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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1/5/193784 The`B6ard of Cou ity'ComiUbb .onere 'in and for lild'ian. River County, Florida, met" at the Court House in Vero Beach, at 10;00 o'clock A.M. Tuesday, January 5th. 19379 with the following members of the Board present; E.P.Poole, R.E.M dge, Edwin A. Helsetih, S.E.Glover and Fronk C. Vickers. Also present were Willi—am Frick, Sheriff, Chas. A. Mitchell, Attorney, James T. Vocelle Attorney and Douglas Baker, Clerk. On motion made by S.E.Glover and seconded by Frank C. Vickers and carried R.E.Mudge was unanimously seleatited as Chairman of the Board for the year 1937. On motion made by Edwin A. Helseth and seconded by S.3.Glover the firm of Voce lle and per, ftibnth Mitchell be employed as Attorney for this Board at a salary of $ 75. /to cover all fees# compensation and expenses,excepting only actual traveling expenses when sent outside the 9th. Judicial Circuit by the Baarct. The motion was unrmimou4y adopted. It WK -6 m6fe-d `by 8'63. Glover and seconded by_ E.P.Poole that the salary . of 'Douglas Bake r' Clerk of the Circ#tr'Coutt,'aa Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners be fixed at 10000 per mpnth. The motion was unanimously adopted.: It was moved by S.E. Glover and seconded by Frank C. Vickers that the Road Superintende be selected in executive session. The motion was unanimously adopted. Frank A. Knight was selected Road 'Superintendent. In open session it was moved by S.E.Glover and seconded by E.P.Ibole that Frank .A. Knight be appointed. The appointment was made uwimouslo. It was moved -by Edwin A. Helseth and seconded by Fraalnk C. Vickers that the salary of Frank &. Knight, Road Superintendent, 'be fixed at $100.00 per month. The motion was unanimously adopted. It was moved by E.P.Poole and seconded by S.E.Glover that Frank Behler be employed as Janitor at a, salary to be fixed when moved into the New Court House. The motion was unan- imously adopted* and carried It was moved by Frank C. Vickers and seconded by Edwin A. Helseth/that E.P.Poole be appointed to a6ft er with City Authorities regarding the basis or terms on which they would be willing to co-operate with this Board, with reference to care of the New Court House Grounds* and unanimously carried On motion made by E.P.Poole and seconded by Edwin A. Helseth,/Commissioner S.E.Glover, who had been elected at the election of November 3rd. 1936 and representing Districh. No. 49 was given , the authority to appoint the Minter Beach Bridge Tender, Commissioner S.E.Glover appointed C .Z.Ande rson as Wi me r Beach Bridge Tende r. On motion made by S.E.Glover and seconded by Edwin A. Helseth, C.E..Anderson was appointed Minter Beach Bridge Tender at a salary fixed at $60.00 per month. The motion was unanimously adopted. Mrs Edna. Loudermilk appeared before the Board and asked for a -s aistance in moving her household furnishings to Sebastian, Fla. Frank A. Knight, Road Superintendent, was instructed to move said furnishings belonging to Mrs Edna Loudermilk to Sebastian, Fla., _y. On motion made by E.P.Poole, seconded by Frank C. Vickers and unanimously carried Frank A. Knight, Road Superintendent, waa requested to make surveys of