The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-08-22

OfnciaI Report Of the Proceedings at
the August Meeting OF
the Board
Monday. Aug. 4th. 1913.


sion according to adjournment. Pres
ent, Hon. c. Carmichael, chairman, p.
G. Watkins, Jno. w. Davis, W. T.
Henderson and W. Huffman, commits
sioners
The chairman stated the object of
the meeting to be to hear complaints,
If any, on the changes made in assess
ments for taxation at the July meet
ing and all parties present would be
heard.
Complaints were filed by Judge r.
McConathy attorney for Sam Myers
and Eta Myers; George Ohnmacht by
letter: T. c. Crawford by letter; H.
Thalgott by letter; Mrs. w. w. Lind
say by letter; Rosa. Bacon by letter;
Camp Phosphate Co. by agent; J..
Buttgenbach & Co., and others.
On motion of Commissioned Wat
kins the following changes We're or
dered made by assessor for assess
ments for 1913:
Lot 1899, Dunnellon raised from
500 to $3.50, assessed to Mrs. NJ. Z.
Metcalf to be 1920.
Lots 1901 and 1852, Dunnellon, rails
ed from $4,000 to $4,000, assessed to the
Camp Phosphate Co, to be $4,000.
LOIS $780, 1898, 1922 lc0oy OuHutA-
Ion. raised from $500 TO 5000 and as
sessed to Anna c. Nixon. to be $500.
Lots 1913, 1874, 395, 1876, Dunnellon,
raised from $500 to $500, and assessed
to Mrs. F. Fl. Guess, TO be $3.50.
Lots 391, Dunnellon, raised from
500 to $3.50, and assessed to C. L.
Dean, to be $500.
Lots 4S7, 4SS, 495, Dunnellon, raised
II
d. Edwards, to be $3.50.
Lot 1882 Dunnellon. raised from
500 to 5000, and assessed to F. C.
Crawford, to be $3.50.
Lot 1888, Dunnellon, raised from
con, to be $500.
Lots 1928. 1899, 1915 and VIZ of lot
1913, Dunnellon. raised from $500 to-
$500 and assessed to Mrs. n. A. Har-
graves, to be $3.50.
Lot 1902, Dunnellon, raised from
$50 to $3.50, and assessed to Langford
& Miller. to be $500.
Lots 1893 and 1875, Dunnellon, rails
ed from $500 to $3.50. and assessed to,
Mrs. n. A. Hargraves, to be 5000.
Lots 81, 372, Dunnellon, raised from
500 to $3.50. and assessed to Mrs. Ella
Myers. to be 5000.
Lots 52S. 524. 525. Dunnellon. assess
ed to Sam Myers and raised from $3.50
to $500, to be $500.
Lot 1872, Dunnellon, assessed to Sam
Myers, raised from $500 to 500, to be
$500.
Lots 562, 56S. 564 and sos. Dunnellon,
assessed to Sam Myers, raised from
$500 to $500, to be $500
T.ntS 1000 1917 eypanf lots mi
1915, 1893, 1895, 1915, 1916, 1917, Dun
mellon, assessed to Buttgenbach & Co.,
raised from $4,000 to $4,000, to be !
$1,000.
Lot 1884, Dunnellon. assessed to
George Ohnmacht, raised from 500 to !,
$500. to be $780,
Lot 1878, Dunnellon, assessed to
George Ohnmacht, raised from $3.50 to
$500, to be $3.50.
Board adjourned till Tuesday, a. /
m. at which hour board met pursuant
to adjournment with all members pres
ent.
The reading of the minutes Of last
meeting was deferred until later.
On motion of Mr.. watkins it was or |
dered that the board approve the ac-
tion of Mr.. Carmichael and Mr.. Luff-
man made in March, 1913, whereby |
the county was to pay L. w. Wilson |
$3.50 per day for self, horse and wag-
on, said horse and wagon to be used |
in hauling rock, sand and clay or
any other material used in repair of
road and to dispense with the hiring I.
of team for that purpose as here !
tofore practiced.
County Judge w. E. Smith filed GER |
tificates of conviction before him dur !
ing July. 1913.
Soldiers pension claim by VIM. w. i
Roberts. VIM Arnold Brown. Jas. L. !
Beck and Jas. D. Nixon read and ap- |
proved.
Widows pension calm by Mrs. |
Julia B. Nettles. Mrs. Mary E. Marsh |
and Anna C. McConn, read and approx
ed.
Bonds for license to carry rifle by
Geo. ID. Bayles, T. A. Pritchett and |
Charles Hooper read and approved.
Bonds for license to carry pistol by
G. r. Glapper. Walter S. Meade, C. N. !
Holder, Henry Gary and l. c. Nc |
Claran, read and approved.
Justice of peace bond by Benz. 1. |
Freyermuth with c. Y. Miller and j. H. |
Carter sureties, read and approved.
Deputy sheriff bonds by James F. |
Hampton, A.. w. Fort, Chas. p. Davis, !
stephen f. Civil and John F. Pelct
read and approved.
Tax collector filed report of auto
licenses issued during July, 1913,
showing collections $102.50.
Mr. A. a. Bartlett appeared and
asked permission to put in pumping
station in road right of way at foot
of blum and end OF street or road toi
Lake Weir. west of the Haskell es-
tate. south side of Lake Weir. On mo-
tion OF Mr.. Davis permission granted.
Application of Sumner r. Hall of
Eastlake for recommendation to the
governor for appointment of mark and
brand inspector for district No. 10,
read and approved.
Report OF Henry Gordon, captain of
hard road crew, as follows:
have finished $50 yards OF road
ON Sharp's Ferry road and have NOV
ed TO Lake Weir road and completed