HomeMy WebLinkAbout1/2/1951Surety Bond for Sam D. Smith as Member Board of Public Instruction' Indian River
County, Florida, in the sum of $2,000.00 with U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty Company as surety
was approved.
Surety Bond for J. R. Graves as Member Indian River County Mosquito Control Board
in the sum of $59000.00 with U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty Company as surety was approved and
filed with Douglas.Baker, Clerk Circuit Court.
The several bills and accounts against the Countyq having been audited, were
examined and found correct, were approved and warrants issued in settlement of same. Such
bills and accounts being on fildlin the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the
Warrants so issued from the respective funds being listed in the Supplemental Minute Book,
as provided by the rules of the State Auditor, reference to such record and the list so
recorded being made a part of these minutes.
The County Depository filed its monthly statement, showing receipts and disburse-
ments of the various funds, which having been audited were found to be correct.
There being no further business on motion made' seconded and carried' the Board
then adjourned.
ATTEST s
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TUESDAYS, JANUARY 2l 1951,
The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County met at the Court House
in regular meeting at 10100 o'clock A. M., Tuesday, January 2. 1951, with the following
members presents W. C. Graves, Jr., H. C. Watts, Tom N. Stewart, Aubrey L. Waddelll
and J. J. P. Hamilton. Also present were E. E. Carter, Road and Bridge Superintendent;
L. B. O'Steen, Sheriff; Douglas Baker' Clerk, and Sherman N. Smith, Jr., Attorney from the
firm of Mitchell, Smith & Mitchell.
S. N. Smith' Jr. called the meeting to order. There being no old business to be
considered at this time, the Board then proceeded in the order of new business. On motion
of Commissioner Stewart$ seconded by Commissioner Waddell and carriedg the Board elected to
select the Chairman for the ensuing year by secret ballot with the understanding that a majority
of votes would elect, and in the event any one member did not receive a majority on the first
ballot that it would be necessary to vote again, and also with the understanding that S. N.
Smith, Jr., Attorneyq would check the ballots.
n On the first ballot no one member received a majority; however,`on the second
ball6t CommissionerGraves received two votes and Commissioner Stewart received three votes
and was thereby elected Chairman to serve for the ensuing year.
Chairman Stewart then took over the chair. The next order of business was to elect a
Chairman pro -tem, and Commissioner Graves was nominated by Commissioner Waddeilq and Commission-
er Waddell was nominated by Commissioner Graves who stated that he did not think it necessary
for a secret ballot to be taken for the election of a Chairman pro -tem. Chairman Tom N.
Stewart then called for a vote on the two nominees. Commissioner Waddell receivedoone vote,
and Commissioner Graves received three votes and was thereby elected to serve as Chairman
pro -tem for the ensuing year.
Application for the position of Road and Bridge Superintendent was presented by
Mr. Frank A. Knight; however, no action was taken -in the matter.
SIIpon motion of Commissioner Gravest seconded by Commissioner -Waddell and carried,
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It was ordefed that Honorable Thad Carleton, Assistant State Attorney, Fort Pierce,
Florida, receive the sum of $36.55 per month as pfovided by law.
Commissioner Hamilton inquired as to the County Employees and officers together
with the salaries being paid and stated the same met with his approval.
Minutes of the previous meeting were read by Chairman Stewart, and upon motion of
Commissioner Waddell seconded by Commissioner Watts and carried, the same were approved.
Commissioner Graves made a motion and requested that Chaltman Stewart serve as
Chairman of the Road Committee in his place and said request was granted.
The Board requested Douglas Baker, Clerk to contact the County Health Department
and request an investigation as tb the present T. B. status of Irones Campbell who was seek-
ing re-employment with the Road and Bridge Department.
E. E. Carter, Road and Bridge Superintendent stated he had contacted Mr. Kjorsvik
regarding a suitable location for wayside park near the Sebastian river bridge and stated
that Er. Kjorsvik seemed willing to cooperate but wished to obtain information as to the new
proposed =right-of-way for U. S. No. 1 in that area.
