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OFFICE OF W. J. GILVIN. City Tax Collector of Fort Worth, Texas FORT WORTH, TEXAS, 190
Deputies: R. G. LITTLEJOHN W. B. MARTEL
In compliance with your request of the following information in relation to lands described, is furnished from the records of this office: DESCRIPTION OF LANDS
| YEAR | LOT | BLOCK | ADDITION | VALUE | TAX | COST | PENALTY | TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | 5 | Union Depot | 600,00 | 10.50 |
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Dr. Lyman A. Barber, City Physician and Health Officer Office, 204-205-206 Reynolds Bldg., 8th and Houston Streets
Both Phones 978
Fort Worth, Texas, Sept 17 1906
To the Hon. The Mayor & City Council, City.
Gentlemen:-
I hereby recommend that B. U. Bell & Max Bender, Health Inspectors, appointed to serve until Oct. 1st 06. be reappointed to serve until next regular appointment of City Officers by City Council. I make this recommendation because it is my opinion that two Health Inspectors are unable to keep City in a sanitary condition on account of extensive territory to be covered. Existing conditions keep four men constantly at work & even then it is very hard to please everybody which we strive to do & keep our City in a clean, sanitary condition. Since inspectors were placed under my charge, 3,700 notices have been served, in addition to regular routine work.
Respectfully Lyman A. Barber, M. D. City Physician.
