HomeMy WebLinkAbout1939-01-07&10 Tax IssuesC C Davis,
City Tax Collector.
Dear Sir: In the matter of rendition
of Mrs Carrie L Wallace, Mr Wm Arch Jones says
that he has acquired what is now known as Lot
No.4 Block No. 20 College Heights Addition,
and wishes to pay on his purchace, you may
consider this letter as your authority to sub-
devide this rendition and collect all taxes against
this said lot at a value equal to one third of the
total value as assessed against this property.
Very truly
Chairman Finance Comm
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Stephenville Texas
1/10/39
C C Davis
City Tax 6ollector.
Dear Sir: In the matter of rendition of Lot
No. 8 Block No. 2 Miller Addition (being the property
of Sam Ross deceased) will say that we find that this
property has been assessed at an excessive value,
therefore this letter is your authority to adjust
and collect all taxes against this property at one-
half value of all prior rendered values.
Very truly
rman Finance Comm.
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Stephenville, Texas
January 3, 1939.
The City Council of Stephenville, Texas, met in regular
session on the 3rd of January, 1939, with Mayor Henry Clark and
the following Aldermen present: Chas. Neblett Jr.,Jack Henderson
.H. D. Barham, K. D. Hamilton, J. C. Holcomb, Geo. Minter, and
R. B. Bassel.
Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved.
Returns of the election held on January 3, 1939, for the
purpose of establishing and maintaining a municipal band were
,opened and canvassed, there being 194 votes for the proposition
hand 58 votes against. A motion was made by Geo. Minter, seconded
by J. C. Holcomb, that the results of said election be declared
in favor of the proposition. Motion carried.
A committee previously appointed in regard to location of
Trade Ground reported that no grounds had been secured to date.
Services of the committee was continued.
A motion was made by Chas. Neblett Jr., seconded by H. D.
Barham, that the Tax Collector mail letter to all who are due
delinquent taxes urging payment of such taxes.. -Motion carried.
A motion was made by Chas. Neblett Jr., seconded by K. D.
Hamilton, that the City purchase uniform for the Chief of Police.
Motion carried.
Bills and accounts were read and on motion by Geo. Minter,
seconded by J. C. Holcomb, were allowed and ordered paid.
There being no other business to come before the Council,
.,a motion was made for adjournment.
Mayor.