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HomeMy WebLinkAbout8/7/1945Taxes and Intangible Tax Rolls which were approved. ,; whomsoever, assigned or otherwise, for payment or application for Tax Deed thereon. I solemnly swear, or affirm, that the statements contained herein in support of my ap- plication for issuance of duplicate Tax Sale Certificate, are true and correct. So help me God. Witnesses: Inzabel Carter ,Ruth A. Glover Sworn to and subscribed before me this ?th. day of August, 1945. Leila Gray Notary Public State of,Florida My commission expires Zan. 6, 1948. (N. P. SEAL) The foregoing application coming on to be heard on this date by the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, and after due consideration, the Board having thoroughly investigated said matter and being fully satisfied that said claim is a valid one, It is considered and ordered, upon motion -duly made, seconded and carried, that the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Indian River County be and he is hereby instructed to issue a duplicate Tax Sale Certificate in favor of the above named applicant in lieu of the Certificate above described which has been lost or destroyed, end that proper record of same be entered in the Tax Sale Record in the office of the said Clerk, as provided in Section 8 of Senate Bili No. 72, Acts of 1929. Attest: Douglas Baker Clerk to Hoard W. C. Graves. Jr. Chairman, Board of Commrs. The Board then proceeded to approve the retain commissionsdue the Assessor of Paxes, W. R. Duncan, from the various and several special taxing districts within the County, for corn - Missions due for assessing the taxes and preparing the tax roll for the year 1944 as indicated on statements submitted by Mr. Duncan, and the following statements having been audited, on motion made by. Albert 0. Helseth, seconded by S. E. Glover and carried, were approved by the Board. Name of District or Fund Maintenance Interest & Sinking County 356.26 General School 323.02 School District #1 9.42 15.30 Sohool District #7 14.61 11.31 Sohool District #8 & 9 19.80 School District #11 76.81 122.0? Sohool District #14 11.01 School District #16 13.01 Sebastian Inlet District 25.82 Indian River Mosquito Control District 59.68 Pursuant to Chapter 22079, Laws of Florida, Douglas Baker, Clerk, Circut Court, deli- vered to the Board of County Commissioners the schedule or list,duly certified by such Clerk, of all lands upon which tax oertificates were issued at the County Tax Collector's able of de- linquent taxes held on said dates beginning with the sale of 1935, for 1934 taxes, to and in- cluding the sale of 1943 for 1942 taxes, on all such lands as were bid off by such Tax Collect- or and which taxes have not been redeemed or purchased, such schedule or list of lands being on file in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court being listed in the supplemental minute book, reference to such record and the list of schedule so recorded being made a part of these minutes. Application to cancel tax certificate #107, sale of June 1, 1945, the following reso- lution was introduced by Commissioner Vickers who moved its adoption as follows, to -wit: RESOLUTION WHEREAS, taxes were assessed and levied by Indian River County for the year 1944 upon -Lots 11 and 12, in Block 19 of Vero Beach Estates, a Subdivision in said County and upon the non-payment of such taxes said property was sold and Certificate No. 107 issued as of June 1, 1945; and, WHEREAS, said property during the year 1944 and continuously thereafter was and is owned in fee simple by the City of Vero Beach, Florida, and said property during such period was and isused as a public bathing beach and that the same was during said period and is exempt from the assessment and levy of taxes by Indian River County; therefore, BE IT RESOLVED that said tax sales Certificate No. 107 issued as of June 1, 1945 be and the same is hereby cancelled. The motion for the