HomeMy WebLinkAbout1/4/19381g2' Section 6. That if any clause, section, paragraph, or provision of this resolution
or of the Refunding Bondshereby authorizedbe d.ec lared unenforceable by any court of final
jurisdiction, it shall not affect or invalidate any remainder thereof,_and, if any of the Re-
funding Bonds hereby authorized be adjudged illegal or unenforceable, the holders thereof
shall be subrogated to the rights,of theholdersof the indebtedness hereby provided to be
refunded thereby and as such enforce their.claim for payment.
Section 7. That Charles A. Kitchell, Attorney -at -Law, be andhe is hereby authorized
and directed to institute appropriate proceedings in the Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial
Circuit of Florida, in and for Indian River County, for the validation of said Refunding Bonds,
and the Chairman and Clerk of this Board are hereby authorized to verify any pleadings in such
proceedings, and to impress thereon the corporate seal of this Board.
PASSED AND APPROVED Yee c emb er 7th, 1937,
Attests
-Douiz las Baker- R. E. budge
Clerk The Board of Count Commis -
, y Chairman, The Board of County Com
sioners of the County of Indian River, missioners of the County of Indian
State of Florida. River, State of Florida.
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The County Depository filed its monthly statement, showing receipts and disbursments
of the various funds which having been audited were found to be correct.
The several bills and accounts against the County, having been audited, were examin-
ed and found correct were approved, and warrants ordered issued in settlement of same. Such
bills and accounts being on file in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court. The warrants
issued from the respective funds being listed in the supplemental minute book as required by
the rules and practice of the State Auditing Department, reference to said record and the list
so recorded being made a part of these minutes.
Where being no further business the Board on motion made, seconde "and carried, ad-
journed.
ATTESTS
Clerk.
Tuesday iYanuary 4th., 1938.
The Board of County Commissioners in and for Indian River County met at the Court-
house in Vero Beach, at 9s30 411clock A. No, Tuesday, January 4th., 1938, in r egular meeting
with the following members of the Board present, E. P. Poole; S. E. Glover; Edwin A. Helseth,
and Franke C. Vickers, absents R. E. Mudge. Also present were Charles A. Mitchell, Attorney
for the Board, atm. Frick, Sheriff, and Douglas Baker, Clerk.
In the absence of the Chairman R. E. Mudge, who was not present because of illness,
Douglas Baker, Clerk called the meeting to order and on motion made by Edwin A. Helseth, s6-
conded by S. E. Glover and unanimously carried E. P. Poole was elected Chairman until the
further orders of the board.
Mrs. Lawrence (Iduma) Smith submitted an application for Bothers Pension which was
approved by the Board for the sum:of 10.00 per month.
Diss Leila M. Bunkley County Nurse appeared before the Board and submitted the fol-
lowing report for the month of December 1937, to -wits
The total case load for the month of December was white- 78 colored -32. The total
number of visits to homes were 56. The total number of visit& to.cases were 114.
Where were 66 conferences with commissioners, doctors, ?purses, social workers and
' interest individuals.
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RESOLUTION.
The following resolution was introduced by Commissioner Badger; who moved its adoption¢.
Number of hookworm, treatments given were.R5.
Your venera&l diaease c linins were held with -an_.attendance of 70.
One pre-school child..and three school children had their tonsils and adenoids removed
at a clinic at the Indian River Hospital.
Eight patients were referred to d=octors for examinations and seven cases were hospit-
alized.
A cripple girl was taken to Coral Gables Clinic for the adjustment of Traces.
The nurse assisted with the distribution of the Christmas Boxes.
It was ordered that ae warrant for the sum of $12.00 be drawn on the General Revenue
Fund to Mrs. Julia E. Fields for the care of John Council.
It was ordered that Mrs. U ly Bond be stricken from the bothers Pension Fund list by.
reason of the fact that her husband had been pardoned as of December 19th., 1937.
It was ordered that Mrs. Daisy Barker, Wabasso, be reinstated on the Mothers Pension
Fund List to receive the sum of $8.00 per month until the further orders of the board.
It pas -ordered that W. R. Duncan Tax Assessor be paid the.sum of $100.00 each month
for the remainder of the year, from the General Revenue Fund, to apply on Assessors Commission
for the year 1938.
Mr. F. G. Fletcher appeared before the Board and offered for sale approximately 35
or 40 creosoge pilingac-however the board decided that they would not purchase said piling.
On motion made by S. E. Glover, seconded by Frank C. Vickers and carried it was order-
ed that Frank A. Knight, Road Superintendent purchase a Bush and Bob Harrow at a cost of
approximately $150.00 to be used for County road purposes.
