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270 and marked out the following as the best route for said proposed road. (Said road is to be Fifty feet wide). Commencing at a point Ten (10) feet north of the south-east corner of the North- East one-quarter of 'rection thirty-one (31); Township Thirty-one (31) South, Range Thirty-nine (39) East; thence west parallel to the East and vest center section line of said 'Section to the South-west corner of the South-west quarter of the North-east one-. ` quarter Section Thirty-six (36) Township 'Thirty-one (31) South, Range Thirty-eight (38) East, a distance of one and one-quarter (1) miles. Said road right-of-way to be Fifty (50) feet in width, twenty-five feet on either side of the above described center line. Therefore, having performed the duties required by law under the appointment of yo honors, we pray to be discharged. A. 1. 'Stinson V.Y.Mi chael D.L.Leisher, Committ6e. The above report is hereby accepted and approved, and it is ordered that said road be advertised for a period of 30 days, after which the same will be declared a public County road, if no protest is filed as provided by law. Confederate pension application of Betty Smith, widow of Geo. Smith was approved. The Board of Commissioners of the uabasso Bridge District filed their auditor's report of their condition, which was accepted, and which showed a balance of $4,035.66 to the credit of such Commissioners. All books and accounts together with the amount being turned over to the Board of County Commissioners to administer in the future in accordance with an ,pct of the Legislature of 1929, placing the wabasso Bridge District under the jurisdiction of the Board of County Commissioners. The report of C.R.Tidwell, Assistant State Auditor 'for audit up to October let 1929 was received and submitted to the Board, and the same was ordered filed as a part of the public records of the County. S.N.Smith and C.P.Diamond,Special Investigators heretofore appointed by the Board filed their bill for services rendered. It was moved by Com'r. Hamilton, seconded by Com'r. Yongue that the bill be approve for X150.00 each. Upon roll call vote: Ayes; Com'rs. Yongue; XzBruce and Hamilton. Nays: Atkin. The mothers' Pension application of Mrs. Anna Mohr, of Fero Beach, Florida RFD' was approved and warrant ordered issued to her each month for the sum of $25.00. It was moved, seconded and carried that the Board accept all notes, mortgages and securities held by the Board as security for deposits in the Vero Beach Bank & Trust Co., and give the Receiver of the Bank credit for 257 of the total face amount and authority is given the Deceiver to take credit for $36,291.33 and the Clerk file claim for the balance due the County, all of which will be subject to the approval of the State Comp- troller and order of the Circuit Court thereon. Receiver T.A.-Stewart agreed to take the matter up with Ernest Amos, Comptroller, and advise the Board of his action. The following resolution was adopted unanimously: WHEREAS, the Fine & Earfeiture Fund of the County has, for sevexa,l months last past been delpeted and there is not on hand sufficient funds to meet the obligations out - i s tard ing a.nd app roved, and, 9BEREAS, the Publicity Fund appears to have on hand a very small surplus of cash, TEEIEFORE, Be it Resolved, that- the sum of $254.18 in the Farmers Bank of Fero Beach and the sum of X150.00 in the Indian River County Bank, in said Publicity Fund be 1 1 1