The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-08-10
AUGUST 10.

petitioned for by A Montague, B f Leach
and others and the clerk ordered to notify
them of their appointment.
On notion it was ordered that for the pres
ervation and proper arrangement of the books
and papers i'll the office of the Judge of Pro-
bate, the said Judge, the Hon Jas Chandler,
be authorized to procure suitable desk at an
expense not exceeding $40 to- be paid for from
the County special fund.
ON notion it was ordered that the offer of
C. Codrington, representing the FLORIDA AG-
RICULTURIST to do the county printing, for
the sum of 800 per year, be accepted, provid-
ed he will enter into n written contract with
the chairman of this Board, specifying that
This amount shall cover the minutes of meet
ings. notices of meetings and all other adver-
Using for county purposes as may be ordered
by the Board, excepting the tax collectors adj
vertisement of tax sales; this contract to
hold good for one year from this date.
On motion, 1t was ordered that the clerk be
instructed to prepare an advertisement of
the tax certificates returned to the County
Commissioners from the State, of land sold for
taxes previous to the year 1877, ana bought by
the state, notifying the owners that the Board
in conjunction with the Assessor and Collector
will meet at the county site, on the first Mon
day in November to review the same IN COM
pliance with an act entitled, can Act to enable
persons whose lands were sold for taxes prior
to 1877 to redeem the same" and to have the
same published in the FLORIDA AGRICUL-
THIRST.
ON motion, it was ordered that whereas on n
previous order of this Board the sum of 500
was appropriated for the repairs of Tomoka
to do the work, Mr. jackson having paid out
$50 in cash for same, it is ordered that the pre-
vious motion be recinded and the clerk in
Structed to draw q warrant On the special fund
for the amount of $50 to reimburse Mr. Jackson
for his expenditure.
On motion, it was resolved that his Excel
lency, the Governor of the State, be requested
to offer a reward for the apprehension of the
assassin of A H Crowder and Thos Rhodes,
who were shot and instantly killed on the
evening of July DIST 1881 while quietly and
Dp1cnohlV eating their
Orange City in this county, as thereappears to
have been no effort made to discover or appre-
bend the perpretIatOr or perpetrators OF this
dastardly murder, and the clerk is instructed
to forward copy of this resolution to his En-
cellency.
the windows to the Jail properly secured by
having two sheets of boiler iron properly
drilled for ventilation placed over each win
dow, one inside and one out, and both secure
" fastened together by bolts with riveted
heads.
on motion, it was ordered that the following
accounts be allowed and warrants drawn for
same:
r W sturdevant, justice fees, State as.
G A Hall, State rs. Crowder, Robt Reed
and jas Wall 1888
Frank V Baily, State rs. CrOwder 300
Dennis Freeanan, election services zoo
d Spencer 200
Jno Lastinger 200
T. w Craig 200
w
in county jaiD 2700
Randall Turner( feeding prisoner Stephen
Babia) u 90
w w Lee excepting two paupers) 81
Merit Hibner Estate as. Crowder) 800
G X PitZer, election services 200
NJ Adams, g 200
X S Nelson, O 100
treasurer 90
Henry Quacl1enhos, deputy sheriff COS
J Jordan, Commission as collector) 305 on
James Scott, Estate Ts. Walls Is 80
Moore 80
w W Butler (Justice courts State Us.
Babia) s67
w Thayer (Boarding Jno jerks and
county treasurer 1881
VIM jackson, county commissioner 400
repairing of Tomoka Bridge 80 90
= wilcox, county commissioner IL 40
d Wen, 700
Jno w Dickins CLERK fees and stationary
purchased) r N M. s479
Finley (wOrll on county jail) Is 30
On motion, the Board adjourned until the
| first Monday in November, unless called
| together sooner by the clerk for special pur-
poses. JNo. w. DICKENS, Clerk.