The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-06-12

than one-fourth of the registered vot-
erS of said election district, hereby
petition your honorable body, pursu-
ant to section 6003 of the acts of the
legislature of 1909 to order an cleo
ton in said district to decide wheth-
er hogs shall be allowed to run at
large in said district or not and to
require the giving of notice by the
clerk of said board as required by
the acts of the legislature aforesaid,
said election to be called for such
time as this honorable board may
deem eXpedient and proper Read and
on motion of Commissioner Carmi-
chael the following resolution was
adopted:
Whereas, there has been present
ed to this board a petition signed by
~ registered voters of election dis
trict No. s, of Marion county, asking
the board to call an election under the
provisions of chapter 60"5, acts OF
1909, Laws of Florida, to decide
whether hogs shall be permitted to
run at large in said district; there
fore be it
Resolved, that said petition be and
is hereby granted, and an election to
decide whether or not hogs shall be
allowed to run at large in election dis
trict No. s of Marion county, on July
board is instructed to give the re-
quired notice of said election and to
have prepared ballots therefor, and
to take such other steps as may be
necessary for the holding of said elec-
| ton, provided that the petitioners or
someone acting for them deposit with
I said clerk the sum of $50 on Or be-
! fore the 25th day of June, 1912, for
for the purpose of defraying the ex-
penses of said election, and the board
hereby appoints A. d. Mitchell, b. E.
Branch and J. d. Proctor in spectors
and Joe Davis clerk for the purpose OF
holding said election"
The bids submitted for one traction
road engine were opened and read
One by Fairbanks, Morse & Co., by
r. E. Scott, agent, and one by Inter
national Harvester Company of Amer
lea, by E. Fulton, general manager
On motion of Commissioner Carmi
chael it was ordered that all bids for
one road traction engine be refused,
as proper advertisement to all manu-
facturers had not been gwen.
Letter by the Austin-W Com
pany, Ltd, quoting dump wagons, etc.
read and fled.
Notary public bond, Phil Robinson
with r. s. Hall and E. E. Robinson as
sureties, read and approved.
Notary public bond by z. c. Cham
Green sureties, read and approved.
Notary public bond of Bradforl
Williams, with Joe Dekle and P. H
Nugent sureties, read and approved
Notary public bond by D. r. Zet
rouer, with T. c. Chambliss and Johr
l.. Edwards, sureties, read and approx
ed.
Notary public bond by S. H. Walk
up, with B. B. Keep, J. c. TurnipseeC
and L. T. Hickson sureties, read ant
lapproved.
ictn
by B. R. Chambly, R. B. Kyle ant
Samuel Slack read and approved.
Report of licenses issued by tax col
lector for May, 1912, showing collect
ed for state s94.50; collected for coun
ty, SIC. Read and filed.
Following justices filed reports
showing no business during May
j, 1912: z. A McClaran, Alexande
Wynne, C. c. Curry. D. R. Zetrouer
L. L. Hopkins.
Following justices filed report
showing fines and costs imposed dur
ing May, 1912:
Joseph Bell, county Judge, fines
, 1925: costs. s21092
5 J. W. Lyles, fines, s155; costs
; $3.50.
= \. o. Harper, fines, $500; cost:
s39.22.
| ]. O. Turnipseed, fines, s1O0: costs
: s1s75,
r. l. Douglass, fines, So; cost:
l s14333
: Reports read and filed.
f County Judge Joseph Bell fined cel
| tificates of convictions during MAY
r which We're read and filed.
Mark and brand inspector for di:
trict No. l filed report for May, 191.
t which were read and filed.
: Mr. S. T. Sistrunk appeared an
5 made statement relative to the ia
e deed issued TO G. W. Mcclure on