The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-09-05

braith and A. A. Olin, read and ap-
proved.
Bond for license to carry pistol by
|. T. Nixon and Dominica Chisena,
read and approved.
Report on poll taxes paid, by Hon.
w. L. Colbert, tax collector, showing
p regular and S46 extras, paid, read
and filed.
Report by Hon. w. L. Colbert, tax
collector, showing $4S collected for
auto licenses for August, 1913, read
and filed.
Hon. George MacKay, architect, ap-
peared and presented blue prints and
specifications for the proposed toilet
room on the first floor of the Marion
county court house, at Ocala, Fla,
in duplicate, which were received and
filed.
On motion board adjourned until 8
a. M, Wednesday
"Wednesday Morning
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members present.
Notary public bond by Thomas B.
Pasteur, read and approved.
Whereas, the legislature of Florida
has enacted a law requiring that all
public roads be posted as to mileage,
and all crossroads and forks be post
ed, on motion of Commissioner Wat
kins it is hereby ordered that this
board comply with this law, and have
the roads posted as early as possible.
Notices OF application for permits to
sell liquors, wines and beer in election
district No. l of Marion county, Flor
ida, with affidavits of publication by
Heating & Co., a corporation, R. l..
Heating, president and manager, Maui
rice Strauss, doing business as
Strauss & Co., Ocala House Wine
Rooms, corporation, J. NJ McCorkle,
manager, The Carmichael & Son Co.,
a corporation, John t. Moore, mana
ger, and G.. A. Carmichael, president,
Ocala House Wine Rooms Annex a
corporation, j. NJ. McCorkle, manager,
Walter R. Pedrick, doing business as
G. D. Hogan & Co., showing due and
legal notice of such application hav-
ing been made, and that the statutes
having been complied with and no OBJ
lection made or offered, it was on mo-
ton of Commissioner Henderson or
dered that licenses be granted and ap-
plications and affidavits filed.
Notices of applications for permits
to sell liquors, wines and beer in cleo
ton district No. "a, of Marion coun-
ty, Florida, with affidavits of publica-
ton by B. F. Duke, w. c. O'Bannon,
Harry Peter, John S. Pedrick and
Jesse O'Neal, showing due and legal
notice of such application having been
made, and that the statutes having
been complied with, and no objection
made or presented, it was on motion
of Commissioner Henderson ordered
that licenses be granted and applica-
tions and affidavits filed.
Mr.. Priest appeared relative to the
condition of the Anthony and Sparr
road, stating that it was in bad shape
and almost impossible. Matter was
referred to Commissioner Huffman
with power to act
On motion of Commissioner Luf-
man, J. W. Stephens of Fort Mccoy,
J. B. Hall of Orange Springs and l..
Matchett of Bay Lake, Fla, were ap-
pointed commissioners to mark, view
and lay out the Fort Mccoy and Or
ange Springs road as petitioned for by
F. H. Pedrick ct al, and presented at
the January meeting of this board.
Letter by w. w. Condor, general
agent for the Ocala and Southwest
ern Railroad Company, relative to the
crossings near Ocala, read and filed.
Letter by n. A. Fort, relative to the
supervisor of public roads, read and
filed.
Letters by H. E. Savely, general
field agent, and w. l.. Watson, assist
ant state agent of the United States
department of agriculture, bureau of
plantindustry, read. On motion of
Commissioner Davis a warrant was
ordered drawn for $175 to secure the
services of a county agent.
r. c. Fort, Joseph Standard and
James Wilson, as commissioners I'M
der petition by ]. r. Rogers ct al, fill
ed report as follows: We, the under
signed commissioners appointed to
mark out the change of the Electra
and Salt Springs road, beg leave to
report that we have marked out the
route, beginning at a point on said
road just south of Mrs. Sarah A. Rey-
nolds' place in the swA of swA. sec
II, tp Is, s, r "a, e, thence in a south