Mr. Chas. D. Toole, President of the Nero Beach Volunteer Fire Department and Secretary
of the. Indian River County Fruit Festival Association,appeared before the Board and invited the
Commissioners up to inspect the new building being constructed by the Indian River County Fruit
Festival Association and -this having been done Mr. Toole requested the Board to donate $500.00
toward the construction and completion of said building pointing outthe-many advantages that a
building of this kind and type would give to Indian River County. After careful ddn.sideration
on motion made by S. E. Glover, seconded by Edwin A. Helseth_and carried it was ordered that..
$500.00 be appropriated from the General Revenue Fund, which said amount had been heretofore
earmarked for advertising purposes and it was further ordered that a warrant be drawn on the
General Revenue Fund for the sum of $500.00 payable to Indian River County Fruit Festival Assoc-
iation for the purpose of advertising-epromoting Indian River County.
At the request of the Board of County Commissioner Mr. C. F.. Simpson and Mr. Fischer
representing the Florida Portland Cement Company, and Mr. H. 0. Bishop and lir. Hall representing
the Barrett Roofing Company and Mr. William H. Hensick and Mr. W. H. Garns, Contractor and Arch-
itect respectfully, appeared before the Board for the purpose of making a further inspection
with regard to the leaks in the Courthouse and later the same day Mr. Garns speaking.for the
heretofore named committee reported that in making various tests for leaks that a water hose
had been turned on first below the belt course and then a bove the belt course and very soon
afterwards the water made its appearance on the inside of the building and further stated that
in their opinion it seems to be quite evident that the leaks are a result of defective motar
and of the belt course around the building. The Board then expressed their appreciation to all
of these gentlement for their services rendered.
A coroners report in the matter of the death of Louis Benson was filed by Hon. Geo.
W. Walters Coroner.
The Board of Commissioners of Indian River Mosquito Control. District submitted the
following resolution, to -wits
RESOLUTION.
The following resolution was introduced by Commissioner Badger; who moved its adoption¢.
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Whereas, it has been indicated to the Board of Commissioners of. Indian River Mosquito
Control District that the Board of County Commissioners of Indian- .River County is desirous of
working the convicts of said county upon the public works of said county, therefore
Be It Resolved by the Board of Commissioners of Indian River Mosquito Control Distric
that this District does hereby give its consent to having county convicts of Indian River County
work upon the grogram of mosquito control and eradication of Indian River County as outlined by
this Board, and that this Board does agree to pay and will pay the salary of a_warden and guard,
and will furnish transportation to and from said work, and clothing on said work for said con-
victs.
The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Commissioner Corsa, and upon being put
to a vote was adopted as followat
Ayes Commissioners Badger, Corsa and Cox
Mayst None
Douglas Baker, Clerk was linstructed to acknowledge receipt of said resolution and to advise Mr.
W. B. Shaffer that this Board stands ready and willing to co-dperate in any way possible and
awaiting the further advise of the Mosquito Control District Commissioners.
Douglas Baker, Clerk, filed his annual report of fees and commissioners for the year
1937.
RECEIPTS
Recording fees.. .........................$ 1903.95
Tax Redemption Fees..... ................ 3225.70
Civil Costs :.......................... 963.90
TOTAL.... ........-......$ 6093.55
Clerk to Board of Commissioners ......... $ 1200.00
Criminal Costs ............................. 697.35
General Court Costs ...................... 368.20
TOTAL.. ........ ..........$ 2265.55
TOTAL, RECEIPTS ............ $ 8359.10
Leila Bray Deputy ....................... -$ 1635.00
Ralph Harris Deputy... ..............- 980.00
Dessa Moeller Deputy.. .................. 491.81
Vanda Knowles Deputy.................... 86.66
Mary Alice Phillips........ 2.00
Trips to Ft. Lauderdale, Orlando & _
Kissimmee -Murphy Act and Tax Redemptions 50.00
Premium on Surety Bond,... .............. 15.00
Dues to Clerk's Assn..... ... 0 .... * .....*. 10.00
Trip to Jacksonville Clerks Assn........ 25.00
TOTAL EPENSES....:........ 3295.47
Total Receipts all sourses .............................$ 8359.10
Total Expenses.... :............. 3295.47
NET INCOME. .«..-..00..._0.0.. 5063.63
Compensation Al&owed ....................$5€338.18
Proportion Due County ................... 25.45
Which report was duly sworn to before Otis M. Cobb, Judge County Court, on the 4th.,
day of January 1938.-
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year 1937.
V. R. Duncan, Tax Assessor, filed his annual report of fees and commissions for the
State Comptroller ......... 524.37
State Comptroller E & I.................. 591.82
Board of Administration................. 378.97
County 1937 Roll ........................ 1950.74
County E &.T 1932-1936 ................... 1000.00
County School Board....... .............. 559.62
Sebastian Inlet ......................... 43.86
Florida Inland Nav............ ........... 28.52
TOTAL RECEIPTS...........$ 5077.90
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Homer Fletcher ............................ 63:5.00
Mary Newman.... ....................... 12..00
Virginia Anthony ........ .•...-....•.••.....0 12.00
Postage.............................0.•0 17.95
Traveling Expense ..............0004..... 119.4
TOTAL E96035'
Total Receipts.........................................$5077.90
Total Expenses ........ ..........-•-.•••.••••.•••••. 796.35
.LSLt.L INCOME*** *so 00.00..0 0 *8 0000$V-81055
Which report was duly sworn to before Douglas Baker, Clerk Circuit Court, on the 4th.
day of January 1938.
