The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 16, 1947, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Funds Expended, Raised By County Officers Reported Funds raised and expended by various county officials were re- ported Tuesday at the meeting of the County Commission. Following are sums reported, the first figure being the amount of money collected by the coun- ty official, the second: figure the expenses to be paid and the third figure the amount of mon- ey he earned for himself: Peace Justice Ira Albury, $404.79, $32.34 and $372.45. County Judge Raymond R Lord, $4,367.68, $2,495.84 and $1,- 871.81. County Tax Collector Howard E. Wilson, $11,880.63, $5,880.63, $6,000.00. County Gandolfo, $6,000.00. County Clerk Ross C $13,652.78, $8,402.93, $5, Constable Ray Elwood, $82 nd $25.52 deficit On motion of “Commissioner Edward Gomez, the commission voted to pay $862.50 to Mrs. Isa- belle Fleming, county probation officer, in back salary. County Attorney Paul Sawyer reported to the: board that she had a good cas ainst the coun- ty if the matter came up for suit The county attorney was vot- ed an increase from $150 to’ $200 a month salary. The county has no funds and will not build a lateral road on Grassy Key, as requested by the residents of that community. Tax Collector Claude $12,669.75, $6,669.75, former Monroe County Gets $10,713.17 For Teachers (Special to The Cittzeny TALLAHASSEE. — (ENS) — The sixth installment of 10 pay- ments from the State Teachers Salary Fund to the counties will be made today. According to figures released yesterday by Superintendent of Public Instruction Colin English, total payment to the 67 coun- ties this month is $1,782,912.89 Monroe county will receive $10,814.66, of which $10,713.17 is for instructional salaries and $101.49 for transportation. LOST PURSE FOUND, $13,250 IS MISSING ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Leaving for a vacation in Florida, Mr. and Mrs. George Morley, of Ridgefield, Park, N. J., took the money’ they received when they sold their house, converted it into cash and Mrs. Morley put the $13,250 into her purse. Inadvert- ently, she left her purse in a lo- cal cafeteria and, upon missing it, returned to find it gone. It was later found in a garbage can in the rear of the restaurant, lead- ing to the belief that an employe of the cafeteria had found the money. The purse was empty of its $13,250. TURN IN YOUR USED FATS! “Theyre Needed Today, More Than Ever Before, , | Italy Navy Man Given Award For Service Off Italian Coast James L. Franklin, 25, Sonar- man 2c, USN, of Macon, Ga., had a Navy Unit Commendation Rib- bon pinned on his chest by Capt. A. G, W. McFadden, USN, Com- manding Officer of the U. S. Fleet Sonar School, here. Franklin received the award for service aboard the destroyer USS Hilary P. Jones, during the period for which that ship was} commended for extremely merit- orious crew in support of military op- erations against enemy forces off San Reme and Pt. Maurizio, Italy, from Sept. 16 to 18, 1944. Franklin and his wife, Fannie Lee, make their home here, where he is an instructor U. S. Fleet Sonar School. He is the son of G. A. Francis of Bow- den Homes, Macon, Ga. Ice cream was invented in in the I4th Century. vice performed by her] at the! Pg ca West Fup" Tuesday’s “Outing on_ the Keys,” a trip spénsored by the Chamber of Commerce and pro- vided for winter visitors in this city, included a total of 28 per- sons, all ofsthem tourists here, who enjoyed the afternoon sight- seeing at Big Pine. An hour’s hand-line fishing highlighted the party but no “catches” equaled last week’s ts THE KEY WEST CITIZEN haul made by Robert Hendel of Cincinnati, who brought in a 40- pound tarpon, from one of the old bridges on No Name Key. Arrangements have been com- pleted for the general member- ship meeting of the Chamber of Commerce to be held Friday night, January 17, at the High School Auditorium. 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