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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/1/1944r1s8 tho month of October as follows, to wit: Monthly Report of County Nurse for October, 1944 No. of Welfare Cases carried this month Ho. of 'visits to .Welfare Cases So. of 'Visits in Behalf of Welfare Cases Ho. of Children attending Crippled Children's Clinic, Orlando No. of Visits to Crippled Children No. of Visits to Tuberculosis Patients No. of Patients having Chest X-rays No. of Children treated for Bar Defeats No. of Children Tonsils removed No. of Visits to School Children No. of Visits to Preschool Children No. of Clinic -Hookworm and Immunization No. of Cbildr;n;'attending with Parents present No. of Children treated for Hookworm No. of Children vaccinated for Small Pox No. of Children given Diptheria Toxiod No. of Diptheria Cases reported to. of Visits to Maternity Cases No. of Venereal Disease Clinics No. of Cases Treated to. of Treatments 13 a I 3 10 11 3 a 3 34 14 4 9 1 170 0 • 1 7 . • Any person whose name shall wrongfully or err+opeouely erased or stricken ' off and who shell, within a time not less than ten days before the date of tete general election to be held hovem- bar 9, ;1944°, take such fact appsor to the satisfaction of sold mrd, shall be entitled to have his or her name restored t4 the registration books, Dated this 18th day of October A. D. , 1044. BOARD OF CODBTf COMIWIOVMs (COPY OF'SBAL) By -R. C. Graves, Zr., Chairman Attest: Douglas Baker, Clerk. Oct. ZO, 1944 - 9r - - No • - r 0 • ! - • - There being no further business on Motion spade, seconded end carried the Board then adjourn - ad until 10:00 o'clooks A. M. Wednesday, Kovembdr, 19 1944. ATTES I� . o 'iMDA1[.�tOUVE PHER 1st „ 114.4 Tke Board of County Commissioners,of Indian River County suet at the Court House In Vero Beach, at 10:00 o'alook, A. M, Wednesday, November 1, 19449 in adjourned regular meeting with the following members.of the Board present:. H. C. Graves, Zr., Chairman, Albert O. Helseth, _._.S. B. Clover, G. B. Barkos.kie and Frank.C..Vickers. Also present were Charles A. Mitchell, At- torney for the Board; William W. Frick, Sheriff and Douglas Baker, Clark* Minutes of the previous meeting were geed and approved. Mrs. Alice Helleso-appeared before the Board and made a report of her activities for tho month of October as follows, to wit: Monthly Report of County Nurse for October, 1944 No. of Welfare Cases carried this month Ho. of 'visits to .Welfare Cases So. of 'Visits in Behalf of Welfare Cases Ho. of Children attending Crippled Children's Clinic, Orlando No. of Visits to Crippled Children No. of Visits to Tuberculosis Patients No. of Patients having Chest X-rays No. of Children treated for Bar Defeats No. of Children Tonsils removed No. of Visits to School Children No. of Visits to Preschool Children No. of Clinic -Hookworm and Immunization No. of Cbildr;n;'attending with Parents present No. of Children treated for Hookworm No. of Children vaccinated for Small Pox No. of Children given Diptheria Toxiod No. of Diptheria Cases reported to. of Visits to Maternity Cases No. of Venereal Disease Clinics No. of Cases Treated to. of Treatments 13 a I 3 10 11 3 a 3 34 14 4 9 1 170 0 • 1 7 . • W. an Assessor off Taxes, 531in ver ounty. THE STATE OF FLORIDA To Troy F. Moody, Tax Collector of the County of Indian River: You are hereby commanded to collect out of the real estate and personal property, from each of the persons and corporations named in the annexed Iutangible,Personal Property Assess - i me�nf Boli t the taxes set down in each roll opposite each name of person, firm or corporation therein described, and in case taxes so,imposed are not paid at the time prescribed by law, you are to collect the same by levy and sale of the ,goods and chattels, lands and tenements to the person, firm or corporation so taxes; end all sums collected for t State taxes yo+a are to I r if 'No. of Blood Tests made� , .;: 89. ; No. sof Conferences with -State Board of Health, Doctors and Nurses 4 . No. of Conferences with Welfare Cases, Worker's.. 2 