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MINUTE BOOK No. 24, CITY OF OXFORD
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meeting rea0, considered and adopted, paragraph by paragraph, section by sectio
then as a whole and, the question being put to a roll call vote, the result
was as follows:
Alderman McLaurin voted Yea
Alderman King voted Yea
Alderman Hannaford voted Yea
Alderman Pettis voted Yea
Alderman Goolsby voted Yea
The motion having received the affirmative vote of all the members of
the Board, the Mayor declared the motion carried and the resolution adopted on
this August 21, 1969.
ATTEST: MAYOR
The City Clerk brought to the attention of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen
a request from Mr. Omar Craig, attorney for the Dorothy Oldham Estate, for
the amount which the City would accept as consideration for quitclaim deed
to the Dorothy Oldham Estate on three lots, two of which front on Filmore
Avenue and one of which fronts on Pierce Avenue, since City of Oxford records
show these lots maturing to the City for special street improvement assessments
Motion was made by Alderman King, seconded by Alderman Goolsby and passed
unanimously, authorizing the City Clerk to inform Mr. Craig that the City will
accept $1,340.40 as consideration for a quitclaim deed to the three fractions
of City lots 59 which were formerly assessed to Miss Dorothy Oldham on the
City of Oxford Special Street Assessment Roll.
A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENTION OF
THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE
CITY OF OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI TO ADVERTISE
FOR SALE CITY APARTMENT BUILDINGS NO. 1
AND 3
BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City of Oxford,
I Mississippi that it is the intention of said Mayor and Board of Aldermen to
advertise for sale City Apartments No.land No. 3.
Unless objections to or protest against this resolution is made by 7:30
p. m. on Septethber 16, 1969 then said Mayor and Board of Aldermen will take
final action on this resolution.
The above and foregoing resolution having been introduced in writing by
the Clerk of said Board, was read and considered section by section, and then
as a whole, and the motion of Alderman McLaurin, seconded by Alderman King and