adoption of the Resolution was duly seconded by Commissioner Helseth and unanimously adopted. Alice Helleso, County Nurse, appeared before the Board and made a report of her activi- ties for the month of July as follows, to -wit: 1. WELFARE A. Cases carried during month S B. Grocery orders 2 C. Visits to Welfare cases 5 D. Visits in behalf of welfare oases 15 E. County oases admitted to hospital 0 F. Conferences with district welfare workers 1 1I. SCHOOL AND PRE-SCHOOL A. Examinations made B. Parents attending clinics C. Immunizations given, completed typhoid (3 shots) 0 .75 560 D. Office and home visits 6 E. Children treated for hookworm 10 F. Conferences with child welt re workers 2 III. DEFECTS FOUND A. Teeth B. Tonsils C. Eyes D. Other Earl. IV. DEFECTS CORRECTED A. Teeth ? B. Tonsils 2 0 C. Eyes ? D. Other V COMMUNICABLE DISEASE CONTROL Sanitation 4, 1 Typhoid Case Isolated by Dr. Kollar, referred to Health Dept. by Dr. Sample, Ft Pierce & S. B. H. VI. OORTHOPEDICS (CRIPPLED CHILDREN) A. Case load 19 B. Visits 3 C. Children attending clinic in Orlando 4 D. Conferences with district workers 2 VII. TUBERCULOSIS A. Case load 20 B. Visits to patients 3 C. Visits to contacts and suspects 7 D. Patch tests given 6 1. Patch tests found positive 0 E. X -Rays made 9 2. X -Rays found positive 5 F. Patients in T. B. sanatorium (dd cases) 2 G. Conferences with district workers 4 VIII. VENEREAL DISEASE CONTROL A. Case load 72 B. Treatments given 112 C. Blend tests 52 D. Patients given penicillin 5 E. Patients sent to Ocala Rapid Treatment Center 6 F. Instructive visits 9 IX. ADMINISTRATION A. Conferences with State Board of Health workers 7 B. Conferences with local workers 28 C. Meetings attended 1 It was ordered Amy Newton, colored, Gifford,`Floride, be placed on the paupers list to receive the sum of $8.00 per month until the further order of the Board. It was moved by Commissioner R. W. Graves, seconded by Commissioner Glover and par- ried that Mary Green, 200 N. 8th Street, Fort Pierce, Florida, be paid the sum of $22.00 for board and care of James W. Johnson, colored, of Fellsmere,Florida, and the Board further agreed to cooperate in the case of James W. Johnson as follows, to -wit: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We, the County Commissioners of Indian River County, do hereby agree that with res- ipect to James W. Johnson a resident of Indian River County, who is now an inmate of St. Lucie County Colored Welfare House at Ft. Pierce, that we are and will be responsible for necessary hospitalization for James and in the event such hospitalization becomes necessary, James W. Johnson is to be removed by H. H. Floyd of Vero Beach from the House where he now is to the Indian River Hospital at Vero Beach, such removal to be at our expense; and further, that we Will be responsible for interment expense. This 7th day of August, 1945. _W. C. Graves, Jr. Chairman. S. E. Glover R. W. Graves Frank C. Vickers Albert 0. Helseth Harry W. Damerow and Chas. Buster, representing the American Legion, Glenn Snodgrass ;and Chief Pierce, representing the veterans of foreign wars, together with Doctor Luokie, appear wed before the Board regarding an appropriation for salary to be paid a service officer for Indian River County in assisting veterans of foreign wars as provided under Senate Bill No. 1701 ' The Board agreed to amend the proposed 1945 and 1946 budget so as to include this appropriation. On Motion made by Commissioner Helseth, seconded by Commissioner R. W. Graves and una nimously carried, Douglas Baker, Clerk, was instructed to write the following letter: August 9, 1945 Commanding Officer Naval Air Station 'Vero Beach, Florida dear Sir: It is requested that the Navy use D. 1). T. solution or mixture dispersed by plane or otherwise for thecontrol of mosquitoes and mosquitos larva in Indian River County. Very respectfully, Ci erk, Board of County Commissioners. At the request of Aline Helleso, County Nurse, the