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;i a that the result was more or less of a compromise and felt that it should not be changed. After careful consideration and deliberation in the matter, it was moved by Commissioner Hamilton, seconded by Commissioner Warren and carried, that no changes be made in the present existing hours of sale until such time as proper legislation is passed to make the hours of sale uniform throughout the County. Upon Motion of Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Watts and carried,;; representative S. N. Smith, Jr., (and County Attorney) was instructed to introduce a special bill in the coming Legislature giving the County Commissioners power to regulate uniform hours �, for the sale of alcoholic beverages throughout the County including incorporated municipalities. Colonel Lil, representing the Republican Committee, inquired as to the hours the Supervisor of RQgistration's office is open for people to register for voting. Attorney S. N. Smith, Jr. was instructed to confer with Mrs. Louis Harris, Jr.,`! Supervisor of Registration in order to determine what the law is regarding hours for regis- tration, in that same may be carried out.. ! Sheriff O'Steen and Bill Stewart, Architect, told the Board that in their opinion it was advisable to have an underground gas tank replacing the smaller gas cylinders in connection with the jail. Upon Motion of Commissioner Hamilton, seconded by Commissioner Warren -and unanimously carried, a committee was appointed consisting of _E. E. Carter, Road & Bridge Superintendent, Commissioner Waddell, Architect Bill Stewart and Sheriff O'Steen to investigate the matter with power to act in the purchasing of the underground tank and equip - went. Mr. Rudy Hubbard appeared before the Board and requested a portion of the County insurance. The Board agreed that the Rudy Hubbard Agency should participate in the County insurance, that is the insurance writeen on the County barns, dwellings, equipment, etc., together with the liability and property damage written on trucks, automobiles and equipment, but not to apply to Workmen's Compensation nor Bonds issued on County officials. The percentage that each agency to participate would be left up to the agency depending on 'those that actually issue the policies. This to become effective March 3, 1953s until further orders of the Board. Mrs. Anne Christensen, County Welfare Case Worker made a -report for her activities for the Month of February and said report was ordered filed with the Clerk. • Report was received from Otis M. Cobb, Juvenile Judge for the Month of January and said report was ordered filed with the Clerk. A Committee consisting of Commissioners Waddell, Hamilton and Watts was app- ointed regarding Indian River County Fire Control Unit matters and personnel. Douglas Baker, Clerk advised the Board that Virgil Smoak, occupying the Por- ,horsky Dwelling, was approximately $200.00 in arrears for rent. Upon Motion of Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and carried, Attorney S. N. Smith, Jr. was in- structed to advise Mr. Smoak to pay up the rent in full or vacate the premises. Notary Public Bond for Esther W. Cox in the sum of $500.00 with the American Surety Company as surety was approved February 19, 1953 by Douglas Baker, Clerk Circuit Court as provided by law. Notary Public Bond for Harrold C. Mossey in the sum of 0500.00 with the American • Surety Company of New York as surety was approved b Douglas Baker, Clerk Circuit Court, March PP Y 3, 1953, as provided by law.