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MINUTE BOOK No. 17, CITY OF OXFORD

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<strong>MINUTE</strong> <strong>BOOK</strong> <strong>No</strong>. <strong>17</strong>, <strong>CITY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>OXFORD</strong>s"a34K-TOM L. KETCHINGS co., NATCHEZ\RECESS, REGULAR ¥£ETING 7:00 P. M. FEBRUARY 11, 1957Pursuant to a recess order entered on February 5, 1957, the Mayor and Board of Aldermenmet on February 11, 1957 at 7:00 P. M. in the Mayor and Board of Aldermens' Chamber in theCity Hall when and where the follOwing were present:Richard W. Elliott, Mayor, PresidingBennie H. Crouch, Alderman ~JardOneWilliam N. Lovelady, Alderman Ward TwoH. S. Sisk, Alderman Ward ThreeWill A. Hickman, Alderman Ward FourJ. 1-1. Price, AttorneyE. P. Lowe, EngineerGill '!tI. Johnson, Supt. of Light DepartmentC. P. Fulmer, ClerkAfter the meeting had been called to order, the follOwing business was transacted:(Motion of Alderman Crouch seconded by Alderman Lovelady and passed unanimously, it ishereby ordered that the special improvement assessments heretofore levied againstLafayette Sales Company for special improvements to South 14th Street be divided asfollows:That Portion of said city lot number 65 conveyed by Lafayette Sales Company on13 September 1956 to John H. Phillips by deed recorded in Deed Book 160 at Page 39of the deed records of said county shall hereafter be separately assessed as theseparate property of said John H. ~hillips and his successors in title and said propertysold to said John H. ?hillips shall be liable for the sum of $197.21 of the princi~indebtedness for said special improvements now assessed to Lafayette Sales Company:Also that portion of said property conveyed to Dorothy F. Dodson by said LafayetteSales Company by deed dated 12 Septernber 1956 recorded in Book 160 at Page 45 of thedeed records of Lafayette County, Mississippi, shall hereafter be assessed separatelyto said Dorothy F. Dodson and her successors in title and the proportionate part of theassessments remaining to be paid by said Lafayette Sales Company which shall hereafterbe a lien only upon the land of said Dorothy F. Dodson is the sum of $194.06 principajplus interest and the said Lafayette Sales Company shall remain liable for all otherspecial improvement assessments not hereby released.l'lr. Irby Seay brought before the Board the matter of a request from Mathews Hhitfield Inc.for extension of time on construction of the sewage disposal plants and after a lengthydiscussion of the matter between }1r. Seay, Mr. Mathews and the Board, and on recommendationby Mr. Seay, Alderman H-ckman made a motion that 12 days extension of time be given up toand including January 21, 1957 for bad weather, and he further moved that all other matterspertaining to alleged delay caused by steel strike and delivery of equipment be continuedfor further study by the Board, this motion was seconded by Alderman Crouch, and passed,and it was so ordered.Motion was duly made seconded and passed that this Board do now recess untill February 18, 1957 at7 :J()P. M.

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