Council Proceedings: December 1, 1904

Resolved that the sum of Two hundred dollars ($200) be allowed the Ft Worth Benevolent home as the City's Contribution for the current year for the instenance of that institution and that the City Secretary be and he is hereby authorized to issue a warrant for that amount payable to the order of the Treasurer of the said Benevolent Home.

W.G. Newby

AFFIDAVIT TO ANY FACT. Texas Printing Co, Manufacturing Stationers, Fort Worth.

STATE OF TEXAS, } COUNTY OF TARRANT. } BEFORE ME, the undersigned, this day personally appeared \____ who, after being by me duly sworn, did depose and say _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Sworn to and subscribed before me. WITNESS my hand, this is the 5th day of April, 1904. _____ Presiding Judge ______Ward, City of Fort Worth, Texas.

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FILED DEC 2 1904 Jno T. Montgomery City Sec'y

Fort Worth, Texas, Nov 21st, 1904.

To Honorable Mayor and City Council, City.

Gentlemen:

We the undersigned Property Owners aud Lessee's on Rusk Street between Fourth and Eight Streets, and on said Cross Streets, do hereby petition the Honorable Mayor and City Council to have the Fort Worth and Rosen Heights Street Railway Co to remain on Fourth Street and on Rusk Street according to their Franchise first granted them.

The Street Car Track has already been put down on said Street, and we do not think that he should have the privilege of changing same just to suit himself.

Respectfully,

Petition

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FILED DEC 2 1904 Jno T. Montgomery City Sec'y

J.J. NUNNALLY City Auditor, Fort Worth

Fort Worth, Texas, Dec 2" 1904

To the Hon Mayor and City Council

Gentlemen:-

We your Committee on Claim recommend That the following claims duly approved by the City Auditor be allowed and warrants drawn on the funds to which they properly belong to wit

Claims Committee