The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

Disbursements. -. :. -. 1923
Balance. 49,. =. -. .....S 26.21
County Proper
receipts. .. .....S 11o.4I
Disbursements. -. -. -. $40
Balance. -. -. ....s 1872
Total balance. =. :. ..S1SS1.35
The above report was read and fill
ed.
On motion Of Commissioner Carmi
chael the county treasurer was in
structed to transfer $500 from fine
and forfeiture fund to county roads
fund.
W. [. Colbert, tax collector, fled
list Of errors. insolyencies and double
assessments. which was examined
and approved
". L. Colbert. tax collector, filed
list OF poll taxes received during Sep
TENDER. 1911, showing 50 extras re-
ceived
Bond for license to carry pistol by
J. NJ. Sullivan read and approved.
The following justices filed reports
showing no business during Septem-
Der, 1911: r. c. Douglass, Alexander
Wynne, C. c. Curry, L. L. Hopkins
The following justices filed reports
showing fines and costs imposed in
Marion county during the month Of
September, as follows:
Joseph Bell. county judge, fines
s215; costs. $4S.57.
J. ". Lyles. fines, $3.50; costs,
s34.5S.
z. A. McClaran, fines, SIS; costs,
$685..
T. L. Johnson. fines, SIP; costs,
1929.
Petition by E. L. Wartmann ct al
as follows: 1--WE, the undersigned free
holders, petition your honorable body
to abrogate that part of the public
road known as the Fort Mccoy and
Citra public road, commencing at or
near the sw cor of nwA of nwA of
sec 1, tp Is. s, r %, e, known as the
John West place, thence west-north-
west to town of Citra, and grant in
lieu thereof a public road commenc
ing at the point where the old road
abrogated begins, thence continuing
in a northwesterly direction over the
best and most economical and prac-
ticable route that, in the judgment of
your commissioners, would deem best
and connect with Citra and Orange
Springs hard road, at or near the d.
viding line of sections 26 and 81, tip
of Commissioner Henderson it was
ordered that petition be received, and
R. S. Shortridge, John W. Hagin and
J. ]. McAllister were appointed
commission to view, mark and lay
out the most practical route, and re-
port same to this board.
Clerk was instructed to communi-
cate whit iron fence manufacturers
and dealers, giving dimensions of new
county jail lot, and ask for catalogues
of fences and gates, with lowest pric.
es; fence not TO be over feet in
height
On motion of Commissioner Carmi-
chael it was ordered that the clerk
enter advertisement for bids for four
prison vans, to be opened at next
meeting of board; one for Is prison
ers, one for II prisoners and two for
10 prisoners each.
On motion of Commissioner Carmi-
chael it was ordered that clerk have
proper ads entered for sealed bids
for leasing the county prisoners for
1912. Bids to be opened November
Sth ,1911, at noon, with right to re-
ject any and all bids.
On motion of Commissioner Carmi-
chael the clerk was instructed to
communicate with the Pauly Jail
Building Co., relative to exchanging
the wheels now under the. prison van,
recently furnished by them, for
wheels of 10-inch tread.
The clerk was instructed to notify
Mr.. Tiller to set his fence back, so
road petitioned for by ]. NJ. Meffert
and others heretofore granted, can be
opened.
On motion Commissioners Carmi-
chael and Henderson were appointed,
with Chairman Crosby. committee
TO go over the proposed Burbank road
at as early date as possible.
On motion of Commissioner Carmi-
chael it was ordered that bill of Mrs.
Bogie, for taking testimony in prelim-
mary hearing of Lewis Waterman, be
paid as rendered
Commissioner Crosby filed report
on road petition by c. Higginbotham