all roads and bridges in each district and report to this Board. kA . It was requested that the Vero Beach -Press Journal submit cost to.. pubiish the minutes of the Commissioners meetings should they deem it advisable to ato so. R. It was ordered that Mrs J.D.Carter, minter Beach, Flaw, be -placed -an pa` ' r f Poor Mothe3 list to receive the :gum of $10.00 per month and that further investigation w �1d be made by Commissioner 5 Z,Glover regarding her case. The motion was mad@40 Y S. -.G].o seconde;d' by ' n E .P.Po ole and unnnimoulsly carried. It was ordered that Mrs Mary Gore, Fellsmere Flo,., be stricken from the paupers' list. It was ordered that Mrs Daisy Barker, Wabasso, Fla,., be stricken from the paupers' La s she ib now employed. _— -- I. 1 1 I. 1 Miss Leila M. Bunkley, County Nurse, appeared before the Board and made a verbal report of her activities for the month of December 1936. She reported on the case of Mrs J .D. Car ter, Winter Beach, Fla,, and mentioned that one of her boys would soon be attending C.C.C€amp and that she would receive $25.00 per month from that source. Miss Bunkley also presented bill from L.P.Simmonds Dry Goods Company in the amount of $8.30 for clothing on account of Mr Owens 4nd also reported the Red Cross paid for glasses in the Shaw case: She also reported 75 families having received food and or clothing throught the community ,s fund. It was moved by E.P.Poole,seconded by Edwin .A. Helseth and unanimously carried that the monthly cpmpensation to the County Judge, for handling Juvenile cases be fixed at $250'00 per month. Mr G. Te rry Robinson appeared before the Board regarding the purchase of a lawn mower f or the Jail and Courthouse lawns and asked for consideration on his lawn mower when and if the Board decided to purchase one. of Social Service Miss Mary Percival, Staperintendent/of this district No. 4 including Martin, 'St. Lucie, Okeechobee and Indian River Counties, appeared before the Board in connection with the fork. W.H.Garns, employed by this Board as their represenative on the job of constructing the new Court House, appeared before this Board in connection with the Furniture and Fixtures for the New Court House. Mr Garns Was instructed to contact each of the Off ici6ls Of the various offices and obtain specifications on the 'Furniture and Fixtures necessary to be used in the offices and court room of the new Court House and report this information to the Bo €ard. Mr E.GeMfiberg, appeared before the Board with reference to road leading from highwnyy to hi's place. action was deferred to a later date*' Douglas Baker, Clerk, was instructed to notif$ Frank A. Knight, Road Superintendent, to proceed with the filling and grading of the new Court House grounds. C. P. Diamond, County Judge of Indian River County,Flh. , filed his .semi-annual report from July let. 1936 to January 4th. 1937, both dates inclusive. Probate fees ..................... • ......$ 334.63 Inquests & Criminal ..................... 71.14 C1vil................................... 21.00 Marriage fees ............:.............. 247.75 Fishing and Hunting Licenses........:.,. 71.75 Occupational Licenses*eoe ....•.......... 56.25 Lunacy fees ................... •.....:... 4.00 Salary as Judge County Court... ; ....:... 