The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-09-08
ASSESSMENTS
ARE REDUCED
County Commissioners Transact
8ll Routine Business.
n MILL TAX LEVIED
Many Road Matters Acted UpOn---Two
Apple atOns for Liquor L.
Censc Presented.

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The county commissioners met at Fort
" Pierce September lth, 1905. Present,
w. r. Hardee, chairman; +. Krocgel,
X. B. Rauler6on, j. +. Bell and X, d..
Holmes, with R, W, Lennard, sheriff,
- and j. E. Fult2, clerk.
Minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved, as corrected.
n The following reductions were made
a In tax assessments:
NJ c. s. Bixby, south 10 acres of lot l,
from Olmstead, section %, township 35,
range 40, from $3.50. 90 to $4,000.
" l.. Christensen, part northwest quar-
; ter OF southwest quarter, deed book T.
~ page 478, section 3, township SO, range
~ 40, ten acres, reduced from $4,000 to
e Cora A. Realm, lot 4, subdivision of
u lot 3, section %, township 30, range 40,
-15 q, from 5000 to $500.
Mrs. H. A. Mott, section 20, l4-l00
acres OF north 81 $500 acres, lot 3,
4, section Is, township 36, range Al, from
u 500 to $500.
II I. E. LeTourneau, part lot a. book j
. ], page 81, and H, page 2, section 4,
y township 81, range 40, Is acres, from
|, $lzW TO SoOO.
n Florida East Coast Ice Co., lots and
a 10, subdivision Of block E, from $1,000
!, to $500.
IL Ivy Lawson, east half of northeast
4 quarter, less two and one-half acres,
I" section IL, township 3d. range 80, II l-2
acres, from $500 to 500.
= Switching, lot /, section %, town
ships range 80, q acres, from 500
II M. A. Coon, part lot 1, book L, page
100, less a, section 10, township 81,
: range Al, 5 acres, from $500 to S4OO
\ D. s. Williams southwest quarter,
OF southwest quarter, section q, town
ship IS, range 80, from 5000 to $50.
=. w. Hall, northeast quarter of sec
ton z, township 80, range 3S, 100 acres
from $1,000 to $3.50.
p. Ankeney, north IL 44-l00 acres of
lot 8, section Is. township 80, range IL,
from $1,000 to $500.
P.P. Cobb, lot and all lying between
lots 8, 4, 5 and and Moore's creek,
plat of Fort Pierce, section 10 town
ship IS, range ~, from $500 to $50,
| Al Drawdy, northeast quarter Of
southeast quarter, less s acres in south
east corner, section To-, township 81,
range 49, 81 acres, from $3.50 to $li15.
Walter kitchng. lot |, section %,
township 81, range 40, Is acres, $500 to
H. A. Holmes, northwest quarter of
northeast quarter, section ii, township
"a, range 35. 40 acres, from $500 to 5000.
The treasurer's report was received,
checked up, found correct and cancelled
warrants destroyed by j. +. Bell and
r. D. Holmes.
Bonds of John +. Parker, j. c. Lar
sen, John w. Barker, j. G. Hcndry. A.
A. Hendry, w. W. Carlton and Myrtle
Killer to carry revolvcrs were approved. /.
Bonds of Joel W. Knight and j. {.
Larsen t., carry repeating rifles were
approved.
Bonds of Murray L. Hall, Kansas NJ.
Tedder for notary public were approved. |
Application of X. Carlton, Jr., and |
w. w. Carlton for permit to sell liquors |
wines and beer in election district 2,
was ordered published.
Application of K. l.. Motlow and John
Powers for permit to sell liquors, wines .
and beer in election district 2, was or
dered published.
Road report OF o. 0. Helseth and A.
o. Helseth; Peter Raulerson, n. n.
Hancock and l.. M. Raulerson Jas. A.
Neilson and E. j. Traynor; K. l.. Brown,
w. w. Carlton and j. Y. Bates; r. ID.
Hoke and j. o. Fries b. F.. Hull, c.
HI Racey and +. W. Wlles, We're re-
ceived and filed, and without objection,
will be declared public roads at the Oc-
tober meeting of the board.
Board adjourned. Met Tuesday a. m,
with ell members present
Petition for special seven mill road
tax for first and fifth commissioner
district We're taken up, compared with
poll Hist, found to contain majorities re-
spectively of real estate owners and
voters, and seid levy ordered made.
County Jud ge's report of licenses is
sued for July and August; judges
mohthly report; monthly report of JUS
tico of the peace district 2, were re-
ceiyed and filed.
On motion there is refunded to the
county treasurer the sum of $43, said ,
amount having been overdrawn by the ,
county commissioners, through mis- ,,
Understanding Of the laws governing /
thejf per diem.
\ Commissioner Bell is authorized to
endoxpe warrant of Hall Talmage, pau
Per, IND to settle bill of Mr.. Howard
Tor provisions furnished.
horticultural statistics furnished by
klA Mcmillan, are approved. {
!. QnFmotion R. G. Hardee is allowed I
WOMB postal notices of assessments.