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03 S PATIENT RESOLUTION
Commissioner Hamilton Introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption,
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WHEREAS, The Board of County Commissioners, in and for Indian River County, Florida,
_ in the preservation of human lives, desiring to cooperate in the treatment and cure, if
possible, of tuberculosis- patients living within this County, and in order to preserve the
public health for its citizens, not infected with tuberculosis, have assisted all tuberculo-
sis patients making application to thb% in a financial way, by providing the necessary cost
for hospitalizat oon and treatment in the several Tuberculosis Sanatoriums located within the
Statef for such period of time, as was prescribed by the attending physician; and
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S. N. Smith, Jr. of the law firm of Mitchell, Smith & Mitchell) was employed as County
Attorney for the ensuing year
fbr a sum of $150.00 per month.
Upon motion of Commissioner Graves, seconded by Commissioner Waddell and
unanimously carried, all other County employees and offieers were re-employed salaries
remaining the same as follbwss
SITIO SALARY PER MONTH
E. E. Carter.
Road and -Bridge Superintendent $300.00
Douglas Baker
Ex-officie Clerk to Board 200.00
C. E. Strait
Janitor 175.00
Elmer. -Harris
County Sarvice ®fficer 10O*00
M. A. Boudet
County Agent 200.00 (plus $75.00
for car expense)
It was moved by Commissioner Graves, seconded by Commissioner Waddell and
unanimously carried, that the
salaries of the following public officers remain the same as
follows' to -wits
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P OS_IT I ON SALARY PER MONTH
S. N. Smith, Jr.
Prosecuting Attorney $200,.00 quarterly plus com-
missioners as provided by law
Otis M. Cobb
County Judge,General Revenue Fund $150.00
Otis M. Cobb
Judge Juvenile Court, Fine and
Forfeiture Fund 150.00 -
Mrs. Louis Harris,Jr.
Supervisor of Registration 150.00
It was ordered that
Mr. C. M. Gaffney, Court Reporter, Fort Pierce, Florida,
receive the sum of $25.00 per
month as provided by law.
It was ordered that
Honorable A. 0. Kanner, Circuit Judge, Fort Pierce, Florida,
receive the sum of $60.92 per
month as provided by law.
It was ordefed that Honorable Thad Carleton, Assistant State Attorney, Fort Pierce,
Florida, receive the sum of $36.55 per month as pfovided by law.
Commissioner Hamilton inquired as to the County Employees and officers together
with the salaries being paid and stated the same met with his approval.
Minutes of the previous meeting were read by Chairman Stewart, and upon motion of
Commissioner Waddell seconded by Commissioner Watts and carried, the same were approved.
Commissioner Graves made a motion and requested that Chaltman Stewart serve as
Chairman of the Road Committee in his place and said request was granted.
The Board requested Douglas Baker, Clerk to contact the County Health Department
and request an investigation as tb the present T. B. status of Irones Campbell who was seek-
ing re-employment with the Road and Bridge Department.
E. E. Carter, Road and Bridge Superintendent stated he had contacted Mr. Kjorsvik
regarding a suitable location for wayside park near the Sebastian river bridge and stated
that Er. Kjorsvik seemed willing to cooperate but wished to obtain information as to the new
proposed =right-of-way for U. S. No. 1 in that area.
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03 S PATIENT RESOLUTION
Commissioner Hamilton Introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption,
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WHEREAS, The Board of County Commissioners, in and for Indian River County, Florida,
_ in the preservation of human lives, desiring to cooperate in the treatment and cure, if
possible, of tuberculosis- patients living within this County, and in order to preserve the
public health for its citizens, not infected with tuberculosis, have assisted all tuberculo-
sis patients making application to thb% in a financial way, by providing the necessary cost
for hospitalizat oon and treatment in the several Tuberculosis Sanatoriums located within the
Statef for such period of time, as was prescribed by the attending physician; and
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WHEREAS, there are several Tubercular Hospitals within the State classed as liberty
free institutions, allowing the patients all the liberty necessary for their recovery and
happiness; while there is one such Institution classed as compulsory or restricted Institut-
ion, where the patients are kept under strict rules and guards if necessary to preserve the
safety of such patients and to prevent them becoming a menace to their health and recovery,
and to their -families -and the public; and
WHERFA§4 certain patieftts, during treatments have heretofore imposed upon their
liberty privilegeq,,and in some instances left the hospital before being released or dis-
charged and returned to their homes, thereby becoming a menace to their families and the
community; and, when -it becomes necessary to return them to the hospital all treatment and
expenses theretofore incurred is wasted and treatment has to be started over, makthg it
expensive on the County; and
WHEREAS' it has become necessary that certain rules be prescribed by this Board to
prevent such conduct on the part of the patients in the future; Now, therefore.,
PE IT RESOLVED, that in the future, all tuberculosis patients sent from this County
to a tuberculosis sanatorium,be and they are required to remain at said Institution until
fully and regularly released by the attending physician, and in the event any patient leaves
without this permission that they be immediately arrested and placed in the Institution
maintaining compulsory attendance and treatment, under the direction of such guards as may
be necessary to insure their remaining there until safe for themselves and their families
and the public -for them to leave; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED' that a copy of this Resolution be furnished to all tuber-
culosis patients, whose treatment is being financed by the County and to -the hospital where
they are sent.
