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HomeMy WebLinkAbout01/2/1926TUESDAY, FEBRUNRY. 2nd 1926.. The Board of County Comnisioners in and for Indian RiverCounty, Florida, met at the Court House- in 'Nero Beach, on Tuesday, February 2nd, 1926 at 10 o'clock A.M.wit the following members of the Board present: John H. Atkin, Chairmen; G.A.Braddock; J.W.LaBruce; Donald Forbes and 0. 0. Helseth. Also present were Niles Warren, Clerk and J.W.Knight, Sheriff. The minutes of the previous meetings were readand approved. The Notary Public bond. of Walter T James, in the Bum of $500.00 with the American Surety Company, of New York, a corporation as surety was approved. The Notary Public bond of B.H.Phillips, in the sum. of $500.00 with the American Surety Company, of New York, a corporation as surety was approved. The. Notary Public bond of Frank X. Oliver, in the sum of $500.00 with the America Surety Company, of NeW York, a corporation as surety was approved. The Notary Public bond of Ws 3ulia Ingersoll, in the sum of $500.00 with the American Surety Company,, of .New York, a corporation as surety was approved. The Deputy Sheriff bond of Mr.Baavie, in the sum of $1,.000.00 withJ.M.Hnight and Louis Harris, as sureties was approved. The following Road Petition was received, read and filed: ROAD PETITION STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OP INDIAN RIVE) TO THE HONORABLE BO= OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SAID COUNTY: Gentlmen: We, theundereigned, citizens ofthe County of Indian River, State of Florida, respectfully represent that the necessities of the public require a County Road to be laid out as follows, to -wit: Commencing at Dixie Highway on 1/2 Section line ofSection 22Township32 South of Range 39 Mast, running West 1t mile, this temporary road that' being use is far South of the line, ,this road is very badit needed and is of great value to the County—Vero Beach --and the land owners. It is needed for it's sand valu=s to Vero Beach. The Board having considered said petition, and being advised by the County Engin- eer that same was declared a public County road by the. Board of County Commissioners o St. Lucie County, it was ordered said petition be tabled. The following Road petition leas received, read and filed: ROAD PETITION STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OFINDIAN RIVER ) TO THE HONORABLE BOARDOF COUNTY CO ISSIO1 RS OF SAD COUN Y: Gentlemen: We, the undersigned, citizens of theCounty of Indian River, State of Florida, respectfully represent that the necessities of the public require a County Road tobe laid out :fie follow, to -wit: Commencing at Dixie Highway on the 1/4 Section linesame began and run along F.E.C.Railroad section hoose North fence line, reaching 12 Miles west as the Board may judge best. This road to be 18 feet hard surface. Said road right-of-way to be not less than 40 feet in width. We therefore, petition your honorable body to cause to be laid out and opened a County Road as above described, and we, the owners of the land through which said road is so p.ght to be laid out, in consderation of the sum of one dollar to us each and ii severally in hand paid by the said County of Indian River, the receipt of whioh is hereby acknowledged, hereby agree, to give the right-of-way through our lands, -as shown by the plat accompanying this petition, and relinquish all