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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2/7/19391 1 t A transient was found.ill by the Highway at Winter Beach and taken to the Hospital. The Red Cross paid for care of same. The nurse also assisted with the Christmas celebration. On motion made by S. E. Glover seconded by Frank C. Vickers and unanimously carried it was ordered the County Nurse be instructed that authorization be made by her on behalf of the County Commissioners for the expenditure of.County Funds other than at a regular meeting Of the Board only in the event of emergencies and in such emergencies the County Nurse be authorized to incur a tdtal expenditure of not to exceed $10.00 and in the event of an emergency regarding the expenditure of more than,$10.00 the same be not authorized unless with the approval of the member of'the Hoard from the District in which the emergency arises. Also that when patients or -applicants who are employed or own their homes or other property apply for County Assistance that same be not authorized. proved. The minutes of November 1st., 22nd, also December 6th., and 16th. were read and ap- The County Depository filed its monthly statement, showing receipts and disbursements of 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 were approved and warrants ordered issued in settlement -of same, such bills and accounts botag 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 record- ed being made a part of these minutes. There being no further business.on motion made seconded and carried the Board then adjourned. ATTEST: iP zRo',� • he anon Protem. TUESDAY,,*__FEB OARY 7th.. 1939. The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County�met at the Court house in Vero Beach, at 10:00 o'clock A. M., Tuesday, February 7th., 1939 in regular meeting with the following members of the Board present; Albert 0. Helseth, Chairman Protem; S. E. Glover; W. C. Graves, Jr.; C. S.. Michael and Frank C. Vickers. Also present was Charles A. Mitchell, Attorney for the Board; Wm. W. Frick, Sheriff and Douglas Baker, Clerk. The minutes of January 5th., 1939 were read and approved. Mrs. Perth B. Owens, WPA Supervisor.of this area appeared before the Board and pre sant- the proposed ed/Project and Budget of the WPA Spring Room for the ensuing year and after careful consideratio it was moved by W. C. Graves, Jr. seconded by Frank C. Vickers and unanimously carried that same) be adopted and approved and that the County would appropriate the sum of $50.00 per month in lieu of -$35.00 per month which had been paid in the past with the understanding that Mrs. Rose Toohey retained, if possible, in charge of the local WPA Sewing 'Room. Mr. R. .R. Martin ap_ieared before t ie Board apd.1,"qu6sted the Board sponsor a WPA' P►ro- jest covering clearing and grading the proposed Beach Highway from 1domar to the South County Line. The Board advised Mr. Martin that thug would give due consideration to this request. Mr. and Mrs". Larsen appeared before the Board and requested certain repairs to the road known as East 7, between Emerson and Clemann Avenues. Frank A. Knight, Road Superintex was instructed to fill in holes and patch road, temporarily, until such time as the Road Grader will be available again in that .section. Mr. Lester Hanshaw, Rosdland, appeared before the Board .and presented a Road Petition signed by a group of North County residents requesting the establishment of a County Road mei+ tween Sebastian "d Fellsmere. The Board approved Grocery orders not to exceed the sum of $10.00 per month for Bars. W. L. Patton, Roseland, Florida. Mr. Oscar Williams appeared before the Board and requested assistance for Mfrs. Rachel Sapp, Winter Beach, Florida. It was stated by Miss Leila M. Bunkley,. County Nurse, that the Sale Seal/organization of this County would take care of this request in furnishing milk for Mrs. Sapp. 1 It was ordered a warrant be issued to W. B. Duncan', Tax Assessor, for the sum.of $250.00, on the Outstanding Indebtedness fund as payment on Commissions due Assessor as set out in Auditor's Report, dated April 25th., 1938. It was ordered a warrant be issued to Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Georgia, for the sum of $680.00 for 34 coupons 0 $20.00 each, Indian River County Court :!!Ccsnrt E*me Bonds Sinking Fund. 4i house Bonds on On motion made by 8 E. Glover, seconded by Frank C. Vickers and carried the contract'` for Electric Wiring and Fixtures for the Winter Beach Bridge and Bridge Tenderls dwelling was awarded to H. Be Connelly for the sum of $390.00. It was ordered Dan Barden furnish up to date receipts for all Piling sold'and deliver- ed to the County.. Charles A. Mitchell, Attorney was instructed to investigate the possibility of insur- ing qualified County Peace Officers in order to determine what type of insurance, if any, can be obtained. In compliance with law the following named persons were selected from the Registratio Books of the County to serve as Jurors for the year 1939, to -wit: PRECINCT 1_PRECINCT 2. Continued. PRECINCT #2,. ContinueAIPREC NCT#3.&M ,_ Ashburner, L. Fisher, Wm. J. Shaw, Be E. Hadaway, J. T. ` Clark We H._ Godke, Paul Shafor, L. M. Harms, J. A. Haag, Alb; -Carl Hunter, F. J. Fan Antwerpt, Frank Hamrick, J.. L. "ahaaw, Lester Hamrick, F. G. PRECINCT 3. Hamrick, R. L. Holtzclaw, R. 0. Kroegel, Rodney Aughtman, W. Be Henry, T. M. y Meed Thomas R , R. Rumble, B. A. Beers, S. C. Herring, Drew Reed, H. J:' Lawson, P. P. Byrd, A. J. Heath, Herbert Miller, Claude Letohworth, A. M. Benson, Elmer B. Jones, T. M. PRECINCT #2. Mays, J. Be Carter, 1t. D. Jones, W. P. Braddock, W. 0. Jr. Matthews, Howard Call, T. J. Jackson, L. G. Braddock, W. L. Mills, Ralph A. Cadenhead T. R. , Jameson, J• Nie Badger, Geo. T. Mickle, J. F. Cail, Herbert Kennedy, G. Be Baughman, L. 0. Middleton, Z. Re Cail, F. L. K joravik, H. C. Bland, Okey. McPherson, T. M. Carruthers, Robt. L. Longaker, J. H. Chesser, L. F. MacRae, John Call, Howard Massey; C. C. Christman, Be T. McCain, R. G. Jr. Dancy, E. C. rook, C. C. Davis' S. 0. Ryall, R. Be Etters, T. F. Mathis, Walter Davis, Everett Ryall, Be C. Etters, Be F. Prange, He to Davis, Theo Rudd, S. A. Gibbs, J. J. Pfarr, A. S. Futoh, Z. -L. Sembler, Chas. W, Graves, R. W. Pippin, H. F. Florschutz, George Smith, Ard$ieGraves, Walter F. Jr. Roberts, G. W.. fit PRECINCT A.Continued.PRECINCT #4.Continued.jPRECINCT #5 Continued, PRECINCT A. Continued. Rogers, Be M. Knights M. R. DeMond, 0. M. Snodgrass, Ray S. Roddenberry, H. C. Kennedy, T. R. Duncan, Geo. L. Shaffer, W. Be Stinson, G. A. Kersey, Be J. Fdwards, J. D. Strickler, Be H. Stinson, 1. F. Klingensmith,. Joe L. Elliott, Claud Schilling, W. F. Smith, Be F. Klingsick, Be H. Ezell, Clinton S. Sullivan, A. A. Stinson, A. L. Klingsick, L. H. Forsling, Joe W. Schultz, H. J. Sibley, J. P. Klingsick, We C. Graham, I. J. Schumann, J. J. Stough, R. F. Lightsey, C. A. Guthrie, Be F. Taylor, S. Be Smith, S. D. Lewhon, We Be Gossett, Chas. T. Wheeler, John W. Be Skinner, Be C. Long, George, Jr. Gallagher, P. Be Whittier, V. L. -Stinson, J. L. Lisle, X. 0. Guthrie, H. W. PRECINCT #6. Walls, E. Be Murray, D. A. Gifford, F. C. Anthony, A. Be Wilkinson, Walter Monroe, N. Be Graves, Forrest C. ,Ambrose, John G. Walters, L. 0. Montgomery, J. B. Grumbach, H. V. Behm, H. Be Wilkerson, Be G. McCullers, D. Be Hill, A. M. Ball, James W, Woods, L. J. McFwan, Fred Haffield, S. E. Bridge, John PRECINCT 4. McCullars, John Hubbard, D'. A. Jr. Banks, We C. Arnold, A. Be McCall, Floyd:' Hill, A. Jr. Bazler, Bruce Andrews, J. W. Prange, Henry W. Hutchison, Reed Baucom, Jesse Be Bryan, L. Pryor, R. F. Helseth, Oswald L. Bartlett, Robt. G. Bobo, Quintus Roddenberry, T. S. Hogans, T. Be Buss, Stanley V.. Bower, A. L. Reeves ,'J. D. Hearne, Harry C. Berggren, C. A. Bakelo,.A�ndrew F. Ruch, R. H. Jewett, Frank R. -Becton, F. M. Collins, Oliver Smith, H. C. Johnabgs Re, M. Barber, M. P. 06#80U. -Raymond Strait, C. B. James, G. A. Bylea, W. W. Campbell, J. A. Woods, Sylvester