bfore its passage• wherefore
said rule is hereby suspended .and this
ordinance shall take effect and be in full
force on and after its passage and lawful
publication.
Passed the 6th day of November, 1928, by
an affirmative vote of all members of the
City Commission.
E. W. GROSS, Mayor.
1e FURNITURE repaired, upholstered, refin-
iahed; cabinet making and auto up-
holstery; work g u a r a n t e e d. Phone
3. 5533-M.
i- J Hhd'r cash price paid for ail Kinds of
secondhand furniture. stoves, refrigera-
+ tcrs and household goods. Furniture
t Exchange. 566 Crockett. Phone 4276.
36—Furniture Wanted
CASH paid for all kinds of old furniture.
JOHNSON FURNITURE CO., 670 Park
street. Phone 1130.
1 BOX WOOD heaters. 6o ;1311
dressers. Thompson Furniture Oo., 4211
Bowie. Phone 3696.
OLD FURNITDRE wanted. 47et our offer
before you sell. Carlton Furniture Co..
350 Forsythe. phone 1072
BJAL FURNITURE. CO.—When selling.
call us, highest cash price on used fur-
niture. Phone 2032.
38 -Musical Instruments
TVRIGHT piano, ;25; electric incubator,
$10. 1140 Ogden. Phone 4888-J.
$FON PHONOGRAPH—Tone and con-
dition as good as new; reasonable. 578
Euclid, Phone 1861.
fine small Grand Piano. Period de-
sign. This very, beautiful Harpsichord
type will be sold at a great sacrifice.
Thos. Goggan d; Bro., Orleans and
Crockett streets.
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of the City of Beaumont, or
,nal City Bank of New York C1
c, at the option of the holder.
efundina warrant is one of
Merles of one hundred and fifty refundl
varrants of like tenor, effect and date a
:ept as to the date of maturity, said seri
lumbered from one to one hundred .10
'fifty inclusive, all of said refunding we
,ants being for the sum of ONE THOU
SAND $1,000.00) DOLLARS each, aggrega
ng the sum of ONE HUNDRED
FIFTY THOUSAND (1150,000.00) DOL+
BARS, issued by the City of Beaumoutso
:he purpose of paying a part of the ou
standing indebtedness in arrears for pa
iperattng expenses of the City Govern
went, and of cancelling the evidence
so much of such outstanding indebtedne
io paid (the said evidence of said indeb
�dness being warrants issued to meet t
pay roll for employees in the different d
partments of the City Government a
described and listed in detail in an or
nance duly.passed by the City Commissf
of the City of Beaumont on the 6th day
November, 1928, and entered in the or
sure minutes of said City), said refu
ing warrants being issued under and
virtue of the Constitution and Laws of t
State of Texas and the Charter of t
City of Beaumont and particularly Ar
1175, Subsection 10, Revised Civil Statu
of Texas, 1925; Article 1177, Revised Ci
Statutes of 1925; Article 827, Revised C1
Statutes of 1925; Article 1016, Suusecti
43, Revised Civil Statutes of 1925; and
virtue of Section 49 of an Act o1 t
Thirty-first Legislature which became
law March 24th, 1909, entitled "An As
to grant a new Charter to the City o
Beaumont, etc.," and by virtue of Section
5, Subsection�1 and Section 71 of the
Charter of the City of Beaumont adopted
on December 30th, 1919.
The date of this refunding warrant Is
December 1st, 1928, and it is hereby certi-
fied, declared and recited that all acts,
conditions and things required to be done
and precedent to and in the valid issuance
of these refunding warrants have happen-
ed and been properly done and performed
in regular and due form as required by
law and that the total Indebtedness of
said City, including the indebtedness con-
tracted by these refunding warrants does
not exceed any constitutional limits.
And it is hereby specified, declared and
recited that the additional tax levy made
necessary to be levied in order to provide
for the payment of the interest and the
principal of this issue of refunding war-
rants, together with the rate of tax exist-
ing at the time of the issuance of these
refunding warrants is within the limit at
the Constiutlon and the Laws of the State
of Texas and of the Charter of the City of
Beaumont.
