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JOHN B. HAWLEY, CONSULTING ENGINEER, MEMBER AMERICAN SOCIETY CIVIL ENGINEERS. MEMBER ENGINEERING ASSOCIATION OF THE SOUTH. CITY ENGINEER, FORT WORTH.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS April 15th 1904.
Hon. The Mayor and City Council, City.
Gentlemen:
In the matter of attached resolution of Ald. Newby, I have the honor to report:
That a proper culvert can be built of masonry and steel for about $250.00, and a proper brick gutter, with easy curve, for about $220.00.
Property owners are very desirous of a culvert instead of gutter, in which opinion I concur.
Respectfully, John B. Hawley City Engineer.
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JOHN B. HAWLEY, CONSULTING ENGINEER, MEMBER AMERICAN SOCIETY CIVIL ENGINEERS. MEMBER ENGINEERING ASSOCIATION OF THE SOUTH. CITY ENGINEER, FORT WORTH.
For Record JBH
Whereas in the matter of sewerage in block one Rector's Addition and blocks one hundred and two, one hundred and three, City of Ft. Worth, the fall in said sewer not being sufficient:
Therefore the City of Fort Worth agrees to do all the work and turn said sewer to the west where it can get sufficient fall:
Now, therefore we the undersigned citizens living in said blocks agree that the City may enter upon said property and do said work, the same to be done at the expense of the City and without any cost to the undersigned citizens.
| J. N. Shannon | ________ |
| A. T. Rake | ________ |
| H. C. Holloway | 100 ft |
| Mrs. Sholb | ________ |
| Miss H. Hendrick | ________ |
| Mrs Douglas Wolseley | ___________ |
| Mrs. J. W. Draughon | ________ |
| J. W. Adams | ________ |
| Mrs. L. B. Pendleton | ______ |
| J. P. Bergman | ________ |
| A. S. Dingee | ________ |
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JOHN B. HAWLEY, CONSULTING ENGINEER, MEMBER AMERICAN SOCIETY CIVIL ENGINEERS. MEMBER ENGINEERING ASSOCIATION OF THE SOUTH. CITY ENGINEER, FORT WORTH.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS, Feb. 6th 1904.
Hon. Henry W. Holloway, Care Turner & Dingee, City.
Dear Mr. Holloway:
Capt. Scoble and I have discovered that we can connect the larger part of the block you live in, as well as the greater part of 102 & 103, to the sewer in alley just west of you, running between 5th and 7th Sts.
This will entail a very large expense on the City, as the majority of the work will have to be laid in solid rock, at depths varying from one to five feet. (You know its all rock west of you.)
Please get the consent of all property owners to right of way for the work, and Capt. Scoble and I will endeavor to proceed with the work at once.
Since you are very much more familiar with Right of Way matters than the writer, I will depend on you to have proper form submitted to the owners.
We will want to follow, approximately, the middle line of the block; that is, the middle line between 5th and 7th.
Sincerely yours, John B. Hawley City Engineer.
