Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-06
MONTHLY MEETING
COUNTY SOLONS
Meeting Attended With Little In
terest But Many Bills Paid.
soAp EXPENSE WAS HEAVY

j. D. Lutne' W ~ '
10 operate a Ferry Across the su-
warnee-Many Citizens Licensed
% Own and Carry Guns and Pistols.
Tuesday, October /.
The Board of County Commission
srs met this day, as required by stat
ute.
Present: John G. Dampier chair
man; w. j. Matthews, c. c. Pedrick,
F. Paulling and J. F. Townsend.
The meeting being called to order,
tbe minutes of last meeting were
read and approved
W. w. Colson, tax assessor, reported
that his books were not quite ready.
The following bills were audited,
;ound correct and ordered paid:
5. H. Wienges, auditor, $40; W. NJ.
Torley, guard at Jail, $25; Moses
Sherman, janitor, $50; J. c. McGrew,
.upervisor registration, $16.66; South.
ern Bell Telephone Company, service,
s.: East Florida Telephone Company,
service ST. S. H. Wienges, recording
tax advertisement and sale, $32; S.
H. Wienges, stamps, etc, $9.10 Bodi-
ford & Co., medicines for poor farm
$3.50; H. H. McQreary, publishing
collectors report,etc, $14.5O; j. B.,
Fletcher, care of paupers, $3.50; H.
& W. b. Drew Co.. docket book, SIS;
City of Gainesville, water rent for
quarter, $10.25; Gainesville Gas and
Electrict Power Company, $6.45; H.
4 w. B. Drew Company, furniture for
County School superintendent office,
$3.50; work and sundres on roads and
bridges, $710.99; M. H. .Mabry, clerk
supreme court, costs In appeal, IS; H.
& w. B. Drew Company, deed record,
s1S63; r. r. Peeler, treasurer, COM
missions, $34.64; M. A. Bexley, serv-
ices and jury and witness fees in in
quest of Jackson, $3.50; S. P. Thorn
as services as constable at inquest
Jackson, 1905; c. T. Haynes, burying
Jackson, $3.50.
Whereupon the board adjourned un-
Ill Wednesday morning at s o'clock
Wednesdays Session.
The board met this day, pursuant
70 adjournment of Tuesday.
Present; John G. Dampier, chair
man. w. j. Matthews, c. c. Pedrick,
: F. Paulling and ]. F. Townsend
The meeting being called to order,
the following bills were ordered paid
H. G. Mason, examining lunatics,
81 w. D, Dickinson, collector, COM
missions, $16741; L. w, Fennen,
:eeding prisoners, 1920; John X.
Stevens, commissions on collection OF
fines, $500; fees in criminal cases as
.nllows: Il. T. Henderson, $2O.39;
Geo. VI. Colman, $1714; l.. w. Fennell,
SLIPS; r. a. Caswell, $l0.67; J. X.
stephens, $3.50; j. d. Siford, S273O;
? VI Everett, $6.3S; J. II. Martin,
$I17O: s. H. Wienges, 81; S. JI
homas Co, sundries for road Sl9.3S;
Mrs la Streeper, for care Of Charlie
Wise, 500; +. F. Paulling, road hands
'rr October, S175: J. G. Dampier road
lands for October, $500; c. c. Ped
.nk road hands for October. 5000.
ordered: That the bond Of A, II
landing, as notary public, with ]. W.
anding. !. E. Webster and Il, r. COL
..1 as sureties, be approved
That the bond of w. p. Tompkins,
notary public, with W. W Brown
I'd r. j. Hammond as surities, be-
..rOved.
That the bond Of John d. Slocum, a.
r,tlce OF the peace for district No. .,
m o. s. Clyatt and Henry s Rogers
,ureties, be approved
That FIVE dollars per month each
10 appropriated for the care and main
nance OF the following persons
sic Goodson. Eliza Townsend and
.rs Asa Roundtree. until further
rtlCe.
That J. ID. Luther be authorized 10
% and operate ferry on The su-
aimee river AZ Old Town between
.s counties Of Alachua aud LaFay'
.a when bond II furnished and ap-
.-~d by this board.
lat whereas, the following named