Board agreed to appropriate a sum ;not to exceed $15.00 for the purpose of an increase in salary towards the employment of an as- 1 sistant County Nurse. The present appropriation is $25.00 and a sum not to exceed $15.00 would! be considered an increase in this amount. Chas. A. Mitchell, Attorney, was requested to write Mr. Emory of the State Road ' Department, calling his attention to badly needed drainage along the Fellsmere-Sebastian road, 'said road having been greatly harmed by improper drainage. The following letter from B. L. Holman, together with estimate of S. F. Foster, was, ordered filed and no action taken. VERO BEACH CADILLAC CO. Cadillac-LaSalle-Buick-Pontiac-G.M.C. Trucks FRIGIDAIRE - SALES AND SERVICE Vero Beach, Florida July 8th, 1945. Board of County Commissioners, Mr. W. C. Graves, Vero Beach Florida. Dear r. Graves: I am enclosing herewith a bid from Mr. Foster for throwing up road from the county road to the lake thru the north end of my property --to which I will be glad to deed you a right of -way. At the time Mr. Foster was out there, my jeep was not there and we went up there in Tom's Ford which does not have a speedometer and we were unable to determine the exact distance, That is the reason the bid is on a mileage basis. Indian River County Vero Beach, Florida Dear Sirs: Very truly yours, /s/ B. L. Holman B. L. Holman 4 July 1945 Melbourne, Florida After careful consideration on offering a price for building a dirt road near Mr. Bud Holman's place in Vero Beach, I am submitting the following bid: BASE TOP AVERAGE HEIGHT PRICE 14 ft. 10 ft. 2 ft. 1;075 per mile 14 ft. 10 ft. 2i ft. $1,200 per mile At the time of my conversation with Mr. Holman, I was unable to quote a price as the exaot distance of the road or size of the fill was unknown. If the above bid is accepted, it will probably'be some little time before I could actually begin the work. The same average prices would prevail if the road is to be more or less than one mile. Very truly yours, J. F. Foster General Contractor. /s/ J. F. Foster Douglas Baker, Clerk, was instructed to write a letter to Honorable Paul A. Bein- dorf, President of the City Council, advising that the Board of County Commissioners would be glad to meet with the City Council at such time and place as they may suggest for the purpose of considering and authorizing application to the Fedetal Government for a loan to cover costs of preparing plans and specifications for a new post-war hospital for Indian River County. A letter was received from Mr. Milliard F. Ingalls requesting the purchase of some land owned by the County and located near the County Jail. Chairman Graves appointed Albert 0. Helseth and R. W. Graves as a committee to investigate said request and report to the Board,' It was ordered that the sum of $8,000.00 representing excess race track funds be paid to the Board of public Instruction of Indian River County from the General Revenue Fund. On Motion made by Commissioners Vickers, seconded by Commissioner Helseth and carried, it was ordered the sum of $25.00 be paid,to Judge Otis M. Cobb from the Fine and Forefeiture Fund towards the employment of clerical help for his office. Judge Otis M. Cobb appeared before the Board and requested permission to purchase the folio ing supplies and equipment for the County Judge's Office: L Miscellaneous Record. Book #5, 1 Probate Orders Record Book #4, 2 24 Unit Dooumental Filing Cabinets, 1 Box Legal Size Typewriter Carbon Paper, 100 Manila File Folders Letter Size, 100 Manila File Folders Legal Size, 200 County Judges Legal Forms, 100 Open End Expanding Legal Filing Envelopes, 1 Post Binder For Probate Cases, 200 Probate Docket Forms #1, 100 Criminal Cost. Bilis; and on Motion made by Commissioner Helseth, Seconded by Commissioner Glover, said request was granted. Lieutenant Frank E. Emerson and Ensign W. R. Keagy appeared before the Board and re- quested permission to use the Coast Guard Building at Wabasso Beach