olaims_for damage by reason thereof. It was ordered that Joseph Snaith, J.H.Robinson and D.L.Zeisher, be appointed a committee to view, mark out said road and report to this Board. The following Road petition was received, read and filed: ROAD PETITI©E STATE OF FLORIDA - ) COUNTY OF INDIAN RIVER) TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF .SAID COUNTY: Gentlemen: We, the undersigned citizens of the County of Indian River, State of Florida, respectfully represent that the necessities of the public require County Roads to be laid out as follows, to -wit: ROAD DESCRIPTIONS. 'TOWNSHIP SHIP 33 SOUTH, RANGE 38 B. 1. Range Line Road. Beginning at a point 12. ft. West and 100 ft. South of the N.E. oorner of See. 1. Twp. 33 R. 38; thence South to a point 82 ft. North of the South Right of way line of the Main Canal, Indian River Farms Drainage District. said road being 25 ft. wide; the above described line being the center line. 2. Beginning at a point 100 ft. South of the NE corner of Sec. 2 Twp. 33 R. 38; thence South to a point 75 ft.,North of the SW corner Sec. 36 Twp 33 R 38; said road being 60 ft. wide; the above desoribed line being the center line. 3. D 3 Road. Beginning at a point 50 ft. South and 15 ft. West of the center of See. 14 Twp. 33 R. 38; thence South to a point 15 ft. West and 75 ft. North of the SE corner of the SWk Seo. 35 Twp 33 R. 38; said road being 30 ft.: wide; the above described line being, the centerline.. 4. D 4 Road. Beginning at a point 100 ft. South of the NW corner See. 2 Twp. 33 R. 38; thenoe South totheSW corner of the SW* of the NW} Sec. 11 Twp. 33 R. 38; said road, being 60 ft. wide; Also beginning at the point 15 ft. East of the. SW oorner of the SW of the I'T} Seo. 11 Twp 33 R. 38 thence South to a point 15 ft. east and 75 ft. North of the S17 oorner Seo. 35 Twp 33 R. 381 said road being 30 ft. wide; the above described lines being the center lines. 5. L.D.5 Road. Beginning at a point 15 ft. East of the NE corner of the NWk Seo.10, TWwp. 33 R. 38 B thence South to a point 15 ft. East and 75 ft. North of the SE corner of the SWk Seo 34 Twp 33 R 38; said road being 30 ft. wide the above de -scribed line being the center kine.. 6. D 6 Road. Regiiminc at. a poittt 15 ft. west and 100 ft. south of the NE corner of the BES, Seo. 4; T. 33, R 38; thence south to a point 100 ft. north and and 15 ft. west of the= corner of Sec, 16, Twp. 35, R 38; said road being ,50 ft. wide; the above described line being the center line. 7. D 7 Road. Beginning at a point 15 ft. west and 100 ft. -south of , them .corner of the NE4, Sec. 4i Twp. 35, R 58; thence south to a point 15 ft. west and T00 ft. north of the SW corner of the =iv Sec. 9, Tv?. 35, R 38; said road being • 30 ftwide; the above des- cribed line being the center line. -8. Beginning at a point l�ft. west and 100 ft. south of the BW corner of the1W, Sec. 4, Top. 33, R 38; thence south to a point 15 ft, west and 100 ft. north of the Ng corner of Sec. 9, Twp. 33, R 38; eaid read being 30 ft* wide; the above described line being the center line. 9. Osceola Blvd. Beginning at a point 15 ft. north of the SW corner of the 1 Vf1, See. 2, Twp. 33, R 38; thence west to a point 15 ft. north of the SW corner of the N +, Sec. 3, Twp. 33, R 38; said road being 30 ft. wide; Also, beginning at the SE cor- ner of the 113*, Sec. 4, TINT. 33, R 38; thence west to a point the center Sec. 5, Twp. 33 R 38; said road being 60 ft. wide; the above described lines being the center lines. 