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ENTITLED AN ORDIN."_NCE LEVYING ND ASSESSING AS A
TAX U20N THE LATS, PARTS OF LOTS, BLOCKS OR TRACTS OF LA ND
WHERE NOT DIVIDED INTO LOTS OR BLOCKS, FRONTING OR ABUTTING
ON VICTORIA STREET FROM CRAIG STRE T TO IRMA STREEiT AND FROM
EASY ST &T TO BOLIVAR ST ,T TWO THIRDS (�/3) OF THE COST OF
THE PAVING AND GUTTER AND INCIDENTAL DRAINLGE, AND "ZL THE
COST OF CURBING SAID VICTORIA ST -'T FROM CRAIG SIRE :T TO IRKA
STRE: T AND FR011 EASY STREET TO BaLIVAR STRE ET APPORTIONABLE
TO THE HEREINA.B'TER REFERRED TO PROPERTY- AND DECLARING MID TAX
A LIEN UPON SAID PROPERTY AND A PERSOi L DEBT UPON THE OWNER
OR OWN&AS THEREOF AND PROVIDING A TIME WHEN SKID TAX SELLL
BECOME DUE AND PA.YAB E ROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION OF SAME
AND ALL THE COST INCUR IN COLLECTING SAME IF NOT PAID AT THE
T ZiE IT BECOMES DUE AND PAYABLE; AND PROVIDING THE RATE OF
INTEREST Si.ID TAX Si ALL BEAR FROM THE TDLE IT BECOMES DUE-N11TIL
]�-ID; An DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
Whereas, pursuant to the re-uirments of sub -section
"h" of Section 68 of the Charter of the City of Beaumont, the
City Commission of the City of Beaumont, caused to be published
for the time and the manner required therefor by the City Charter,
a notice of the Resolution of said Commission, passed heretofore
on the 6th day of August, A.D. 1924, ordering a hearing to be
given to the persons, firms, corporations or estates, their agents
or attorneys ovining property abutting on Victoria Street from
Craig Street to Irma Street and from Easy Street to Bolivar
Street; and calling upon all persons interested in said matter
to appear and show cause, in conformity with the provisions of the
Charter above referred to, why the assessments in said notice
should not be made against said property and the owners thereof,
which hearing was to oe held in the Council Ch^mbero of the City
Hall of Beaumont,Texas at 3.00
August, A.D. 1924.
OT clock P.M. on the 26th day of
AND u1iHCREAS9 a full and fair hearing in conformity
with the Charter and the law in such cases having been had in
conformity with said notice, and the Commission having inquired
into and determined all facts necessary to the adjudication of
all special benefits accruing to such owners by means of such
improvements, and said hearing having been closed;
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And it appearing that the assessments as proposed
in the ,Ibove mentioned Resolution passed otthe 6th day of August,,
A.D. 1924, with the exceptions hereinafter noted, are in all
respects fair and equitable, and that there will be a f*11 and
adequate and special benefit to the -butting property and the
owners thereof from and by reason of the proposed pavement and
improvement in excess of the amount assessed agai= t the abutting
property and the respective owners thereof.
NoWt THEREFORE be it ordained by the City
Commission of the City of Beaumont;
Section 1
That thereis hereby assessed against the sever• -1
owners of property and against their respective property
abutting upon Victoria Street from Craig Street to Irma Street and
from Easy Sjrreet to Boliw-ir Street, as a tax two thirds (2/3) of
the cost of paving and gutter and incidental drainage, and all
the cost of curbing on said portion of said street.
The lot, lots,parts of lots,blocks or tracts of 1"-nd on which
said tax is levied and assessed is hereinafter deseribed,together
with the number of feet front on each lot,pa its of lots,blocks, or
tracts of land, and the name or names of the owner or owners thereof
and the proportionate amount of the cost of said paving and gutter,
and the cost of said curbing to be borne and paid for by such
owner or owners as shorn by the statement preparded by the City
.engineer of the City of Beaumont, which sa-id amount is hereby levied
and assessed as a tax upon such lots, parts of lots,blocks or tracts
of land as shown, towit,
Section 2.
That siZd tax so levied and assessed shall become due and payable
upon completion of the paving upon the portion of said streets,
upon whish said lot,lots,parts of lots,blocks or tracts of land
front and -,but, and the amount of the tax hereby levied and
assessed together with the cost of collecting same and seven
percent (7)% per annum from the date sa4ie is collectible until
paid is hereby declared -.a lien against the laid lot, lots, parts
of lots,blocks or tracts of land, superior to all other liens,
claims or title$ except city,county and state taxes, and shall
constitute a personal charge or claim against the owner or owners
of said lots,parts of lots,blocks or tracts of land.
