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TUESDAY, MARCH 4TH, 1941.
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. M. Tuesday, March 4th, 1941, in regular meeting
with the following members of the Board present: C. S. Michael, Chairman, S. E. Glover, W. C.
Graves, Jr., Albert 0. Helseth and Frank C. Vickers. Also present were Wa. W. Friok,Sheriff,
Chas A. Mitchell, Attorney for the Board and Douglas Baker, Clerk.
The minutes of February 4th were read and approved.
Notary Public Bonds in the sum of $500 each were approved for A. A. Sullivan and
Sittie Wharton with Glens Falls Indenmity Company of Glens Falls, New York as Surety.
It was ordered J. H. Robinson (Colored) Gifford be placed on -the Pauper's.list to
receive the sum of $5.00 per month until he is reinstated for Old -Age Assistance from the State.
It was ordered -John Council, Sebastian be removed from the Pauper's list as he is now
receiving State Aid.
Judge Otis M. Cobb was granted permission to purchase Probate Record A.
On motion made by Commissioner Graves, seconded by Commissioner Glover and carried,
the Board approved an eye operation for -George Lewis to -cost approximatedy$42.00.
Miss Leila M. Bunkley, County Nurse appeared before the Boarond made a report of
her Activities for the month of February as follows, to -wit:
County Nurse's Monthly Report, February, 1941.
Total Number of Cases for the Month 41
Number of visits to cases 23
Number of 9isits in behalf of cases 31
Number of Office Interviews 66
Number of Families given clothing . 6
No. of Garments given 65
No. days worked 13
E. E. Carter, County Engineer reported in general as to the Road Commission Budget
meeting which was held in Orlando.
Eon. Troy E. Moody, Tax Collector appaared before the Board and filed his E.& I. list
for 1939 whic0as accepted and approved by the Board.
Application of C. M. Oppenheiner, et al, for license to sell intoxicating Liquors,
Wines and Beer was received and after carefully considering the same it was rejected on account
of insufficiency of application, because of failure to answer all pertinent question and becau
of verification under oath by applicants..
Mrs. Garnet Redin of the Indian River Hospital appaered before the Board with regard
to Hospitalization charges and costs for County patients. Afterconsiderablediscussion it was
moved by Commissioner -Graves, seconded.by Commissioner Glover and unanimously carried, that the
Indian River Hospital be designated to handle all County Pauper cases for the sum of $110.00
per month for a period of twelve months, effective March 1, 1941 with the understanding that
each case admitted to -the Hospital must have the approval of some member of the Board or the
County Nurse, on recommendation of a licensed physician. -
Chairman Michael and Commissioner Helseth were selected as a Committee from the Board
to meet with the Doctors of this County and Mrs. Radin in order that a mutual understanding
might be had between all parties concerned.
It was moved by Commissioner Helseth, seconded by Commissioner Graves and unanimously
carried that E. E, Carter, Road Superintendent and County Engineer be authorized to purchase
a$ Sump Pump, for the basement of the Court House,best suited to our needs.
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adoption.
KIWANIS RESOLUTION
Commissioner Albert 0. Helseth introduced the following Resolution and moved its
WHEREAS: The Vero Beach Kiwanis Club has inaugurated a Public Health Clinic for the
purpose of relief and help to the underprivileged children of Indian River County, who are Nandi
capped because of the need for medical treatment, dental services or because of optometric dif-
ficulties. And
WHEREAS: This Clinic is prepared to render services within any of these professions,
and the Kiwanis Club has appointed a Superintendent in.the person of Mr. S. B. Nelson, manager
of the Vero Planing Mill, to administer the business affairs of the Clinic. And has appointed
Dr. J. C. Robertson, M.D., Dr. C. F. Damerow, D.D.S. and Dr. J. C. DuBose, Opt. D. as Clinicia
to render the services required to carry out the purpose of the Clinic. And
WHEREAS: The Clinic and the Kiwanis Club are soliciting the co-operation and support
of all other organizations interested in the most humanitarian service, with their support,
council and encouragement, that they might accomplish the most good to the greatest number of
these unfortunate, handicapped children. Now, therefore, be it
RESOLVER: That we, the BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, in and for Indian River County
do hereby indorse the purpose of this Clinic, and pledge our support, counsil and co-operation
in the plan of its administration. And be it further RESOLVED:
That we will furnish to the Superintendent any and all information that is at our
disposal, which will assist him in arriving at the proper decisions in disposing of applications
that are made to him for services through the Clinic. And.be it further
RESOLVED: That we will co-operate with the Clinicians in the performance.of their
functions, by encouraging patients (the children) to co-operate with them in order that they
might derive the greatest good to themselves_ from the operation of the Clinic.