10. R 2 Road. Beginning at a point 25 ft, west and 15 ft. north of the SEE cor- ner Sec. 1, Tipp. 33, R. 38; thence west to a point 15 ft. north of the SW earner of the SE* of the SE*, Sec. 3, Tap. 33, R 38; said road being 30 ft. wide; Also, beginning at the Sr. corner of the SE*, , of the SE*, Sec. 3* Tits. 33, R 38; thence west to a. point 100 ft. east of the SW corner,, -Sec. 4 Twp. 33, R 38; said road being 60 ft.. wide; the above described lines being the center linea. 11. R 1 Road. Beginning at a point 25 ft. west and 15 ft. north of the SS cor- ner of the NES, Sec. 22, Twp. 33s R 38; thence west to a point 15 ft. earth of the SW corner of the NIP*, See, 11, Twp. 33, R 38; said road being 30 ft. wide;-16.1so, beginning at the ST corner of the Na, Sec. 10, Twp. 33, R 38; thence West/to a point 100 ft.east of the Sit corner of the Fit*, Sec. 9, flip. 33, R. 38; said road being 60 ft. wide; the 1 move described lines being the center lines. 12. C 1 Road. Beginning at a point 90 ft. west and 15 ft. north of the NE. corner Sec. 13, Twp. 33, R. 38; thence west to a point 15 ft. north of the SE corner of the SW* of the SW, Sec. 11, Twp. 33, R, 38; eaid road being 30 ft. wide; Also, beg at the SE corner of the SW* of the SW*, Sec. 11, Twp. 33, R 38; thence west to a point 100 ft. east of the SW corner Seo. 10, Twp. 33, R 38; said road being 60 ft. wide; the above described lines being the center lines. 13. Lat. D. Road. Beginning at a point 50 ft. west and 35 ft. south of the NE corner of the SES, Sec. 13, Twp, 55, R 38; thence west to a point 100 ft. east and 35. ft, south of the NW corner of the Ma -Sec. 15, Twp. 33, R 38 said road being 30 ft.wide; the above described line being the center line. 14. C 2 Road. Beginning at a point 50 ft. west and 15 ftnorth of the BE, Cor- ner Sec. 13, Twp. 33, R 38; thence west to a:point 15 ft. north of SW corner of Sec. 14, Tvrp. 33, R 38; eaid road being 30 ft. wide; Also, beginning at the SE corner Sec. 15, Twp. 33, R 38; thence west to a point 100 ft. east of the SW corner See. 15, Twp. 33,R. 38; said read being 60 ft. wide; the above described lines being the center linea. 15. C 3 Road. Beginning at a point 50 ft. west and 15 ft. north of the SZ cor- ner of the 12EE, Sec. 24, Twp. 33, R 38; thence west to a point 15 ft. north of the cen- ter Sec. 23, Twp. 35, R 38; said road being 30 ft, wide; Also, beginning at the center Sec. 23, Twp. 33, R 38; thence west to point 100 ft. east of SW corner of the NV -,Sec. 22, Twp. 55, R 38; said road ;being 60 ft wide; the above deseribed lines being the _ center lines. 16. C 4 Roa . Beginning at a paint 50 ft. west and 15 ft. north of the S corner Sec. 24, Torp. 33, R 38; thence west to a pojnt 15 ft. north of the SW corner of the SE*, Sec. 23, Twp. 35, 11..58; said road bang 30 ft. wide; Also beginning at the SE corner of ,the SW , Sec. 23, Tarp. 35, R 38; thence west to a point 1Q0 ft. eft of -the SW corner Sec. 22, Twp. 33, R 38; said road. being ,6a ft. wide; the above described lines being the center lines. 1'?. C 5 Road.. Beginning at a point 50 ft. „west and 15 ft. north of the SE cor- ner of the EEC Sec. 25, Twp. 33, R 38; thence west to a. point 15 ft, north of the SW 5.1 corner of the, Sec. 25, Twp. 33, R. 38; said road being 30 ft.. wide; Also, beginning -at the SE corner of the NE*, Sec. 26, Twp. 53, R 38; thence west to a point 100 ft.eastt --of the SW corner of the Sec. 27,; Twp. 33, R 38; said road being 60 ft.. wide; the above described lines being the center lines. 