Section 3.
The fact thEl't the foregoing portions of the streets
are in bad condition and badly in need of paving in order to
facilitate the heavy traffic over same ernates an emergency
and an imperative public necessity necessitating the suspension
of the rule re wiring ordinances to be read on three seperate
meetings, said rule is=therefore, hereby suspended and this
ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage and
publication.
Passed this the 26th day of August, A.D. 19249 by
the affirmative vote of Lill members of the Commission.
Approved this the 26th,day of August, A.D. 1924.
The State of Texas
Counip of Jefferson
Before me, t e and signed 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 1`_`�'-"`_-_ Q�-'2 =--of the SE,
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,'4-4-, and a newspaper copy of which is hereto at-
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this ---------
_ _ _ day of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A. D. 192
------------ ---- - - --------------
Notary Public, Jefferso County, Texas.
Vit[ a
LEGAL N33Ci"r�
12.5
)olc_.__-�
12.5
3.00,
the
AN ORDNANCE
hearing to be given to the persons,
j`-
Entitled an Orwnance levying
and
yeas
finny, corporations or estates, and improve
ow
assessing as a tax upon the
lots, parts of lots, blocks or tracts
their agents or attorneys owning amount assessed against t-
orn
0m
of land where not divided into lots
property abutting on Victoria ting property and the respective
Street from Ci•aig Street to
or
or blocks, fronting or abutting on
Irma owners thereof.
Street and from Easy Street to NOW, THEREFORE, VE IT OR -
OR -
15.60
Victoria Street fl•om Craig Street
to Irma Street and from Easy
Bolivar Street; and calling upon DAINED BY THE CITY COM -
all persons interested in mat-
OGDEN
Street to Bolivar Street two-thirds
said MISSION OF THE CITY OF
ter to appear and show cause, in BEAUMONT:
h
i
(2-3) of to cost of to paving and
conformity with the provisions of Section 1,
50
gutter and incidental drainage, and
the Charter above referred to, why That there is hereby assessed
se
e*
all to cost hof curbing said Vic-
toria Street from Craig Street to
the _ assessments in said notice against the several owners of prop -
28
Irma. Street and from Easy Street
should not be made against said erty-'•and against their respective
property and the owners thereof, property abutting upon Victoria
57
to Bolivar Street apportionable to
which hearing was to be held in Street from Craig Street to
100
the hereinafter referred to prop-
.Irma
the Council Chamber of the. City Street and from Easy Street to
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22
erty; and declaring said tax a lien
Hall of Beaumont, Texas, at 3:00 Bolivar Street, as a tax two-thirds
111.11
upon said property and a -personal
o'clock P. M. on the 26th day of (2-3) of the cost of paving and
ev.
debt upon the owner or owners
August, A. D. 1924. gutter and incidental drainage; and
se
se'said
thereof and providing a time when
AND, WHEREAS. a full and fair all the cost of curbing on said pot-
216.68
tax shall become due and pay-
hearing in conformity with the tion of said street.
.00 12
able ,providing for the collection of
Charter and the law in such cases The lot, lots; parts of lots, blocks
100
Same and all the cost, incurred in
having 1)een had in conformity or tracts of land on which said tax
83
. collecting same if not paid at the
with said notice, and the Commis- is levied and assessed Is herein -
24.00
1 time it becomes due and payable;
sion having inquir9d into and de- after described, together withthe
55.56
and providing the rate of interest
termined all facts necessary to the number of feet front on each lot,
.v
said tax shall bear from the time
adjudication of all special benefits parts of lots• blocks or tracts of
se
it becomes due until pa;d; and de-
accruing to such owners by means land, and the name or names of the
68
claring an emergency.
of such improvements, and said owner or owners thereof and tho
70
WHEREAS, pursuant to _the re-
"
hearing having been closed; proportionate amount of the cost
68
uiremet
ons of sub -section h" of
And it appearing that the assess- of said paving and gutter, and the
75
Section 68 of the Charter of the
ments as proposed in the above cost of said curbing to be borne
38
City of Beaumont, the City Coni-
mentioned Resolution passedoil and paid for by such owner or
88
mission of the City of Beaumont.
