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THE BATTALION
City Ordinances j
it ordained by the City Coun
cil of the City of Collec* Station
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Section I. \{ \
\ No Perm, association, or cor-
poratkm shall, on sad after May 15,
1939, encase in furnishing water,
power, (fan, telephone, or
sewerage service to the public
within the limits of the City nor
nae the highways, streets or alleys
within the city in connection with
furnishing any of the aforesaid
utilities services, anless said per-
son, association or corporation shall
hare plained and thereafter keeps
In fuliforoe and effect a franchise
to do so.
Section 2.
A$y agency desiring to furnish
any of the utilities service* refer
*wd to in Section 1 of this onii
nance, or |o use the highways,
streets or alleys within the city in
connection with the furnhdtntg of
snch services, shall make and ftte
witk the Chy Secretary a written
application, showing the name and
1 address of the applicant for the
franchise, the name and address erf
the person making the application,
the kind or kinds of utilities ser
vices to be furnished, the area
within the city to be served; and
the names and addresses of the
persons or the officers of the cor
poration opoa whom legal service
may be made. Said application shall
be accompanied by a fee of $3
which sum shall be used by the City
to cover the expenses of carrying
out this ordinance.
Section 4. / , * •
When an application for a fran
ehiae has Wn filed, the mayor
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Official Notices
THB A. 8. A. B. WILL NKBT
tonight at 7:30 in the lecture igpom
of the Ag. Engineering building
ON BULLETIN BOARDS 11 A
IS on the first floor of the Acade
mic Building may 1*- found posted
a schedule of conflict examinations
E. J. HOWELL
Registrar
THB BIOLOGY CLUB
hold a short but important busi
ness meeting in the Biology Lec
ture Room tonight at 7:30. FeDow-
iag this the dub will go to the
Physics Building for a seasioa in
mstroopmy. Dr. D. F. Weaken will
give an informal talk on astrono
my and answered questions.
PRE-LAW CLUB MEETING,
Thursday night. May 18, room SOS,
beginning at
7:30, Final plana wffl be made for
the Pre-Law banquet to be held
Friday, May It.
T. M. C. A*—
(Continued from
Whether or pat this
be allowed to conduct
must be passed by the
Directors. Since this
makes a- charfa of
the Board may decide
bon of tho college.
t as efficiently for
If
will
-TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1939
Of coarse the biggest part of
the whole fund will come from do
nations of ex-stodonts. President
Wsltoa has subscribed for $600 and
reports that bo has in his posses
sion another chock for $1000 is a
starter for the campaign. Several
seniors have expressed their wflL
ingness to si.h*< nbe for $100 to bo
ps id $25 a yds and taka tho next
four yean to pay it out
Aa enfinoer
grounds in Now
new l\ d» 'rlop«i
p. h.
American Armament Company's proving
to gaping hole tern ia airplane wing by
gam. This air cannon, mounted ia aose
of a pursuit plane. Area IN shots a minute, aad is the answer to uew
super bom hers, laveatora of tho cannon are deveiapiag a 400-m
plane as “gin platform" for the new weapon,
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shall order a hearing on the appli
cation, notice of said hearing shall
be given by publication in one is-
Picture Filmed by
Former A. & M. Man
Shown Thursday
In view of the present threaten
ed invasion of Texas by the Pink
Bollworm, the results of which
would yory likely be disastrious
to Texas cotton growers, ‘The
'Pink Bollworm in Texas,” to ba
shown hare Thursday ia the lec
ture room of the Physics Building,
promises to ba a very interesting
and timely motion picture.
THE STAFF OF THE SCHOOL
of Engineering will be host to the
students of engineering who ac
hieved the Distinguished Student
roll the first semester at this sea
skm at a banquet te be held in the
WILL banquet room of the mess hall at
6:80 p. m., Hay 22. John R. Suman,
vice-president of the Humble Oil
and Refining Company, has accept
ed the invitation to be the prind-
pul speaker.
GIBB GILCHRIST
Dean of Engineering
If * a
y
TEE PRESIDENTS OFF1CB
has a few extra invitations to Com
mencement for those students who
will call for them.
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‘IT Is for
Uniform—
“R” Is for Ross—
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Combine the Two
And VoiTH Never
Be Lost!
ROSS TAILORS
Brvan
sue of the offint! city paper. Upon
favorable action by the city coun
cil, the City Secretary shall issue
the franehM.
Section 5.
Any person, association or cor
poration which ia violation of this
ordinance shall without obtaining
a franchise furnish aw utilities
services enumerated in Section 1
of this ordinance or oso the high
ways, streets or alleys of the city,
Jin connection with furnish nvr such
services shall be fined not more
than $100; ahd each day such vio
lation rontintMS'ahalll tonstitute a
separate offline
Passed, approved and ordered
published this the 4 day of May,
1939. v'
j ' iJh. BINWlY, Mayor.
ATTEST:
Sidney L. Loveless,
City Sectutary.
Be it ordained, by the City Ooun-
ity of C
cil of the City'of
J Texas:, '•
ollege Station,
1. That all ears shall come to
a complete atop at the intersection
of Sulphur Springs Road and Bell
Street.
2. That traffic on Bell Street,
beginning at the intersection of
said street and the Sulphur Springs
Road and thence northward for
one block, shall move northwardly
only.
3. That the parking limit along
Bell Street and the North side of
Sulphar Springs Road be limited
to 30 minutes aad along the south
side at Sulphur Springs Road be
limited to one hour.
4. That the maximum speed limit
for say motor vehicle within the
city limits shall not exceed 20 miles
per hour.
6. That the violation of any sec
tion of this ordinance shall be pun
ishable by fine not to exceed
twenty-five dollars ($25.00). :
Passed and approved this the 4th
day of May A. D. 1939.
J. H. BINNEY, Mayor.
ATTEST:
Sidney I. Loveless.
City Secretary.
. 1 WOULD LIKE EVERY AGR1
cultural senior to meet me in Guktn
Hall Friday at II a. m. Attend
ance required. Credit for atten
danoe. , l
E. J. KYLE, Dean
School of Agriculture
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May 16 and 17 — 6:30 P. M.
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