18. C 6 Road. Beg4nmirg at a point 50 ft. west and 15 ft. north of the SE corner Sec. 25, TIT. 33, R 38; thence west to a point 15 ft. north of the SW corner Sec. 25, Twp. 33, R 38; said road being 30 ft. wide; Also beginning at the SE corner Sec. 26, Tipp. • 33, R 38; thence west .to a point 100 ft. eget of the SW corner of the SE* of the S , Sec. 27, Twp. 33, R 38; said road being 60 ftwide; the above described lines be- ing the center lines. 19.. C ? Road.Begtnning at a paint 50 ft* west and 15 ft. north of the SE cor.• ner of the Mil-, ;, Sec. 36, Twp. 33, R 38; thence west to a point 15 ft* north of the SW -earner of the *, Sec. 36, Twp. 33, R 38; said road being 30 ft* wide; also, beginning at the SE corner of the , Sec. 35, Twp. 33, R 38; thence west to a point 100 ft* east of the SW corner of the SES of the 1 W+, Sec. 54, Twp. 33, R 38; sgid road being 60 ft. -wide; the above described lines being the center lines. The sane being roads as shown on the plat of the Indian River Farms Compo recorded in the Office of the Clerk of Court of St. Lucie County, Florida, in Plat Book 2, Page 25, on the 23rd. day of March 1915. Said Road right-of..wer to be not less than as indicated on attached sheets feet in Width. We therefore petition your honorable body to cause to be laid out and opened a County Road as above described, and we, the owners of the land through which said Road is sought to be laid out, in consideration of the sum of one dollar to us each and severally in hand paid by the said. County of Indian River, the receipt of which is here- by acknowledged, hereby agree to give the right-of-way through our lands, as shown by the plat accompanying this petition, Rad relinquish all claims for image by reason thereof. It was ordered that A.M.Hill, A.W.Young and D.L.Leisher, be appointed a Committee to view, mark out said road and report to this Board. Check in the amount of $1170.00 was received by the Vero Beach Chamber of Com- merce for back rent on the Court House quarters for the period beginning July let,1925, and ending January 1st 1926. After considerable discussion, on roll call the following vote was cast with respect to the proposition of accepting br rejecting the check. Commissioner G.A.Braddock, Reject Commissioner J. '.LaBrace , Accept Commissioner Donald Forbes, Reject Commissioner 0.0.Helseth, Accept Cormnissioner John H.Atkin, Reject It was ordered that the Clerk return the check to the Chamber of Commerce and -advise them that the same had been rejected by the Board. On motion of Commissioner Donald Forbes, seconded by Commissioner O.0.Helseth, the following resolution wad adopted: A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COuiulc COMMISSIONERS OF INDIAN R1ffER COusax, FLORIDA., GRANTING TO FLORIDA POWER & LIGBT COUP , ITS SUCCESSORS and ASSIGRB, THE RIGHT', PRI - GE+ AND AUTHORITY, FOR THE FULL PERIOD OF THIRTY YEARS, TO CONSTRUCT, MAINTAIN AND OPERATE IN, UPON, ALONG, WITI R AND ACROSS THE PRCSENT EXISTING AND FUTURE PUBLIC RDs, MGBV(AYS, SWEETS, Ate, ALYEYS, BRIDGES, EASEMENTS AND OTR PUBLIC PLACES IN INDIAN RIVER Mum, , FLORIDA, ARID ITS SUCCESSORS, EXCEPT SUCH AS ARE IMAM WITHIN THE TERRI- TORIAL L ITfS, AS NOW COHCTMTUTED OF INCORPORATED CITIES' ITI OR TOWB3 OVER BCH THE BQABD OF COUNTY CORMISSIONERS HAS NO JURISDICTION, ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER TR 1S ISSION AND DISTRIBUTION must TOGETHER VIITH ALL mammy QR DESIRABLE APPURTENOCBS FOR THE PUR- POW OF Sb. .LYING ELECTRICITY TO SAID COUNTY, AE) ITS SUCCE ORS,.. THE INR • ITAI'ITS T - OF, FOR LIGHT, HEAT, POWER AND OTHER PURPOSES AND I POSING PROVISIONS AILD CONDITIONS RE.