The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-07-09

high water. After filing bridge spac-
es and washouts along fill on west
side of swamp, will be ready to take
up repair work along road back to
Ocala. My expenditure for the
month of June amounts to $79S.S9.
You can find itemized bill in clerks
Office for same.
w. NJ. LUCIUS,
Hard Road Overseer.
Read and approved.
The following justices of the peace
filed their reports, showing no bust
ness for June, 1909: c. r. Veal, T.
l.. Johnson, w. w Jackson, Alex.
Wynne, L. L. Hopkins, F. A. McClar-
an, T. K. Slaughter.
The following justices of the peace
reported fines and costs imposed dur
ing month of June, 1909:
Joseph Bell, county judge, fines
$780, costs, s55.61
j. W. Lyles, ]. p, district No. l,
fines, SIS; costs, $3.50.
]. r Wilder, J, P, district No. II,
fines, So; costs, 0.
c. c. Curry, fines, 81; costs, 81.
]. o. Turnipseed, fines. 9; costs,
$413S.
]. P. Galloway, sheriff, filed his re-
port of fines and costs imposed and
collected during month of June.
Verdict of coroner's jury on body
of George Bengal read and filed.
E. L. Carney, tax collector, files his
report of licenses issued by the tax
collector during the month of June,
amounting to $97-25 for the state and
$57SS for the couaty.
On motion the board adjourned TO
meet Wednesday morning at 1880.
"Wednesday, July 7, 1880 A. M.
Board met pursuant to adjuorB /
ment~ al members present.
Bond of ]. A. Tucker as notary pub
lie; with Edward Holder and A. E.
Buraett, sureties, read and approved.
Bond of J. R. Thomas as notary
public. with L. L. Home and ]. NJ.
Tison, suresies, read and approved.
Bond for license to carry pistols by
named parties read and APP
proved" Ebert Mills, A. L. Wade, Will
lam H. LUfman, William H. Folks,
!. R. Thomas, ]. A. Cameron, ". A.
Green, n. A Sistrunk, L H. Short
'idge, p A. McRae, F. z Millea, A.
\. OIin-
Commissioner Mathew4 in charge
If poor farm, filed his rapport on the
'Oor farm as follows: (
Ocalay Fla, July 6, 1903.
The Honorable Board of County Com lc
missioners of Marion County. i
l have visited the county's infiEm- S
.ry for the month of June, and report d
IS follows: l find the inmates pres Is
mt eleven in number, seven colonel |
nd four white. two being absent by +
permission of the superintendent II
Stuart Green, the colou.ed paralydc,. f
to be growing weaker, and
hink will not last much longer. The tC
'ther inmates continue in their usual Ii
tut feeble condition. Ii
The field crops-corn- nindars and J
ugar cane-have been worked ont, is
md the superintendent is planting c
ONE sweet potatoes. The live stock liz
S in good condition and doing nicaly.
The expense account of the infirmary It
S hereto attached and is as follows: L
Superintendent salary, $685.. cook v
ng, S14; washing and ironing, $3.50; v
Tired help, $40; nurse. $40; Helven- f
ton & Pasteur, $1S.6O;, Tydings & Co.,
LAS; Martin & earn. $21.50; L. P.
Din, 81. Total $127. By items sold I
rom farm, $500. Total expense ac- il
cunt, $123.S0.
]. M. MATHEWS,
Com in Charge. C
On motion of Commissioner Crosby b
Proctor was ordered to
'hange the Gambler and Belleview F
Dad around the northeast end of II
Smith Lake, instead of runningf
through the lake.
Communication from the Woman's
Tub of Ocala, relative to protection F
# forest and shade trees along Ocala L
nd Silver Springs roads. Read, and
natter referred to Commissioner Mac
Kay for investigation.
On motion of Commissioner Fort it F
vas ordered that the warrant for SIS L
Ter month for the aid of Mrs. Sweat
'e drawn in favor of J. T. Lancaster,
to be used jointly with such
ther funds as may be contributed r
y the city Of Ocala, or such funds as L
I. T. Lancaster may be custodian of.
'urther provided that q warrant be
rawn for $50 at this meeting as pay
nent for four months allowance to II
i'd her in buying such necessary q