for navy personnel in carry -ing on government work. This request received the general approval of the Board and was re- ferred to Commissioner R. W. Graves and E. E. Carter to complete such arrangements as may be necessary. Tax Assessor, W. R. Duncan, filed his semi annual report of fees and commissions for the period of January 1st, 1945 to June 30th, 1945, as follows: RECEIPTS 1945 1944 1,072.48 Indian River County State of Florida 38.64 Indian River County, Board of Pub. Instruction 225.00 TOTAL RECEIPTS 1,297.48 38.64 EXPENSES Homer C. Fletcher, Clerk 1,082.00 Fed. Withholding Tax 78.00 Vivian Anthony (Extra) 34.50 Mrs. Henry DeWitt (Extra) 62.00 Postage 32.50 Fla. Tax Ass'rs Assn 20.00 Typewriter ribbons 4.00 3106 miles 0 54 per mile 155.30 Total Expenses 1,448.30 Total Receipts 1,336.12 Total Expenses 1,448.30 Net Deficit 112.18 Said statement or report was duly sworn to and subscribed before Otis M. Cobb, County Judge, July 6, 1945. Sheriff, L. B. O'Steen, filed his semi annual report of fees and commissions for the period of January lst, 1945 to June 30th, 1945, as follows: RECEIPTS Arrests for Others 69.53 Jail Income 240.00 s, Civil Income 240.78 Totals 550.31 Warrants and Capias 1,762.90 Witness Subpoenas 205.80 Handling Prisoners 102.09 Jury- Service 173.48 Court Orders 21.90 Feeding County Prisoners 1,892.50 Feeding City Prisoners '342.25 Miscellaneous Income 684.42 Fingerprinting 88.00 Court Attendance 302.00 Commission on Fines and Costs Collected 285.54 Total 5,860.88 Total Receipts 6,411.19 EXPENSES Deputy Salaries 2,117.41 Auto Expense 443.82 Investigation 13.95 Arresting Fees 158.86 Other Civil 'Expense 6.95 Jailor and Guard -Servant 250.00 Feed and Supplies 1,010.20 Other. Jail Expense 3.00 Postage & Stationary 9.00 Telephone and Telegraph 103.22 Other Office Expense .295.13 Miscellaneous Expense 40.28 Total Expenses 4,451.82 Total Receipts 6,411.19 Total. Expenses 4,451.82 Said statement or report was duly sworn to and subscribed before Myrtle Tillis, Notary Public, on July 10th, 1945. County Judge, Otis M. Cobb, filed his semi annual report of fees and commissions for the period beginning January 1st, 1945 to June 30th, 1945. RECEIPTS Probate Fees 542.65 Marriage License Fees 591.25 Fish & Hunt. Lia. Fees 49.00 Occup. License Fees ,19.50 Drivers License Fees A116.40 Birth Certificate Fees 8.00 Totals :3,326.80 Lunacy Fees 2.00 Salary Judge Co. Ct. 450.00 Salary Judge Juv. Ct. 600.00 Inquests & Crim. Fees 52.15 Totals 1,104.15 Total Receipts 2,430.95 EXPENSES Myrtle Tillis `Clerk) Office Exp. Inc. Etc. Tote1 Expenses 150.00 228.82 8,82 Total Receipts 2,430.95 Total Expenses 378.82 Pet Income 2,052.13 Said statement or report was duly sworn to and subscribed before Myrtle Tillis, Notary Public, on July 6th , 1945. The Chairman announced that this regular meeting was held, among other things for the 'purpose of considering and acting upon and adopting the estimates, of the expense for the fiscal year commencing October 1, 1945 and ending September 30, 1946, Which was prepared and entered (upon the minutes of the meeting of the Board of County Commissioners held on the 3rd day of 'uly, 1945. A copy of the advertisement containing the estimates of budget made by the Board of County Commissioners at a meeting held at the Court House on the 3rd day of July, 1945, with 'the publisher's affidavit annexed and presented to the Board and ordered spread upon the minutes and is in words and figures as follows: 1 f Affidavit of Publication COUNTY OF INDIAN RIVER STATE OF FLORIDA Personally before me, the undersigned, an office authorized under the laws of said State to adminis oaths, came J. J. Schumann, business manager of t Vero Beach Press -Journal, a newspaper published >( Vero Beach, Indian River County, Florida, who, beings first duly sworn, says that the Vero Beach Pres Journal is a newspaper which has been continuous published at least once a week, and which has ben entered as second .class mail