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ii The several bills against the County were examined, having been audited and were found correct, and warrants issued in settlement of same. The amount*' so expended from the several funds of the County is as follows: General Revenue fund 07414.00 Fine & Forfeiture Fund 897.63 Road and Bridge Fund 5051.81 Mothers Pension Fund 158.00 Interest & Sinkinf Fund 16961.44 Spec R & .13 Dist No.1 (Int&Sink)2160.00 Publicity Fund 500.00 The several County Depositories filed their monthly statements showing amounts received, warrants paid and balance on hand for the month of November. The following is the amount on hand in the several Depositories of the County: General Revenue Fundm $34,446.72 Fine & Forfeiture Fund 3,462.70 Road & Bridge Fund 7,502.12 Agricultural fund 958.18 Time Warrant Issue of 1925 30,094.71 Mother's Pension Fund 383.50 Publicity Fund 565.61 Spec R & 13 Dist i o.1 (Int &Sink)31,580.04 Interest & Sinking Fund 25,279.51 There being no further business, on motion made, seconded and carried the Board adjourned until the next regular meeting in January 1926. TUESDAY, JANUARY 5th, 1926. The Board of County Commissioners in and for Indian River County, Florida, met at the Court House in Vero Beach, on Tuesday January 5th 1926 at 10 o'olook 4.M. with the following members of the Board present: John H. Atkin, Chairman, G. A. Braddook; J. W. iaBruoe; Donald Forbes and 0. 0. Helseth. Also present were Miles Warren, Clerk and J. W. Knight, Sheriff. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The County Judge filed his report of real estate license collected showing $855.00 for the State, $171.00 for the Real Estate Board and $427.50 collected for the County. A communication having been received from Okeechobee County offering $10.00, per month for all county prisoners, it was ordered that all prisoners of Indian River County be leased to Okeeohobee County on such basis. The Deputy Sheriff bond o3 Elliott Bray in'the sum of $1,000.00 with R. J. Dunham and G. F. Green as sureties was approved. The Notary Biblio bond of G. R. Olmstead in the sum of $500.00 with the American Surety Company, a corporation of New York, as surety was approved. The Notary Public bond of Helene Gude in the sum of #00,00 with the American Surety Company, a corporation of New York as surety was approved. David Waugh of 425 Wood Street St. Petersburg, Florida, filed a bill with the County for repairs to Cadillac automobile in which he alleged the damage was caused by County Road Truck. It was ordered that the bill be rejected. The following Road Committee Report was filed, read and approved: ROAD COMMITTEE REPORT.