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MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' MEETING HELD AT MONTICELLO, UTAH ON MONDAY THE 8th DAY OF JUNE, 1959,
Meeting opened with all Commissioners and Clerk present. THE FOLLOWING BILLS WERE APPROVED: GENERAL FUND
Eugene Blickenstaff Justice of Peace Fees 196.00
Ineze Wilson Judge of Election (Bond) 10.00
Opel Howell Judge of Election 21.00
Sadie Black Judge of Election 10.00
Kenneth E. Ferree Judge of Election 10.00
Eula 0. Allen Judge of Election 28.00
Mildred Miller Judge of Election 14.00
Helen Redshaw Judge of Election 10.00
Arah Corbin Judge of Election 11.10
Mabel lone Hall Judge of Election 10.00
Marion A. Jones Judge of Election 15.40
Hazel B. Lyman Judge of Election 10.00
Ruby J. Bronson Judge of Election 10.00
Grace Peterson Judge of Election 10.00
Lacy Steele Judge of Election 10.00
Roberta Wilcox Judge of Election 10.00
Hazel Christensen Judge of Election 19.20
Urcil Singleton Judge of Election 26.00
Valera L. Davis Judge of Election 10.00
Isabel Neff Judge of Election 10.00
Nedra Hazlewood Judge of Election 10.00
Estella Nielson Judge of Election 10.00
Nina Gilbreth Judge of Election 10.00
Helen Pritchard Judge of Election 10.00
Dessie Carter Judge of Election 17.60
Carr Printing Co. Bond Election Supplies 212.40
Carr Printing Co. Certificates of License and Applications, beer licenses 9.29
San Juan Record Office Supplis & publications, 435.89
Fry Canyon Merc. Gas for assessing 4.80
Pay Day Drug Co. Batteries and light, Sheriff's Dept. 13.09
Monticello Auto Service Sheriff's car expense, Deputy 11.85
Jackson-David Bottling Co. Coke for vending machine 24.80
Kelly Company Photostat Covers, Probate A & Judgment E 50.95
City of Monticello Utilities 56.84
Monticello Pharmacy Office Supplies and Janitor supplies 33.32
Monticello Lumber Co. Building supplies, etc. 43.64
Herbert B. Merz Justice of Peace Fees 36.00
San Juan Electric Tubes and servicing radios 7.45
Black Oil Co. Gas (Sheriff's Car Expense) 85.80
City of Blanding County portion on furnace install.at Blanding Jail &
Office rent, County Nurse 1,129.40 COUNTY ROAD FUND
Motor Parts Parts 52.31
Western Mine Supply Company Keys, ball pin hammer 18.49
Utah Oil Refining Co. Gasoline 443.49
Causeway Conoco Service Tires 240.90
Hafer's Inc. Journal 19.51
DeMar Perkins Tire repair 1.50
Cordray Electric Labor and bearing 8.35
Utoco Service Sticker, seal beam 3.45
Monticello Implement Co. Labor and repair parts 112.68
Lang Co. Overhauling Adams Patrol 2806.12
City of Monticello Electricity, road shed 2.00
Monticello Lumber Co. Door hangers, etc. 14.30
WEED AND RODENT FUND
J-B Grain & Bean Co. Weed & Rodent chemicals 229.95
Monticello Lumber Company Barrel spigot 2.49
RECREATION FUND
Monticello Lumber Company Bolts & washers 1.24
HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION FUND
Monticello Lumber Company Paint 6.91
POOR & INDIGENT
Salt Lake General Hospital Medical care for Indigent(Reynal Garcia 200.09
TRANSFER OF FUNDS FROM COUNTY ROAD FUND TO B ROAD FUND
A motion was made by Commissioner Hazleton, seconded by Commissioner Bartell, and unanimously carried that a transfer of funds be made in the amount of $19,894.86 from County Road Fund to B Road Fund to offset expenditures made in B Road Funds to date.
NO ACTION TAKEN ON JUSTICE OF PEACE FEES
A request that the Justice of Peace fees in the County be adjusted had been made by the Justices of Peace, and was considered. No action was taken.
REQUEST TO ATTEND PEACE OFFICERS CONVENTION
Seth F. Wright, Sheriff, made the request that he attend the Peace Officers Convention in Heber City on June 18, 19, and 20. No action taken.
COUNTY TO TURN SPRAYING OF WEED ALONG HIGHWAYS BACK TO STATE
The Clerk was directed to write to James West, District Engineer, of Price, Utah, that the County would like the State to take care of spraying of weeds along the State Highways within the County.
COUNTY TO ACCEPT OPTION 2 WITH STATE BOARD OF HEALTH IN REGARDS TO THE NURSING PROGRAM WITHIN THE COUNTY
The Board of County Commissioners in connection with the School Board having decided to accept Option No. 2 of the State Board of Health Nursing Program, in which the School Board will pay 30% of the costs of a a nurse, the County 30%, and the State 40%. It was further agreed that the County desires the services of a second nurse within the County and if necessary the School and County to share the costs on an equal basis. The Clerk was directed to write to the State Board of Health stating the Commissioners' desires.
ALL ROADMEN TO BUY TIRES THROUGH BAILEY'S INC.
The Clerk was directed to write to the road foremen that all tires must be ordered through purchasing department from Bailey's Inc.
RENTING OF NURSE'S OFFICE IN BLANDING TO CEASE
The Clerk was directed to write to the Blanding City Clerk that the County will have no more need for a Nurse's Office in Blanding.
Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved, also minutes of the last equalization meeting.
Meeting adjourned.
Ada Palmer, Clerk Wm. C. Walton, Chairman of Board