matter, in Vero Bea Indian River County, Florida, for a period of m than one year next preceding the first insertion this publication; that the advertisement a copy which is hereto attached, was published in the V Beach Press -Journal >k COUNT/' NOTICE is hereby gi River Cc ntyr, Florida, hits ordinary expenses and qf as required by Section 23 for the fiscal year 1946}'1 adopted on Tuesday, A force and effect of fixed being in words and figur 211, County Commissi4e 212. Salary Clerk Board l C 216. Supervisor of Reg ist Attorney for Co Sheriff -General Clerk's Fees and Tax Assessor's C Tax Collector's Maintenance to . Repairs to Furni 1, Lights, Water an 1. Tolls and Rents I' 1. Janitor of Court i y for , consecutive weeks, as folio / 3 ./ 4' 4L • Business Manager • Sworn to and subscribed before, me, this day of • 1. Incidentals 1. Elections and Regirations 2. Legal Advertising' a d Expense 3. Advertising Delinqu nt Taxes 4. Costs of acquiring . Lands for Delinquent Taxes 9, Adm.. Supplies & E pens", Furn. and Fixt., Stationery, Blanks, Bonds ,& II s. 9. Record' Books 1. Judge County 6. Prosecuting Attor$ie 9. Jailor . Maintenance to T 1. Furniture & Fixtu 1. Coroners Inquest`' 2. Servant to Jail 2. Sanity Inquiries 3. Paupers , . . 3. State Child Wefa 3. Tuberculosis Patie 4. Welfare Adminis r 5. Health Unit -V. 5. .Miscellaneous Expe 1. Salary County Ag 5. Publicity Board of Public nstruction--ace Track Funds 9. Contingencies NOTICE COMMISSIONERS BUDGET 1945-1946 n that the Board of County Commissioners of Indian made and completed the estimate of the necessary and all special and extraordinary expenditures contemplated, , Comliiled General Laws o$ Florida, and as amended, 46, which said estimates will be considered and finally t 7, 1945, after which the said estimates will have the ropriations. The said estimates for the respective funds following: ENTERAL REVENUE FUND , Per diem and Mileage unty Commissioners ation y Commissioners rt Work osts mission 1ssion rt House e and Fixtures nel ouse e �7 Clerk Circuit Court, Indian RivEr County, Flom $ 700.00 2,100.00 900.00 1,200.00 100.00 1,000.00 2,600.00 2,000.00 500.00 200.00 900.00 850.00 1,500.00 1,000.00 750.0 800.00 300.00 800.0 2,500.0 600.00` 900.00' 500.00` 1,825,011 400, 400. 250.00, 1,095.00 100.00. 2,600.06 600.00 1,370.00 1,200.00 600.00 300.00'. 2,700.00 900.00 8,000.00 1,999.00 it es & Miscellaneous Expense to Jail e Work is on -Nurse & Asst. Clinic se Health Unit nt TOTAL 1. Judge Juvenile Qo 1. Fees & Costa 3. Fees & G6sts Cali 4. Fees & Costs Ju 5. Fees & Costs St:e 5. Commission on Pi 5. Bailiff . . . .:1, 6. Fees and Costs ;C 7. Conviction Fees, 9. Other Expense, C 9. Court Stenograph 1. Witness Fees 2. Juror Fees • INE AND FORFEITURE FUND rt k Circuit Court ty Judge tice Peace fd es -Sheriff $46,839.00 $ 1,200.00 1,200.00 100.00 50.00 5,000.00 500.00 25.00 nstable rosecuting Attorney iminal Cases 2. Feed Prisoners 9. Contingencies TOTAL . 50400 800.00. 150.00 150.00, 650,00 .00 4,000.00 1,489.00 $16.364.00 The Board then'considered the County Budget and Budget estimates as prepared by the Board at its meeting of July 3rd, 1945, and duly advertised, as provided by Law, in the Vero Beach Press Journal, in its issues of July 6 and 13, 1945. Thereupon Commissioner Helseth in- troduced the following resolution and moved its adoption to -wit:/ WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida did hereto- fore at its meeting in July, 1945, adopt its tentative budget for the fiscal year, 1945.1946, and did duly publish the same as required by law and is now assembled in the first meeting of said Board succeeding the time of such publication and, for the purpose of finaily;adapting said budget; and upon due consideration certain changes being found necessary to said tentative bud - get as advertised; therefore, BE IT RESOLVED that under the heading "General Revenue Fund" of said budget item #564 be amended ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND ' 411. Salary, Road Supt. and County Engineer $ 2,700.00' 412. Road Inspection, County Commissioners 500.00 415. Free labor on Roads and Bridges , 19,500.00 421. Maintenance of Buildings 100.00 422. Maintenance of Equipment 4,000.00 1-422, Freight and Express . 