The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-03-09
BIDS FOR JAIL
SUBMITTED
Usual Routine Business Before
County Commissioners
CLERKS SALARY RAISED
Salary Of fish and Game Warden Reduced
New Road Between Tantie and
Fort Drum Is Accepted.

NOunty commissioners met AT rort
Pierce. March s, 1906. Present, w. X.
Hardee, chairman, p. Kroegel, X. b.
Rauerson. j. F. Bell and r. ID. Holmes
with r. w. Lennard, sheriff, and j. f.
Fultz, clerk.
Minutes of last meeting read and APP
proved.
Communication from E. A. Holt
relative to violation of fish laws, received
discussed and filed.
Treasurer's report received, checked
up, found correct, and Cancelled warrants
destroyed by Commissioners Bell and
Holmes.
Board adjourned to 1880 a. m. Tuesday
when it convened with all present.
Notary public bonds of F. G. McMul.
len and Harry Jennings were approved.
Clerk is instructed to purchase for
the Board 5000 vouchers.
Monthly reports Of Judge Andrews,
Justices Bronson and Baker, received
and filed.
Tax collectors report for month of
February received and filed.
Clerks report of tax certificates re-
deemed and purchased, received and
filed.
Report of Cattle Inspector d. Sloan
received and filed.
Report of Cattle Inspector T. D.
Summerlin is returned for correction.
Bids on Jail construction were opened
and found as follows:
Pauly Jail Building Co., ID Jail com.
plete with 3-S cell bars, So, It's; ~ Jail
complete with cell bars, 81, 1870. Said
bids accompanied by certified check as
required.
Wagner & Dobson Co., one bid, Jail
complete, $1,000.
A. j. Brewer, bid for building; cells,
etc.. excepted, $4,3s7.
Action on bids deferred to adjourned
meeting of the board on March H. on
account of bids being incomplete.
Road report Of r. E. Mclaughlin, K.
w. Swain and J. T. Padgett, committee
appointed to survey public road be-
tween Olney and Fort Drum, and des-
cribed as beginning one hundred yards
south of r. E. McLaughlin's place and
running southeast or about in that d.
rection, three and one-half miles to a
point one and one-half miles northeast
of Roggy branch, where it connects
with said county road leading from o.
ney to Fort Drum, was received, and
there being no objection filed same will
be declared a public road at the next
regular meeting of the board.
Report of E. C. Summerlin, fish and
game warden received and filed.
Communication of X. A. Conkling
chairman board Of commissioners of
Brevard county relative to employing
ferryman at Sebastian river received
and filed; which was to the effect that
the commissioners of Brevard will con-
sent to any man which commissioners
of st. Lucie will or may employ; there
fore on motion Bob Bowler is selected
to continue said ferry.
Resignation Of A. A. Hendry, cattle
Inspector district No. 2, received and
D. l.. Alderman is appointed nspec-
tor of live and slaughtered cattle in
district No. 2.
Salary of Z. c. Summerin, fish and
game warden is reduced from $40 to 81
per month.
Salary of j. +. Fultz, clerk, is raised
from $50 to $50 per month, services to
continue as under former salary agreed
upon.
Requisition is made on Secretary of
State for registration books, blanks,
etc., necessary to hold primary.
Action on the road marked and sur
veyed by W. M. Hall, J. S. Keen and
r. l.. Brown is deferred to next regu-
lar meeting of board.
There being no objection to the road
report of A. L. Emerson, A. B. Sum-
merlin and T. l.. Paine, the same is de-
clared a public road and ordered open.
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