No. of Conferences with Crippled Childrens•_.Field Nurse 1 No.. of Services to Veterans 1 No. of Meetings attended 1 ----,-.."ka- - -- It was ordered that the, stoonthly couay, warrant payable to M. McNachron in the S m of $6.00 per sonthi rental for Henry Crane, be discontinued. It was ordered that Mrs. W. d. (Estella) Robinson be removed from the paupers list as she.is now,raceiving old age assistance.f a On motion, UWde by Commissioner Vickors;seoonded, by Commissioner Solseth that the county purohase:- three kereeene heaters -lone one -burner ,ap-.d two two -burner) . for the Courthouse. On motion made by ' Commissioner Helseth, seconded by Commissioner Vickers and unanimous- ly carried, . Rouglas Baker, Clerk.... was instructed to cash in or liquidate $59,000.00 of U. S. Government BoedsGoad and Bridge Maintenance Fund) in order that the road and bridge payroll and -other' road and bridge obligations -'or expenditures might be met. Bond No. 0-116399 in the sum of $56000.00 was sent to the 'Federal Reserve Bank in Taokaonville for -redemption. The oheirpan a0cunoe_d this meeting was called for the purpose of reoeiving the Tax Rolle for the year„1944 on.Real and Personal Property and also Intangible Tax Roll. The Coanty Assessor of Taxes$ W. R. Duncan, appeared before the Board and presented the tax ro31s for the year 1944. on Reel and Personal Property - and also Intangible Tau Roll, which were carefully examined and found correct and.on motion made by Albert 0. Helseth, seoondr ed by Frank C. Vickers,,.and. carried, were approved, and the warrants to each of said rolls werel' annexed thereto and is in words and figures following; THE STATE OF FLORInk To Troy E. Moody, Tax .Colleotor of the County of Indian River: You are hereby ooamanded to collect out of the real estate and personal property, and it from each of the persons and oorporaiions named in the annexed roll, the taxes set down.in each' roll opposite each nate, corporation or parcel of land therein described, and in case taxes so unposed are not paid at the time prescribed by law, you are to collect the same by levy and 'i , sale of the goods and chattels, lauds and tenements so assessed, or of the person or corpora- ® Y tion so taxes; and all sums oollected for the State taxes you are to pay.to the State Treasur- er at such time as may be required by law, and at the same time you are to pay to the legally qualified Dopository all sums collected for county taxes, district school taxes and other spa- offal taxes; and you are further required to make all collections on or before the first Monday duly a final report to and settle-�I in April; and on or before the first Monday in you .will make . ment with the .Comptroller and County Commissioners,. Given ander myhand and seal this the lot day of November, in the year A. N. 1944. W. an Assessor off Taxes, 531in ver ounty. THE STATE OF FLORIDA To Troy F. Moody, Tax Collector of the County of Indian River: You are hereby commanded to collect out of the real estate and personal property, from each of the persons and corporations named in the annexed Iutangible,Personal Property Assess - i me�nf Boli t the taxes set down in each roll opposite each name of person, firm or corporation therein described, and in case taxes so,imposed are not paid at the time prescribed by law, you are to collect the same by levy and sale of the ,goods and chattels, lands and tenements to the person, firm or corporation so taxes; end all sums collected for t State taxes yo+a are to I pay to the State Treasurer at such time as may be required by lar; and you are further required to make all collections on or before the first Monday in April; and on or before the first Mon- day in July you will make a final report to and settlement with the Comptroller and County Com- missiouers. V, `\r Given under my hand and seal this lot day of November, in the year A. D. 1944, N. R. Duaca ssessor ® yea, n e n r ouaa y. w • i. w a �. w w The Board then proceeded to approve the commisdions. due the Assessor of Taxes, W. R. Dun- can, from the various and several speeial taxing