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lUE0AY 9 JUDY 2nd 1929.
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, July 2nd, 1929, with the
following County Commissioners present: Albert 0. Helseth, Chairman, J.D.Yongue;
J.W.IaBruce; J.J.P.Hamilton and John H. Atkin. Also present were miles Marren, Clerk
and Clark =S. Rice, Sheriff.
The Minutes of the previous meetings were read and approved by the Board.
Mrs Lucy M. Baird appeared before the Board regarding J. G. McCorvey, now serving
a jail sentence for vagrancy, and explained his physical condition. It was moved,
seconded andcarried that the Sheriff be instructed to return him to Indian River County
and complete his sentence under .the supervision and directio4 of the Sheriff in this
County.
County Agent W.E.Evans appeared \before the Board and filed his monthly report
of activities, and made a report on the fruit fly situation over the State.
B. J. Danberg appeared before the Board regarding road North of main canal and
East of F E C Rey. It was oid.ered the County Engineer grade this road and request the
City of Vero Beach to pay its porpo rtionate part of the cost.
Iffi.les Warren, Clerk of the Circuit Court filed his report of fees and commissions
collected and expenses in operating his office for the six months period January lst
1929 to June 30th 1929, as provided by law. It was ordered that same be apread in full
upon the minutes of the Board and accepted.
REPOR^1 OF MILES i1aARREN, CIERK CIRCUIT COURT.
To the Comptroller, State of Florida, Under Section 4070 Revised General Statutes of
Florida'9 and to the Board of County Commissioners under .Acts of 1927.
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY.
For the six months end ng, June 30th 1.929.
Fees, Commissions and Remuneration Collected.
Recording..........................$1250.90
Civil Court Costs. 513.25
Tax Redemption fees ................ 402.75
General & Criminal costs........... 990.10
Clerk Board County Com'rs.......... 900.00
Total receipts for six months period...............44057.00
EXPENSES
Office expense, stamps etc........... 48.50
Salaries paid.. .... 0*00600006*'*.00401450oOO
Other expense,telegrems,gas,oi2 ta. 137.25
Total for the six months ending June Ot�1929...... 1635.75
Net Receipts for the six months ending June 30th 129 2421.25
STATE OF FLORIDA, )-
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY)
I, Miles Warren, Clerk Circuit Court, Indian River County, Florida, do solemnly
swear that the above is true, correct and complete report of all fees, commissions or
remuneration received by me as Clerk Circuit Court and of all expenses paid or for
which I have become liable, for the six months ending June 30th 1929.
MILE FT• WARREN,
Clerk Circuit Court,
Indian River County,Florida.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 2nd day of July 1929.
Rh.as P. Di amond ,
(SEAL) Notary Public, State of Florida.
Yy com. expires Oct 7, 1929.
Joe Eckhoff aipeared before the Board and submitted proposal to sell filling
station for jail quarters. He was instructed to prepare proposal and submit same on
ly 9th next.
Mr. laudermilk appeared before the Board regarding ditch on Road G-7 West.
The Notary Public bond of Luster M. Merriman, in the sum of $500.00 with the Americ
Surety. Company, a corporation, as surety was approved.
The Notary Public bond of Chas. A. Mitchell, in the sum of U500.00, with the Americ
Surety Company, a co rpo ration, as surety was approved.
The Vero Beach Press -Journal was designated as the newspaper in which the laws of
the 1929 session of the Legislature are to be published at State expense. A letter was
received from the State Comptroller advising the amount available for that purpose being
equivalent to @20.00 per County throughout the State.
The Clerk was instructed to write all fee officers of the County to file their
report of fees collected and expenses for the six months period ending June 30th, and in
the future to do so each six months, as provided by law.
It was ordered J.R.Allent pauper be paid $15.00 per month instead of $10.00 per
month his present allowance.
Luis H. Van Raven was ordered placed on the pauper list to receive U10.00 per
month until further orders.
The Notary Public bond of S.M.Heiser, in the sum of $500000 with.American .surety
Company s a corporations, was approved.
Lotion made by Commissioner Hamilton, seconded and carried that road be graded from
Dixie Highway to colored school at Gifford.
Motion made by Com'r. Hamilton, seconded and carried that Road B-6 from Lateral
"B" to Clemons .Avenue be graded.
Yoved, seconded and carried that D.L.Leisher, County Engineer be given leave of
absence July 21st to August 3rd to attend Reserve Officers Training Camp.
The County Engineer was instructed to permit persons on road crew to leave their
work a sufficient length of time to permit them to vote on eledtion day.
The Board of County Commissioners then adjourned until 10 o'clock _A.M.tomorrow.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 3rd 1929
7•e Board of County Commissioners in and for Indian River. County, Florida., met at
the Court House at 10 o'clock A.M.Nednesday, July 3rd 1929 with the following members of
the Board presents Albert 0. Helseth, Chairman; J.D.Yongue; J.W.LaBruce; and J.J.P.Ham-
ilton. Also present were Miles Marren, Clerk and Clark S. Rice, Sheriff.
pay.
Traffiz officer William Frick was granted a leave of absence for 30 days without
The Several bills and accounts against the County having been audited, were examined
and found to be correct were approved and warrants ordered issued in settlement ,of same.
The said bills and accounts being on file is the Clerk's office and made a part of these
minutes by reference to such bills and accounts. The warrants so issued against the
respective funds, being listed in the County Finance Record of the County as provided by
law, and the list as so recorded for the several funds, is made a part of these minutes
as fully and completely as if the said warrants so issued were set out herein in detail.
The County Depositories filed their monthly statements of the various funds coming
under their jurisdiction, which having been checked were found to be correct.
The following resolution was presented:
AREAS on account of non-payment of taxes, and the heavy demands made -upon the
General Revenue Fund of the County, the same is depleted, and accounts stand open and
unpaid, and
VHEREAS there appears to be a small surplus in the Agricultural Fund and a surplus
P in the Publicity fund of the County, both of which funds have no unpaid accounts against
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