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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1968
Page
7
Barstow Independent School District announces sale by bid of Lots 7 through 12, Block 54, Original Town of Barstow, Ward County Texas, plus a four room frame stucco residence. Sealed bids due for opening July 15 1968 at 8:00 PM. Board may reject any bid.
Mrs. J. L. Goodman of 1419 S Plum Pecos Texas seeks a certification of occupancy and a special exception to place a mobile home in the rear yard of Lot 28 in Block 4 Morris Addition Pecos City Reeves County. The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing July 18 1968 at 7 30 P M at City Hall.
A public sale of Lot Three, Block Forty-Six in the Original Town of Pecos City Reeves County Texas will be held August 6 1968 between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM at the Reeves County Courthouse Pecos. The sale follows a 1968 judgment against Guadalupe Perea and First National Bank of Pecos and is limited to tax units as bidders with redemption rights. Allen K Killough deputy signs for Sheriff A B Nail. Publication dates July 12, 19, and 26 1968.
On July 9 1968 the Clerk issued an Order of Sale directing the Sheriff to seize levy and sell property described as Lot 12 Block 45 Original Town Pecos City Reeves County Texas to satisfy taxes penalties and costs against Emily Christopher George Barton Harold Lindley and Brown & Root Inc and allowing division and sale in parts if needed under law.
The District Court case in Reeves County Texas orders sale of Lot 19 Block 11 Bankhead Addition Pecos City to satisfy taxes penalties and costs. The county to seize levy and sell the property at the courthouse door with the aim of satisfying the adjudged amount to the tax claimant.
District judgment against Rosario Flores and Fay M Flores for taxes penalties and costs orders seizure of Lot 1 Block 12 Bankhead County Texas. Sheriff to levy and sell on first Tuesday after July 9 1968 in divisions not the whole with dates July 12 19 26 1968.
The Town of Pecos City Texas invites sealed proposals until 8 30 A M July 25 1968 at the City Manager's office for one 1968 four door sedan to be used on police patrol. Specifications available from City Manager. The council may reject any or all bids waive technicalities and select the best bid. Prize July 12 and 16 1968.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department launches a state wide outdoor recreation survey with Pecos area supervisor Elsie Daniel overseeing Reeves County in a bid to locate and improve parks and facilities. Data will be confidential and coded for city and regional planning.
University of Oklahoma announces spring Honor Roll with 3 222 students. Cindy Johnson and Shirley Pierce named among honorees for maintaining at least a B average in 12 credit hours with no incomplete or unsatisfactory grades.
The Pecos Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors authorized buying 15 000 brochures from Hawks Printing Company for 895 dollars to promote Pecos tourism. Divisions reported favorable crop outlook and active cantaloupe packing while highway officials plan new bridge signs and an interchange marker. Ruth Dell Cothrun guests and Harriett Hughes requested a 250 dollar budget for the Golden Girl Page. Joel Daniel recently became Community Improvement Division director.
Reeves County Commissioners Court met on schedule approving the purchase of 500 new volumes from Jean Karr Company for about $900 for the Reeves County Library. County Agent Paul Tapp reported on the 4-H Leadership Conference at Cloudcroft New Mexico and led a local delegation. The court also approved a fire protection contract with the city costing $6,000 for Pecos Volunteer Fire Department services through April 1969.
Mr. and Mrs. G P Luckett and Mr. and Mrs C M Gault with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wofford and Mrs. Date Luckett express appreciation to friends and neighbors for gifts and thoughtfulness during their period of sorrow.
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