adopted.
The foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Commissloner.Waddell and unanimously
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§EBASTIAN INEPT RESOLUTION
Commissioner Hamilton introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption
as followsyto-wit:
WHEREAS, the Sebastian Inlet, as the same is now located and constructed' exists
in Brevard County' Florida, at a point approximately one and one-half miles North of the
North line of Indian River County, Florida; and,
WHEREAS, the said Inlet has been constructed at said location subsequent to the
establishing on the line between Brevard and St. Lucie Counties' now Brevard and Indian River
Counties; and,
WHEREAS, there exists a narrow strip of land, all unimproved, between the Indian
River and zzk Ocean to, the South of said Sebastian Inlet which is now a part of Brevard
County; and,
WHEREAS, Brevard County has no access to this narrow strip of land; and,
WHEREAS, the road to said Sebastian Inlet through the narrow strip of land above
described is unimproved and practically impassible; and,
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida, desires
to improve said road in order to make the South side of said Sebastian Inlet accessible to
the general public; and,
WHEREAS, the Sebastian Inlet District which exists for the construction and main-
tenance of this Inlet covers a part of both Indian River and Brevard Counties; Now, there-
fore,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida,,
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that this Board does respectfully request the Board of County Commissioners of Brevard
County, Florida to adopt
a Resolution directed to the members of
the Legislature of the
State of Florida from Brevard
County requesting said Legis]ot m -c
:I to secure the passage of
an act redefining the boundary -line between Brevard and Indian River
Counties, Florida,
between the Indian River
and the Atlantic Ocean in order that said boundary line shall be
center of the Sebastian
Inlet.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Board of County Commissioners
of Indian River Countyt
Florida, does herewith request
the Honorable Alex MacWilliam, Representative,
and the
Honorable Evans Crary, Rentor, in the Legislature of the State
of Florida, to cause an act
to be passed by said Legislature
redefining the boundary line between
Brevard and Indian
Aiver Counties, Florida,
as above set forth.
The foregoing
Resolution was duly seconded by Commissioner
Waddell and unanimously
adopted.
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Upon motion of
Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner
Hamilton and carried,
Mrs. Anne Christensen was
employed am County welfare case worker at a salary of $150.00 per
month effective January,
1, 1951.
County Agent,
M. A. Boudet, appeared before the Board
and submitted his plan of
work from January 1 to December 31, 1951, which was received and
ordered filed with the
Clerk.
The following
Confederate pensioners of Indian River County
were approved.
Numbed
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Address.
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2767
Mrs. Ida R. Badger
Mrs. Annie Ruffner
Sebastian, Florida
Roseland, Florida
In compliance
with the law the following named persons
were selected by Indian
River County to serve as
Jurors for 1951. (Notes Not less than
250 nor more than 500 names
are required.)
RRECINCT #1
Day, Americus
Mays, John
ROSELAND
Dixon, Jesse
Nelson, William Thomas
Hanshaw, Lester A.
Gower, Raymond A.
Peterson,1Earl Calvin
Hanson, Severin H.
Gunder, John 0.
smith, Archie
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Holtzclaw, Ralph C.
Hoertz, Fred J.
Wimbrow, Dale
MacDohald, Donald
Hughes, Archie W.
