The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-15

personal property that he may have
or be possessed of seized and sold by
the sheriff to satisfy such amount for
which he is liable.
5. The law also makes it your duty
within ten days after each road work
ing to file complaint against all per-
sons summoned by you to work the
roads in your subdivision who have
without legal or sufficient excuse fail
ed or refused to obey such summons
or to do the work required of them,
which complaint you are to file before
the justice of the peace having juris
diction of the district in which your
subdivision is located or before the
county judge of Marion county. If
such defaulter be convicted upon the
charge so brought the law provides
that he shall be fined not more than
SO or imprisoned more than thirty
days.
We are calling attention to the
above provisions of the law and are
sending them to you as your instruc-
tions and trust it will not be neces-
sary for us to call your attention fur
them to these matters.
w. J. Crosby, Chairman
NJ VI. Proctor
S. W. Petteway
w. T. Henderson.
c. Carmichael.
Board of County Commissioners Mar
ion County, Florida.
Adopted at the meeting of the board
September 9Th, 1911.
Letter from Dave T Sherouse of
Citra read and filed.
Petitions for mark and brand in
spectors by H. c. Lamb, S. 3 Long, D.
Williams. Porter Hull and A B. Fort,
were read and on motion of Commits
sioner Carmichael a secret ballot was
taken, whereupon D. Williams received
three votes, H. G. Lamb one vote, and
Porter Hull one vote. On motion D.
Williams was recommended to the
governor for appointment as inspector
of marks and brands for Marion coun-
ty, Fla.
A delegation or committee from the
Marion County Fair Association COM
posed of Judge W. S. Bullock, F. E.
Harris, George MacKay, w NJ. Gist
and T. c. Chambliss appeared and ad-
dressed the board in behalf OF the fair
association asking aid in getting up a
premium list to be offered the citizens
of Marion county. On motion of
Commissioner Carmichael it was or
dered that the board appropriate $500
to be used towards premiums for the
Marion County Fair for 1911.
Communication from Albert ". Gill
christ to Hon. S. T sistrunk, clerk
relative bond of Tax Collector w. L.
90 e 7
ward Holder, one of the sureties, read
and on motion the clerk was instruct
ed to write the governor that the bond
is okay and is still $4,000 in excess of
amount required by law and has not
been impaired.
Letter and quotation by the Cham
pion Supply Co. read and filed
Letter and quotation by Northern
Ohio Blanket Mills of Cleveland, read
and fled.
Communication by W. L. Bard of
Weirsdale, Fla, opposing road petition
for road through a portion Of section
p, township Il south range "a east
read and on motion was filed with said
road petition for future consideration
Letter by l. E. Bevis, representing
Geo D. Barnard & Co., of St Louis,
Mo-, quoting prices on automobile
license tags, read. Clerk was instruct
ed to write to him to have samples
sent to W. L. Colbert, tax collector
Letter from Bruno Grosche & Co,
quoting prices on wood preserver
read and filed.
Letter from Manufacturers Record
read and filed.
Letter from r. C. Douglass of Citra
returning warrants in sundry cases
where costs had been paid by defend
ants, read and warrants were ordered
cancelled.
Letter from J. F. Thompson. agent
\. c. l. Railway Co, saying road
crossing Ocala and Blitchton road near
Ocala had been repaired, read and or
dered filed
Letter from B. I. Hull of Conner,
read and ordered filed
Letter c. H. Rivers relative metal
culverts read and clerk was instructed
to write Mr.. Rivers that the board
would not buy any metal culverts at
this time
Letter Of the Kelly Springfield Road
Roller Co. read and on motion of Com
missioner Carmichael it was ordered
$1,000 - ants NC IA q II dS per con-
tract.
Judge Joseph Bell filed certificates
Of convictions in his court
P. Goolsby filed letter withdrawing
application for recommendation to
governor as mark and brand inspector
district No. l, which was accepted.
Letter by Henry Wallace, president
the Third National Conservation Con-
gress. asking the appointment of del
esates to convention to be convened in
Kansas City. Mo, Sept. 25, IS and 81,
read and on motion s. W. Petteway
was appointed delegate from this
board at his own expense
Applications for recommendation of
board to the governor for the appoint
ment of a game warden for Marion
county by Ernest Roberts, A. J Brig
ance, S. ]. McCully, D. Williams and
Chas A. Savage were read. On motion
of Commissioner Proctor it was order
ed that they be held over until the
board can be advised relative the pres
ent game law.
Letter by j. n. McQuaig, ferryman at
Eureka, relative to duties of ferryman,
read. On motion of Commissioner
Carmichael it was ordered that the