200.00 423. Gasoline and Oil 4,000.00 424. General Supplies and Incidentals 500.00 426. Adm. and Engineering Supplies 500.00 429, Rent of Equipment 500.00 431. Road Materials -0,000.00 3,000,00 3,000.00 1,000.00 2,741.00 9 1. Payments to Municipalities 2,000.00 8 4, New Machinery 4,000.00 I 8$5. Buildings 500.00 TOTAL $68,741.00 MOTHER'S PENSION FUND 432. Bridge Materials 433. Culvert Materials 4,04. Other Road Materials 609. Contingencies '- 4861. Mother's Pension $ 1,600.00 1,278.50 699. Contingencies TOTAL . $ 2,878.50 QUAY BRIDGE DISTRICT 224. Tax Assessor's Commission $ 60.00 225. Tax Collector's Commission 50.00 413. Bridge Tender's Salary 960.00, 75.00 682. Fire Control . 500.00 699. Contingencies . •001 911. Purchases of Investments 1,618.00q 432. Bridge Materials -Maintenance 6,000.001 425. Lighting Bridge TOTAL $ 9,263.001 COURT HOUSE BOND SINKING FUND 224. Tax Assessor's Commission 100.0 325. Tax Collector's Commission 90.00 TOTAL on r'unueB-sflct S2tYrres $ 4,895.00 Dated at Vero Beach, Florida, this 3rd day of July, 1945. DOUGLAS BAKER, Clerk Board of County Commissioners July 6 13, 1045 r 22o that the amount of said item shall be fixed at #1380 rather than $1200; that a new item be inserted under an appropriate number and designated "Veteran's Service Officer and Office Ex. penes".and that the amount of such item be fixed at $2700; that item #699, "Contingencies", be amended so that the same shall be fixed in the amount of 33159 rather than $1999; that the total expenses of said General Revenue Fund be fixed at $50,8799 rather than $46, 839. That Junder estimated revenues the tax levies be fined at 1 4/8 mills rather than 1 2/5 mills and that the proceeds derived from said item be fixed at $19,131 rather than $14,879; that opposite the words "Total Revenues" the amount be fixed at $53,556 rather than $49,304; that opposite the words "Less 5O" the amount be fixed at $2677 rather than $2465; that opposite the words "95% of Estimated Revenues" the amount be fixed at $50,879 rather than $46,839. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said budget be amended as to the "Fine and Forfeiture Fund" by inserting a new item under en appropriate number, ."Clerical Help, Juvenile Court Judge's Office" p and that the swn of $ 00 be appropriated priated for such item; thdt item #6q'a under such fund "Contingencies" be' fixed at $1189 rather than $1489.1 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that under the heading "Quay Bridge District" item #699 "Con- tingencies" be appropriated the sum of $1618 and that item #911 "purchases of Investments" be 1 shown to have no appropriation therefor in lieu of the appropriation of $1618. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thatsaid budget be and the same is herewith amended in each of the foregoing particulars. Motion for adoption of resolution was duly seconded by Commissioner R. W. Graves and unanimously adopted. ••. w Commissioner R. W. Graves introduced the following reSolutio‘ and moved its adoption, to -wits 4 WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners has made and completed the estimate of its necessary and ordinary expenses and of all special and extraordinary expenditures ooxjterplated, as required by law, and has duly advertised the same as require by4aw and this being the first meeting of said Board of County Commissioners subsequent to the advertising of the same and said budget being now before this`Bcard for final consideration and adoption and having been duly -considered; therefore, BE IT RESOLVED that the said County Commissioner's budget and estimate of expenses and expenditures for the year 1945 -1946 -as heretofore prepared and duly