175.00 Salary as Juvenile; Judge ................ 175.00 Total RECEIPTS €all' sources•.. •. •.... • •..$1156.54 F.B.Hutto, Cler3s........................$ 10.25 Postage, Papers Stationery etc.......... 10.50 wwww�w.►.. Total EXPEEM ......... ..••00.00...•....$ 20.75 Total receipts, all sources. •...........$1156.54 Total,expenses........•...••.....`.....•. 20.75 �www.ww-ww NET IVCOJE.. •... • •.. • ...................$1135.79 which report was properly sworn to before Miles Warren, Clerk Circuit Court, by Leila Gray, Deputy Clerk, on the 4th. day of January 1937* in compliance with law the following named persons were selected from the Registration Books of the County to serve as jurors for the year 1937; to -wit: - I 1 Lithburn6t,10- 96, Scott, Fred P 29140- 2 Prench, Edrry Re 97. Skinner, Be 0: 192. 3. Holtzclawp­ Re 0, 98. V& VV'Oers Q. As 2930, 4.Haag, Albe-rt's-1 996i Vagiveort Charles l"o 5� 0 116*0 -.T*- X., Tr,' 100. Woodes to LIP 190. 6. Reeds Thoms Re 1010, Walters, L. 4. 296. 7o Anderson$ R.Go 1020 W111114mot is, wi 197o 8s Baughman$- 1.0. 203. W@1189 3, Be 1980, 9 i Bl and Ok eye 204. Arnold, A, H. .199' 100 Br0ftq B.N._ 105* And , 9 is we WO: 11. B r ity.' , gliio* 106: .. Abrahomsons As Go 2010, 12, Davis, Everett. 107. Bailey, 1, P. 202, 13. Po at or, As 108: Bobo, quistus 2030 14. Glasgowp G.T. 109. Collins, Oliver 204.. 15. Hanrick, F.G. 110. Dukes$ Lo 7. $050 16. Hunters F.i. 3.11. Delanot Rufus Z. 2066 17. Jame s L. P. 23.2. 3Uy4s Do 2070 18. Kroegelp Rodney* 1.13. Geyers, Jo P, 2M. 191 Ki ng 1" X. Le 324* Hurst, He Pe 209i 20. Micklep J.P. 115. Histons, J. We 2206 21. McPhersons T.M. 116. Hardwieks C. Re all. 22. R.B.Wall- 117. Krdgbtt Me Re 212. 23. Itrall , B.C. 118, Kennedy, To Re 223. 24, Semblerg Chas. 17. 119. Lightseys 0, A. 23.4, 25. ShUthp Archie* 120* Lunsfords J. Do 2250 26,,, Sewe119 C.D. 121. LaWhOnq We No 2160 270 Shaws B *Be 1211. Murray, Do As 217. 2 8. Shafer. L Me Im Be an, Bred 228. 29j., amiths How. 3.24, MoCullerns, Do Be 219* 36, Va mntwe rp 9 Frank. 2,15. Prangoq Henry We 2200 31,. We Bing, Geos 126. Reeves, is Do asa. 3 2"1 ala rkentinep A.P. 227. Strait, Go H. 222# 3341 Allison, Do P. 128. Woods, Sylvester 2239 346 Byrd, A. 9. 129. Brymq L• 2240 356'i Beers, So Go im, Bon, J. we 2250 Me Brays Z. Go 132, carloca$ Go We 37, Brays alm 1389 Walkers Morrle 38s' Barnes To Us 1330 Robt. is 39. Burma6, wm. Go 1U. M""llatne"p,W11114M is 2290 40. Browns To Re 135e, A1218o]29 , Was B. 2306 41 9 BAlmanq Richard 136. Atkins ;oha He ire 881, 42s Carter, Re Do 137. Anteherg 14 Do 232 o 43� Cadenhead$ To Be 138, B kingh=q We So Sao 44s Galls-Heriert 139. Baldwins To O. :034.6 451 Gbriatman Be To Be 140. Berggren, John L. 235. 46: Garr, Do 141. Bailey, We P. Jr. 286. 47. Danoy$ So Go 142. Barb6r, M. P. Me 480 Dung",, Z. Be 143. Becton, Be Me Jr. Me 49. fitters, To F. 3.44. Gherrys We Be 2390 50. Eakin, Fred Go 145. Gonda, John 240** al. Funks-, C. He146. Conveys T. A. O"o 524 GelaoS. D.._ st 147.'Gounolls Us Do 242* 53. Graves, Hubert 3.480 00%q 00 Be 240. 54. Gibbs, is T. 249. Da row, Us We 550 Gravest To Be 100. Downing, ljp-. ao, 245* 56.x Glaobt'H. P. 151. Deppent Be G. 2460 5?' HaBaway, J. To To 252, Edwards JT Do J. 70 580 Hails, Doi 253. Forolifto we "Be 59. He2plings J. L, 154-o Gittords Po Go 2490 604' 1ja=jakq'Zo I L. 155, Grabams, - L J. 250. 