Knight, J. M. Bartlett, G.. Campbell, drones Walker, Morris Knight, J. L. Brasbh, Wm. C. Crane, Ed. a PRECINCT #5. Kersey, M. D. Brom, C. J. Dukes, L. J. Ayers, Frank Knight, A. Be Brown, A. C. Delano, Rufus J. Atkins J. H. Kuhn, Arthur L. Baird, M. T. Dunnam, Robt. J. Allison, W. Be Loy, G. W. Cox, D. C. Darnell, L. G. Butcher, -J. D. Luther, Paul M. Cox, W. F. Fletcher, C. W. Buckingham, We S. Lawrey, C. L. Crosby, Ross M. Floyd, D. Baldwin, Thos, Be Mumm, Z. Cobb, T. R. MacDonald, Harry E. Godbold, -D. H. Baldwin, Fritz W. M*Nece, M. Crum, M. Be Hamilton, S. R. Barker, Be Be Newbold, C. H. Carroll, A. P. Hamrick, J. W. Bartlett,.Stuart Be Newman, L. M. DuBose, 0. L. Hurst, R. P. Baldwin, A. Be Pfarr, D. A. Evans, W. C. Hinton, J. W. Corsa, John Price, H. D. Engle, L. C. Holmes, J. S. Cox, C: Be Platt, S. C. Bckhoff, L. H. Harp, L. A. Cahron, R. G. Poole, Hugh Barman, J. S. Holmes, H. S. Cherry,'W: Be Poole, Be P. Edsall, Robt. S. Horton, G. G. Carlsward, A. F. Ryburn, A. W. Elliott, C. A. Hamilton, J. J. P. Carlson, C. Rohrbach, A. W. Fletcher, F. G. Hamilton, Marion Crane, B. Be Roger, Wilton L. Fletcher, Alfred Be Howard, I. V. Deppen, H. G. Snodgrass, G. C. Gifford, H. H. Howard, T. A. Debenham, C. C. Stevens, H. C. Guy, H. Be Jenkins, John Davis, We Be Sleeth, 'atm. Be Hensiek, W. H. PRECINCT #d. Continued.iPFMINCT A .Continued. Honeywell, 0. D. Thomas, H. A. Hoard, G. C. Talbert, Arthur Hensick, Norman Thatcher, E. G. Hield, H. H. Vann, D. W. dun, Thomas Be Warren, Miles Jewett, Chas. C. Ward, 0. P. Jun, Erwin T. Webster, George Jones, H. S. Zigrang, D. F. Kutz, Chas. PRECINCT L7. King, W. C. Hallstrom, Axel King, L. Thomas Helseth, Elias Keffer, H. D. Helseth, Perry I. Kuster, Chas. S. Hansen, dens Leighton, P. Be Hallstrom, Einar Lane, W. M. Sueverkruebbe, A. Be Lasher, Geo. Soderbeft, Fred Meyer, F. W. Blanton, Goree Miller, S. G. Helleso, T. R. Minton, 0. C. PRECINCT #8 McClure, C. F. Albright, Wm. M". McClure, C. R. Butterfield, L. H. McClintock, ;. S. Brown, C. T. McAfee, Be M. gusting Nelson, S. Be Burgner, Thos. Be of Malley, ;. T. Bussey, doe H. Orth, W. ;. Beugnot, Farris L. Orth, • Be Cowart, Kohn H. Padlse4,Herbert T. Cunningham, R. D. Phillips, Be H. Culbertson, Chas. A. Phillips, Frank Cunningham, Clifford Redstone, Be T. Collins, H. M. Radinsky, T. W, Clodfetter, lock Ruch, Martin Dixon, ;. Be Reams, Dewey Dixon, C. Be Reed, Henry Day, Americus Reams, dames M. Evans, J. F. Siedler, E. Be Elder, Earl C. Sexton, W. Be Ford, T. Bartow Schlitt, J. d. Goshorn, S. Stapp, d. S. Gower, Raymond A. Simmons, L. P. Rearndon, ;. F. Strout, Howard L: Hughes, A. W. Stansel, V. Be Huff, Glenn H. Sell, Lee C. Hancock, Clarence Stewart, T. A. ;ones, J. M. Spitzley, Be C. ;osephat, Lester Streetman, Cola Be ;ournegan, H. 'Schnee, Robt. Kinney, R.L. King, Edward Kliese, L. A. Lewhon, V. Be Livingston, ;. L. Martin, T. 0. Mensh, Samuel Mensh, Moses Mensh, Israel Meeks, Frank T. Mensh, Abraham McEachron, Mark H. McDonald, B. H. McCluer, H. F. McMillan, Eston Nourse, C. Be Pennington, J. M. Pennington, H. H. Platt, Carson Royal, Frank Siewert, A. F. Siewert, Walter.A. Teed, R. C. Tritt, C. A. , Wagner, John. Weaver, Fred L. Walker, L. H, Weigle, Be G. Young, G. D. 1 1 1 ;7 3 :3o3 23SOLUTION. O L U T I O 17. ---------- Commissioner Helseth introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption,tboaw t` Whereas, the statutes of the State of Florida provide that this Board select at Its first regular meeting in February of each year a newspaper in which shall be published advertise. menta by the Tax Collector of the sale of lands upon which taxes are unpaid and delinquent as provided by Section 969 of the Compiled General Laws of Florida, and for other purposes, and this meeting of the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County being the first regular meeting of such Board in February, 1938; Be It Resolved that this Board does herewith select e)nd designate Fero Beach Press - Journal, a newspaper