districts within the County, for aemmissIons due for assessing the taxes and preparing the tax roll for the year 1944 as indicated on state- ments submitted by .Hr. Duncan, and the following statements having been audited, on motion made by S. F. Glover, seconded by G. F. Barkoakis and carried, were approved by the Board. -Name of District or Fund Maintenance Interest & Sinking Q County 74.90 General School 19292.09 School District #1 37.70 $8.20 School strict #9 55.94 20.22 School District and 9 79.82 School District #11 309.23 288.27 School District #14 44.06 25.00 School District #16 82.05 Indian River Mosquito Control District 238.80 Sebastian Inlet District 103.26 •ra..r►♦wrrrwr The annual statement of the County for the fisoal..year beginning October 1, 1943, ending September 30, 19441' was presented to the Board, approved and a copy of same ordered transmitted to -Honorable J. M. Lee, Comptroller, Tallahassee, Florida. It was ordered Melba ftymes be removed from the Mother`s Pension Fund, effective December let neat. On motion made by Commissioner Glover. -seconded by Commissioner Relseth and unanimously carried, application of Frances Jackson of 'Fero Beach for admission to the Florida State Tuber- culosis Sanitarium, Orlando, was approved. It was ordered that Nudge Cobb be authorized to �urohese marriage license book No. 9. On motion made by Commissioner Barkoskie, seconded by Commissioner Vickers and unanimously carried, N. Z. Carter, County Nnginser, was authorized to have the county trucks to haul dirt in or near the school for the school garden club problem. A letter -.gas received from B. L. Holman and read to the Board with regard to the easement in connection with Blois Cypress Luse and after oousidarable discussion, Chairman Graves author- ized R: H. g0ter, Counter Bugi.neer, to comply with the count.sportion of the agreement and far - then that Clerk Baker and Attorney Mitchell contact aid write a letter to B. L. Holman in or- der that a mutual agreement might be obtained and further that both parties might be satisfied in the matter. Pursuant to resolution adopted by the City of Fellamere, October 10, 1944,`regsrding lots 248 25 and 2e in block 98, Town.{nor city) of Fellsmere, Florida, dedicated to the said City for municipal recreation center and public park, said resolution being on file in the Clark$ 9 off toe. L 1 n u 0 1 1 E r [0 The following resolution was introduced by Commissioner Frank C. Vickers who moved ,II !I its adoption as follows, to -wit: 1 I . REAS, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 22099 of the laws of Florida, Indian River County, Florida has acquired title to.the lands hereinafter described, and the City Coun- ali of the City of .Fellemere, Florida, being the governing body of such municipality, and being , a public board of said county, has concurred in and requested, by proper resolution, the dedi- cation to public use and purposes of the lands hersieefter-described, by the Board of County Commissioners of said county; and the same having been duly considered by said Board of Bounty Commissioners; therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Flo - does -hereby dedicate to , public use and purposes the lands hereinafter described, situated � rich in Indian River County, Florida, to -wit: Lots 248 25 and 26, in Block 980 Town (now City) of Fellsm®re, Florida, according to recorded plat thereof, for muniaipal recreation oanter and public park. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said land shall not hereafter be assessed for taxes so long as the same remain dedicated or devoted to public use; and that a certified copy of this resolution be delivered to the County Assessor of Taxes of said county, in order that he may so exempt said .lands from tails;"- aftd_`thet� e_ certified copy bereof .be delivered to the City Tax As - j, sensor of the City of FellsMere, Florida, in order that she may so exempt said property from taxes. The motion for the adoption of said resolution was seconded by Commissioner Q. B. Barkoskie and unanimously adopted: Douglas Baker, Clerk