These Resolutions Approved and Adopted by the BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR INDIAN
RIVER COUNTY, this day of March 4, 1941.
Signed C. S. Michael
Attest: (BOARD SEAL) Chairman.
Douglas Baker
Jerk.
Tax Collector Troy E. Moody filed his annual report of fees and commissions for the
period Januaty 1st, 1940 to December 31st, 1940, as follows:
RECEIPTS:
State .................................... 796.89
County & Special Taxing,Diatricts........ 2185.94
Drainage Distriot ........................ 148.21
Tax Redemption ........................... 139.32
Auto Tags ................................ 825:50
TOTAL......... 40 .8'
TOTAL RECEIPTS•••...•.•.•.....$4095986
EKPENSES:
Clerks:
Miss J. Henderson ....................•...$ 416.00
Miss Billie Hammell ..................•.•. 182.00
Mrs. M,- L. Strickland.................... 73.00
Mrs. Gen Cooksey .......r .................. 75.00
Miss Ward ................................ 160.00
Car Expense: Checking
Occup. License; Personal
Property tax, P. 0. Box
express & Postage.... .................... 460.93
Surety Bonds ............................. 140.00
TOTAL....... 0 .9
TOTALXXPENSZS.....••.......41506.93
.TOTAL RECEIPTS ....................$4095.86
TOTAL 1506.93
NETINCOME ........................ 2588.93
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Said Statement or report was duly sworn to and subscribed before Douglas Baker, Clerk
Circuit Court, March 4th, 1941.
Pursuant to action taken by this Board on November 5th, 1940, certain Atlantic -Gulf
Special Road & Bridge District Original Bonds were surrendered for Refunding Bonds as follows,
to -wit:
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO
TRUST DEPARTMENT
Rea. No. U187150
The Indian River Citrus'Bank )
Vero Beach, Florida
A/C Douglas Baker, Clerk )
of the Circuit Court for
Indian River County, Fla. }
Date Deposited February 3, 1941
NO. 3433
Amount $17,000.00
Trust No. 19502
RM
The securities described below have been exchanged pursuant
to Refunding Plan.
Original
Bonds Surrendered:
Osceola
and Indian
River Counties,
Florida
1st.Coupon
Amount
Designation
Rate
Dated
Eiaturits�
Numbers
Attached
$10000.
Atlantic -Gulf
6%
9/1/25
9/1/41
459
9/1/34
19000.
Special Rd.&
6�
9/1/25
9/1/45
601
19000.
Br. Dist.
6�
9/1/25
9/1/46
661
"
109000.
"
"
9/1/47
701/710
"
30000
9/1/51
853/855
13,000.
"
"
9/1/53
925
"
for Refunding Bonds enclosed herewith:
Amount, Series Rate Dated Maturity Numbers lst
$179000. 4/6% 9/1/36 9/1/66 779/95 3/1/41
Cash Ad ustment
Interest from 3/1/34 to 9/1/36 at 3% $19275.
9/1/36 9/1/40 4 2,7200
3,995.
Less fee 0 $10 pier $1,000 bond - - - - 170.
Net cash adjustment - - - - - - - -$ 39825.
