The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-11
BID FOR JAIL
IS ACCEPTED
& DObsOn's Bid AC-
Cepted on Conditions.
new ROADS OPENED
The Special Road Tax Credited to the
Various Districts. -- Amounts Sui
fiCient to Improve Roads.

County commissioners met in regular
session at Fort Pierce, May It'll, 1906,
present, w. r. Hardee, chairman, P.
Kroegel, X. B. Raulerson, j. F. Bell
and R. d. Holmes, with r. w. Lennard
sheriff, and j.. E. Futz clerk.
Minutes of last meeting read and APP
proved.
Communication of A. d. Penney in re-
gard to the action of the board on the
petition asking for removal Of d. l..
Alderman as cattle Inspector in cattle
district No. 2. received; but as the
board has passed on the case, the board
declines to reopen same.
On motion the clerk is instructed to
furnish the Florida East Coast railway
company at st. Augustine, a copy or
order granting public road near st.
Lucie, said road to cross the railroad of
said company.
Petitions asking that Mrs. E. A. Glib
son and j. M. Fairly be placed on the
pauper list received, and on motion the
board allows them SIS 90 per month each.
Report of G. E. Dutton tax collector,
E. c. Summerlin fish and game warden;
H. G. Bronson justice End district, j.
H. Baker justice 4th district, j. E.
Andrews county Judge, T. ID. Summer
lin and d. L. Alderman cattle inspectors
End district, received and filed.
Report of j. E. Fultz on tax certii
Gates, redeemed and purchased, received
and filed.
Road committee report of Carl Haney
j. H. Baker and S. C. Stewart received
and committee discharged, and if no
objection is filed will be declared pub
lie road at next regular meeting of the
board.
Road petition of G. B. Brew er, l.. C.
Harbrecht and John SOrenson, citizens
of Rio and Jensen, asking for public
road from where the Rio road turns
west, and run due south to a stake di-
viding land of c. w. Emf and S. Fl.
Toussaint, and thence along the section
line due east to the Indian River road,
received, and committee consisting of
C. P. Potts. f. +. Glutsch and c. w.
Ent is appointed to view, survey and
mark out said road and report to this
board at the next regular meeting.
Board adjourned and met Tuesday at
1880 a. m.
On motion bonds to carry firearms
were approved as follows: Mark Hay
den, John M. Brown, Thomas Thomp-
son, Charley Meredith, H. +. Bell, r.
A. Clyatt, E. j. Trayor and permits is
sued to same.
Sealed bids for construction Of Jail
were opened and found to be DIS follows:
Pauly Jail Co., SO, 1876; Wagenor e Dob
son, $1,000
Be it therefore re solved, by the board
of county commissioners, of st. Lucie
county, That the bid of the Pauly Jail
Building Co., to build a Jail for $8495 90
be registered, That the bid OF wagner
and Dobson to build a Jail for $1,000 90,
be, and the same is hereby accepted
upon the following conditions
First. That said Wagner &c Dodson
shall on or before the 10th day Of May,
1906, fully comply with the terms
named in the published notice, setting
out the requirements and terms upon
which bids must be submitted and upon
condition that said work must be COM
pleted by Oct, |, 1906.
Second. That said bid shall he
formed by +. NJ. Hudson, the board 5
attorney, to be in compliance with law
and in accordance with the terms