Whebler, Andrew
Ponder, Lamar J.,
Ingram, Lloyd E.
Foster, Vida A.
Smith, Arthur J.
Moneyhan, Robert G.
PRECINCT #2
WABASSO
Taylor, Samuel B.R.
McCluer, Hunter F.
Anderson, Robert M.
Thompson, Oscar L.
McDonald, Benjamin H.
Anderson, Willie B.
Tucker, Mary B.
Washington, George A.
Aughtman, Richard W.
Van Wagner, Freeman
PRECINCT #1B
Baker, Lester D.
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SEBASTIAN
FELLSMERE
Anderson, Ishan James
Barker, Charles M.
Baptiste, William J.
Bass, Lyman
Boyd, Joe G.
Barkoskie, Gilbert E.
Bass, Howard
Chesser., Lemuel F.
Browne, Clayton T.
Christman, Edward T.
Beers, Samuel C.
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Brunner, William
Black, Bobby C.
Cousins, Harry G.
Bryant, Thomas H.
Ellingsen, Emil Adolf
Brown, Byron Sr.
Burner, LaRoye D.
Futch, Lisbon
Brown, Byron Jr. !
Budsey, Joseph H.
groagel, Rodney
Broxton, John
Cary, Robie E.
Loudermilk, James P.
Cadenhead, James M.
@rosby, Vernon E.
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Cadenhead, Thomas R.
Carter, Egerton E.
Dudley, Joe
Glaab, Henry P.
Harmes, Julius A.
LeBase, Robert B.
4pfert, George , Sr.
Mathis, Amos J.
Mathis, Earl
Pryor, Gerald C.
Ryall, Nesbit B.Jr.
Stough, Roy F. Jr.
Thompson, Paul E.
Vandiveer, Clarence A.
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WINTER BEACH
Ammons, Homer C.
Anderson, Charles N.
Arnold, Ancle -E.
Arnold, Walter
Barden, Simon Lee
Barden, William D.
Barnett, Edward S.
Blanton, Halton L.
Blanton, John J.
Branch, Joseph E.
Coker, Charles L.
Coleman, Thomas H.
Collins, Gutherie J.
Calvin, Jack
Davis, Marion J.
Donaldson, Banner M.
Donaldson, W. H.
Dukes, Luther J.
Dukes, Henry A.
Floyd, Dorch
Gaines, Sidney D.
Gribbles, Talmadge
Hamilton, Alfred
Hamilton, Eugene F.
Hamilton, George A.
Hamilton, Ralph H.
Hamilton, William E.
Harp, Paul R.
Hintoh, John W.
Holmes, Hoke S.
Hurst, Russell P.
Jenkins, John
Kennedy, Thomas R.
Kitchen, Marvin L.
Klingsick, Walter C.
France, Charles W.
Lisle, X. 0. Sr.
Franks, Stanley E.
Luuzon, James F.
Graves, Robert W.
Luther, Paul G.
Graul, Carl F.
McCloud, Ernest C.
Helseth, Edwin �.
McCloud, Grover C.
Howard, Jack
Pippin, Olon F.
Henry, Willie
Prange, Henry W.
Hinton, Cleveland S.
Purvis, Charles D.
Hogan, Ray C.
Sapp, Andrew M.
Jones, Harry S.
Schrum, Cassel C.
Knight, J. Harrell
Stacey, Perry .
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Knight, Wiley W.
Strickland, William 0.
Buster, George A.
Stephens, Oliver H.
Lybrand, Noah F. Jr.
PRECINCT #3
Mumm, Elmer A.
VERO BEACH
Orth, William E.
Adams, Archie H.
Owen, George B.
Acoubta, Pura D.
Phillips, Eugene
Arnold, Roland
Purvis, Leonard
Auxier, Herschel A.
Reed, John E.
Aughtman, Walter J.
Roberts, Harold A.
Archer, Guilford L.
Sullivan, Albert Guy
Allison, William B.
Twitchell, Lyman E.
Anderson, John
Voyles, Robert M.
Ashley, Oscar T.
batters, Donald A.
Bartlett, Robert G.
Woods, J. Pasco
Bass, Robert Lee
Wynn, James
Bates, Fred C.
PRECINCT #3®
Barrett, James F.