the 6th day of August, A. D. 1924, owners as shown by the -statement
73
caused to be published for the time
with the exceptions hereinafter prepared by the City Engineer of
275.18
and the manner required therefor
noted, are in all respects fair and the City of Beaumont, which said
216.68
by the City Charter, a notice of
equitable, and that there will be a amount is hereby -levied and as -
t4
the Resolution of said Commission,
full and adequate and special bene- sessed as a tax upop such lots,
50
passed heretofore on the 6th day
fit to the abutting property and parts of lots, blocks or tracts of
1
I of August, A. D. 1924, ordering a
the owners thereof from and by land as shown, to wit:
l
j ESTIMATED QI.ANTITIES AND COST OF PAVING
t?k
VICTORIA- ST. -CRAIG TO IRMA AND FROM EASY ST. TO BOLIVAR ST.
`
Paving and Accessories $'.25 per square
=yard. Cost per Front Foot $2.889• ,
Z
1
Curti and Gutter 90c per
lineal foot. (Curbing 60%-54c per lineal foot.
i8
,Combined
(Gutter 40 c -36c per lineal foot.
75
iCost of Curl) to be borne by Property Owners. Gutter to be divided on same basis as paving.
75
18.00
PROPERTY OWNERS 2-3-24c,
62.5
55.56
CITY 1-3=12c per foot.
62.5
ESTIMATED
TOTAL COST OF SUCH IMPROVEMENT $22,771.75.
15.00
a
n rr >
55.56
180.56
62.5
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a
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of
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and
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to
4 -
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rs
rs
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Francis W. Hayes, 10 & S 35 ft 11 19
Olivia Blanchette, 12 & N 15 ft 11 19
Francis W. Hayes ...... N %L 10 19
W. F. Thompson.. 11, 12 & S lis 10 19
T. S. Reed, i r.......1, 2 & S 1fz 3 20
F C. Taylor ......4 &.. N ?_ 3 20
Mrs. V. Elanchette........ 5 & P 20
Felix H. Sanders..9 & N 121f2 ft 10 8
L. P. TulloS..S `Ys 1U & N 1/z 11 8
Itobt. V. Shelby & wife, Eliza-
beth Linn aShelby, 12 & S ifs 11 8
G. T. Moore & wife. Lora Dale.
Moore ........... 13 & N 1fz 14 8
F. ,D. Jonte........ 15 & S 1fi 14 8
G. F. Ludgate ................16 8
Dr. J. P. Evans ....11 & N iii 12 9
Guy E. Plainly .... 13 & S lie 12 9
E. L. Meley ..14 &. N 1/4 15 9
\V. H. Land & wife, It. F.
Land ...S 4 15 & N 1ft 16 9
M. T. Walker..S 1/2 16 & N '74 17 9
Carl S. Dickens .... 18 & S 1/4 17 9
John D. McCall ..19 & N 1/4 20 9
J. B. Roberts & Davidson Se-
curities Co.....S 1/s of N 1/� 20 9
W. W. Catchings ....21 & Si/y 20 9
B. A. Steinhagen........... I Si t 10
F. J.Planchard & wife, Lillian
Flanchard ... .. ...... 3 10
E. L. Craft & wife, Eunice
Craft ..... 4 IU
Lee Wheat & wife, Mattie
May. Wheat .......
5 IO
i %Irs. Tillie Garner ..6 & 5 1fi 7 10
V. R. Chadbourne ..8 &: N 1fy 7 IU
D. A. Mann ___ ......9 & S 1f�lU 10
BLANCHETTE
2ND ADD.
12.5
C.75
12.5
3.00,
45.861
85
75.56 4
245.57
85 $
45.90
85
$ 20.40 $
311.87
65
57.78
187.79
65
35.10
lis
15.60
335.43
OGDEN
ADL..
h
i
44.45
144.45
50
25
22.22
72.23
25
13.50
25
6.00
91.37
135
111.11
361.13.
100
81.00.
12i.
30.00
472.13
125
111.11
361.13
150
81.00
125
30.00
472.13
7.5
(6.67
216.68
75
40.50
75
18.00
275.18
100
88.59
288.90
100
54.00
100
24.00
366.90
62,5
55.56
180.56
87.5
47.25.