was authorised to advise Mr. B. F. Ivey, Chairman Road Commis-. sion of Chamber of Commerce, Fort Pierce, Florida, that the members of this Board, together with,I the County engineer, were agreeoble to a meeting to be held at. 10:00 ololock, A. M., Thursday', November' 14, 1944, at the Courthouse in Fart Pierce for the purpose of discussing and making plans toward obtaining a suitable right-of-way for the proposed now State road. Commissioner !Glover introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption as ,follows, to -wit: WHEREAS, under date of aanuary 21, 1938 the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County adopted a Resolution providing for the disposition of an indebtedness due from In-' dian River County to St. Lucie County, and rising from the creation of -Indian River County froI territory previously constituting part of St. Lucie County; and, I! WHEREAS, such Resolution provided for the crediting against such debt as it then existed of certain obligations of St. Lucie County and which had been acquired and were then owned and held by Indian River County and with a riduation in such debt io *the amount of such credits and the issuance of refunding bonds of Indian River County representing the unpaid be- Y lance of such debt and providing for the disposition and handling of such refunding bonds and providing for other matters incidental thereto; and WAEREAS, such Resolution of January 21, 1938 is in full force and effect and refuAd ing bonds have been issued and delivered pursuant thereto and Indian River County has received credit against this laid debt to St. Lucie County for various items including the obligations hereinafter desaribed; and, AREAS, the bonds, interest coupons and obligations hereinafter -described have beenlrl u duly allowed as credits against the said debt of Indian River County to St.,Lucie County and r 162 j'euah debt has been reduced in the amount thereof and it is proper that such bonds, interest cou-. w pons and obligations be cancelled and delivered to the 'office ,of the Treasurer of the State of ;'Florida; therefore, BF IT RESQLVED, that the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Indian River County, Florida be and he is herewith directed to cancel the following obligations of St. Lucie County now held by Indian River County, to -wit: (5) RLB Time Warrant of 7-1-22 Bonds 27/30 & 33-, 52000.00 Detached Coupons � 30.00 (6) R&B Negotiable Rotes of 8-1-23 Bonds 15; 16; 39. 40`& 50" 59000.00 Detached Coupons No. 21/24-- 120.00- (7) R&B Negotiable Note-&- of 8-15-24 Bonds 18,' 19,' 21/20, & 36v ,- 110000.00 Detached Coupons #19., 120.00 (8) R&B Negotiable Dotes of 10-1-24 Bonds 12-& 13:" 20000.00 Detached Coupons #1.9 30.00 z (10) Public Highway Bonds, of g-1-RO '222, ; Bonds, 1� 5i, 187/1890 2211;/P9/240 � 24.15'9 2.53/2651, 259 272" 278/280 `� 286 287 � 29 302'/304'=;4 321; 326°/328`, 332; 341", 359; 360°, 38/384, 390- 39g/400, 406-0,,448-' 449; 454/457`9 476; 495/506- 529/5344' 537; 538. 67,000.00 Detached Coupons # 27/32. 990.00 (14) Road and Dock Bonds of 6-1-10 Bonds 128; 187 189'&200`/ 40000.00 i (15) R&B Nego�iaOle Dotes of 2-20-25 Bonds 28/34 79000.00 Detached Coupons # 18/22 11050.00 i (1) R&B Time Warrant Sar. 1 of 6-1-14 Bond #25: 1,000.00 (3) R&B Time Warrant Series 4 of 7-1-18 Bond #17 19000.00 (4) R&B Time Tarrant Series 5. Detached Coupon 30, .. 30.00 .5, .00 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that upon the cancellation of such bonds the said Clerk shall duly certify such cancellation and shall forward such cancelled bonds, coupons and obligations to the Treasurer of the State of Florida. The motion for the adoption of said resolution was seconded by Commissioner Vickers and unanimously adopted. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE RFNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AIM FOR INDIAN RIVER COUNTY FLORIDA FALL TERM 1944 O R D Z R It appearing to the Court that it is necessary that the Board of County Commissioners Of Indian River County, Florida, prepare an additional Jury List for said County because the hames last selected by said Board have been exhausted; and it appearing that civil and criminal "cases requiring Juries will be called for trial before the said Board of County Commissioners will convene for the regular selection of a Jury List as provided by law, ° IT IT THEREFORE ORDERED that the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, p 'Florida, be and they are hereby ordered and required to convene promptly and personally select and make out a list of not less than one hundred nor more than two hundred fifty persons proper- ly qualified to serve as jurors, who, in addition to the qualifications otherwise provided by law, shall be only,suah persons as the said County Commissioners know, or have good reason to believe, are law abiding citizens of approved integrity, good character, sound judgment and in- telligence, and who are not physically or mentally infirm, which list shall be signed and veri- fied by the said Commissioners as having been personally selected, as aforesaid, and as posses is L' 1 u 0 I- i i I the prescribed qualifications, socording to their best information and belief. Said list ,when selected scall be forthwith delivered to the Clerk of the Circuit Court and by him record- ed in the minute book of the Board of County Commissioners. DONE AND ORDERED this lith day of October, 1944. A. 0. Kanner Judge Pursuant to the foregoing order in compliance with law, the following named persons were selected from Indian River County to serve as jurors for the year 1944, to -wit: PRECINCT # 1 ROSEI& D R. 0. Holtzclaw PRECINCT # 3, WABASSO, (CONT, D) PRECINCT # 49 WINTER BBACH9 (CONT' D) Albert Carl Haag W. M. Roddenberry John. Roberson, Claude Miller G. A. Stinson D. B. McCullers Thomas R. Reed I. F. Stinson Claud. I. ftith .,Laster Hanshaw J. D. Shaw Homer Smith PRECINCT # 29 SEBASTIAN R. G. Anderson J. P. Sibley J. J. P. Hamilton . Okey Bland R. F. Stough C. W. Fletcher iB. N. Brown C. A. Vandeveer Quintus Bobo L. F. Chesser E. B. Malls newel Berp Everett Davis J. E. Williams J. M. Berns George Florsohutz Lucius OfSteen Olin Pippin PRECINCT #5 VERO BEACH R. A. Kimble J. E. Evans To H. Atkin P. P. Lawson E. B. Benson W. B. Allison B. C. Ryall T. A. Davis W. S. Buckingham W. R. Ryall J. A. Harms R. G. Catron C. D. Sewell J. L. Helpling Walter Catron R. E. Turlington T. M. Henry C. C. Debenhom Wilson Park W. P. Massey W. E. Cherry 'R. E. Aspday H. W. Prange Jo® W. Foreling Harry Bohannon Thomas A. Vincent S. E. Hatfield. PRECINCT #4 WINTER BEACH E: T. Christman A. E. Arnold Oswald L. Helseth John B. Carter Raymond Cayson Edwin Helseth_ Joseph Carver J. A. Campbell Z. M. Knight � E. L. DeVane D. Floyd !i G.. W. Loy Lisbon Futch L. J. Dukes W. L. Mum ! ii H. W.,Harrell D. H. Godbold Harry So MacDonald John Mays J. W. Hinton T. E. Hogan l PRECINCT # 3 WABASSO G. W. Harp M. D. Kersey R. M. Aughtman John Jenkins Arthur L. Kuhn S. C. Beers T. R. Kennedy Paul Lather Sim Bray W. G. Geoffrey L. N. Newman E. C. Dancy W. C. Eli -Wick H. D., Prioe T. J. Cail C. A. Lightsey S. C. Platt T. R. Cadenhead K. 0. Lisle E. P. Poole Howard Cail Fred M®Zwen A. W. Ryburn 'i • B. F..Etters Floyd McCall A. W. Rohrbsck I J. H. Longaker T. S. Roddenberry Wilton L. Roger C. C. Massey W. N. Walker E. G. Stevens A. S. Pfarr Roger Williams J. D. Taw q S. J� Pryor F. 1. Bishop Preston L. Gardner :I J. L. Powers J• B. Tippin !i W. B. Sleeth PRECINCT #5 SERO BEACH ( CONT` D ) S. Be Taylor John W. E. Sheeler A. F. Carlswsrd C T. Carlson E. J. Bauer Be Be Crane Be e V a000ks 0. M. DeMond Goo. L. Duncan F. C. Gifford Forrest C. Graves W. F. Graves, Jr. J. H. Parker C. A. Berggren ;Zdry Oliver E. A.:ohnson jSidney Johnson J. D. Goddard F. M. Murpuy 1:A1 0. Balleria Elmer Mum ; Landis Knight Theron H. Brown PRE��T � d vERO BEACH A. Vi Anthony H. H. Bahia U. W. Knight PJobn Bridge ii Jesse B. Bauocm Stanley W., Buss E. M - Beaton M. P.