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requesting the County to grade and.surface the street know. as Gibson street extending from Nichols avenue south to Orr avenue and grade surface Orr avenue from Gibson street east to School street on the west a distance of three blocks also; to grade and surface Baird Street from Berry Avenue two blocks south to Orr Avenue; Also; to Fill the corner at the intersection of Sebastian Avenue and Gibson Street; Also; to fill the corner of the intersection of Berry Avenue and Gibson Street; Also; to place rock on,the Sebastian Avenue (Bay Shore Road) to the Dixie Highway, was approved and E. F. Carter, Road SupmP ntendant was authorized to proceed with the placing of marl on the roads as requested in the petition. The Board requested E. E. Carter, Road Superintendent to select a place from each district in the County from which sand and marl could be obtained with the idea,,of the County purchasing said places for future use. On motion made by Albert 0. Helseth, seconded by W. C. Graves, Jr and unanimously carried it was ordered a warrant be issued on the General Revenue Fund to S. P. Starbird in the sum of $20.05 for additional canning equipment., Douglas Baker, Clerk was requested to write W. P. A. Headquarters with regard to e supervisor for the canning Project in Indian River County. It was moved by N. C. Graves, Jr, Seconded by Albert 0. Helseth and unanimously carried that the sum of $50.00 be paid from the funds of Vero -Quay Bridge District to the Indi River Fire Protective Association for maintenance tind operation including labor, gas and oil for the growers fire truck for fire protection of public bridges and culverts in the Vero and Quay Bridge Districts. Deputy Sheriffs Bond for. Glen S. Huff, Fellsmere, Florida in the sum of $1000 with Samuel Mensh and Clayton T. Browneas sureties was approved. It was ordered the Inspectors and Clerk of the several voting precincts of the County who served for the first Primary election held Tuesday, May 7, 1940 be paid according to state - meats approved by this Board and on file'in the Clerk's office and the Clerk was instructed to issue the warrants in settlement of said claim against the County. The Board then proceeded to and did name and select the following persons as Inspect- ors and Clerk of Flection of the various precincts to hold and conduct the second Primary Election to.be held.May 289 1940, to -wit: INCT NO. 1,ROSELAND L. Ashburner, pars. C. D. Gibson and Albert U.. aeg, Inspectors and Edna Holtzclaw, Clerk, Voting Place: -Community Hall. PRECINCT ISO. 2 SEBASTIAN A. Foster, Richard Kimble and Theo. Davis, Inspectors and P. P. Lawson, Clerk. Voting Place: Public Hall. PRECINCT NO._ 3._ WABASSO P..H. Chesser, T. J. Cail and C. C. Massey, Inspectors and C. A. Vandiveer, Clerk. Voting Place: Legion (Community) Hall. PRECINCT NO. 4. WINTER BEACH R. P. Hurst, Morris Valker and W. E. Lawhon, Inspectors and Joseph F. Rabeok, Clerk. Voting Place: Hinton's Store. PRECINCT NO. 5 . ' NQS VERO _BEACH C. L, Lewrey, Harry Hearne and Dors. R. L. Wykoff, Inspectors and H. S. Guar, Clerk. Voting Place: Community Building. PRECINCT NO. 6. SOUTH VERO BEACH Yam. Atkin, Christine E. Rieche and Sarah H. Bridge, Inspectors and J. H. Baker, Clerk. Voting Place: Rohrbach Building.