In testimony whereof the City of Beau-
mont has caused these refunding warrants
to be issued by its Mayor, countersigned
by its City Clerk, registered by the Di-
rector of the Department of Finance and
the corporate seal of said City to be af-
fixed thereto, this the lot day of Decem-
ber, 1928.
(Signed)
......
Mayor of the City of Beaumont
(Countersigned)
.....................
City Clerk of the City of
Beaumont.
Registered)
Director of Department of Finance
of the City of leaumont. Texas.
100. I FORM OF COUPON $00.00
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON
CITY OF BEAUMONT
On the let day of December, 1929, the
City of Beaumont, Jefferson County,
Texas, will pay to the bearer at the office
of the Director of the Department of
Finance of the City of Beaumont or at
the National City Bank of New York City,
New York, at the option of the holder the
sum of SIXTY ($60.00) DOLLARS in law-
ful money of the United States of America,
being one year's interest on one refunding
warrant of a series of one hundred and
fifty refunding warrants of the same
denomination, issued under an ordinance
adopted by the City Commission of the
City of Beaumont on the 0th day of No-
vember, 1923, for the purpose of borrowing
money to pay a part of the outstanding
Indebtedness in arrears for operating ex-
penses of the City Government of the City
of Beaumont.
..
y Mayor of the City of Beaumont.
AtteSr
..................... ..........
City Clerk of the City of Besut
Mont, Texas.
The remaining coupons on said refund -
1 ing wararnts shall be in substantially the
1 same form, but shall be for the sum of
THIRTY ($30.00) DOLLARS each, repre-
senting six months interest and payable
on the 1st day of June and the first day
3 of December of each year.
SECTION 4.
1 That the Mayor be and he is hereby
I authorised and directed to take and haul
;harge of the above described refunding
Aarrants and when registered by the Df-
7ector of the Department of Finance as
ierein provided for, he shall proceed to
leliver said refunding wararnts to the
:solders of the aforesaid indebtedness of
the City of Beaumont in lieu of and in
payment thereof and in cancellation of the
evidence thereof; but in the event said
holders of said indebtedness decline to
accept said refunding wararnts In lieu of
and in payment for said indebtedness and
to cancellation of the evidence thereof, or
prefer and demand the same be paid 1n
money, then in that event the Mayor shall
forthwith proceed to sell said refunding
warrants either at public or private sale
at not less than their face value and
accrued interest and the proceeds of such
sale shall be delivered to and deposited
with the Director of the Department of
Finance of the City of Beaumont and the
Director of the Department of Finance
shall forthwith -deposit -said funits'with the,
City Depository of the City of Beaumont,
and in case of sale thereof as provided, it
is hereby made the duty of the Mayor to
deliver said refunding warrants to the pur-
chasers thereof in the City of Beaumont,
and the payment of said refunding war-
rants and the interest thereon shall be
made In the City of Beaumont and said
funds shall be used to discharge and pay
off the indebtedness represented by the
warrants which are refunded.
For the purpose of paying the interest
on said refunding warrants provided for
herein and to create a sinking fund to pa
off said refunding we-Bnta as th
mature, there is hereby levied for the q
1929 on each ONE HUNDRED DOLL
valuation of property in the City of Bea
Mont liable to taxation, an ad valorem t
of two (2) cents, and said tax, or as muc
thereof as shall be necessary, or su
other tax as shall be necessary, shall
and Is hereby levied for each succeedi
year so long as may be necessary to pr
vide for the payment of the interest as
matures on said refunding warrants an
to create a sinking fund to retire said r
funding warrants as they several
mature.
SECTION 6.