published in'Indian Itiver-County,,i Florida, and.whioh newspaper has been continuously published in said County for a period of not less than one year prior to this date, as the newspaper in which shall be published by the Tax Collector of Indian River County, Flori- da advertisements and notices of sales of real estate for non-payment of taxes required to be paid on such real estate and as the newspaper in which shall.be published any and all other publications and notices and the selection of which such newspaper is a duty of this Board. The motion -for the adoption of the resolution being duly seconded it was declared adopted upon roll call by the following vote: Ayes; Glover, Graves, Michael and Vickers. Nayess None. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMS IN SESSION DULY ASSLED, OF INDIO RIVER COUNTX# FLORIDA., Section 1. That, in the consideration of the matters hereinafter referred to, the attention of the State-Board,of Administration, Tallahassee, Florida, is directed to the resol- ution adopted by this Board at a regular meati -ng ­held on -the 21st day of January, A. D. 19389 authorizing and ordering the issuance of the Road and Bridge Refunding Bonds hereinafter more particularly identified, certified copy of which has been heretofore supplied to said State Board by the Clerk of this Board, which said Refunding Bonds, heretofore deposited in escrow wi the State Treasurer as ex officio Treasurer of Indian River:County pursuant to't.t.e provisions and subjeot.to the terms.end conditions of Section.4(g) of. said_..resolution identified, are des- cribed as follows: Date of Issue Designation July 1, 1937 Indian River County, Florida, Road and Bridge Refunding Blinds 4/5% - Series A - 4/6% - Series B - $23,300.00 207.689.28 Amount of Issue $2319189.28 Section`2. That the said State Board of Administration is hereby directed, in view of, the refunding of the originally outstanding bonded indebtedness, to transfer to an Interest and Sinking Fund Account for said Road and Bridge Refunding Bond issue described hereinabove, all interest and diftking fund balances of Indian River County, Florida, credited to the bonded.inde -edness fefund6d pursuant to said resolution identified. Section 3. That, after effecting the transfers of funds as provided in Sections 2 and 4 hereof, said State Board is hereby directed to remit to the designated paying agent sufficient money to ppy interest coupons due on such of said Refunding Bonds as are issued under instruc- tions heretofore furnished, it being understood that the bond and coupon schedule which has been or will be furnished to said State Board is based.upon_the ultimate issuance of all of said Re- funding Bonds identified., and shall be.consider_ed as.ratably applicable to the extent said bonds are actually issued; or, as an alternative procedure, in view of the fact that all outstanding bonds of said Refunding Bond issue identified are or will be owned by and held in the interest and Sinking Fund Account of the $6789000.00 St. Lucie County, Florida, Road and Bridge Refunding 304 Bond issue dated July 1, 1937, administered by said State Board of Administration, the said State Board is authorized, in its discretion, to make direct payment of funds to the Interest and Sinking Fund account of said St. Lucie County Refunding Bond issue for-the.purpose of paying interest coupons, as the -same become due, detached from said Indian -River County Road and Bridge Refunding Bonds held by said St. Lucie County account. Section 4. That, although this Board has heretofore -adopted the provisions of C 15,891, General Laws of Florida, Acts of 1933, known as the Kanner Bill, for and in behalf of the particular indebtedness refunded under the resolution above identified, and desires to con - tine operations under said law lexcept where said operstions would interfere with the coupon payments as hereinabove provided to be made, and, except as it may hereafter appear necessary further amend or modify