El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28

presents appropriated ana set apart
10 that end and no part thereof shall
be diverted TO the payment Of any
other Indebtedness whatsoever.
In addition to the sum paid i'm cash,
there shall be paid to the said ]. T.
Morgan the further sum Of siXty-One
thousand eight hundred and seventy
one ($6t.S7L00) dollars in interest
bearing warrants and scrip. each war
rant to bear interest from the first day
of November. a. D.. 1916. at the rate
OF six per cent O. per cent? per annum.
with interest payable semi annually;
said warrants to he issued in the de
nominations OF one thousand (SfOOOl
dollars each, except the last, which
shall be for the sum Of eight hundred
and seventy-one (SS71.OO) dollars. and
said warrants shall become due and
payable as follows; Twelve C12) there
OF i'm one o. year after their date:
twelve (12) thereof in two 90 years
after their date. twelve (12) thereof
I'm three 80 years after their date.
twelve (12J thereof in four t4) years
after their date, and the remaining
fourteen 90 in five 90 years after
their date.
it is further ordered by the court
that there shall be hereafter levied
and collected. a tax sufficient 10 pay
whole Of said warrants. with interest
thereon as above provided. annually.
as the same shall become due. and
that the county enter into contract
with the said Morgan so to do.
And it appearing to the court that
the contract in writing submitted by
the county attorney OF this county.
and as approved by the said Morgan,
is fair and just and embOdies I'm writ
ten form the true spirit Of this order.
and the agreement Of the parties with
reference to the matters therein and
herein set forth, the same is by these
presents in all things approved, and
the Hon. Adrian Pool judge OF this
court, is by these presents. empowered.
authorized and directed to sign. ex-
ecute and deliver the same as the act
and deed OF the said county OF FL
PasO. Texas. retaining a duplicate
thereof, signed by the said J. T. Nor
gan.
Jan. 10, 1915.
Order authorizing the issuance Of
bonds
The State OF Texas.
County OF II Paso.
On the 10th day OF January. 1918.
the commissioners court Of FL Psso
county. convened in regular session,
all the members thereof. to wit:
Adrian Pool county Judge
James Clifford, commissioner, pre-
Geo. Pendell. commissioner, precinct
No. p
J. NJ Walling, commissioner. precinct
No. 4.
above being present. and. among
other proceedings have passed the fol-
lowing order:
Whereas. at an election held FOR the
purpose on the Goth day OF Dec, 1915.
majority Of the qualified property
tax paying voters Of Common School
District No " 3. Of this county. vot-
ing at said election, voted in favor OF
the issuance Of the bonds herein afte-
described. and in favor Of the tax
hereinafter levied.
Il is therefore ordered by the said
commissioners court OF Fl Paso
county, that the bonds of said county
to be called Common School District
No. W School House Bonds be issued
on the faith and credit OF Common.
School District No. W 3, OF said county.
as established by order Of the commits
siOners' court of said county as No.
W passed on the 11th day of May.
1914. which is Of record in the minutes
Of said court on page 116. book 9. and
later on the 22nd day September, 1915.
changed from No. " to No. W g.
Tor the purpose OF providing funds
TO be expended in payment of accounts
legally contracted in building and
equipping public schools OF brick ma
terisl within said district
Said bonds shall be numbered con-
secutively from one TO fifteen. in
elusive; shall be Of the denomination
Of one thousand ts10OQ.80) dollars each.
aggregatng fifteen thousand (S15,0OO)
dollars.
They shall be dated the 18th day
OF January, 1915, and shall become
duo and payable forty years after
date with option or redemption after
twenty years
They shall bear interest at the rate
OF five per cent per annum. payable
annually on April 10th Of each year.
Principal and interest shall be pay
able upon presentation and surrender
OF bonds or paper coupons in lawful
money OF the United States at the
county school depository at Fl Paso.
Texas, or at the state treasury at
Austin, Texas or at the Fort Dearborn
National Bank at Chicago, Ill
The said bonds shall be signed by
the county judge, counter signed by
the county clerk. and registered by
the county treasurer. and the seal OF
pressed upon each Of them.
The facsimile signatures OF the
county judge and county clerk may
be autographed, engraved or printed
on the coupons.
1t is further ordered by the court
that TO pay interest on said bonds and
create a sinking fund sufficient to
discharge them a maturity. a tax OF
and at the rate Of 10 cents on each
500 OF the assessed valuation OF all
property subject 10 taxation in said
Common school District No. " 3 OF this
county shall he annually levied, as
sessed and collected upon said prop
crty until said bonds with interest. are
paid and said tax is here now levied
for the year 1916.
Jan. 10. 1916.
On this day on motion Of commits
sioner Pendell duly made and sec
onded. IL is ordered by the court that
George Buchanan continue to pay the
pension allowances at Ysieta.
The court then adjourned sine die.
Attest:
Adrian Pool. county judge.
T. 3. McClintOck, clerk.
BY c. Amanda. deputy
Friday. Jan. 14th 1915
Court met at IL O'Clock d. m.
Officers present:
Hon Adrian Pool, county judge. pre-
siding
Hon George Pendeu. commissioner,
precinct No. .,
Hon. Seth b. Orndorff. commissioner
precinct No %.
f. f. McClintock, county clerk
Jan Il. 1915.
on this day on motion Of commits
sioner PendeI duly made and sec
onded. il is ordered by the court that
Jose Madrid be and he is hereby ap-
pointed trustee i'm aud for School Dis
trict w No. z at Fabens
Jan. IA. 1916.