VERO BEACH
Balleria, Albert C.
Bradley, Tom
Bales, Earl B.
Bass, Fred
Barker, C. Elmer
Chastain, Nathan
Baker, Hugh Thomas
Cherry, Leonard
Bahner, Henry E.
Cameron, Roy A.
Baucon, Jessie B.
Glover, Stuart E. Jr.
Bauer, Elmer J.
Hill, Arthur M. Jr.
Baxter, Lonnie J.
Harp, Jewell
Beiler, Lee
PRECINCT #)+
VERO BEACH
Bishop, James L. Sr.
Ball, James W.
Bobo, William W.
Bartlett, Stuart
Bosley, Lewis M.
Bates, Thomas F.
Carlsen, Fred L.
Block, Emanuel
Chesnutt, Jack M.
Briggs, Alfred C.
Carter, Rufus W.
Baker, J. D. Jr.
Davis, James C.
Calhoun, Archie N.
Dills, Clyde L.
DeReld, Richard S.
Dotson, Lloyd L.
Dellerman, Louis J.
Daly, Leo
Eckhoff, Joe C.
Duncan, Geo. L.
Edsall, Robert S.
DuBose, Robert G.
Evans, Isaac
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Monroe, S. S.
Orth, W. Jr.
Robertson, Paul
Robertson, Victor
Tiller, L. S.
Tripson, J. R.
PRECINCT #5
VERO BEACH
Allen, Joe H.
Filen, Rufus, J.
Anderson, John H.
Apple, William C.
Baker, James M. Jr.
Bateman, Herbert P.
Blanton, Daniel T.
Boris, Walter M.
Boye, Frederic W. III
Bradley, John W.
Brinson, D. Earl
Brooks, Wm. L.
Brown, John C.
Brumbley, Henry J.
Caklsward, Arthur F.
Cato, Les C.
Catron, Walter M.
Clyat, Carl A.
Cobb, Thomas W.
Cockayne, Charles
Corsa, John T.
Cox, George Dewey
Crawford, Charles A.
Crews, Standish L.
Crocker, Roy
Crosby, William B.
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Davis, Nathan N.
Davis, Thomas E.
Davis, Wilmer C.
Donaldson, Ed F.
Eakin, Fred C.
Galvin, Ralph M.
Geeseman, Emily L.
Glover, Nathan L.
Graves, Walter F.
Gunter, Felder D.
Harbaugh, Eugene D.
Harris, Cha ales Louis Jr.
Hartsfield, Floyd
Heath, Carl H.
Hill, Charters D.
Hinton, Felix B.
Schneider, G. J.
Graves, W. C. III
Jewett, Charles C.
Schneider, L. J.
Knight, Stanley
Sedgwick, Ralph
Kuster, Charles S.
Sell, Lee
Law, Lynn L.
Sims, C. B.
Lippert, Walter E.
Skinner, J. P.
Maher, Lawrence W.
Smook, V. B.
Meyer, Walter R.
ifess N. B.
Mossey, Harold C.
Stinson, J. L.
Clyatt, Dudley E.
Streetman, Cola
Cookman, Adam P.
Strong, Jack
Biendorf, Estelle
St. Sine, J. E.
Cox, George E.
Studstill, W. J.
Curzon, Harry M.
Thompson, 0. W.
Curzon, Robert M.
Tillis, C. A.
DuBose, Oscar L.
Torpey, J. J.
Griffis, Stanley H.
Twitchell, J. E.
bf Herbert S.
Vaughn, S. W.
Helseth, Perry I.
Wallace, C. A.
Hogan, Albert Roy
hare, Melton
Honeywell, Owen D.
Warren, Miles
Houston, William J.
Weatherington, A.
Huber, William J.
Weaver, T. G.
Jones, Arthur R.
Wilhoit, C. G.
Jones, James H.
Williams, H.
Knight, Marvin
Wodtke, W. C.
Knight, Stanley
Zachary, P. J.
Phillips, Frank D.
Zapfq N. F.
Phillips, Grady M.
Zigrang, 0. M.
Platt, Samuel C.
Barker, J. S.
Porter, William N,
Barker, 0. H.
Powell, Rufus,
Becton, E. M.
Pratt, Charles W.
Brasch, W. C.
