The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-04-08

icaI attention it will doubtless improve,
and she will be useful on the farm. She
is now cooking for the inmates and
will soon be in condition to do the
sewing. mending, etc. The junior su-
perintendent is getting on nicely. is
growing fast and seems to know what
is going on around him.
Expenses for March
Superintendent salary. $50; field
hands for the month, S34.S0; cook,
$3.50; washing and ironing, 81. Total
for labor, $3.50.
Incidental Expenses
J. b. Malloy, for crates, $3.50; freight
on two tons cottonseed meal 81: Abe
Brown and Bro. 400 pounds cotton
seed meal. sSLS5: Geo. X. Robinson,
fertilizer, S22.2O: Florida Ice Packing
Co. Soc: T. W. Smith and Co, hard
ware. So: Rheinauer and Co. dry goods,
$50; Ocala Wagon Works. shOeing
horse, etc. Sl1O; Ocala Seed Store,
6Oc.: Tydings and Co, $40; Racket
Co. l2-doz. picking baskets, 81. To-
tai amount Of incidental expenses,
s122.SO. Total amount of expenses,
S2O2.1O.
Credits
BY net sales of 40 crates OF lettuce,
S3s.4O: cabbage. $6.S5; syrup, S14.7O;
potatoes, zoe; turnips, $1.2O: seed corn,
acc. Amount total of credits, S64.65.
Amount Of expenses. $13L45. Amount
Of expenses for fertilizers. slO4.O5.
Amount of expenses less fertilizers.
$3.50. Respectfully submitted,
H. w. Long. Com. in Charge.
Upon motion it was ordered that Mrs.
Lizzie Watson and two children be adj
mitted as inmates Of the poor farm.
The matter of opening up the road
through the pasture of James Sims.
formerly that Of I. Q. Arms, was again
brought up before the board and the
matter referred 10 Mr.. y. A. Fort, COM
missioner. for investigation and report
at next meeting OF the board.
1t appeaginG to the board that it was
right and proper that Marion county
should assist in building up the road
way next 10 the bridge at Dunnellon.
an appropriation for that purpose Of
So was made.
Upon motion DR.. D. A. Smith was APP
pointed inspector of marks and brands
at Anthony, vice J. c. Baskin, resigned.
1t was upon motion ordered that cleo
ton district No. 2S, Juliette, be and the
same is abrogated.
The petition signed by James Sin
gleton and others. asking for road to
be granted. was referred TO Commits
sioner Wartmann for investigation. and
TO report at next meeting OF the board.
It was ordered that this board does
recommend TO the comptroller To cancel
the certificates covering the following
described land. viz: 1913 chs n and :
by asa chs and W in sw cor of ne54,
sec %. tp y. T 20. the same belonging
to a poor and deserving woman, Cath
crime Gordon, who is entitled to this as
a homestead exemption.
Mr.. Long reported hR action TO the
board with reference To causeway near
the property % Mr.. Atkinson, and also
stated that he had contracted with Mr..
Freyermuth to build the causeway at a
cost of $50. The action of Mr.. Long
was ratified by the board.
Bond to carry pistol was granted J.
L. Mcleod and d. y. Barco, and the
rules were waived and licenses order
ed issued for the same.
Notary bond of r. G. Alworth, with
T. g. Hall and L. j. Knight as sure
ties. was approved.
Notary bond Of J. NJ. Barco. with w.
\. Camp and Clarence Camp as sure
ties was approved.
Notary bond of W. :. Priest, with
Vernon Clyatt and T. T. Munroe as
Sureties. was approved.
Notary bond o. !. Y. Porter. with J.
X. Christian and II. L. Dickson as sure
ties, was approved.
Notary bond of J. b. Floyd, with H.
7. Dickson and W. r. Baker. sureties.
was approved.
Application for pension for following
persons We're approved: Ruth N. Jones,
Charry \. Perry, Martha Mason ". r.
McAteer and J. J. Miller.
The board thereupon adjourned until
tomorrow morning at o'clock.
Tuesday. April .. a. y. 1904