The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-01-06

tablishment and opening thereof.
2. Because the proceedings relat-
ing to the proposed opening and estaD-
lishment Of said road do not justify
or authorize the said board OF county
commissioners to make any order
lopening the said road in pursuance OF
the alleged or pretended notices.
8. Because the opening or eStab-
llishment of said road would result in
serious damage and injury to the
property of the above mentioned par
ties. through which the said proposed
road would extend.
The said parties aforesaid, by their
undersigned attorney aforesaid, fur
Their jointly and severally hereby give
notice to the honorable board OF
county commissioners that they object
| to and severally consider themselves
aggrieved by the passage of said pro-
posed road through their respective
lands and property aforesaid; that
they Jointly and severally protest
against the opening of said road over,
through, or across said lands, and do
hereby warn the said board, its SER
wants, agents and employees, and espe-
cially the county commissioner in and
for the district in which said proposed
road or route is located, against the
commission of any trespass on, clear
ing away for said road, grading or do
ing anv other work upon said property
of any kind or description incident to
the opening and establishment of said
road. without first obtaining the con-
sent of said above named parties re-
lspectively, and without having first
COMPENSATED them respectively for
the damages, or condemning the said
property in the manner prescribed by
law.
And the said parties further give
notice of their intention to resist any
condemnation proceedings that may
be instituted in the premises.
This January 3rd, 1911.
r. A. BURFORD,
ATTORNEY for the above named par
ties, jointly and severally.
| AS the representative of the estate
of J. D. Nettles, which estate owns
the SELF of swA and swA of seA OF
sec 2, e1s of sell of sec 3, and nwA
of sec II, all in tp Is, + 20, e, join in
the foregoing protest and notice, and
give notice that the heirs and repre-
sentative or said estate feel aggrieved
by said road, and will resist the open
| ing and establishment of said road.
This January 9rd, 1911.
J. c.. MATHEWS.
DIR. Mcqueen appeared in behalf of
one John Williams. On motion of
Commissioner Proctor it was ordered
that he be put on the pauper list at
SO per month, warrant to be mailed i'm
care of Capt. j. w. knight, at Dunnel-
Ion, Fla.
Notary bond of j. NJ. Mathews ap-
proved.
J. H. Talton, through correspond
ence, asked for aid for one, Elijah
Morrison. On motion of Commission
er Carmichael it was ordered referred
Hon. D. S. Williams appeared and
asked that the board rebate the occu-
patton tax charged and collected of
the Marion County Fair Association.
On motion of Commissioner Carmi-
chael the request was refused.
On motion of Commissioner Carmi-
chael it was ordered that the board
reserve twenty prisoners for use on
county roads from the bid and con-
tract of E. E. McLin.
On motion it was ordered that the
board would not receive any contribu-
ton under the one and two-thirds rule
for hard road construction for the
next thirty days.
On motion it was ordered that the
clerk write Mr.. E. L. Howell that the
width of established hard roads in
this county is 40 feet and that he will
please place his fence 20 feet from
the center of said hard roads,
For road overseer and repair crew
the superintendent of district No.
l.. L. Priest, was appointed, subject tc
the pleasure of the commissioner fol-
district No. 1, at $3.50 per day, fol-
self, horse and wagon.
E. l.. Carney, tax collector, filed re
port of licenses issued during De
cember, 1910, showing amount collect
ed for state, $564.13; for county
$2S4.57.
Bond for license to carry pistol by
H. T. Jones and J. e. Gilbert, reat
and approved.
Bond for license to carry pistol by
J. N. Tillis, refused.
Notary public bond by j. w. c
Mathews. with T.. T. Munroe and ]
C. Mathews as sureties. read and ap
proved.
Petition by W. M. Hall for aid, will
l certificate attached, read and referred
to Commissioners Carmichael for in
vestigation and report
\ Notary public bond by E. L. Stapp
with H. M. Hampton and w F. Hal
as sureties, read and approved
S Widows pension claim by Fran