HomeMy WebLinkAbout12/15/1932said years 1933 and 1932, not later than December 15th provided the some can be based €j
computed upon the valuation as fixed for the latter year;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of County Commissioners, of Indian River
County, that the Railroad Assessment Board be requested and urged to pe nnit said Railm
Company to pay all State and County taxes for the year 1931, based upon the assessed
valuation for the year 1932, provided all taxes for both years are paid within fifteen
days after the adoption of this resolution.
The above resolution was offered by Commissioner LaB ruee, and being seconded by
Commissioner Yongue.was unanimously adopted.
It was ordered that Clerks and Inspectors of the various voting precincts, as well
as the Deputies at the polls, be paid the sum of $4.00 each for such services.
V7. R. Duncan, Tax Assessor, presented bills and accounts against the various
special taxing Districts of the County, for 4/5 of the commissions due from such sever
special taxing Districts on account of fees due him for assessing the taxes for the
year 1932. Such bills being presented in conformity to law, and having been carefully
audited, were examined and found correct same were duly approved by this Boarid, as
follows:
zeaaszian sniet mstrict.
:special School Dist #1
#7
n n #8-9
# 11
14
16
& G 'Special Road
Fellsmere Cross State Rd.
TOTAL
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AMOUNT DUE.
3809.61
761.92
45.72
2856.08
1531.20
91.87
2887.47
577.48
34.65
5154.16
1030.82
61.85
29837.56
5967.50
358.05
2125.61
425.12
25.51
1855.49
371.08
22.27
29894.80
5978.96
358.73
7495.72
1499.14
89.95
It was ordered that no more negroes be buried at County expense by Stone Brothers
( colored) Undertakers. It vans further ordered that when death occurs those in charge
of the deceased must make satisfactory\,,arraingements with the Commissioner in the Dist
where the deceased lived, otherwise no bill will be approved for such service.
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The several bills and accounts against the County having been audited, were examin�d
and found correct, were approved and warrants ordered issued in settlement of some.
The bills and accounts being on file in the office of the Clerk Circuit Court. The war-
rants issued in settlement of the accounts being listed completely in the County finance
record as provided by law, reference to such record and the list so recorded being made
a part'of these minutes as fully and completely as if the said warrants were set out
herein in detail.
There being no further business on motion made, seconded and carried the Board
then adj ourned.
AT ST`s Chairman.
Clerk.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15th 1932.
The Board of County Commissioners in and for Indian River County, Florida, met at
the Court House in Vero Beach, Florida, at 3:00 o'clock P.M.Thursday, December 15th 1
in special session on call of the Chairman, with the following members of the Board
present: Albert 0. Helseth, Chairman; J*J.P.Hamilton and Eli C. Walker.
The bond of Edwin A.
Helseth,
as County
Commissionerx District #5,
in the sum of
$29000000 with Fidelity &
Deposit
Comp any, of
Maryland, a corporation,
as suretyvas
approved.
The Clerk announced he had received a list of Confederate Pensioners and widows
Of Confederate. soldiers who receive pensions from the State, which was forwarded by the
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Comptroller, as provided by law. The same was checked over, and approved,and were
ordered returned to the 'State Comptroller with this Board's approval of same.
There being no further business on motion made, seconded and carried, the Board
then adjourned until the regular meeting in January 1933.
AT t , Chairman
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Clerk.
MONDA-', JANUARY 2nd 1933.
The Board of County Commissioners in and for Indian River County, Florida, met at
the Court House in Vero Beach, at 10:00 o'clock A.X,,Monday, January 2nd 19339 with the
following members of the Board presents 11bDw Yongue; T.W'.LaBruce; J.J.P.Hamilton and
Eli C. Walker. Absent Albert O.Helseth. .Also present was Miles Warren, Clerk.
On motion made, seconded and unanimously carried, Eli C Walker, was named Chairman
pro tem.
The minutes of the previous meeting was read and.approved.
Application for Mothers Pension of Mrs Alma King, Vero Beach, was received and
considered, and same approved for the sum of $10.00 per month until the further orders
of this Board.
The bond of John T Beugnot, as Constable District #19 in the sum of $500.00- with
Roy K Fields and E.W.Viekers, as sureties was approved.
It was ordered that the following tax sale certificates be sold for the amount
indicated.
Cert. 330 sale of 1926 for the sum of.....$20.07
516 sale of 1927 for the sum of..... 49.92
514 sal -e of 1927 for the sum of .....140.80
510 sale of 1928 for the sum of ..... 6.99
639 sale of 1925 for the sum of..... - 5.53
1158 sale of 1927 for the sum of .....107.10
885 sale of 1927 for the sum of..... 32.42 - 1/4 of this Cert . only .
It was ordered that the Deputy Registration officers of the various precincts be
paid the sum of 06.00 each.
It vas ordered that F.A.Knight be paid $90.00 as balance due for October --November
and December 1932, as Jail Guard same to be paid out of the contingency item of the
General Revenue Fund
Tax Assessor W.R.Duncan filed his semi-annual statement of fees and commiiiiiions
received for the period July lst 1932 to December 31st 19329 as follows:
REPORT OF TAX ASSESSOR, INDIAN RIVER COUNTY.
For the Sint months ending Dec 31st 1932.
FEE` a, C011MI IONS AND REb1ltWRATION COIZECTED.
From County for -1931 roll..............................$300.00
From County for 1932 roll .............................. 729.25
From ,State Comptrollers office 1932 roll ............... 507.09
From Board of Administration for 1932 roll... 448.68
Total receipts for six months ending Dec 31st 1932......, ... e&eee**$lp985*02
EXPENSES:
Office expenses,s ationery & postage ................... 18.50
Salaries Deputies: Anne Eckhoff........................ 255.00
C.E.Duncan,tracing and blue -prints plats of County..... 26.00
Mrs A. Cooksey ......................................... 20.00
Hazel B,oyd............................................. 10.00
Traveling, gas, oil etc........... ...................... 29.60
Total for the six months ending Dec 31 1932 ........................ 359.10
Net receipts for six months ending Dec 31 1932.. 1,625.92
Which report was properly sworn to before Miles Warren, Clerk Circuit Court on
January 2nd 1935.
The several bills and accounts against the County, having been audited were
examined and found correct,. were approved,, and warrants ordered issued in settlement of
some. The bills and accounts being on file in the office of the Clerk Circuit Court.