its action in adopting the providions of said law), nevertheless this - Board has determined and does hereby declare that the best interests of the County, and the taxpayers therein, are served if sufficient funds are transferred from the socalled Kanner Bill. account for the indebtedness refunded under the identified resolution to make the payments authorized to be -made as hereinabove specifically provided, in Section 3 hereof, and the said State Board is hereby directed to make such transfer when and as necessary, it being the desire of this Board of County Commissioners that all ad valorea taxes credited to the Interest and Sinking Fund Account of said Refunding Bond issue as hereinabove set forth be first used for the designated payments and only such Kanner Bill funds transferred at any time as are necessary to make up the difference between the available tnteres.t and -Sinking Funds and the total amount required to be paid hereunder. Section 50 That the State Board of Administration is hereby requested to approve the transaction herein prOvided for, and to instruct its proper officers to do and perform, from time to time, the acts hereinabove authorized, Section 6. That the Clerk of this Board Is..hereby instructed to prepare in tabulated form and certify to said State Board "in due course a full description of the Refunding Bonds as comprised in the resolution above identified, setting forth the bond and coupon schedules of said issues to the -maturity thereof, and the Clerk shall also forward two (2) certified copies of this resolution to the said State Board of Administration whieh'shall constitute the authorit of slid Board, and of the State'Treasurer as ex officio County Treasurer,, to- do and perform all acts and things necessary to accomplish the purposes set forth herein; and the Clerk shall for- ward two (2) certified copies of this resolution to R. F. Crummer & Company, Fiscal Agent for St. Iaicie County, : addressed...to : staid Company at-: Orlando,:, Florida; . and shall forward one (1) certi fiede copy herebf to the _St. Lucie -Board of County Commissioners, at Fort Pierce, Florida. '-w--------M___ww�w--sws�----ww------ter George A. James appeared before the Board and offered his service as a full time County Technical Engineer for +4e sum of $200.00 per month or part time service in the capacity of County Technical Engineer for the sum of $125.00 per month. This offer was taken under con- aideration ty the Board. Mr. James also filed a report as to the progress that had been made in obtaining right-of-way of Road No. 30, The Board placed an order with the Glidden Paint Company, West Palm Beach, Florida foi One Hundred (100) Gallons of Driwal for Water -proofing the Court house. The cost of material will be approximately $180.00. The Glidden Paint Company was represented by Mr. L. C. Driggers and Mr. M. H. Hall of West Palm Beach, Florida. Hiss Leila M. Bunkley, County nurse, appeared before the Board and made a report of heranttvities for the month of January, as follows, to -wit: Humber of cases for the month were -------- Number of visits for the month were ---------- 103 Number of homes visited for the month were----- 42 F] I. - I 1 Number of visits in behalf of these cases ------------- Number of visits to schools ---- ------ Number of V. D. Clinics ------------- Number of V. D. Treatments _-_-- Number of caads referred to doctors ------------- Number of cases to local hospital-------r------ Number of cases to dentists ------------- Number of office interviews _- ___-- Plumber of midwife conferences° _-__-_--_- Attendance of ---,---------- Number of Tonsilectomies------------- School children inspected _-------.. Talks to School 6hildren Attd. , --------,...