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0 1 FSI -7 255 property: Ocean Drive, Fernwood Way, Sylvan Way, Royal Way, and Valerian Way; and WHEREAS, it appears,tha said petitioners are the only ones really affected by the closil -ing of -said streets, and that said streets have never been used by the public; and WHEREAS, proof has been submitted, of legal publication of notice of intention to ap- ply to this Board to vacate said streets, and evidence submitted that there are no back taxes i due on said property in accordance, with Section 192.30 of the Florida Statutes; And no objec-► tions to the granting of such Petition having been presented to this Board; NOW-, TEZREFORE9 be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County! Florida that the streets described above, as shown in Plat Book 2s Page 56 of the re- cords of Indian River County, Florida, are hereby closed, vacated and abandoned, and re -plat of, the property this day filed, is accepted by this Board, and the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Indian River County, Florida is authorized to file of record the new re -plat of said property. PASSED AND ADOPTED this the 5th day of March, 1946. Notary Public Bond for Myrtle Tiliis in the sum of $500.00 with American Surety Com- pany of New York as surety was approved February 119 1946 by Douglas Baker' Clerk Circuit Court as provided by law. Notary Public Bond for Sarah Y. Suggs in the sum of $500.00 with American Surety Com- �.pany of New York as Surety was approved February 189 1946 by Douglas Baker, Clwk Circuit Court a provided by law. Notary Public Bond for Clara Hover in the sum of $500.00 with American Surety Company �of New York as surety was approved Febi ary 219 1946 by Douglas Baker, Clerk Circuit Court, xis provided by law. It was ordered Lula Beal be removed from the paupers list as .she is now receiving old age assistance from the State. Chairman Graves, Charles A. Mitchell, -Douglas Baker and Alex MacWilliam were appointed;; as a committee to represent the Board concerning the present condition and the future possibiii - ',lities of the hinter Beach Bridge. Board of County Commissioners Indian River County ii Vero Beach, Florida �! Gentlemen: Section 34.11 Florida Statutes 1941,,fixes the compensation of the prosecuting attor �ney of the County Cour at $800.00 per annum and $5.00 for each conviction and 10% of each cash' bond estreated in his court in connection with which an investigation is made and an informa- tion is filed. The writer assumed the duties of Prosecuting Attorney of this County, after leave of absence granted by the Governor during his time in the Military Service, on February 49 1946 ,and from that date forward requests that he be paid as provided in the above Statute.. Yours very truly, it Hon. W. Co Graves, Jr. Chairman ':and Members of the Board of County Commissioners Indlan'River County Vero Reach, Florida Sherman N. Smith9Jr. Gentlemen: On the 22nd day of October, 1942, Governor Spessard L. Holland issued to me a commission as Ac- ting County Prosecuting Attorney for Indian River County for the period covered by the leave of absence granted to Sherman N. Smith, Jr. for the term of his active military service. There- after I received the compensation which had theretofore been paid to fir. Smith as County Prose. outing Attorney. On the 4th day of February' 1946 Ur, Smith.resumed the performance of the duties of his of five. Our attention has been called to Section 34.11! Florida Statutes of 19419 which provides that the compensation of the County Prosecuting Attorney shall be $800.00 per annum and $5.00 for each conviction and 10 percent of each cash bond estreated in the County Court. Your at- tention is called to the fact that whiff I performed the duties of this office I was paid only a salary of $400.00 per annum and a conviction fee of $5.00 and that I was not paid such 10