The fact that the City of Beaumont
without funds to meet the payment of
above mentioned warrants representl
th
the salary expenses for operati
the City Government of the Oi
of Beaumont and the functioning of t
departments of the City Government
Beaumont is hampered by lack of fun
for their adequate operation, and the o
method open to the City Commission
finance said departments, which would
be a prohibitive burden on the people,
ing the issuance of refunding warrants 1
the purpose of paying off said warran
above specified, creates an imperative pub
necessity requiring the suspension of
rule that an ordinance be read on th
several days More Its passege, wherefo
said rule is hereby suspended and
ordinance shall take effect and be in 1
force on and after its passage and Iawf
publication.
Passed the 8th day of November, 1928, by;
an affirmative vote of all members of that
City Commission.
E. W. GICO88, Mayor.
777=71.
1991.............: 1
1992 .............. Mar. 31, 1928
1993 ......Mar. 31. 1925
...................
1994 ..........................Mar. 31, 1928
2051 ...................... May 31, 1928
2052 ............. 4 ............ May 31, 1928
2053 ..........................May 31, 1928
2034 ..........................June 30, 1926
2085 30. 1928
..........................June
2056 ..........................June S0, 1928
2087 ..........................June 30, 1923
$11,000.00
DEPARMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
First National Bank of Beaumont, Texas
Voucher No.Date
1999 ..........................Mar. 31, 1928
2016 ............ . .............Apr. 14, 1928
2017 ..........................Apr. 14. 1928
2081 ..........................May 31, 1928
2062 ............ .............. May 31. 1928
$ 5.000.Oo
American National Bank of Beaumont.
Texas
1905 1923
1928
......................•.•'Feb. 29.
906
..........................Feb. 29, 1928
1907 ..........................
190829, 1928
...........................Feb.
1909 ..........................Feb.
- 1910 ........................ 29, 1928
1928
1911 ..........................Mar. 9
2000 ..........................1928
31. 1928
2002 31. 1928
..........................Mar.
2003 ..............Mar. 31. 1928
2004:*:::::::':: ................Mar. 31. 1928'
14. 1928
"
2014 ..........................Apr.
2015 14. 1928
..........................Apr.
2029 ..........................Apr. 30, 1928
2C40..........................May lb, 1928
2058 ..........................May 31, 1923
^059 31. 1928
..........................May
260 ..........................May 31. 1928
2067 .......................... June. 15, 1928
088 ..........................June lb. 1928
$21,000.00
Texas National Bank of Beaumont, Texas
1912. .........................Feb. 29. 1928
1944 15, 1928
..........................Mar.
1945 15. 1928
..........................Mar.
1946 15. 1926
�•
..........................Mar.
1947 ..........................Mar. 15. 1928
2005 ..........................Mar. 31, 1928
2006. .................. Mar. 31, 1928
2012 .......................... Apr. 14, 1928
14. 1928
2019 ........... ...............Apr.
2030 30. 1928
..........................Apr.
2031 ..........................Apr. 30. 1938
2032 30, 1928
..........................Apr.
2033 ..........................Apr. 30. 1928
2044 15, 1928
..........................May
2045 15, 1928
..........................May
2046 ...........................May 15. 1928
2055 31. 1928
..........................May
2056 .May 31. 1928
`
...........
2057 ..........................MaY 31, 1928
$19,000.00
City National Bank of Beaumont, Texas
1948........ I.................Mar. 31. 1928
1949 31. 1928
-;�
..........................Mar.
1950 ...............Mar. 31. 1928
ar 31, 1028
1952::::::::::: ......•..•.....AMpril
2011 14. 1925
................
2034. 30. 1938
.........................Apr.
2035 Apr. 30. 1928
'
................
2036 ..........................Apr. 30. 1928
`
2041 ..........................May 15. 192a
2042
..........................May 15, 1928
2043..........................
. ......................
-x$11,000.00
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE
First National Bank of Beaumont,Texas
Voucher No. Date
29. 1921
1902 ..............:...........Feb.
1903 29, 1921
..........................Feb.
1904 ...............Feb. 29. 1921
'
...
1943::::::::::: ........... Mar. 15. 1921
.
1954 15. 1921
..........................Mar.