-- r4TI1 THERETO: BE IT RESOLVED BY. THE BOARD OF COulria Cf1 ISSIONERS OF NINA T RI4ER COUNTY 'FLORIDA. t II REG I R ION _ ASSEMBLED. SECTION It There is hereby granted to Florida Power and Light Ci, its successors and assigns (herein called the Grantee) the right, privilege and authority for the . period of thirty (n) years from date of the passage of ,this resolution, to constrict, maintain and operate in, uponi. along, under and across the present exist- ing and future public - roads, highways, streets, avenues, alleys, bridges, easements, and other public places in Indian River County, and its successors, except such city or town streets as are located within the territorial limits, as now constituted, of incor- porated cities or towns. over which the Board. of County Carmiissianers has no jurisdiction, electric light and power tin {scion and distribution lines, together with all necessary or desirable appurtenances, (including poles, towers, conduitsand wires and, for grant- ee's on use, telephone and telegraph lines) for the purpose of supplying electricity to said County and its successors, the irbnbitants thereof and persons and corporations be- yond the limits thereof' __ f or light, heat, power and other purposes. SECTION IIt As a condition precedent of the taking effect of this grant, the County of Indian River hereby reserved such right as is given to it by Section 1844 of the Revised General Statutes of Florida, of 1920, -if applicable, and as it is required to reserve by said. section, if applicable, to purchase at aadr,after the expiration of the tem of this grant the property of the Grantee as and to the extent provided in and required by such section, and the Grantee by the acceptance hereof shall be deemed to have given and granted to Indian. River County the right to purchase so reserved.. SECTION III: That poles and towers shall be so located as not to interfere with traff3 *ter such public roads, highways, streets, avenues, alleys, bridges, ease- ments, and other public piaees, and the location thereof, or re -location as may be de- sired by e-siredbyr the Grantee here or rewired by the County, shall be made under the supervis- ion of said. Board. of County Commissioners or such engineer or superintendent as may be designated by it for such purpose, but not so as unreasonably to interfere with the proper operation of Grantee ' s lines or service. SECTION IV's Said Indiana River County Eiheli in no way be liable Or responsible for any accident or damage that may occur in the construction, operation or maintenance by the Grantee of its lines and appurtenances hereunder. SECTION Vs All lines constructed under this gran.t sihas11 be constricted and maintained in accordance with established practice with respect to electrical constraet- ion and maintenance. SECTION VI: Me Grantee is hereby given the right and authority to *=aka: as- signments of this right, privilege and. authority and. the rights hereunder, all assignees to be bound to the same extent as the original grantee. SECTION VI/: The Grantee shish file its written acceptance of this grant with the said Board within thirty (50) days after it shall have been duly adopted. SECTION VIII: This resolution s' cal take effect upon its passage and accept- ance as provided herein. PASSED AND ADOPTED AT VERO BEACH, FLLRIfA, this 2nd.. day of February, A. D. 1926w ATTESTIt HILES WARREN CLERK Cam .s sioner d'. G. A. Braddock J. W. LaBruce Donald Forbes 0. 