�'Iiiber 0.'' C. Bartlett Wm. C. Breach W. F. Com, T. Ra Cobb Chris Robertson Paul Robertson ©` M. zigrang W. 0. Evans: Rubt. S. Kdaell IF. G. Fletcher f. S. Guy. Os D. Honeywell 0, C. Hoard Be S. Zone i Chas. C. Jewett Erwin T. Jun Chas. Katz PRECINCT #6 V= BEACH (D T D) W. C. King L. Thomas Xing Chas. Be Duster J. Be McClintock B. M. McAfee PRECINCT #8 Fellsmere `cont9d) Oharles A.bertson 1. E. Dixon A*eri,cua Day Ernest R. Everett Taft Finch Louis J. Surdmm Oeo. Be Few;ell Zack N. Sarong Raymond A. bower 1. T. O'malley A. W. Hughes Herbert Paulsen Lester Tosephat Garnett P. Great Walter B. Toole T. W. Radinsky Elmer Redding Dewey Reams M. Pennington Henry Reed R. H. Pennington James Me Reams We M. Yates E. R. Siedler Parker Yates W. Be Sexton B. -K. Weltwker .J. Z. Schlitt Real Williamson Milton L. Walters 0. T. Browne :. S. Stapp R. L. Kinney L. -P. Simmons Mark H. McNeohrou V. E. Stengel Be H. McDonald Us-- C Sell H. F. MoCluer T. A. Stewart Carson Platt Cole B. Streatman 1. 0. Weigle H. Q.. Thomas L. Johns Warrant T. Zeuch W. Hell B. G. Thatcher D. F. Zigrang W11.1y W. Knight Victor, Robertson H. V. Grumbaok �Tohn E. - Niaol Leon Knight W. F. Schilling 7heo 9coffield Andrew rraue PR'ECINC'T #9 OSLO Eimer HallFstrom B. Larson d. Be Lewis IT. Be Martin r+ee Blanton Z. W. Blair lone Hanson Angus MoDougeld PRECINCT #081 FBU=RS William if, Albright 0. Be Barkoakie L• D+ Burgher 0 1 0 1 1 0 s i' Clerk of the Circuit Court, Douglasonn Baker, filed hiaual report of fees and commission for the period g 1; 1943 to_:Zane 3019449 as follows: �-- ti RECEI Recording Fees . • . . • • . . . • • . • . • • . 19689.00 Tax Red 1 • a 14 • 00 Redemption • Btion Personal Tex Redeaptiom Cash . 965.50 Tax Redemption Purchase • • • o . • 10066.00 Civil Costs • Cir, at, • • • . . Civil Costs do. Ott is . • . . 20.90 TOTAL o p a a 156.43 '. s e • • .s s R • s • • a. Clerkos Sal. Board . . . . . . . . . . . . 995.00 Criminal Costs Cir. Ct. .. . •. 0.00 Criminal Costs Co. Ct• .�. 25B•A0 Gen. Court Costs - Ciro Ct.'� Gen., Court Costs - Co. Ct. . . • p. 229.60 Conviction Record . . . . . . 0 0.00 TOTAL • ,..,,23 r • EXPENSESI lake • • • • 26593.75 u Campaign Expense . 233.00 9� Clerk4 s Dues • , 10.00 Dem. Party • . . 15.00 Car Expense . • 50.00 Atty. Ret. Pees 0 41.00 TOTAL EXPOSES 09031,?b j TOTAL RECEIPTS ----• 9 "0.30 TOTAL EXPENSES 0-3105- EST 31.95 EST IN80M x.05 Said statement or report was duly sworn to and subscribed before Leila Grey, Deputy Clerk, August 299 1944. p i f The several bills and accounts against the County, having been audited, were examined and found correct, were approved and warrants issued in settlement of same. Such bills and ac- 'N counts being on file in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the Warrants so issued ifrom the respective funds being listed in the Supplemental Minute Hook, as provided by the ruled of the State Auditor, reference to such record and the list so recorded being made a part of �i these minutes. GI The County Depository filed its monthly statement, showing receipts and disbursements of'!,� the various funds, which having been audited were found to be correct. d There being no further business on motion duly made, seconded and carried, the Board e. then adjourned. ATTEST • IJ7, "? • — • • — •a — — • • — • • .. • — — • • — • a a t. • .► • • • w rr • - • — • • — 6.2 Ug" �i The ' Hoard of County Commissioners of Indian River County met at t� Court Houma in Vero " Beach, at 3:00 otclock, P. M. Monday, November 6, 19441 in special meeting with the following members `of the. Hoard present: W. C. Graves, Jr., Chairman; S. E• Glover and Albert 0. He13e041' Absent: G• E. Barkoskie and Frank C. Vickers. Also present were Charles A. Mitchell, Atto=97, and Douglas Baker, Clerk. The Chairmen announded this meeting was called for the purpose of changing the voting glace in'Precinct No. 5. It was called to the attention of the Board that a fire occurred in the Community Build- ing on 'Wednesday night or Thursday morning of November 1st and 2md, 19449 causing damage to said building that would prohibit the holding of an election as formerly advertised, thereupon a motion was made by Commissioner Glover, seconded by Commissioner Helseth and unanimously carried, that the.voting place in precinct No. 5 be changed from the Community Building to