The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-09-08

Cost bill by D. L. Grantham, J. P,
in the case of the state of Florida VS.
Tom BagIey, Jr., read and on motion
Of Commissioner Huffman was refused
on account OF the circumstances sur
rounding the case.
Bills of J. P. Galloway, sheriff, for
IS and sc for auto hire in the case of
emergency in trying 20 capture Frank
Richardson for the murder of his
wife, We're on motion of Commission
er Luffman refused.
Letter by DR.. H. Gattren asking re-
lief for Harry Hugely. read and, dis
cussed, and Dr.. Gattrell called in per
son, and on motion of Commissioner
Henderson a warrant was ordered
drawn for So per month TO J. W.
Smoak, Fairfield, for the relief of Har-
ry Hugely.
Hon. D. NJ. Barco appeared in be-
half of Mr.. \. J. Barlow and family,
and stated that he was now willing to
have his leg amputated, and said that
if the county would pay hospital
charges and furnish wooden limb, he
thinks Mr.. Barlow may be able to
care for himself. On omtion matter
was referred to Commissioner Carmi-
chael, with power to act.
Mark and brand inspectors reports
as follows, filed and read:
]. D. Williams, district No. /, for
July and August; J. D. Williams, for
district No. II, August; ]. D. Will
liams, for district No. 20. August; D.
H. BURY, for district No. %, August;
Walter Nichols, for district No. %,
August; j. E. Turnipseed, district No.
%, August.
Teh following justices filed reports
showing no business during August,
1913: S. q. Campbell and Alexander
Wynne
The following justices filed reports
showing fines and costs imposed dur
ing August, 1913:
w E. Smith, county judge, fines,
$45S; costs, $117,67.
J. w. Lyles, fines $50; costs,
$54s3.
z. A. McClaran, fines, 800; costs,
$3.50.
C. R. Veal fines, $19; costs. $56.14
A. J. Ellis, fines, 0: costs, $16.bS.
w F. Abshire. fines, So; costs,
1914.
D. l.. Grantham, fines So; costs 50.
Read and filed.
On motion board adjourned for din
ner to meet at p. IN.
Tuesday Afternoon
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment All members present.
Hon. H. n. Knoblock appeared in
behalf of Mahaly Williams and Daniel
Kinsler, and asked for assistance for
these two people. On motion of Com
missioner Henderson warrants for So
per month were ordered drawn in ia
vor of Mr.. H. \. Knoblock for relief
of Mahaly Williams and So per month
for relief Of Daniel KiDsler of Martin,
Fla.
c. J. McCranie appeared in behalf
of Charity Rigdon. On motion of Com
missioner Henderson warrant wa or
dered drawn for So per month and
mailed to Charity Rigdon at Umatilla,
Fla.
Primus Gowen and c. Hicks, having
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stricken from the list for relief.
Mr. Turner appeared in behalf of
A J. NARROW and family. On motion
of Commissioner Henderson warrant
was ordered drawn for s15 per month
in favor of H. r. Roddenberry for the
relief of Mr. NARROW and family.
w. F. Brown of Gambler, Fla, APP
peared and asked the recommends
ton of the board to the comptroller
to be allowed to redeem outstanding
tax certificates held by the state of
Florida on sell of neA and neA of
sell, sec 2-17-23, at face value of GER
tifcates and omitted years taxes,
without interest, on account of the
value of the land. and the number of
small certificates outstanding. On mo-
tion of Commissioner Davis the re-
quest was granted.
County Treasurer John VI. Graham
filed report of receipts and disburse-
ments for August, showing as follows:
School Funds