The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-08-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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Hi4t iiAAi ttiV pei "a iSotVAA
ing 50 acres Of land assessed TO Nor
ton at face value OF certificates and
omitted years taxes, without interest.
On motion same was granted.
Board went into executive session
and opened the bids for superintend
ent Of county poor farm. On ballot
Mr. c S Turner was elected TO be
superintendent Of county poor farm
under bid as submitted.
Applications for permits to sell Ii
quors, wines and beer in district No.
/, by the Carmichael & Son Co, Ocala
House Wine Rooms. R. l.. Heating as
Heating x Co, ]. NJ. Tison Co, G. d.
Hogan, read and on motion it was or
dered that application be filed and
publication be made as the statute in
such cases provided.
Application for permits TO sell IL
Quors, wines and beer In district No.
- by Harry Peter. B. F. Duke, w. c.
O'Bannon, ]. l.. Trotter, read and on
motion it was ordered that applica-
tions be filed and publication be made
as the statute in such cases provided.
Letter by r. P f. Cooke of Lees
burg read and filed. Clerk was in
structed to write Mr.. Cooke that We
are headed in that direction with a
hard road
Commissioner Fort reported cOAdi-
Z of SA1)ArS
ton of Commissioner Crosby matter
was referred to Commissioner Fort,
with power to act.
Bonds for license to carry pistol by
Jones. Horace B. Mock, E. L. Martin
and w c. White read and approved.
| Bond for license to carry rifle by
VIM. Hooker read and approved.
| Bond Of Justice Of the peace by w
| Matchett read and approved.
On motion tax assessment to Mrs
X K Bolls on lots and ; OF Miller's
sub section e-12-2l. be reduced from
5000 to 1925.
| On motion board adjourned until :
| a m, Wednesday.
| "Wednesday, at a. IN. the board
met pursuant to adjournment
| Complaint having been made Of the
railroad crossing by the Seaboard r
r. Co, of the Martel and Juliette pub
lie road the clerk Is instructed q
| write the proper authorities tina,
their railroad crossing must be put
| on the chartered right Of way, and the
approaches be made in a proper man
ner.
| Ohm otion OF Commissioner Proctor
il was ordered that the road petition
! hv T. J. Barnes ct al be laid over for
| further consideration.
! The clerk was instructed to write t,
! the railroad companies, whose roads
operate in this county to have their
rights Of way cleared OF trees wher.
they cross the public roads in the
county. so that travellers on the public
roads may be better enabled to see ap
preaching trains.
| commissioners under petition by l.
| NJ RaysOr ct al, for public road nled
their report On motion OF Commits
sionar Crosby the report was accept
ed and filed and the prper advertise
ment for the road entered rcturnabl.
September 9Th, 1910.
! Mr. n Myers appeared and com
planned relative to the service Al
Stark Ferry. On motion Of Commits
| siOner Fort the clerk was instructed
to write to Mr.. McCraney, ferrymar
1T Stark's Ferry, to appeare before the
board and show reason, If any. why
his services should not be discontin
ned as ferryman, by reason OF the
many complaints filed on account o.
the service.
The following Justice filed report:
showing no business during July
l1olo: H. c. Martin and c. c. Curry
The following justices filed report:
Ishowing fines and costs imposed a!
follows: Joseph Bell. county judge
fines 1901, costs s471.07; ]. w. Lyles
fines 1919, costs S13o.i1: L. 4. Nc
Claren. fines 0. costs Sl2,o5 AleXan
der Wynne. fines IS. costs sos; l.
i l.. Hopkins. fines 500, costs $1o,5G
R c. Tongue. fines $40, costs. sl3.5
Sheriff Galloway filed his report o
fines and costs unpaid in Marion coun
lty for the month Of July, 1910.
F. l.. Carney. tax collector, filed re
port of licenses issued during month
of July. 1910. showing collected 70
state. S15625 for county, $1S.12.
T Z. Pastcur, county treasurer, fl
ed his report of collections aud dis
bursements during July. 1910. As fol
lows:
County Schools
corrections ~" y
iISbnfStlntnlS. 10.
Balance $1uSi =
County Roads
Collections -. -. -. .....s C54..