The Ocala banner., 1906-10-05

from Citrus county
Commissioner Edwarqs was ap-
PORTED a committee to confer with
the city council and request the city
council to connect by hard streets Or
ange avenue with the court house.
Tie petition filed requesting the
roai from Cores landing to Anthony,
referred to Commissioner Turner
with the request that he arrange ami
possible with said pa.ties
II was ordered that the entire board
of county commissioners be apopint-
ed, with power to make all necessary
arrangements about the laying. of the
corner stone and that Commissioners
Edwards, Pyles and Long be appoint
ed subcommittee to act in the abb
sence of the full board. n
The clerk was instructed to write
the officials of the A. G. l. railroad
and request them to repair at once
the crossing south of Reddick where
the public road from Ocala to McIn-
tosh crosses.
1t was. moved and cal Iried that G..
ID. Hogan bondsman for Allen Roberts
he relieved frcm his bond and that
clerk be requested to notify. the said
Alien Roberts that if will be neces-
sary to secnre another bondsman.
1t was moved anG carried that the
old public road through McIntosh be
abrogated and new one running to
the depot be Used,
1t appearing TO the beard from com
plants made tha. the Dunnellon
Phosphate company is continuously
oLstructing the public road from Jul
ictte to Dlnnellon by leaving cars or
their tracks TO said road the clerk
was directed to communicate with
the Dunnellon Phosphate company
and request it TO discontinue such
obstruction.
The committee on The state fair
again met with the boar1 and after
speeches by Mes.rs. Rogers, Payne
and others, with reference to the
fair, the commissioners feeling that
the finances OF che county do not
justify any appropriation for said
fa' it was ordered that board re-
fuse tn make ary appropriation TO,
an exhibit.
Tax Collector E. L. Carney, there.
upon reported collected for county
purposes, $3.50.
Tho following justices of the peace
reported fines imposed as follows:
s. A. Bullock, fines $4,000, costs
s345p.
County Judge. fines $4,000; costs,
SII5.7S.
c. Y. Richard. hnfes, $500; costs
s15.27.s
r. c. Douglas, fines, s1o5.OO; costs
s4O.25.
NJ. H. Rou, Alexander Wynne,
]. M. Mathews, T. L. Johnson, ]. o.
Turnipseed, H. w. Douglass, w. w.
Jackson, e. s. Smith, nothing.
The county treasurer thereupon
filed his report showing funds receiv-
ed during the month of September
and disbursements, viz:
County School Fund
s27.S2, Disbursed s2311. Balance
s4.21.
Road Fund
s4s74.o2, Disbursed. s14Ss.Ss. Balance.
s2S9O.13.
County Proper
1892, Disbursed, s4939. Balance. SO
Fine and Forfeiture
s4956.20, Disbursed, s46.3092. Balance
| s325.2s.
Special Road
ls3E712. Balance, s377.12.
Building Fund
s129312. Disbursed, s32S.S5. Balance,
$964.17
Total Receipts. s11077.70. Disburs
ed, $6516.16. Balance $456l.54.
The receipts as given above In
clude balances brought down upon
each fund from September /, and dis
bursements made show the amount
borrowed from the fine and forfeiture
fund and drawn to the road fund, viz:
100000.
The following named persons filed
,ds, with approved surety. to carry
fire arms. and licenses were ordered
is, ed, viz: H. w. Henry. A. L. Hob.
kirk, w. H. Pardee. A. Delbert Moo
ldy. w. W. Spann.
The pension bond Of Mrs. Mary
Mitchell was approved by the board.
Notary bond Of G. w. Martin, with
Il. n. Nugent and W. W. Clyatt. as