61. Henabar, Lyle 150, Gaftriol, Z.,Fe 351. 62. Heath, Go Re 2579, Graveep- Forrest 0. $3. Hart, Go 0 15S.' Goo sett, Chose To 64. Heath, Herbert 1590 11-aghorl po be 954* 654 Tonasq We 16040 Arohbell We G, 255o 66' Jones, To Me 1610 Baldwin, S%Q=s Z. 67o Zones$ We Go 1620 ftrkart'Alabord No 251, ea. xamp't William 163. - -Beldwins pritis No am. 69. Kemp$ B. P. I". Getroks, He G. 259, 10. Kennedy, Go No 2650 Debebb=- Co Go 260o 71, Kelly, Me Us 166, Outhrles -He We - 2610' 72. Kellers Robert 1670 arwress Walter V. Tr. 2620' Loupkers To He lose73. le I Hills Al. No * 263* 74.1 '7$t: Zongsker John R oonen to G 169, HennigRe He 'id, 2"o 3 -fa. Haf rie S. ze. 265* 76o Massays o We 3'.o 272*' HUbbard#:D# As ire 266.6 770' Moak C. Go 3.72. Hardee;: I ;- So Be Me 98# MaGlouds Do M# Me Halmos, Be r#, 2600 V9. OfSteent Le Be 174. Hills ArthUr Me ;ro 269. so* PTVWS Re We 275. Horne Go NO' I 270O Glo Pf*rl*s A* Be 276, HutMpoz6 Rood' M. 82 Z Pryor, Be Jo 277. Helsoth# Oswald L* 2720 mddenberryp we No 178. Jewettio Prank' Re 473. 84. 2742290 No B. 1679 Jonest Ho JO 2740, 85. Roberts, Go W* ,o 380* Knights J. Me 8756 86o Roberts* No Be Sr. 181. Ulngslckp 34, H -w 276. 87* Stinsojit Go A* ISO* KlIngsicks, We 04, 2'17.as. Stinson, A* L. No* Kjagbts --To ZO 89. Stinson* I. F, 1" Z401003, 0 0 WO 279* "s Maws J. Do 385: Luthor, Paul No Ow. 910 Bible To P. 1.66* loys, Go We 2829 92o atoms Re P* 187, Z1. U., A. V* 28240 03. Shaw, J. Do Jr. us MUMMO We 14 283. 94. Skinners Go Go 169: MoDoneld, Harry Re 24o 95# Sikes* A. A* 190. Newbolds, 0, H, 285,6 NOMMs, TAO me prarro 44 A. platt 1 S. 0• Poole Hugh Routh: C. A. Ryburns A. We Rohrba0h, As We Roger-, Wilton Z. Ono"- not. Goi. Go steve"O A. C, ast tort we At W A. As schultat go is eumanno as, So pe As Go Ta John We so wuttlers, V. L*' WilUn"as As Go Yaluigs, We As - Anthozyt A#' Be Anbr000s John Go Babas HO H. Bon, ismes we John Stuart to Po A* Bazaar, Bruce Baueomt 49894 Be waldns A* Re ft"Ietts Robto Go Busso Stanley V. Berspeas GO As wise* We W# Bart3L9ttq Go Co broschp Un. Go BrOVA# c. ; o BeIndorts fto Go AVOW4 A* C. Bairdt No To Cox9 Wiley 1. Grosbyq Bobo ]As GOOV To Re CPU H.. Do John A. ;po ;0 06 mposes 0• 3+oDOX024i "stian Brows Go I,, Davis* Lo Re 84OM9 we Go Ungl 9. Lo a 4 FAMMAj Jo So Imenks, we Yo Edeant slobert So netoberl Is 0, GrOU29 Re H. GassMano ftaVeat We C, ;rs He so (.eons• JAW so ire H6iolck* We He Harr, ells, Go -Z, Hobbs BUZ HoOdelroopt 0, ;o 90974-0 Go P. al ek, Norms Ruttos Felton Brya" Htelds, He Re Jun, Thoso Be ZOW-Ott.Chas* 0. Juns Erwin To K, 4tv King. We Go Uster# Charles So zolghtout P. Be Uzzons Nas .Mor, So Go Iftrrimons I. A. Moblurep 0, F MOCAU"O 0, To: VOCOM9219 A. Q. Do Ortho ft* To Poulson, Herbert 1. Park$ Joe pbIllspos, Frank Radlniky, T. 'We RUOUS Martin Roufts Re We Rood* Henry Rome, Isaac I 884. Rob 8, Pavel R. 287Y 81941 ►rr 2. B. 288. Sextant W. E. 289. ackaitts J. J• ago. sedgwis&, R. w. 292. &4th, Cbitrlie L., 2o, StRe18s T. N. 293, Simnoili, L. P, 294. 3tanse2, V. Is 294. 8taftrt, T. 4, 898. Spi;tz2oy, B. C. 297. 8obn6 Robert 298, SOUR Leo 3996 stems, Uiter 8. 