0. Helseth Zahn K. Atkin MEMBERS OP COlkuil COMMISSIONERS LaBruce and County Bngineer D. L. Leisher, reported they recommended purchase of one Speeder Crane, which was agreed upon and their action was ratified by the Board.. Ordered Mrs. Madge Patton be stricken from the Relief List, effetiveFebruary 1st, 1926. The Bili of T. Cato for repairs to truck caused by bridge failing in was pre-. Bill sented. Ordered the Bill be rejected. The offer of R. B. Abbott, President of Biscayne Finance Company to give a Block of land. in Brae Burn Park and 850, 000.00) Cash was renewed and same was ordered filed. It was ordered that Wm. Frick, Traffic- Officer be effective Zartuary 1st, -1926. id 6150.00 per month, In compliance with law thefollowing named persons were selected from the Registration Books of 1 M.E.Bae 2. H.£1.Sallee 3, G.F.V'ickers 4. Henry Scher 5 Albert Schuh 6 T. F. Taylor 7 F. C. Vickers 8 Chas. W. 3ensbler 9 C. E. Taylor 10 0. H. Braddock 11 C. E. Anderson 12 3'. J. Blanton 13 3. L. Chaffers 14 C. Tr. Pletcher 15 G. T. Glover 16 E. V. Hamilton 17 B. D. Hinton 18 W. R. Kemp 19 J. L. Knowles 20 D. B. McCulIerss 21 W. T. NcelelLsn 22 "' . J. Norton 23 T. A. Vincent 24 W. H. Walker 25 Sohn Blanton 26 A. Htrom 27 Elias Helseth 28 Perry I. He/Beth 29 W. A. Martin. 30 W. H. Clark 31 a. B. Arnold - 32 Walter Bobo= 33 W. H. Donaldson 34 D. Floyd 35 3. J. P. Hamilton 36 IL. L. Moines 37 3. L. Hurst 38 J. A. Kennedy 39 B. K. Hersey the 121 Hobson Park 122 W. R. Ryall 123 C. T. Brown 124 Gilbert E. Baoskie 125 Robt. T. Durst= 126 G. E. Dixon 127 W. Z. Peazell, Jr. 128 R. P. Green 129 Geo..Hughes 130 Edward King 131 Z. 0,. Martin Ir.sat Men&h. 133 Ed Nelson 134 G. E. Houma 135 J. M. Pennington 136 H. Y. Pennington County to .serve as jurors for the year 1926, to -wit: - 40 H. B. Monroe 41 H. D. MczEnn 42 H. J. Sapp 43 T. 0. 'Williams 44 L. J. Woods 45 Ben Bendicksan - 46 Albert 0. Helseth 47 Oswald. L. Helseth 48 G. H. Hall 49 A. B. Sueveiebbe 50 Dempsey Cain . 51 J. H. Anderson 52 Doha Caaniff 53 L. J. Dukes - 54 I. R. Pletcher 55 C. S. Hinton 56 W. F. Hamilton 57 Paul,I.. d 58 B. J. Kerney 59 W. T. B cCu1le rs° 60 S. P. McCall 61 J. W. Monroe 62 P. H. Sheffield 63 A. W. Woods 64 W. W. Williams 65 A. 8. Davis 66 George A. Helseth 67 Edwin. A. Helseth 68 H. E. Ejorsvik 69 L. Ashburner 70 W. W. _:Holtzclaw 71 N. D. Hammond 72 X. D. Yangtze 73 S. A. Braswell 74 M. 11. Braddock 75 L. P. Chesser 76 A. Foster 77 T. B. Hicks 78 A. C. Kraege1 78 R. G. McCain 137 H. M. Rector 138 X. H. Sutherland 139 A. F. Sieetert 140 Wm. Sutton 141 L. A. Sloan 142 R. C. Teed 145 Herbert C. Watta 144 Henry Whipple 145 M. Weigle 146 C. L. Warren 14? W. G. Wood 148 John Omand Masan san. 149 A. X. Byrd 150 S. G. Beers 151 R. D. Carter 152 T. J. Gail 80 B.L.R ra11. 