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0 F.E.C.Ry Bridge, crossing said river. A.E.Sueverkruebbe appeared before the Board regarding taxes on his property for the year 1930. H e was advised no action could be taken by this Board. The following resolution was offered: w EREAS the Fine & Forfeiture iilund of this County has been for several months last past delpleted and considerable number of approved bills remain on file and unpaid on account of insufficient revenue, and WHEREAS no expenditures are being made out of the Agricultural and Publicity Funds of the County, and this Board has definitely determined that no expenditures will be made during the remainder of this budget year, and wHEREA3 there appears a surplus of $280.00 in the iAgricultural Fund and $440.00 in the Public*ty Fund, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners that such amounts be transferred from the Funds named to the Fine & Forfeiture Fund of the County, and the entire mount, when transferred be used to apply on bills for feeding prisoners in jail. Such transfer to be made only on the approval of the Comptroller. Upon being put to a vote, the same was unanimously adopted. The Tax Collector was requested to make distribution of all 1930 taxes collected up to .April 15th,1931 and to distribute all 1929 taxes he has collected to date. The Deputy Sheriff bond of 0. Roach, Jr., in the sum of U1.000.00 with Ormond Taylo; and C.R.P-cClure, as sureties was approved. The Notary Public Bond of 1+'. W. Heiser, Fellemere, in the sum of $500.00 with the American Surety Company, a corporation was approved. The Notary Public bond of George Kenneth Murdock in the sum of $500.00 with the Columbia Casualty Company, a corporation, as surety was approved. It was moved, seconded and carried that the order made March 3rd 1931 for the Road Superintendent to purchase,a,car of culvert pipe from C.C.Daley be rescinded. it was moved, seconded and carried that the Road Superintendent order culvert pipe as and when needed at and for the best price available. Commissioner Eli C. Walker, introduced the following resolution and.moved its adoption: 'REAS, This Board has and still is renting the up -stairs of the building located on Lots 18 to 21, inc., Block 47 Original Town of Vero, for Court House purposes, and, VIHERFA 9 the Clerk reports to this Board that the sum. of 02550.00 is now due in rents to the owners of said building; and such Clerk further advises this Board that the State and County taxes on said building for the years 1928, 1929 and 1930 has not been paid, all of which is delinquent; and this Board having ascertained that the 1928 and 1929 taxes and cost and charges amount to the sum of $2205.99, TBFMFORE, BE 1T RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners that the sum of $2205.99 be pais at t4is :time crit �tho„t.,suc amount be used to pay the 1928 and 1929 taxes and charges, anc the bialance due on the rents of 1;344.01 be retained by this Board and applied on the delinquent 1930 State and County taxes, and further that future rents to the amount of $572.99 be retained by this Board as such rents becomes due, and applied on said 1930 taxes, making a total of .q�917.00 the entire amount of 1930 taxes now due and delinquent. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the receipts as issued for such taxes be mailed or delivered to the duly authorized agent of such owners of said property. Upon being put to a vote the same ms unanixcously adopted. The following Road petitions were received and read: 1 1 I-