300# ThMos, H, As 303.9 Mbert, Arthup�r 34!11: Thdt 6r* E. Go 3A3Y Ti bort, D, L 304* V014 D. W: 3050 Wood, F* s, 304. Wa 0,, P, 30'i. Wedt was C, 308, Webster$ George 3094 Go Go 3.e. agrIkAgs, D. F, 322, Heinous Perry • Halnaus Albert 3139 Hansens • Otto 314* Helsoth, 0110 313* H412Bt=0 . MMw 313. eoldorbeft, Feed 317. Alcutit, 0, HY 318. Butterflel d, Zo E. 3199 Br©en, Go T. 3204- 'Bnstins 7* J. 322. Brener, This E. 3240Cottinoms W: 34 323.- Culbertson, Cbas. A, 324,6 020p h, A. Lo 325. 324. Collins W. B. DIMDn, i. 'No 327. DIZO14 C* F+, 348. Days 329. 330;, 7/A# eiTs G�'►Tj J, s, Pos 1, W41s, 432o 0owart, John No 332. Heisser, P. W. 333. Jones, J. H 334. Josephat, Z 3300 may, a. o 334. KI Edward 3376 kd lei, E. 4 3a. Morris, E. Wio 3$9. Meta$ a 4U aim 04X. 116 y D« ; °Hip , 943. P4nniugtons To No 3"9 Penn vgtono H. x. 3459 Teed, 8. aY 3444 TrItt, C. A. 3470 Watts, H6 0, �* 349. WeWg.e, E, Go which said, list having been prepared by the Board of-G0Unty Conm ss oners ming regular Bess, sion was properly certified to according to Lav, and attached to said list of Jurors so seleet -ed vias the affidavit of the said Board as required by the Laws of Florida governing the se- lection of such jurors, It was moved by Commissioner Edwin A. Relseth, and seconded by Commissioner E, P. Poole and unanimously carried, that we an individuals and collectively as a Board, accept the Jurors as selected and placed in the Jury Box* 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 same, such bills being on file in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court. The Warrants so issued from the respective funds being listed in the supplemental minute Book as required by the rules and practive of.the State Auditing -Department, reference to'such list being sade a part of these minutes as fully and completely as if the same were set out -herein -in detail, There being no further business, on motion made, seconded and carried, the Board adjourned to meet on Tuesday, January 12, 19379 at 9:00 orolook A. U. ATTEST: � �✓ C a . srrrrrrrrrrrsrrr-rrrsr..rrrrrr-------------------------------------------------- TUESDAY, rrrrsrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr-rrrrrsrrr-rrrrr-rr-rrrri TUESDAY, JANUARY 12TH... 1907, The Board of County Commissioners in and for Indian River County, Floridag miet at the Court House in Vero Beach, at 9;00 o'clock A.M. Tuesday, January 12th. 1937, in adjourned meeting with the following members of the Board present; R.E.Mudge, Chairman; Edwin A. Helseth, S.E.Glover, E.P.Poole, bnd Frank C. Vickers, also present were Ma. Frick, Sheriff, Chas. A. Mitchell, ,Attorney for the Board and Douglas Bakers Clerk. The minutes of January 5th. 1937, were read and approved. Mr Claude Mbehael, Wabasso, Flo,. , appeared before the Board and requested that the River Road between Winter Beach and Whbasa -) be improved and or put in order. It was moved by Commissioner Ed- in A. Helseth and seconded by Commissioner and carried E.P.Poole/that the River Road between Minter Beach and Wabasso also the road south of -Sexton's dairy, between Clemann Avenue and Lateral IIA09 and about one mile of road e running west and beyond the paving on Glenda.l .Avenue be put in order. The Bond of F. L. Foote, as Deputy Sheriff in and for Fellsm.ere, Fla., in the sum of 1000.00 with J. J. Bustin and Samuel Menah, as sureties was approved.