81 C.B.Alcutt 82 John 7. Babbitt 85. S. aottingheza 84 X. B. Dixon 85 I. C. DeLee 86 '`. E. Feazell, Sr. 8? F. Heister 88 x. M. lanes 89 I. S. Thoyd 90 C. Nanning 91 R. B. Mudge 92 Zai s F'. Morris 93 W. P. Baugbman 94 Chas. L. Beugnot 95 Geo. T. Badger 96 G. H. Fields 97 Roy K. Fields 98 A. C. Hatch g9 P. P. Lawson 100 8. A. Park 101 B. C. Ryall 102 L. H. Butterfield. 103 LeRoy D. Burgher 104 M. A. Carrier 105 B. J. Davis 106 3R. a. Danny 107 Geo. P. Green 108 Z. F. Hearndon 109 R. L. Kinney ° 110 Fred. °+' • Thoysi 111 T. A. Martell 112 Masa H. nehra 113 A. Ruffner 114 L. T. Braswell 115 V1. L. Braddock 116 L. 0. B 117 E. Poster 3 H. B. Gude 119 J. R. James 120 R. B. Letchworth 153 Chas. B. Cook 154 P. H. Chesser 155 Wiley P. Cox 15-6 T. R. Cadenhead 157 Adam Eby 158 Frank Foster 159 S. D. Gaines 160 J. E. Glover 161 H. N. Horton 162 T. M. Hines 163 S. 9. Hancock 164 Thad Jameson. 165 W. T. Tones 166 R. Vt. 3areaon 167 S. 3. Zones 168 W. G. Jones 169 C. L. Tones 170 A. B. ICichaei 171 Ai. R. Miller 172 Geo. B. 3son 173 E. 3. Moore 174 C. F7 Olmstead 175 H. W. Prange 176 A. 3. Pfarr 177 3. L. Powers 178 T. F. Palter 179 G. A. Stinson 180 H. T. Sykes 181 Geo. Seams 182 I. F. Stinson 183 A. L. Stinson 184 A. X. Snyder 185 3. L. Stinson 186 T. H. Sibley 187 E. E. anith 188 C. A. Vandiveer -189 Ghs. Tandiveer 190 G. Vander Plea 191 W. L. Woods 192 L. T. Walters 195 3. W. Williams 194 F. G. Young 195 Moe Banziker 196yA. B. Bates 197 P. A. Beindorf 198 Frank Behler 19 °y C. E. Orate 200 A. E. Conway 201 E. G. Oimann 202 D. G. Cox 203 N. H. Cramer 204 Frank T. Conway 2057. E. Chem' 206 E. E. Carter 20? W. B. Davis c208 E. G. Desiber 2090.X Demand 210 B. T. Danberg 211 Chas. Dipple 212 T« D. Edwards 213 E. G French 214 F. Ghat. Gifford 21.5 T. S. Gobar 216 I. T. Graham, 217 3. P. Geyer 218 E. P. Guthrie 219 H. W. Guthrie 220 Tohta Howard 221 A. , . Hill 222 R. H. Hennig 223 :acmes Howard. 224 S. E. HaE'field 225 T. X. Knight 226 E. H. Kiingsiok 227 R. A. Knight 228 A. B. Knight 229 Lawrende Law 230 Pattic.lulther 231 H. rebut 232 3. S. Xonroe 233 A. L. 3G£onrae- 234 C. P. ItcG±Iure 235 Hale Merriman 236 3. G. Killer 237 Alex McWilliams 238 Harry E. c o aid 239 X. G. Nielson 240 W G. Ordway 241 e. H. Pool 24242 A. T. Peterson 243 D. A. Pfarr 244 R. S. Park 245 S. 33. Perritt 246 A. R. Seams 247 T. W. 248 T. E. Roberts 249 a. A. Routh 250 Henry Rudolph 251 G. T. Robinson 252 Gus Saanteiseti 253 3. A. Schoites 254 T. L. Snaith 255 X. E. Twitchell 256 H. A. Tuten 257 0. Taylor 258 E. T. Wood 259 W. H. Woile u 260 B. G. Waddell 261 R. T. Young 262 B. Arnold 263 3. H. Baker 264 3. S. Barker 265 G. O. Bartlett 266 W. C. Brasch 267 H. E. Beesley 26a A. L. Bowers 269 W. S. Buck 270 Frank Banker 271 G. W. Beatty 272 T. 1. Baker 273 William C. Beinda-rf 274 T. H. Crosby 275 T: G. Dultose 276 T. H. Dean 27? alter Duncan 278 A. G. Evans' 279 P. W. Elliot 280 las. T. E"tskhoff 281 Charles Eddy 282 H. '' . Fersch 283 X. W. I roeseher 284 X. A. Poison 285 L. S. Gollniek 286 G. L. Gray 287 0. H. Gaanewell 288 William. Gillman 289 G. W. Gray 290 H. H. Gifford 291 H. E. Guthrie 292 E. H. Graul 293 3. A. Harris 294 T.. L. 3rrisan 295 W. H. Hensic 296 F. Hobbs 297 L. W. Howard 29'8 John LeRoy Hutchison 299 G. G. Hoard 300 W. 0. Huggins 301 Joseph Tr$1T 302 T. W. Hewitt 303 Bari Hobbs 304 F. B. Woad 305 A. W. Hoge 306 3. B. Sones 307 Thos. E. Tut 308 T. L. Knight 309 Chas. Kutz 310 Walter Kitching e311 W. a. K j. 312 X. W. Knight 313 P. L. Knight 514 D. A. 3 effer 315 A. T. King 316 H. D. Keifer 317 P. E. Leighton 318 P. F. Lefflee 319 W. T.C. Lane 520 Kele Larsen 521 A. B. Lingenf�elte r 322 L. A. 3oelier 323 W. t7. Itraher 324 M. 3e1 ece 325 P. f<<. Mayer 326 X. 3attmueller 327 Zahn G. licaoryrey 328 L. 1Y? . Maher 329 A. V. 3rris 330 D. B. M.e0u1lers 331 L. M. Hem 352 T. C. Nicholson. 