HomeMy WebLinkAbout2/5/1929- TUMDAY,- FEBRUARY 5th -1959.
The Board of County Commissioners in and ,for Indian River County, Florida, met
at the Court House in Vero Beach, at 10 o'clock A.M.Tuesday, February 5th 1959,
with the following members of the Board present: John H. Atkin, Temporary Chairman,
J. D. Yongue; J. W. LaBruoe; J.J.P.Hamilton and Albert 0. Helseth. Also present
were Miles Farren, Clerk and =Clark S. Rice, Sheriff.
The minutes of the previous meeting was read and approved.
The Tax Collector filed -his monthly report of license issued, showing $69.00
collected for the State and $34.50 collected for the County.
It was moved by J. D. Yongue that Albert O. Helseth be elected permanent Chai
man of this Board.
It was moved by J. F. LaBruoe that John H. Atkin be elected permanent Chair-
man of this Board.
Secret ballot being taken it was determined that Albert O.-Helseth is elected
permanent Chairman of this Board until further orders, he receiving three votes and
John H. Atkin, one vote.
Ballots being taken for the appointment of a County Attorney for the ensuing
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year, James T. Vooelle received two votes and Paul H. Nisle received one vote, and
it was declared that lames T. Vooelle is selected Attorney for this Board for the
year 1929.
9 Chairman Albert 0. Helseth then assumed his duties as Chairman of the Board
of County Commissioners.
E. P. Ellington appeared before the Board and requested road heretofore gran
known as Road G-1 be opened up. It was ordered that the Engineer be instructed to
clear this road and build necessary bridge across the canal.
County Judge Otis M. Cobb appeared before the Board respecting salary as Judge
of Juvenile Court requesting a salary of $100.00 per month as such and the possibil9
of paying that amount .for the two years last past, to be paid out of the Fine &
Forfeiture Fund, and after considerable discussion it was ordered this matter be
carried over until the afternoon session.
Deputy Sheriff bond of T. M. Himes in the sum of $19000.00 with C. G. Filhoit
and F. F. Graves as sureties was approved.
Deputy Sheriff bond of William Frick in the sun of $19000.00 with Nellie M.o
Babb and William Atkin as sureties was approved.
It was moved, seconded and carried that County Judge be paid a salary of $50.
per month out of the Fine & Forfeiture Fund, effective January lst 192199 as Judge
the Juvenile Court.
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It was moved, seconded and carried that the County Judge be paid the sum of
$50.00 per year as Judge of Juvenile Court for the years 1927 and 1928.
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t was moved, seconded and carried that the p following P � arsons be designated
and named for thevrespective position and for the salary indicated, per month, as
y follows:
Leila M. Bunkley,
Leila M. Bun lays
William Frick,
James T. Vocelle,
Miles Farren,
D. L. Leisher,
County Nurse,
Probation officer
Traffic Officer
County Attorney
Clerk of Board
County Engineer
.......... 91.67
........... 37.50
..........150.00
.......... 50.00
.......... 150.00
.......... 400.00
It was ordered that the County Attorney be instructed t6 prepare advertisement
bills to present to the Legislature for authorization to the Conmissioners to issue
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Time Warrants for the, following;purposesr
Emergency
purposes only•..•.••.••........ $0,000.00
Court House
and Jail.............•...•w..
1500000.00 ,
The
report" of the State Auditor having been received by
the Clerk was read in.
full
to
the Board and same
was
ordered filed among th® records of this Board and t6
Clerk directed to advise the state Auditor that
the same was
presented to t4s.' Board
in
regular
session.
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It
was moved, ° se
eonded and carried that the Pero * Beaeh Press -Journal tea designated
the newspaper
in which the
delinquent tax list'or'tax'sale
shall be published �'or e
delinquent
taxes for
the year
1928.
The
Notary Public bond
of
Vera L. Franke,
in'theasum of
$500.00 with T. E. Junes
and B. H. Phillips,asnsureties
was approved.