62.5
15.00
242.81
62.5
55.56
180.56
62.5
33.75
62.5
15.00
229.31
75
(G.67
216.68
75
40.50
75
18.00
275.18
7G
(6.67
21668
75
40.50
75
18.00
275.18
75
(6.67
216.68
75
40.50
75
18.00
275,18
50
44.45
144.45
75
40.50
50
12.00
196.95
128.8
114.49
372.10
153.8
83.05
128.8
30.91
486.0ti
75
(6.67
216.68
75
40.50
75
18.00
275.1r
62.5
55.56
180.56
62.5
33.75
62.5
15.00
229.31
62.5
55.56
180.56
62.5
33.75
62.5
15.00
229.31
62.5
55.56
180.56
62.5
33.75
62.5
15.00
229.31
62.5
55.56
180.56
62.5
33.75
62.5
15.00
229.31
62.5
55.56
180.56
62.5
33.75
62.5
15.00
229.31
12.5
75
100
50
50
50
75
75
25 _ -
11.11
36.11
12.5
C.75
12.5
3.00,
45.861
66.67
216.68
100
54.00
75
18.00
288.68
88.89
288.90
125
67.50
100
24.00
380.40
h
i
44.45
144.45
50
27.00
50
12.0018
tt
s
44.45
144.45
50
27.00
50
12.00
183. 3
44.45
144.45
50
27.00
50
12.00
183.4`,
(6.67
216.68
75
40:50
75
18.00,
275.15.1
(6.67
216.68
75
40.50
751&,00`'
275.181.
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1b-
ai
Combined Curb and Gutter 90c per lineal foot. (Curbing 601c -64c per lineal foot,
(Gutter 40%-3Gc per lineal foot.
Cost of Curb to be borne by Property Owners. Gutter to be divided on same basis as paving.
Is-
PROPERTY OWNERS 2-3-24c,
85
75,56
4 245.57
CITY 1-3=12c per foot.
I I .
81 $ 20.40
ESTIMATED TOTAL COST OF SUCH IMPROVEMENT $22,771.75,
1rd
Olivia Blanchette, 12 & N 15 ft 11 1:1
65
> c >
G_
9 q
R.c
65
15.60
238.49
n
- p O
O
pi
ADI.. - --
I"-
Francis W. Hayes.-. .... N 1A_ 10 19..
25 1
22.22
72,23
25
•
BLANCHETTE 2ND ADD.
6.00
91.37
Is-
Francis W. Hayes, 10 & S 35 ft 11 19
85
75,56
4 245.57
85 $
45.90
81 $ 20.40
$ 311.87
1rd
Olivia Blanchette, 12 & N 15 ft 11 1:1
65
07,78
157.79
65
35.10
65
15.60
238.49
of
OLDEN
ADI.. - --
I"-
Francis W. Hayes.-. .... N 1A_ 10 19..
25 1
22.22
72,23
25
13.50
25
6.00
91.37
Of
W. I,'. Thompson. .11, 12 & S Jia 10 19
125
111.11
361.13.
150
81.00
12;
30.00
472'.13
to
T. S. Reed, Jr ....... 1, 2 & S 1/t 3 21)
125-
111,11
361,13
150
81.00
125
30.00
472.13
ay
F. C. Taylor ..4 &.. N 12 320
75
(6.67
216.68
75
40.50
75
18.00
275.15
.110
Mrs. V. Elanchette........ 5 & t, 20
100
88.89
258.90
100
54.00
100
24.00
566.90
Felix H. Sanders. .9 & N 121/t ft 10 8
62.5
55.56
180.56
57.5
47.25
62.5
15.00
242.81
Ile
L. P. Tullos..S % lu & N 1/2 11 8
62.5
55.56
180.56
62.5
33.75
62.5
15.00
229.31
on
Robt. V. Shelby & wife, Eliza-
nd
beth Linn Shelby, 15 & S 1/1 11 8
75
( 6.67
216.68
75
40.50
75
18.00
275.18
lia
G. T. Moore & wife, Lora Dale.
er
Moore ........... 13 & N % 14 8
75
(6.67
21G.68
75
40.50
75
18.00
275.18
F. D. Jonte........ 15 & S 1/4t 14 8
75
06.67
216.68
75
40.50
75
18.00
275,18
an
G. F. Ludgate ................16 8
50
44.45
144.45
75
40.50
50
12.00
196.95
p-
Dr. J. P. Evans ....11 & N 1/z 12 9
128.8
114.49
372.10
153.8
83.05
128.8
30.91
486.06
nd
Guy E. Plunily.... 13 & S 1.2 1.2 9
75
(6.69
316.68
75
40.50
75
18.00
275.18
E.