353 3. T . 0 traL1e3r 334 W. T. Orth 335 E. P. Poole 336 0. Roach 337 B. T. Redstone 338 3. T. Roberts 339 W. K. Reams 340 R. R. Redstone 341 S. E. Rice 342 P. W. Rod.enberg 343 Harold G. Redstone 544 Martin Ruch 345 E. R. Siedier 346 1ti. E. Sexton 347 Schoettel 348 0'. E. Sandison 349 H. G. Stevens 350 P. E. Schnee 351 R. W. Sedgwick 352 Peter Priese 353 C. T. Toffs 354 L. W. Townsend 355 O. E. Vinnedg€. 356 O. Vinnedge 357 L. H. Vinnedge 358 Roy Taker 359 W. E. West The several bills against the County were examined, and audited were found cor- rect and warrants issued in settlement of name. The amount so drawn from the respec- tive funds is as follows: GENERAL REV= FUND ......0 FINE & FORFEITURE FUND. ROAD & BRIDGE FUND MOTHER'S PENSION FUND PUBLICITY FUND SPEC R & B DIST #4 (Bond. Fund) .. The several Depositories of the County filed their monthly statements of the various funds of the County. The balance on hand in the said funds is as follows: GENERAL REVENUE FUND $ FINE & FORFEITURE FUND ROAD & BRIDGE FUND MOTHER'S PENSION FUND$ PUBLICITY FUND TIME WARRANT FUND 1925 issue° 6 Spec R&A3 Dist No.1 (Int & Sink Spec R & B Dist #4 (Int & Spec R&B Dist #4 (Bond fund) INTEREST & SINKING FUND AGRICULTURAL FUND There being no further business, on motion made, seconded and carried, the Board adjourned until Saturday, February 13th 1926 at 2 o'clock P.M. ATTEST: C 1 e•r k. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13th 1926. The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida, met at the Court House on Saturday February 13th, 1926 at 2 o'clock P.M. The following members of the Board were present: John H Atkin, Chairman; J..W.LaBruce; G.A.Braddock, Donald Forbes and 0.0.Helseth. Also present was Miles Warren, Clerk, by Deputy, The Notary Public Bond of P. Z. Gallagher in the of $500.00„ with American Surety Company of New York, as surety, vais fitfaiimadvec4 The Notary Public Bond. of G. H. Braddock, in the sum of $500,00, with American Surety Company of New York as surety, was approved. A committee from the Vero Beach Realty Board, composed of Mr. W. E. Sexton, Mr. C. E. Cobb and Mr. C. E. Vinnedge, appeared before the Board, with request that -the Board of2,:County Commissioners employ a County Pam Demonstration agent for this County. After discussion of the matter, this Committee was invited to report and bepresent at the next regular meeting of this Board. Judge M. M. Miller and A. G. Roberts, appeared before the Board and filed petition for road as follows: Commencing at a point where the Old Dixie Highway South of G. L. Braddock'ss farm approaches the Florida East Coast Railroad. Thence Westerly across the Railt; Thence Southeasterly along and parallel to the Railway* right-of-way to the North line of Sect- ion 20, Tp. 31 S. R. 39 E. to a road already declared. The Cammmittee appointed. to -mark out and view this Road sire as, follows: Judge M.M. Millers A. G. Roberts and D. L. Leisher. The following Road Committee Report was received and filed.. ROAD CO. TEE REPORT. Vie, the undersigned Committee appointed by Honorable Body on the 13th. cigar of Feb-