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THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Wm. G. NEWBY, Prest. W. J. BOAZ, Vice Prest. G. H. COLVIN, Cashier. E. RENFRO, Ass't Cashier. April, 7, 1905.
To the Honorable Mayor & City Council.
Gentlemen:
Having temporarily removed from the Sixth Ward and feeling that perhaps the people would be better represented by some one who is all the time in the Ward, I herewith tender my resignation as Alderman of the Sixth Ward to take effect as soon as my successor is elected and qualified.
In resigning, I desire to express to the Mayor, Aldermen and Officers of the City Government, my thanks for their uniform courtesy to me during the time I have been in Office.
Respectfully, Wm. G. Newby
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W. M. REA, CHIEF MEMBER INTERNATIONAL ASS'N CHIEFS OF POLICE.
JAS. A. ALLEN, ASS'T CHIEF
Police Department City of Fort Worth
Fort Worth, Texas,
To The Police Committee
Gentlemen
Herewith please find list of names of men whom I have selected as police officers for the ensuing which I respectfully ask to be confirmed
J. H. Maddox Chf Pol
| "Asst Chief" | "Patrolmen" | |
| √ Lem E. Day | √ W. P. McGlothlin | |
| √ A. S. Willer | "Extra" | |
| "Night Captain" | √ Perry Pugh | √ S. E. Eddings |
| √ G. G. Davis | √ L. M. Stone | |
| √ T. F. Blanton | √ H. E. Meek | |
| √ A. L. Bibb | "Chain Gang Guards" | |
| "Mounted Officers" | √ J. M. Akin | |
| √ Wm Chaddick | √ Geo Craig | |
| √ T. J. Maben | √ J. D. Allgood | √ W. A. Rogers |
| √ T. J. Snow | √ Sam McGlothlin | |
| √ Denny Lloyd | √ A. W. Bills | |
| √ E. H. Peterson | √ Thos Capp | |
| √ C. W. Newby | √ A. W. Snyder | |
| √ Frank Carter | √ E. J. Cone | |
| √ John Turner | ||
| "Police Clerk" | √ G. W. Eversledge | |
| √ Jas E. Fenelon | √ J. A. Allen | |
| √ I. P. Maddox | ||
| "Patrol Drivers" | √ Al Ray | |
| √ G. J. Talbot | ||
| √ Howard Fogg | ||
| √ J. G. Taggert |
Gentlemen
We your Committee beg to respectfully recommend that the above be confirmed.
Wm. G. Newby Jake F Zurn John F. Lehane
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No. 6810 GEO W. ARMSTRONG, Pres. D. H. BOWEN, Cashier First National BAnk of Sour Lake, Texas. PAID UP CAPITAL $60,000.00 SOUR LAKE, TEXAS.
Fort Worth, Texas, March 1"/1905.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of Fort Worth:
Gentlemen:-
The rendition of the property described in the enclosed statement is excessive for the year 1902. This is a vacant lot, and was vacant at that time, and was then worth about what is was rendered rented for in 1904, to-wit, $325.00, whereas the rendition is $1750.00. It was evidently assessed on the basis of being improved. I respectfully ask you to reduce the assessment to $325.00.
Yours respectfully, Geo. W. Armstrong