The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-05
Bervaldi Reelected
Commission Chairman

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and Forfeiture Fund, $846.87;
Special Advertising Fund,
$846.87; Road Fund. $1,129.15;
General School Fund, $2,822.89;
Special School Tax District No.
l, $1,282.36.
The second deposit, which was
made on the last of December,
showed the following ALLEGATIONS:
General Revenue Fund, $1,966.27;
Fine and Forfeiture Fund,
$467. SO; Special Advertising
Fund, $467.58; Road Fund
$623.44; General School Fund, ST.
558.61; Special School Tax Dis
trict No. l, $1,558.61, making a
total of $6,642.09.
Worked Over Time
Communication was read from
c. G. Baker, engineer inspector
of the PWA, calling attention of
the commissioners to the fact that
the company doing the construc-
ton work at the court house had
been worked more time on the
construction than was allowed by
the government. It was said that
the matter had been called to the
attention of the construction
company and assurances had
been given that it would not oc-
cur again.
Advised of Clinic Patient
a DR.. ]. B., Parramore, of the
Monroe County Health Unit, in
letter to the board, explained
the condition of a man suffering
from tuberculosis and suggested
the advisability of sending him
to the sanatorium at Orlando.
There are a number of members
of the family, most of them chill
dren, living in the same house.
The matter was referred to the
committee which handles these
matters.
Reports for officials of the
county for the year ending De-
cember 81, were as follows:
County Solicitor Allan B.
Cleare, Jr., reported net total for
the wear of $1,000.
Clerk Ross c. Sawyer reported
net for the year, $12,803.04. Com
pensation allowed, $500. Re-
funded to the county, $5,30304.
Peace Justice Enrique Es-
quinaldo, total net for the year,
$171.79.
County Judge Raymond r.
Lords report showed total net
of $2,025.70, for the year.
c. Floney Pellecier, constable
for the Second District, showed
a total net for the year of $98.10.
First and second Wednesdays
of each month were named as
periods for regular meetings, and
the hour will be the same as at
the present time, 8 o'clock.
List of TIA names were handed
in by the commissioners to be
placed in the jury box to be
used throughout the coming year.
AS the hour for adjournment
had arrived and was about to be
announced, Commissioner Curry
stated that he expected this to be
the last time he would serve as a
commissioner. He wanted to learn
everything there was to be
learned about the duties of the
members, the details of the work,
and the duties which devolved
upon them individually and col
lectively, so as to be able to in
diligently perform the work
which the office called for. He
thanked the people for their con-
fidence placed in him and
promised strict adherence to the
work of commissioner.
Mr.. Monsalvatge spoke along
similar lines, promising to per-
form the duties assigned to him
and would be always eager to do
anything which would be for the
best interests of the county.
Chairman Bervaldi said that
he had been a commissioner for
Is years, had always had the in
terests of the county and its citi-
zens at heart, and felt flattered
by the confidence shown by his
associates in again appointing
him to the position of chairman.
Mr.. Harris expressed himself
as being pleased with the reap
pointment as legal adviser of the
county and thanked the board.
He gave the assurance he would
always be at the beheSt of its
members, in matters pertaining
to the welfare of the board and
the community.