The County Depository filed its monthly statement, showing receipts and disbursments
of the various funds which having been audited were found to be correct.
The several bills and accounts against the County, having been audited, were examined
and found correct, and warrants ordered issued in settlement of same. Such bills and accounts
being on filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court. The warrants issued from the
respective funds being listed in the supplemental minute book as required by the rules and.
practice of the State Auditing Department, reference to said record and the list so recorded
being made a part of these minutes.
Therebeing no further business the Board adjourned to meet Friday,, at -9:30 A. Me,
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January 7, 1938.
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Chairman
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Clerk.
Friday January . 7th. , 1938:.
The Board of County Commissioners in and for Indian River County met at the Court-
house in Vero Beach, at 900 A. ff., Friday.January 7th., 1938 in regular adjourned meeting
with the following members of the Hoard present, E. P. Poole, Chairman; Frank C. Vickers; S.
E. Glover and Edwin A. Helseth, absents R. E. Mudge. Also present were Charles A. Kitchell,
Attorney to the Board, dim. Frick, Sheriff, and Douglas Baker, Clerk.
In compliance with l w the following named persons were selected from the registrat
books of the County to serve as Jurors for the year 1938, to wit=
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Ashburner, L.
35.
Smith, A. W.
68.
Heath, Herbert
2.
Holtzclaw, R. C.
36.
Taylor, C. E.
70.
Jones, a T.
3.
Haag, Albert.
37.
Van Arat er i, Frank
71.
Jones, T. M.
4.
Reed, Thomas R.
38.
Vickers, G. F.
72.
Jones, W. G.
5.
Anderson, Re G.
39.
Welling, Geo.
73,
Kemp, William
Vii.
Baughman, L. 0.
40.
Williamson, D. J.
74.
Kemp, Be P.
7.
Bland, Okey
41.
Warkintine, A. F.
75.
Kennedy, G� E.
S.
Brown, Be N.
42.
Allison, D. P.
76.
Kelly, M. Me
9.
Bray, Sim
.43.
Boyd, A. L.
77,
Keller, Robert
10.
Davis, Everett
44.
Barnes, J. M.
78.
Longaker, J. H.
11.
Davis, S. 0.
45.
Burrmann, Nm. C.
79.
Massey, C. C.
12,
Foster, A.
46.
Beers, S. C.
81.
Massey, J. W.
13.
Futch, E. L.
47,
Brown, T. E.
82.
Mock, C. C.
14.
Glasgow, G. T.
48.
Bellman, Richard
83.
McCloud, D. M.
15,
Hamrick, F. G.
49.
Cadenhead, T. R.
84.
O' -Steen, L. Be
16.
Hunter, F. J.
50.
Cail, Herbert
850
Prange, He W.
17.
James, L. P.
51.
Christman, E. T.
86.
Pfarr, A. S.
18.
Kroegel, Rodney
52.
Carr, D. D.
87.
Pryor, S. J.
19.
Kimble, H. A.
53.
Dancy, E. C.
88.
Roddenberry, We M.
20.
Eawson, P. P.
54.
Duncan, J. H.
89.
Ryalls, N. Be
21.
Letchworth, A. Me
55.
Etters, T. F.
90.
Roberts, G. W.
22.
Mays, J. Be
56.
Eakin, Fred
91.
Roberts, N. E. Sr.
23.
24.
Xurdoch, G. K.
Mills, Ralph V.
67.
68.
Funk, C. H.
Gaines, S. D:
92.
93.
Stinson, G. A.,
Stinson, A. L.
25.
Park, Hobson
69.
Gibbs, J. J.
94.
Stinson, I. F.
26.
Ryall, R. Be
60.
eaves. -J. --,R,.
95.
Shaw, J. D.
27.
Ryall, Be C.
61.
Glaab, H. P.
96.
Sibley, J. P.
28.
Ryall, We R.
62.
Hadaway, J. T.
97,
Stough, R. F.
29.
Roberts, R. Be
63.
Harms, J. H.
98.
Shaw, J. D. Jr.
30.
Semb ler, Chas. W.
64.
Helpling, J. L.
99.
Skinner, G. G.
31.
Smith, Archie
65.
Hamrick, J. L.
100.
Sykes, A. A.
32.
Sewell, C. D.
66.
Henshaw, Kyle
101.
Scott, Fred F.
33.
Shaw, Be E.
67.
Heath, G. H.
102.
Skinner, Be C.
34.
Shafor, L. Me
68.
Hart, C. C.
103.
Vandiveer, Charles