E. L. Meley ..14 & N 1/4 lb 9
62.5
55.56
150.56
62,5
33.75
62.5
15.00
229.31
to
IV. H. Land & wife, R. F.
If-
Land .......S 5; 15 & N 1/1-16 9
62.5
55.56
1$0.56
62.5
33.75
62..5
15.00
2.29.31
to
M. T. 'Walker..S tri 16 & N 1X4 17 9
62.5
55.56
180.56
62.5
33.75
62.5
15.00
229.31
Is
Carl S. Dickens .... 18 & S 1Q 17 9
62.5
55.56
180.56.
62.5
33.75
62.5
15.00
229.31
John D. McCall ..19 & N' 1/4 20 it
.62.5
55.56
180.56
62.5
33.75
62.5
15.00
229.31
J. B. Roberts .& Davidson Se-
curities Co.... .8 1F2 of N 1/2 20 9
12.5
11.11
36.11
12.5
('.75
12.5
3.00
4 5.8 6
IV, IV. Catchings ....21 & S 1/2 20 9
75
66.67
216.68
100
54.00
75
18.00
288.68
_
B. A. Steinhagen..........I &; 2 10
100
88.$9
288,90
125
67.50
100
24.00
350.40
s
F. J. Planchard & wife, Lillian
Planchard ... .. ...... 3 10'
50
44.45
144,45
50
27.00
50
12.00
18 1r
r
E. L. Craft & wife, Eunice
rs
0;
Craft ....................... 4 10
50
44.45
144.45
60
21.00
50
12.00
1s3.
Lee Wheat & wife, Mattie
May. Wheat .. . 5 10
50
44.45
144.45
50
27.00
50
12.00
183,4`,
lk
Mrs. Tillie Garner .. 6 & S 11z 7 10
16.67
216.68
7 �
40.50
75
18.00
275.15
°'
V. R. Chadbourne ... S & N 1/y 7 10
(6.67
216.68
75
40.50
75
18.00
270.18
275.18
i
D. -1. Bann .....9 & S 1/z 10 10
7:,
t6.67
216.68
75
40-60
76
18.00
Mrs, Bettie Kiruy..11 & N 1/a 10 10
75
(6;67
216.68
75
40.50
75
18.00
275.18
;s
rs. E. D. Causey...... 12 & 13 10
75
66.67
216:671
l00
54.00
75
18:00
288.68
Charles S. Giglio: ..... I & S 1/4 2 11
62.5
55.56
180.56
87.5
47.25
62.5
15.00
242.51
J. E. White & wife„ Mrs. J. E.
White N 31'4 2 & S a 3 11
75
(6.67
216.68
75
40.50
75
18,00..
275.18
.........
H. E. 17ertram ..4 & N '/4 3 11
65.5
5 5.5 6
180.56
t2.5
33.75
6-1.5
15.00
229.31
John C. Ward, Jr., & wife,
,
Mrs. John C. Ward, Jr....... 5 11
50
44.45
144.45
50
27.00
50
12.00
153.45
4•'
Earl R. Hicks G &.. S 1F 7 11
75
16.67
216.68
75
40.50
75
18.00
275.18
d
IE:. C. Ferguson..:... 8 & N: lit 7 11
75
66.67
:116.68
100
54.00
75.
18.00
2SS.68
W. W. White & wife, Annie
Bell White ...... 11 & N 1/2 10 12
75
G6.67
216.68
100
54.00
75
18.00
288.68
't
I Miss Ruby
n
,Fourgurean......
• ....... N 1!1 9 & S 1h 10, 12.
50
44.45
144.45
50
27.00
50
12.00
183.45
,
J. E. 'Henslee........ 8 & S 1Ft 9 12
75
(6.67
316.68
75
40.50
75
18.00
275.18
1f
.....
E. A. Young ................. 7 12
50
44,45
144,45
50
;;7.00
50
12.00
- 183.45
l
MTs. M. L. Bell ...........:.. 6 12
50
44.45
144.45
50
" 27.00
SU
12.00
1.53.45
-
............
P., E. Roy ...... 5 12
50
44.45
144.45
50
37.00
50
] 2.OU
183.4'5
1-
O, A. Ernest 4 12
50
44.45
144.45
50
27.00
50
12.00
183.45
d
.................
F. P. Baer ................... 3 12
50
44,45
144.45
50
27.00.
