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I- - 699. Reserve uncollected taxes ............................ 1964.50 762. Interest on Funded Debt .............................. 1560.00 772. Bonds ................................................ 3000.00 TOTAL.,...............f 5804 50 INTEREST AND SINKING FUND. 224. Tax Assessor's Commission ............................ 40.00 225. Tax Collector's Coaomission ........................... .30.00 762. Pro -rata debt. St. Lucie County Refunding Bonds, dated July 1, 1937 ................................... 3582.50 TOTAL... ..............$ 3651M It was thereupon resolved that the Clerk of the Circuit Court be directed to have the foregoing estimates as made by the Board published in a newspaper in this County by two inser- tions and that a copy thereof properly certified to be forwarded to the Comptroller of the Ste of Florida. Miss Leila M. Bunkley, County Nurse, appeared before the Board and Riede a report of her activities for the month of ;unes' 19#0 as follows, to -wit: COUNTY NURSE'S MONTHLY REP RT Total number of cases for the Month 103 Number of Visits to cases 130 Number of visits in behalf of oases 50 Number of office interviews 40 Number of cases to E.Z.N& T. Specialist 10 Number of cases to dentist 3 For Chest Z ray- West Palm Beach 10 Number of Bases cared for in hospital 9 Laboratory Specimens submitted, Hook worm 19 Blood tests 33 Number of treatments for, Hook worm 26 Number of treatments for V. D. cases 50 Number of children given toxoid at clinic Sebastian, Fla. White 25 Colored 11 Number of cases to Physicians 15 Attendance at Cripple Childrens Clinic 45 Commission cases 38 Non: Commission Cases 7 It was ordered Mrs. Jessie Yates be reinstated on the list to receive the sum of $10.00 per month from the Mother's Pension Fund until the further orders of the Board. It was ordered Mrs. Rudolph Votrobek, Fellsmere, Florida be placed on the Pauper's list to receive the sum of $10.00 per month until the further orders of the Hoard. Hon. George T. Tippin appeared before the Board regarding an exhibit from Indian Rive County at the Tampa Fair to be held in the future and stated that he did not approve of the set up and therefore did not think it advisable for the County to furnish and provide for an exhibi KANNER ACT -RESOLUTION. Commissioner V. C. Graves, Jr., introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: WHEREAS, The State Board of Administration has submitted certain proposals of indi- viduals, firms and corporations offering to sell.to said Board of Administration certain bonds of Indian River County, and obligations assumed by said County, under the provisions of House Bill No. 30, acts of the 1933 Legislature; and WEMAS, after carefully considering all of such proposals and taking into consider-