advertised(and as !amended and modified at this meeting of this Board by duly adopted res lution be)and it is here. with ratified, . confirmed, and finally adopted by this Board. q Motion for the adoption 6f the resolution was duly seconded by ConMmissioner Belseth and unanimously adopted. // Douglas Baker, Clerk, was authorized to redeem the following United States Governmel Bonds and deposit the proceeds of said bonds in the Road and Bridge Fonds Series F-1943 September issue Nos.4097244 @ $ 1,000 112166 @ 5,000 n n n " 115313-14 @ 10,000 Total $-P-07565- Douglas Baker, Clerk, was authorized to redeem U. S. Treasury Note C116398, Tax Series 0, issued the 1st day of February, 1944 in the sum of $5000.00 and deposit the proceeds of said bond in the Outstanding indebtedness Fund. Douglas Baker, Clerk, was authorized to redeem the following United States Savings Bonds and deposit the proceeds of same in the Vero Bridge District Funds Series F-1943 September issue Nos. C786288-91 @ $ 100 n a n n " M409708-9 @ 1000 n n n n " M409711.12 @ 1000 n n n n " M409726 @ 1000_ Total $$ 545 Notary Public Bond for Ralph Sedgwick in the sum of $500 with Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company, of Boston, Massachusetts was approved by Douglas Baker, Clerk Circuit • Court, on August 21, 1945. 1 The several bills and accounts against the County, having been audited, were ex- amined and found correct, were approved and warrants issued in settlement of same. Such bills and accounts being on file in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the Warrants so issued from 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 these minutes. The County Depository filed its monthly statement, showing receipt and disbursements of the various funds, which having been audited were found to be correct. There being no further business, on motion made, seconded and carried, the Board then adjourned. AT - _ r 744 CLERK a. • 9--S-koa-L.t. ,c)2 -CHAIRMAN DA! SEPTEMBER 4, 1945 The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County met at the Court House in VeroABeach, at 10100 o'clock A. M. Tuesday, September 4,. 1945, in regular meeting with the fol..' lowing members of the Board present: W. C. Graves, Jr., Chairman, Frank C. Vickers, S. B. Glover and R. W. Graves. Ateett Albert 0. Helseth. Also present were Charles A. Mitchell, Attorney, Sheriff L. B. O'Steen, E. E. Carter, County Engineer, and Douglas Baker, Clerk. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mrs. F. B. Taylor and Miss Edna Tyler, representing the Indian River County Federation of Womens Clubs, appeared before the Board and urged that some action be .taken toward the es- tablishment of a County Health Unit with the services of a Sanitary Officer. The Board agreed to cooperate in every way possible in order that the foregoing request be complied with. The Board authorized the Hospital Committee, composed of W. C. Graves, Jr., and Charles A. Mitchell, to file application with the proper Federal authorities, in the name of the 'City ,of Vero Beaeh and Indian River County4as co-sponsors, and to obtain a resolution from the City of Vero Beach agreeing to One-half of the cost in connection with said application for the purpose of obtaining the services of an architect, together with the plans, etc., relating to a new hospital post-war project. Alice Helieso, County Nurse, appeared before the Board and filed a report of her activities for the month of August, as follows, to -wit: REPORT OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY NURSE FOR MONTH OF AUGUST - 1945 1. WELFARE A. Cases carried during month 8 B. Grocery orders 2 C. Visits to Welfare cases . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . 24 D. Visits in behalf of welfare eases 8 E. County cases admitted to hospital 2 F. Conferences with district welfare workers 3 1I. SCHOOL: AND PRE-SCHOOL A. Examinations made C B. Parents attending clinics (No rec. for typhoid clinic) . .