-_- Tuberculin tests in 11th & 12th Grade White and colored schools were ------------- Immunizations clinic against Diphtheria ------------- Immunized ----------- _ft 34 is 4 38 7 4 1 30 1 5 3 669 24 790 108 - 53 The nurse attended a 2 day -institute in Lakeland, Florida. Dr. C. Wt ?ease,. District BMLth Officer waa -In.county 1.day, ln conference with Nurse and doctors. Mrs. Inez Nelson, District Supervisor of titirses-was in county one day in conference with nurse. Two children.to ®ripple dhildren's clinic in Stuart.. The colored girl Cripple Children's Clinic Case was sent to Jackson Memorial Hodpital with tentative diagnosio,post infantile paralysis. M'other's pension application for Mrs. Jessie Yates, Vero Beach was approved for the sum of $1.0.00 per month until the further orders of the Board. It was moved by W.. C. Grasses, Jr., seconded by S. E. Glover and unanimously carried that $250.00 be appropriated out of this years Budget for the Vero Beach Harbor Improvement Association. On motion made by S. E. Glover, deconded by Frank C. Vickers and carried the Board appropriate $40.00 for a page in the Vero Beach Press -Journal Progress Addition for advertising purposes. On motion made by Frank C. Vickers, seconded by S. E. Glover and carried the sum of $100.00 was appvoyedsfor,(:the Sebastian Band Association and it was ordered a warrant be drawn on the General Revenue Fund for this amount. It was moved by W. C. Graves, Jr., seoonded by S. E. Glover and unanimously carried the Board sponsor three `3) Road Projects as follows: No. l.- Lateral Aa Road from Cross State Highway to Wabasso Road and from Hutchison Corner South two `2) miles to other side of Oslo Road to Dale Talbert's Grove. NQ.2.♦ Road from South Gifford from Kings Highway to Lateral A approximately one (1) mile. No.3.- From Old Dixie' Highway to one. fourth Q) mile West of Emerson Avenue. The Clerk was instructed to write Mr. Harry A. Meyers of West Palm Beach, and request a representative of his office to contact W. C. Graves, Jr. with reference to said Road Project . Judge Otis M. Cobb appeared before the Board representing Mrs. E. Carlton at Roseland Florida and stated that Mrs. Carlton is asking 4500.00 fire damage from a fire which was alleg- ed it having been set by men employed by this County.. Attorney Mitchell was instructed tb inves -igate this claim and report back to the Board. 306 Notary Public Bond for 0. 0. Summer in the sum of $500.00 with American Surety Compare of: New.' York -as surety was approved. Bond for Justice of the Peace for Lisbon Futch in the sum of $500.00 with Continental Casualty Company as surety was approved. It.was ordered Mrs. Jessie Yates be removed from the paupers list as she has been placed on the Mother's Pension list. It was ordered BBary MoRaven be removed from the paupers list as she is now receiving Old Age Assistance. Deputy Sheriff Bond for W. P. Mannon in the sum of $500.00 with the fidelity Casualty Company of New York wds,'approved. Judge Otis N. Cobb, filed his .annual. report of fees... and _commissions for the period January lst., 1938 to 'December 31st., 1938, as follows. Probate Fees ................................ 979.15 Civil Docket Fees 42.00 Marriage License Fees ....................... 457.25 Fish & Hunting Licenses .111.50 Oooup. License Fees ................... 0.00•.6-, 9_25 TOTAL ...................... 1659115 Crim. Fees -Inquests & Lunacy Cases ................................ 95.67 Salary Judge Co. Ct.......................•.. 900.00 Salary Judge Jus. Ct......................... .300.00 Handling Absentee Votes 00....0......0.•...•. 50.00 TOTAL ....•.......`•�:�..:.:.. 1345.7 TOTAL RECEIPTS .................. $ 3004.82 E�ENSES Postage, Stationery, etc.....••••••••..••••.. 48.90 TOTAL.•••••••••.•.••••••.••• 48.90 TOTALRECEIPTS ....:.........................•............ C 3004,38 TOTALffiP'ENSES..........................•................ 48.90 NETINCOME ...................... � � 5 Said Statement or report was'duly`sworn to and subscribed before Douglas Bauer, Clerk Cirouit Court, January 6th., 1939. I Sheriff William W. Frick filed his semi-annual report of fees and commissions for the Frick, P period Jing►= -• lst . , 1938 to December 31st. , 1938,9 as follows. RECEIPTS: Civil Docket ................................ ..1Q0.05 Arrest for.other Sheriffs 885.16 TOTAL...................... 265.21 Criminal Costs 906.08 Gen. Court Obsts 1390033 Commissions on fines and costs collected 29017 Prisoners 'Fetid Bill ...•..•.................. 2175.7755 TOTAL ...................... $ 4501.33 TOTAL RECEIPTS 0 4766.54 EXPENSES: Estelle Rymer to ... 270.00 Auto upkeep. Gas Oil ettt.............•....... 1143.62 Deputy Sheriffs .......•..................... 94.50 Feed Bill Costs • • • .......................... 578.70 TOTAL ...................... 2084.82 TOTALRECEIPTS ....••••• .................................. $ 4766.54, TOTALEXITNSES........................................... 2084.82 NET INCOME .......:..•........... 2681.72 Said Statement or report was duly sworn to and subscribed before Douglas Baker, Clerk Circuit- Court, January 14th., 1939. Tag.Collecto:r,'W. 8 _gunoau,filed his annual report of fees and commissions for the period January 1st., 1938 to December 31st., 1938, -as follows. 1 1 0 1 1 1� 1 17� �tECEIPTs State®Comet:roller........................... Board of Administration •�.•••••�.......•.•• County Clerks Office ....................... Sbhool Board..............................P.. Sebastian Inlet Dist .... ......... Fla. Inland Nay. dist....................... Fellsmer..e..Cross State Rd.................... M©6qui-to Control Dist ........... •.•.....•••..... TOTAL.... ••••.• 1938- 604.36 938 604.36 692.02 1132.63 347.56 57.67 29.70 X02 -- to Ith'b9oli -- 1937 inclusive 1 97.83 1.0 446.67-682.87 391.14 76.46 285.87 39.63 6.74 4.19 3.39 70.84 863.94 18 TOTAL RECEIP'Y'5.................. 52863.94 1089.68 995.95 1 E1tfSEa Romer -Fletcher (Clerk)...........•.......... 960.00 Ruby Davis (Extra) ........................... 21.00 Virginia Anthony (Extra) .................... 42.00 Alice Sheffield (Extra) ..................... 18.00 Postage ..................................... 28.85 Traveling Zxpense- Ga, Oil and Repai.rs......m.................. 80.699 NOTAL.• ........................',1250.54 TOTALREOEII'S............P..♦............................ 4Q50.57 TOTALEZPWSES.•.,..••.•••••.•.••..•...................... 1154.54 MRI1ITC0ME.....••..................• 38 0 03 Said Statement or report was duly sworn to and subscribed before Douglas Baker, Clerk Circuit Court, Febaauary 2nd., 1939. The County Depository filed its monthly statement, showing receipts and disbursements of 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 Aoo-#e- correct were approved and warrants ordered issued Un, 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 supplemektal 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. There being no fufther business on motion made seconded and carried the Board then adjourned. ATTEST: .•�a�w���----------------------------------m----r---------•.------ .--------------------------- TUESDAY, ---------------sem-----r--sTUESDAY. RMH 7th., 1939. The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County met at the Court house in Ve Beach, at 10:00 A. M., Tuesday, March 7th., 1939 in regular meeting with the following members of the Board present; C. S. Michael, Chairman; ,Albert 0. Helseth; S. E. Glover and W. C. Graves, Jr. Absent, Frank C. Vickers. Also present was Charles A. Mitchell, Attorney fdr the Board; Wm. 9. Frick, Sheriff and Douglas Baker, Clerk. Secretary E. G. Thatcher appeared before the Board and Exhibited Blue Ribbons that were won by the Fruit Exhibit from Indian River Countycat the Central Florida Exhibition at Orlando. He also gave a report as to Finan®6s received and disbursed regarding the Exhibit from this County and commended Honorable George ' Tippin, Supervisor of Registration who had charge of the Exhibit for the successful management and requested the County pay Mr. Tippih the sum of $25.00 to pay for a part of his time that was devoted to.th s work. It was then moved by S. E. Glover, seconded by W. C. Graves, Zr. and unanimously carried that Mr. Tippin be paid the sum of