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As
provided by
law, and after agreeing to
carry the matter
over to this meeting -
from
the
January meeting of
this Board, the Bodrd;of County Commissioners
proceeded to
select
fram the registrat ion books the names of
persons
to serve as jurors for , the ,
Year
1929,
said selection'
being
made in oofiformity with
law,
and the. names so selected
are as follows,
to=wit:-
1.
J.
J.
Mahews'
62.'
T.
T.
Blanton
123.`
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Woods
2.
R.
C.
Holtzclaw
63.'Ben
P.
Bobb
124
Frank
,Byres
3.
A.
Poster
64..
Oliver Collins
125.`
W. Be
Allison
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4.
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Be
Yields
L.
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Dukes
126:
A. 8.
Barnes
5.
S.
A.
Park � .
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66._
Robt Daughtery
12?*'
G. L.
Branning
8.
H.
P.
Tindale
67,
W.
H.
Donaldson
128;
A. L.
Hower
7.
S.
A.
Braswell
680
Co
W.
116tcher
129.`
Fa. C.
Bruce.
$.
Chas,
W. Sembler
69.
D.
Floyd
130.`
Henry
Besenberg
9.
R.
Be
Ryall
70.a
D.
Forbes
1319"
Fred D. Bacon
10.
H.
Be
Beugnot
71.'
I.
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Xletoher
132;
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Bailey e .
11..
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B.
Baughman
72.`
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Foster
My
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Fane e
12.
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Baughman
73.
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134.`
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nwey ,
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Ryall.
74•'
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135•"
Frank
T. Conway
14.
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2yall
75.
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H.
Goodme"
136„-
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15.
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76.c
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137;
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16,
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779'
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1313.`
Bert Cox
17.
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78.
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139„"
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180
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79'
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140.`
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19.
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80:
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141.'W.
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20.
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81.
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142."
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21.
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82.
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143,#`
Roy Clark
22.
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83;
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144.`
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23.
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84.
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1450`
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24
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85."
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146x'
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86o'T,
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147•"
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26.
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87r
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148.'
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27o
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88.
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1480"
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28.
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89.
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29.
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90:
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151.'
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30e,
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91:
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1530"
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31.
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92:
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153.`
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32.
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93:
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154«`
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33«
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94;
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155.'
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34
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95.
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156
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35.
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96;
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157."
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91;
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98:
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390
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42.
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103.
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164."
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43.
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104.
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165•°
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440
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1050
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166.'
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45.
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1670`
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46.
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47«
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48.
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172.
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51.
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58•
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59.
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2809
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374,
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186.
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28li
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376.
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188.
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2830
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189.
Harry Ingalls
284.
Leon N. Canter
378.
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Howard
Ingalls
2839
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379.
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191.
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381.
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SEAS there is not a sufficient amount of -revenue on hand in the General
Revenue Fund to meet the ctwrent and necessary expenses of the County to be paid from
said Fund, and
WBERE®S the Time Warrant Fund has a large surplus of cash on hand at this
gime, over and above all necessary amounts to be paid from said fund;
FORE be it resolved that the sum of $5j 201.03 be transferred from the
Time Warrant Fund to the General Revenue. Fund, on approval only of the State Comp
Upon being put to a vote the foregoing resolution was unanimously adopted.
It was ordered that Eli C Walker be permitted to drain water in ditch on the
North side of the South Gifford road towards the Indian. River.
The several bills and accounts against the County, having been audited, were
examined, and found to be correct were ordered -paid. The bills and accounts being
on file in the Clerk's office and made a part of these minutes. The several warrants
issued against the respective funds being listed in the County Finance record in full,
and as such are made a part of these minutes as fully and ocmpletely as if the said
warrants were set out in detail in these minutes, and reference to said County Finance
record and the list so made for the respective funds are made a part hereof.
The several County Depositories filed their monthly statement showing balance,
receipts and disbursements for the month of January 1929, and showing balance at the
close of the month, all of which having been audited and check were found tonbe
correct.
There being no farther business on motion made, seconded and carried the Hoard
then adjourned until the regular meeting to be held in March 1329.
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