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State Tuberculosis Sandtorium,.and that ►ills and his Mother the beneficiary under said insur- ance policies are willing to assign to the Board all sums payable to them under the policies to defray sills expense at. the Sanatorium and any payment made by the County* on funeral expo in the event of his death. er rt was movad by Commissioner Gpaves, seconded by Commission/Glover and unanimously adopted that Sills be made a County. ase.at the State Tulberculoisis.Sanatorium, provided that 5111a and:the-beneficiary under such insurance policies assign all payments under such policies to the County to reimburse the County for any and all expenses incurred by it, including funera and all incidental expense; that the County pay the premiums on such insurance policies during V-. the time it holds such assignments and deduct such premiums from the benefits received froin time to time under such policies; that if any surplus funds should be received by the County above its expenditures and at the conclusion of the County's care of Sills, then such surplus shrill be paid to the beneficiary under such policies. It was moved by Commissioner Graves, seconded by Commissioner Glover and carried that William Ludwig be allowed 42.00 per month for medicine. Commissioner Graves presented the application of Mrs. William Robinson for future aid. It was ordered that contact by made with Mrs. Frances Glenn of the Selective Service Board and other proper officials to the end of securing an allotment for Mrs. Robinson from her son who is in the Army and that provision for Mrs. Robinson be later considered and allow- ed in accordance with the existing circumstances. Commissioners Graves presented the case of Mrs. Emma Crocker, who has been seriously ill for the past thirty days and who is without funds and who has a number of dependants. It was mouode4 by Commissioners Grdves, seconded by Commissioner -Vickers and unanimously adopted that Mrs. Crocker be allowed $10.00 for the month of April. The Clerk reported that as evidence by report of Mr. W. 0. Gentry of the State Audit- ing Department, dated December 31, 1941, on the accounts of the Board of County Commissioners it was found that $6,000.00 of Wabasso Bridge District investment bonds plus accrued interest had been sold under 1941 Act of the Legislature and under the erroneous understanding that the bonds so sold were the property of the Clerk's tax redemption fund rather than the property of such investment fund. The Auditor recommended that the following Special Road and Bridge District bonds and coupons which had been taken by the Clerk in lieu of tax redemptions be substituted for the Wabasso Bridge District bonds erroneously sold together with checks drawn on the undistributed proceeds from the sale of bonds totaling $15.39, and that such transfer be*made as follows: INTEREST AND SINKING FUND (County Investment Account) Bond No. 20, due 7/1/31 (No coupones attached). Coupons No. 29 and 30 from bonds No. 329 33 & 28. Clerk's check from proceeds of sale of bonds for tax redemption account Total WABASSO BRIDGE DISTRICT (Investment_Account) Bond No. 25, due 7/1/33, Coupones 29/31 Bond 1�1o. 28, due 7/1/34, Coupons 29/33 Bond No. 31, due 7/1/35, Coupons 29/35 Bond No. 37, due 7/1/37, Coupons 29/39 Bond No. 48,, due 7/1/40, Coupons 40/45 Clerkts check from proceeds of sale of bonds for tax redemptions Total $1000.00 180.00 5.00 01185.00 $1090.00 1150.00 1210.00 1330.00 1150.00 10.39 $5940.39 That the foregoing bonds and interest coupons to be transferred as aforesaid, being bonds and coupons of Special Road -and Bridge District No. 1, in Indian River (formerly 'St. Lu 1 11 1