Less cost of insurance and postage - - 4.45
Check enclosed - #3,820.55
\eN tiRF a .1 ii
DATE OF SHIPMENT FEB. 6 1941
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO
Exchange Agent
By Hazerun
INVOICE
On motion mede�"by S. E. Glover, seconded by Frank C. Vickers and unanimously carried
Douglas Baker, Clerk is herewith requested and insttucted to ascertain the respective interests
of the various Boards, Taxing Districts and Fundsin and to the respective bonds held by the
Clerk and representing payments for taxes heretofore made and thereupon to distribute any and
all proceeds heretofore or hereafter received from such bonds representing tax payments to the
respective Boards, taxing.Districts and funds entitled to receive the same.
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 being on file in the office of the Clerk Circuit.Court. The warrants so issued
the respective funds being listed in the supplemental minute book as provided by the rules of
the State Auditor, reference to such record and the list so recorded being made a part of the
minutes.
The County Depository filed its monthly statement, showing receipts and disbursements
of the various funds which having been audited was found to be correct.
There being no further business on motion made seconded and carried the Board then
adjourned.
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WEDNESDAY. LARCH 19TH. 1941.
The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County met at the Court House in
Vero Beach at 7:00 P. M., Wednesday, March 19th, 1941, in called meeting with the following
members of the Board presents:. Albert O. Helseth, Chairman pro tem, W. C. Graves, Jr., Frank
C. Vickers and S. E. Glover. Absent: C. S. Michael.. Also present were Chas. A. Mitchell, Attor-
ney and Douglas Baker, Clerk.
Application of C. M. Oppenheimer and sons (Blue -Front Liquor Store) for a license to
sell intoxicating liquor, wine:!.!�•and beer was received and after carefully considering the same,
on motion made, seconded and carried the same was approved.
It was ordered that any Commissioner, who could, and the Clerk attend the State
County Commissioners Convention in Jacksonville, to be held March 21st, and 22nd, in the inter-
est of Indian River County regarding gas tau measures. Expenses for those who go to be paid,
by the County.
There being no further business on motion made, seconded and carried the Board then
adjourned.
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_ TUESDAY. APR1L 1ST. 1941.
The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River -County -met at the Court Rouse in
Vero Beach at I0:00 0 clock_A. M. Tuesday,. -.April 1st, 1941 to regular meeting with the follow-
ing members of the Board presents:.C. S. Kichael,_Chairman, Albert 0. Helseth, Frank C. Vickers;
W. C. Graves, Jr., and S. E. Glover. Also present were ism. W. Frick, Sheriff, Chas. A. Mitchell,
Attorney for the Board and Douglas Baker, Clerk.
The minutes of March 4th and 19th were read and approved.
COUNTY COMSSIDNERS, RESOLUTION I
On motion of Commissioner W. C. Graves, Jr., second by -Commissioner Albert 0. Helseth;
the following resolution was adopted.
11EREAS, The State Road Department of Florida has authorized and requested Indian
River County to furnish the necessary rights of way and easements for Project 951, of State
Road No. 30, which has been surveyed and located by the State Road Department as shown by map
on file in theofficeof the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Indian River County, and in the off
of the said Department in Tallahassee, and
WHEREAS, The said Department will not begin construction of said Project in said
County until title to all ,land necessary for said project has been conveyed to or vested in
tenants, buildings and/or other structures situate upon or encroaching
said State by said County, and said lands physically cleared of all occupants&Jthin the limits
of the lands required for said project; now therefore be it,
RESOLVED that said Indian River County, through its Board of County Commissioners,
comply with the request of said Department and procure, convey or vest in said State the free,
clear and unencumbered title to all Iands necessary for said Project, and deliver to the State
Road Department said lands physically clear of all occupants, tenants, buildings and/or other
structures situate°`,upon or encroaching within the limits of the lands required for said project;
and that the Chairman and the Clerk of this Board be and they are hereby authorized and directed