2064 15. 1921
..........................June
2065 15, 1621
i
..........................June
2066 ..........................June 15, 1921
2089 ..........................June
2090 ........................ 30, 1921
, 1921
2091. .........................July
2119 ........................ 31, 1921
Oct, 31. 19Z
2214 ..........................Oct,
2215 ........................ 31. 1921
x$14.000.90
American National Bank of Beaumont,
Texas
2164 .............. Sept. 15, 192'
2165 .......... ................BepE. 15. 192'
2194 ..........................Oct.
2195 ........................ 15. 192
2196 ..........................Oct. 15. 192
$ 5,000.00
Texas National Bank of Beaumont. Tex&
1981 ..........................Mar. So. 192
2145 ..........................Aug. 31, 192
$ 2,000.00
City National Bank of Beaumoit, Texa
1979 ...........................Mar. 30. 192
1980...........................Sar. 30. 192
2010 ..........................Apr. 14. 192
r$ 3.000.00
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
First National Bank of Beaumont. Texe
Voucher No. Date
1914 . ...................... .Feb. 29. IV,
2008 ..........................Mar. 31. 191
of the City of Beaumont, or
,nal City Bank of New York C1
c, at the option of the holder.
efundina warrant is one of
Merles of one hundred and fifty refundl
varrants of like tenor, effect and date a
:ept as to the date of maturity, said seri
lumbered from one to one hundred .10
'fifty inclusive, all of said refunding we
,ants being for the sum of ONE THOU
SAND $1,000.00) DOLLARS each, aggrega
ng the sum of ONE HUNDRED
FIFTY THOUSAND (1150,000.00) DOL+
BARS, issued by the City of Beaumoutso
:he purpose of paying a part of the ou
standing indebtedness in arrears for pa
iperattng expenses of the City Govern
went, and of cancelling the evidence
so much of such outstanding indebtedne
io paid (the said evidence of said indeb
�dness being warrants issued to meet t
pay roll for employees in the different d
partments of the City Government a
described and listed in detail in an or
nance duly.passed by the City Commissf
of the City of Beaumont on the 6th day
November, 1928, and entered in the or
sure minutes of said City), said refu
ing warrants being issued under and
virtue of the Constitution and Laws of t
State of Texas and the Charter of t
City of Beaumont and particularly Ar
1175, Subsection 10, Revised Civil Statu
of Texas, 1925; Article 1177, Revised Ci
Statutes of 1925; Article 827, Revised C1
Statutes of 1925; Article 1016, Suusecti
43, Revised Civil Statutes of 1925; and
virtue of Section 49 of an Act o1 t
Thirty-first Legislature which became
law March 24th, 1909, entitled "An As
to grant a new Charter to the City o
Beaumont, etc.," and by virtue of Section
5, Subsection�1 and Section 71 of the
Charter of the City of Beaumont adopted
on December 30th, 1919.
The date of this refunding warrant Is
December 1st, 1928, and it is hereby certi-
fied, declared and recited that all acts,
conditions and things required to be done
and precedent to and in the valid issuance
of these refunding warrants have happen-
ed and been properly done and performed
in regular and due form as required by
law and that the total Indebtedness of
said City, including the indebtedness con-
tracted by these refunding warrants does
not exceed any constitutional limits.
And it is hereby specified, declared and
recited that the additional tax levy made
necessary to be levied in order to provide
for the payment of the interest and the
principal of this issue of refunding war-
rants, together with the rate of tax exist-
ing at the time of the issuance of these
refunding warrants is within the limit at
the Constiutlon and the Laws of the State
of Texas and of the Charter of the City of
Beaumont.
In testimony whereof the City of Beau-
mont has caused these refunding warrants
to be issued by its Mayor, countersigned
by its City Clerk, registered by the Di-
rector of the Department of Finance and
the corporate seal of said City to be af-
fixed thereto, this the lot day of Decem-
ber, 1928.
(Signed)
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Mayor of the City of Beaumont
(Countersigned)
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City Clerk of the City of
Beaumont.
