04/07/1933-CC-Minutes-Special0AT0l' 0 ICE
Ue, the undesTysionpd, R. G ® HURD2 L m La lr'CN LFL
T® Cm TII3'0 ? and Cl"iVa Ts , do solerrinly swear th t we
,ai11 faithful-tv and. impartially discharge and perfor,=n a.,
the duties inci-mbent upon us as mayor and aiderrflen of the
City of Sanger, Texas, according_ to the best of our skill
anal ability, avreeably to the oonstitution and laws of the
United 3ta,te and. of this state; and we do further er swear
that, since the adoyltion of the constitution of this state,
we, being citizens of this state, have not fought a duel :iiiith
deadly weapon:, within this state nor out of it, nor have we
sent or accepted a challenge to fight a duel. with deac.`l;y
weapons, nor have we acted as seconc,. in carrying a challenge
or aided., a,c?.vised or assisted any person thus offend_LM7
a.t we furthermore sole only swear that we have not, dircctly
nor indirectiy, paid, off'ered or promised to Pay, contributed
nor proutlsed to contribute, any motley or valuable tiii n , Or
promised any public office or employment, as a reward for
for^ the ;ivinpor ithliold.ing a vote at the election at
which we were elected, 50 IivLP t:-THFj GODe
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before rtie tlii s
APRIL 7, 1933
CANVASS ELECTION RETURNS AND INSTALL NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS
RG HURD DECLARED ELECTED MAYOR
LL MCNEILL, TC WILSON, AND CLEM GILES DECLARED ELECTED ALDERMEN
OATH OF OFFICE