50
12.00
183,45
d
H. S. Switzer ................ `2 li
40
35.55
115.56
40
21.60
40
9.60
146.76
e
Fannie A..Du'a 1 12
50
44.45
144.45
50
27.00
50
1-1.00
183.45
Mrs. Sibyl Orr ............... 6 7
50
44.40
144.455
75
40.50
50
12.00
'" 196.95
F. F. Earrick ..............:. 7 7
LU
44.45
144.45`
5027.00
50
12.00
183.45
J. Earl Mead ................ 8 7
50
44.45
144.45
50
27.00
50
12.00
133.45
T. H. Jenkins 9 7
50
4.4.40
144.45
50
27.00
50
12.00
183.45
...............
Richard Carey, Jr. ...........10 7
50
44.45
14,1.43
50
27.00
50
12.00
153.45
-
Board of School Trustees, Beau -
0
mont Public: Free Schools, Ogden
School; . J, Todd, J. D. Roberts,
H. A. Thompson, 1V. H. March -
s
banks,. Mrs. G. C. Kennedy, T. V.
t
McCoy, B. H. Willis, H. E. Fun -
'
313.34
693.36
290
156.60
240
57.60
907.56
chess .................. , ...
240
r
I Total Property Owners' Portion....
::658 8
3252.66
$10510.35
4008.8
$21(4.75
3658.8
$878.11
$1303.21
it
Section 2.
of land, superior
to all other liens,
Sion of
the rule requiring ordin-
e
That said tax so levied and as-
claims
or title except city,
county
antes 20
be read
on three
separate
l
sessed shall become due and pay-
and state taxes,
and shall
consti-
meetings,
said
rule is
therefore
°
able upon completion of the paving
tute a
personal
charge or
claim
hereby suspended
and this
ordin-
aupon
the portion of said streets,
against
the owner or owners
of
ante shall take
effect
from and
uponwhich said lot, lots, parts of
said lots,
parts
of lots, blocks
or
after its.
passage
and publication.
_s,
lots, blocks or tracts of land front
tracts of land.
Passed
this the 26th day of A1'
and abut, and the amount of the
Section 3.
ust, A.
D. 1924,
by the affirms
1n
tax hereby levied and assessed to-
The fact that
the foregoing pot-
vote of
all members of
the
n-
l
gether with the cost of collecting
tions of the streets
are in bad
con-
mission.
same and seven per cent (71/0) per
dition and badly
in need of
paving.
Approved
' this is
the 26th
v-
,annum fro mthe date same is col-
in order to facilitate
the
heavy
August,
A. D.
t
or
'lectible until paid is hereby de-
traffic
over same
creates an
emer-
(Signedl
J. AUSTIN
by
clared a lien against the said lot•
gency
and an
imperative
public
lots, parts of lots, blocks or tracts
7
necessity necessitating
the suspen-
LEGAL' NOTICE.
AN ORDINANCE,
Entitledan orWnance adopting
the signatures on the October 1,
1922, $350,000.00 issue of water
works bonds. of the city of Beau-
mZWhereas,aande Ona
iOclrnct ler m1, an 19212
there was legally issued by tcithe
fifty o(350)awaterworks bonds
Beaumont,
threehundred
the city -of Beaumont in the de-
nomination of one thousand dollars
($1000.00) each; and
Whereas, said bonds were signed
by B, A. Steinhagen as mayor,
Roark of
finance, andBdirector
C. LeBaron as city
clerk; and
Whereas said officers have
ceased to hold said respective of
tices and have been succeeded it
office by J. Austin Liarnes a,
mayor, L. R. Pietzsch as director o
finance, and 011ie J. Bloyd, as citl ,
clerk.
Now, therefore, be it ordained by II
the city commission of the city oi�
Beaumont: r
SECTION 1
That the execution of said bonds
by the aforesaid B. A. Steinhagen
as mayor, George J. Roark as di-
rector of finance, and B. C. LeBaron
as city clerk, is hereby in all things
adopted, ratified and confirmed, i
and said bonds are hereby declared
to be legal, valid and subsisting of
ligations of .he cit" of P,eaunront,
accurdin, "to their
I effect and reading.
SECTION
The fact t a Bee w tr a orkn
of the city
present need of funds for bujidi S
extensions on the water wo
Supply
plant so as to adequately
the residents of the city of Beau-
mont watndater,
imlerativen public
geneY the rule teat
necessity requiring
ordinances Ue read at three sepa-
rate meetings to Ue suspended, and
the said rule is hereby suspended
and this ordinance sUall go into
effect from and after its passage.
Passed by the affirmative vete of
all members oft comm
i5 ion this
the 2nd day
1924•
(Signed) J. AUSTIN BARNES:
THE STATE ON TEYAS
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