Purcell, James L.
Bagley, Dudley
Reams, Rufus
Redstone, Ray L.
Brumley, L,
Cahill, Leo
Reed, Charles C.
Conroy, F. P.
Reed, Henry G.
Cook, J. E.
Remley, Orville R.
Demond, 0. M.
Richardson, D. K.
Denmark, D. B.
Richey, James S.
Duncan, C. E.
Richey, Lee R.
Earman, J. S.
Rivenbark, Ford S.
Forster., T. H.
Rivenbark, Morris
Goodridge, Paul
Roberts, T. S.
Hale, S. C. Jr.
Routh, R. W.
Harris, Hersey
Sapp, A. M.
Howard, Roy
Schilling, W. F,
Howprd, Clyde
Schlitt, Leo Co
Lackwood, A. Wo
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Monroe, S. S.
Orth, W. Jr.
Robertson, Paul
Robertson, Victor
Tiller, L. S.
Tripson, J. R.
PRECINCT #5
VERO BEACH
Allen, Joe H.
Filen, Rufus, J.
Anderson, John H.
Apple, William C.
Baker, James M. Jr.
Bateman, Herbert P.
Blanton, Daniel T.
Boris, Walter M.
Boye, Frederic W. III
Bradley, John W.
Brinson, D. Earl
Brooks, Wm. L.
Brown, John C.
Brumbley, Henry J.
Caklsward, Arthur F.
Cato, Les C.
Catron, Walter M.
Clyat, Carl A.
Cobb, Thomas W.
Cockayne, Charles
Corsa, John T.
Cox, George Dewey
Crawford, Charles A.
Crews, Standish L.
Crocker, Roy
Crosby, William B.
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Davis, Nathan N.
Davis, Thomas E.
Davis, Wilmer C.
Donaldson, Ed F.
Eakin, Fred C.
Galvin, Ralph M.
Geeseman, Emily L.
Glover, Nathan L.
Graves, Walter F.
Gunter, Felder D.
Harbaugh, Eugene D.
Harris, Cha ales Louis Jr.
Hartsfield, Floyd
Heath, Carl H.
Hill, Charters D.
Hinton, Felix B.
Howard, Columbus C.
Jones, LeRoy C.
Kelley, Ray P.
Kersey, J. T.
Krum, Caroline S.
Kromhout, Ysbrand
Law, Leeland C.
Long, Delmar D.
Oliver, Robert C.
Pfarr, George D.
Plamondon, Elizabeth H.
Rehberg, Lorenzo H.
Ryburn, Alexander W.
Sapp, Torace H.
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VERO BEACH - OSLO
Arendas, Elmer J.
Beiley, Ivan_L.
Barker, Clyde K.
Beal, George W.
Beesley, Charles R.
Beesley, Robert Be
Bevis ,Theron N.
Birch, La Vern ,E.
Blair, Walter
Blanton, George R.
Blanton, Gores
Brace -,q Harry..Boyer
Brawner, Clayton
Brush, Charles M.
Cason$ Raymond..
Claggett..Aubrdy E.
Claggett, Thomas J.
Cobbi Thomas R.
Bonnolly, Thomas F.
Cragin�.tAllen- T,
Crews, Horace H.
DeLoach, Cecil L.
DeLoach, Redie L.
Dotson, Orin H.
Driggers, William J.
Driskell, William C.
Finegan, Larry J.
Fletcher, Vernon Me
Forbes, Donald P. Jr.
Fultz, Thomas Oscar
Graves, Forrest C.
Hansen, Jens H.
Harp Glynn W.
Helseth, Albert 0.
Helseth, Phillip R.
Jackson, Norman R.
Jackson; Samuel W.
Johnson, James S.
Jonas, Charles Be
King, Harold 0,
Kinsey, Harold L.
Kittrell, Seth Be
Martin, Wilson A.
McCullers, Daniel Be
Reams, Donald I.
Reams, Lester D.
Saunders, George A.
Schlitt, Cornelius F.
Schlitt, John H.
Sylvester, Charles C.
Vann, Elmer F.
Waters, Thomas Jefferson
The several bills and accounts against the County, having been audited, were
exaimined 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 receipts and disburse-
ments 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.
CHAIRMAN'
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