The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-14


value of said certificates without i'll
terest and without omitted years tax
eS
1t was recommended by the board ri
county commissioners that S. d. Sou
ter be allowed to redeem certificate
1920, of October. 1898; 1856. Of August,
1883; 1926, of August, 1900. and 1925.
OF July. 1901. covering 1897 feet north
and south by POO feet east and west
in southeast corner OF block 80, Cald-
wells ad. Ocala. at the face value OF
said certificates. without interest and
without omitted years taxes. Believ-
ing that the best interest of the state
and county will be subserved by such
redemption
Mr.. ". II. Dehone stated to the
board that he had removed from the
district in which he was appointed
mark and brand inspector and asked
TO be released, and thereupon tender
ed his resignation as mark and brand
inspector, which resignation was ac-
cepted.
Mr.. j. ". Coulter appeared before
the board and requested the appoint
ment of q. NJ. Richard as inspector OF
marks and brands for district 20.
which request was granted. and Mr..
Richard was duly appointed as such
inspector and filed his bond, which
was duly approved by the board.
Upon motion il was ordered that an
appropriation be made of 50 per month
for Henry Edwards and his father. res
idents of Citra, Marion county. Fla.
Mr.. Long thereupOn made his report
of the poor farm. which report is as
follows:
superintendent salary, $50; regu-
lar field hand. one month. S13; extra
hands. hoeing and pulling fodder,
S20.55: cook. one month. So; washing
and ironing. 81. Total, S77.55.
Merchandise
Tydings & Co. $500: H. b. Masters.
S15.2O: Rheinauer & Co. $2.05; Klein
& Campbell. 81: c. c. Priest. for fsn,
July ith-extra dinner-S125. Total.
$22.55 Total expenses for July.
sl00.l0
Credits
BY cantaloupes. $39.44; by collards
and peas, soc Total. S40.24. Expense.
less credits, $59.S6. Housed 100 bun
dies of fodder-34OO pounds. Thee
is on hand II hogs and pigs-46
head. One brood SOW worth IS. was
killed by VIM. Chappell's hand. which
is being Investigated. There are two
acres in potatoes. which had consid-
cradle grass in it but had just been
cleaned out. Cane had considerable
grass in it but is being cleaned. Pin
dars are fair, but have been in grass;
velvet beans and peas are good; corn
is fair. and will make a sufficiency for
another year. 1873 crates cantaloupes,
net $135.44, with Z crates TO hear from.
Upon motion. Mr.. Clarence Priest,
superintendent of the poor farm, was
instructed to demand of Mr.. VIM.
Chappell IS, in payment for hog kill
ed by one of his hands and which be-
lOnged TO the poor farm.
Upon motion, the estimate furnished
by sub-schOol district No. + was grant
ed. and the levy of three mills made
and the assessor thereupOn duly mott
ned.
Fantville special tax school district
No. Accommodating at northeast cor
ner of section 10, township Is, south.
range 20. east. running west to the Ma
rion and Levy county line, thence
south to the southwest corner Of sec
tion 3. township IA, south, range 10,
east. thence east to the southeast cor
ner of section 2, township ii. south.
range 10, east, thence north to the
northeast corner of section =, township
Il. south. range 10, east, thence east
TO the southeast corner of section 81,
township Is, south, range 20, east,
thence north to the northeast corner
of section 10, township Is, south, range
%. east. the point of beginning.
II was upon motion ordered that the
clerk furnish the superintendent of the
poor farm a commitment for Matte
English.
Mr.. F. E. Harris appeared before
the board with reference TO the print
ing of the laws of 1903. 1t was there
upon on motion ordered that the Ocala
Banner be and it is hereby designated
as the paper to publish the said laws
of 1903.
Ii was thereupOn upon motion or
dered that Mr.. r. A. Burford, the
county attorney, be requested to pre-
pare the necessary blanks for enforc-
ing the road law with reference %
persons paying no taxes. Under chap