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Tax Collector.... 109000.00 Clerk Circuit Court .... ,••••.. 2,000.00 Sheriff ....................... 29000.00 Deputy Sheriff Bond of J. H. Parker in the sum of $1,000 with the U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty Company of Baltimore, Maryland, as surety was approved. Miss Leila M. Bunkley appeared before the Board and made a report of her activities for the month of November as follows, to -wit: COUNTY NURSE'S MONTHLY REPORT NOVR, 1940. Total number of cases for the month 73 Number of visits to cases 62 Number of visits in behalf of cases 85 Number of office interviews 62 Number of oases cared for in hospital 3 Number of oases to dentist 2 Number of oases for X-ray 4 Laboratory Specimens submitted (Hookworm) 11 Hookworm Treatments 5 Cases to T. B. Sanatorium 1 Cases to F.C.C.C. Coral Gables, Fla. & Jackson Memorial Hospitals 1 Visits to Schools 9 Some time was spent assisting with the Red Cross Roll Call and War Relief Production. It was ordered Mrs. J. D. Carter be removed from the Pauper's List as she is now employed in the W.P.A. Sewing.Room. It was ordered Mrs. Alice Padgett be removed from the Pauper's List, her husband being employed with the Mosquito Control District. It was ordered Mrs. Maude McLane be strickened from the Mother's Pension Fund. Clifford Morrison,.Doris Denmark and L. P. Mercer, appeared before the Board repre- senting the High School F.F.A. end requested the Board's cooperation in placing white crosses along the highway as identification marks at places where people have been killed in automobile accidents. The Board advised that they had no authority in this connection and that it would be under the jurisdiction of the State Road Department. 3t was moved by W. C. Graves, Jr., seconded by Frank C. Vickers and unanimously carried that the salary and expense of the Supervisor of Registration be fixed at $600 per year and that his entire compensation to include all office expenses, newspaper publication costs and any and all charges and expenses connected with the Supervisor of Registration and his total expenses and compensation aggregated and limited to $600 per year shall be payable in monthly installments of $50.00 each. Motion was mads,, duly seconded and carried that the increased budget to W. P. A. Sewing Room be approved until the further orders of the Board. A.letter was received from.Mr. J. J. P. Hamilton, Winter Beach, Florida, requesting damages of $100 for the loss of a mule alleged to have been injured and later died by breaking through a defective decking at the east and of the secondspan of the Winter Beach bridge. The matter was referred to Attorney Mitchell for.investigation and report his findings to the Board A petition signed by Merrill Barber, Tom Hewitt and many others was presented to the Board by Mrs. Raymond Finley, requesting that Mr. Joe B. Walker be discharged from the County jail, said petition stating Mr. Walker to be in bad health and that his family was suffering by reason of him being detained. The Board advised t#at they had no right to act upon a request of this kind and ordered the petition filed by the Clerk.