Registered)
Director of Department of Finance
of the City of leaumont. Texas.
100. I FORM OF COUPON $00.00
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON
CITY OF BEAUMONT
On the let day of December, 1929, the
City of Beaumont, Jefferson County,
Texas, will pay to the bearer at the office
of the Director of the Department of
Finance of the City of Beaumont or at
the National City Bank of New York City,
New York, at the option of the holder the
sum of SIXTY ($60.00) DOLLARS in law-
ful money of the United States of America,
being one year's interest on one refunding
warrant of a series of one hundred and
fifty refunding warrants of the same
denomination, issued under an ordinance
adopted by the City Commission of the
City of Beaumont on the 0th day of No-
vember, 1923, for the purpose of borrowing
money to pay a part of the outstanding
Indebtedness in arrears for operating ex-
penses of the City Government of the City
of Beaumont.
..
y Mayor of the City of Beaumont.
AtteSr
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City Clerk of the City of Besut
Mont, Texas.
The remaining coupons on said refund -
1 ing wararnts shall be in substantially the
1 same form, but shall be for the sum of
THIRTY ($30.00) DOLLARS each, repre-
senting six months interest and payable
on the 1st day of June and the first day
3 of December of each year.
SECTION 4.
1 That the Mayor be and he is hereby
I authorised and directed to take and haul
;harge of the above described refunding
Aarrants and when registered by the Df-
7ector of the Department of Finance as
ierein provided for, he shall proceed to
leliver said refunding wararnts to the
:solders of the aforesaid indebtedness of
the City of Beaumont in lieu of and in
payment thereof and in cancellation of the
evidence thereof; but in the event said
holders of said indebtedness decline to
accept said refunding wararnts In lieu of
and in payment for said indebtedness and
to cancellation of the evidence thereof, or
prefer and demand the same be paid 1n
money, then in that event the Mayor shall
forthwith proceed to sell said refunding
warrants either at public or private sale
at not less than their face value and
accrued interest and the proceeds of such
sale shall be delivered to and deposited
with the Director of the Department of
Finance of the City of Beaumont and the
Director of the Department of Finance
shall forthwith -deposit -said funits'with the,
City Depository of the City of Beaumont,
and in case of sale thereof as provided, it
is hereby made the duty of the Mayor to
deliver said refunding warrants to the pur-
chasers thereof in the City of Beaumont,
and the payment of said refunding war-
rants and the interest thereon shall be
made In the City of Beaumont and said
funds shall be used to discharge and pay
off the indebtedness represented by the
warrants which are refunded.
For the purpose of paying the interest
on said refunding warrants provided for
herein and to create a sinking fund to pa
off said refunding we-Bnta as th
mature, there is hereby levied for the q
1929 on each ONE HUNDRED DOLL
valuation of property in the City of Bea
Mont liable to taxation, an ad valorem t
of two (2) cents, and said tax, or as muc
thereof as shall be necessary, or su
other tax as shall be necessary, shall
and Is hereby levied for each succeedi
year so long as may be necessary to pr
vide for the payment of the interest as
matures on said refunding warrants an
to create a sinking fund to retire said r
funding warrants as they several
mature.
SECTION 6.
The fact that the City of Beaumont
without funds to meet the payment of
above mentioned warrants representl
th
the salary expenses for operati
the City Government of the Oi
of Beaumont and the functioning of t
departments of the City Government
Beaumont is hampered by lack of fun
for their adequate operation, and the o
method open to the City Commission
finance said departments, which would
be a prohibitive burden on the people,
ing the issuance of refunding warrants 1
the purpose of paying off said warran
above specified, creates an imperative pub
necessity requiring the suspension of
rule that an ordinance be read on th
several days More Its passege, wherefo
said rule is hereby suspended and
ordinance shall take effect and be in 1
force on and after its passage and Iawf
publication.
Passed the 8th day of November, 1928, by;
an affirmative vote of all members of that
City Commission.
E. W. GICO88, Mayor.