The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-10-12

proceedings 0f the october sss
sion.


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VIII Wright, wltness-........~...-..s2 90
VIII Wright, jurors. 20
Eva Malioy, jurors. 7 10
Eva Mniloy, witness. SO
Account Of u. d. Hodge, sheriff, VS..
state for feed OF prisoners for Ssptenl-
Der, s20l.0o, approved.
The county judge and tax collector
submitted q report Of license collected
for September, viz: State, ssc; county,
l2c, which was ordered filed.
bonds A. follows approved: j. w.
sossler, John A. ErvIng and q. S. Hines
10 carry Winchester rifle.
A. McI3rsss as notary public,
Accounts vs.. state in criminal cases
approved.
Application OF Benson Chisholm TO be
sent to the institute for blind, deaf and
dumb at 81. Augustine, Fla, was APP
proved.
On motion the Ocala fire department
was allowed the use OF the court room
on the 18th, 18th, 18th and 10th OF No
vember, 1904.
On motion It was ordered that the
clerk be directed to advertise for sealed
bids to erect lightning rcd on the Jail.
Said bid to be by the foot, and to be
opened at the next regular meeting.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted: "That this board favors
the establishment OF free ferry at
Stokes Ferry on the Withlacoochee
river in connection with Citrus county
and the clerk is instructed to cores
pond with the county commissioners of
Citrus county and ascertain what said
county will do ia the matter.
On motion it was ordered that the
Ocala sub-schooI district be paid the fol-
lowing amount for money paid on re-
demption OF lands, same having been
paid into the county treasury:
County r........................e.....S9 81
Road fund~.........."..... ........."...... W
building ............................... z 40
On motion it was ordered that B. d.
Hodge, sheriff, be credited with 1892, be-
ing for amount charged as fines, sentence
having been served in Jail.
Petition OF J. w. Smith and others for
public road as follows, laid over until
next meeting; Commence at NV corner
Of Sec. I. To. IL, Il. 20. then run S. two
miles or 10 what is known as the Price
road leading to McIniosh; also COM
nlence 1t the Sw corner OF Sec. / and
run east on section line one mile, or to
the So corner Of said section.
Petition OF 7. L. Cooper and others for
change Of road on the road known as The
East Pennington and Micanopy road,
granted.
On motion Il was ordered that Mr..
Wonger DO allowed sl2 for the month of
October.
Petition OF A. +. Pressly and others
for public road from Blitchton on the
section lines dividing sections and Is,
Tp. 70. r. 20. granted. provided road is
opened aud put in good travelling condi-
ton BY petitioners.
Charles Hooten was placed on pauper
list At $500 per month.
on motion the following resolution
was adopted: Resolved by tho board of
county commissioners that the county
treasurer BE- and be Is hereby requested
20 bring before the board now in regular
session on Thursday morning, Oct, 4th.
1894 At 10 o'clock a. ma. his books for in
apoctlon by the board IN accordance
with request heretofore made.
The following named persons made
application for permits to sell wine,
beor aud splrlluous liquors. AS there
were protests fled agains. issuing said
permits to some OF tho parties, action on
same was deferred until tomorrow, viz:
Jno. I. Griggs. .~................ Dunnellon
Maurice Strauss....................Du nnellon
WI. MeGrath. Ocala
Geo. w. Lyons..-......... Ocala
=. ~ howe-........ OcalB
On motion the board adjourned TO
meet Tomorrow at o'clock a. IN.
THURSDAY, Oct. 9Th, 1891.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
mons.
All members present.
The treasurer submitted his account
Tor September which was examined and
found correct and the following is the
amount OF cancelled warrants and bal
lancus In treasury In the respective
funds, viz:
building fund
DnnnolInf4 warrants Xxx
Balance In treasury. ........- ......... 259l 3S
Road fund
VAnceiien warranls~............- IL
Balance In treasury..... ............... 20 G5
County Proper fund
CAneollod warrants.................. .Sl224 81
Balance In treasury ..................... 1921 %
The following relate was allowed:
Joseph Standard, taxes, 1893, IS so.
IL. Hall WAS appointed inspector of
marks and brands for Orange Springs
district. No. IA.
Neilie Hall was stricken from pauper
list.
The tax collector submitted his report
o. All matters pertaining TO taxes of
1893, which was examined aud found
correct and The clerk ordered TO make
the necessary credits and charges.
The following lsamed persons were APP
pointed inspectors and clerks Of election
20 DO held November 9th. 1894:
0cala, nox ~ X Moorhead. q w Harding
Crown managersi II Jones clerk.
Ocala, Box 2-Wm Fox. 4 d Lancaster. ! 7
emoak managers; John Pasteur clerk
ileddick-EP Thagard, q b Reddiek. NJ II
Aou managers; n q Hull clerk.
.Flomlnglon-M l. Payne, John Whiting
Ton. A sturdlvant managers w Galbraitl
clerk.
Cotton PIant-W n Long, NJ T Carter. ] 4
Langley managers; II 4 Harroun clerk.
blue sprinrs-D w Dean, J q Folks. Henr,
Strickland managers; u McGehee, clerk,
Gimp Izxard--H b Jordan, Il b Turner, +
NcCoun mnnaRcrs; L Redding clerk.
shady 0r0vc-W D Morton, Il Al Gray. ID
Meyer managers; 7 Moore clerk.
Summcr1eld-~sol smith, L q billiard. w
Dodeoa managers; n > LucIus clerk.
Lake Welr-r y Wright Il J Eagleton. W
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