The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-03-15

easterly on section line to center lire,
section Is, thence northerly along
center line to the Martin and Bitch
ton public road in section 10. thence
commence at a point on the Ocala
and Blitchton road in sec 27-14-20, on
east line nwA of nwA, sec 27-14-20,
thence north to the ne cor Of nwA
of nwA sec 22-14-20 to intersect with
McCully and Rawls road, thence COM
mence on said road at sw cor of neA.
sec 15-14-20, thence east u mile to
the Ocala, Oldtown and Fellowship
road, or as near as practical to said
line. Read and referred to Commits
sioner Petteway for investigation
and report
Mr.. ]. w. McAllister appeared and
asked reduction in tax assessment
on lots and 3, block SO, Belleview.
Matter was referred to Tax Assessor
Aver, and on report of tax assessor,
the tax collector was authorized to
receive taxes on valuation of $100,
and report balance, or 5000, as error.
J. NJ. Kessler appeared and asked
reduction in tax assessment on neA
of sw14, sec 1S-17-22. Matter referred
to Tax Assessor Aver, and on report
of the tax assessor, the tax collector
was authorized to receive taxes on
assessment of 5000, reporting balance
as error
Judge Gober appeared relative to
tax assessment to J. L. Morrow. The
matter was referred to Commissioner
Petteway for investigation and re-
port.
Communications to and from Aus
tin Bros, read, and copy of clerks
letter to these people filed, showing
order for one Little Giant reversible
road grader and ditcher
Commissioner Petteway reported
on assessment to j. L. Morrow, and
/ on motion of Commissioner Proctor
tax collector was authorized to make
assessment $3.50, reporting balance
as error.
Henry Jones appeared and stated
warrant No. 1851 had been lost. The
clerk was Instructed to issue a dupli-
cate warrant No. 1881, marking it in
red ink, duplicate; original unpaid"
The committee appointed to mark
and lay out Martin Boulevard at Weir
Park filed their report, which was
read, and on motion of Commissioner
Proctor it. was orderde that road be
posted. provided, however, that the
road be opened and maintained at
the expense of petitioners, and with
out any expense to Marion county.
Petition by w. H. belong ct al as
follows: We, the undersigned free
holders of said county, do ask you
to open up the road and street that
was known as Missouri avenue, and
used as a county road in Gambler.
This road was used for years by the
county, and several years ago was
closed up without the consent of any
users or property owners, and has
damaged some property by not hav-
ing an outlet. This being the only
road to Smith Lake, and by having
the same closed has stopped the peo-
pie of Gambler from using the lake.
We ask you to open Missouri avenue,
being on half section line, to a point
where the Nelson road turns off to
the lake Read and referred to Com
missioner Proctor for investigation
and report
J. Buttgenbach & Co., filed report
by Doctors Baskin and Griffith that
one Ben Grant was totally disabled
from performing manual labor.
Mr. j. w. Gardner, superintendent
of the poor farm, returned county
warrant No. $3.50, for s41.95, which
was ordered cancelled and filed
Catalogue by Yawman & Erlee
Mfg. Co., filed.
Sheriff John P. Galloway filed re-
port of fines and costs imposed in
Marion county during February, 1912,
which was read and approved
Letter by E. B. Duncan to S. T.
Sistrunk, clerk, as follows: please
inform the honorable body that | will
make repairs just as soon as | can
employ the necessary labor, which
is scarce. Please do not infer that
am going to make all repairs the
road needs, but just where the log
cart injured it." Read and filed.
Quotations on wire fencing by H.
B. Masters Co., Marion Hardware
Co., and Baird Hardware Co., read
and the report by chairman that he
had given order to Marion Hardware