The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-01-10
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PRO-
cEEDINGS
Ocala, Fla, January 6, 1913.


NJ Proctor and w. T. Henderson.
commissioners.
Also present uncer special invita-
.;on were Hons. Walter Huffman and
Nathan Mayo, commisioners-elect for
1e13.1914. Senator E. L. Carney, Rep
rocentatives R. F. Rogers, L. S. Light
and Edwin Spencer.
The minutes of the last meeting of
tho hoard we're read and approved.
c. E. Conner, auditor, presented
oudit of the county's books for 1912,
which was examined and on motion
&c commissioner Proctor was order
cd spread on the minutes of the
hoard. Among other things this au-
dit shows warrants issued during
1912 as follows:
On county road fund, S39, 494 40;
county proper rund, $26,402.2S; fine
and forfeiture fund, $12,OS4.01; build
ing fund, $39S224. Total issue by
county commissioners, $106,
County school, $57.O7O.57; county
sub-school. 1858. Total issued
by county school board, SOS, 4O610.
Grand total, $174.S43.73.
Receipts and collections including
balances from 1911:
On county road fudn, $39, 494.45;
county proper fund, $24,00S,91; coun-
tv fine and forfeiture fund, $15,27O.35;
county building fund, $14,953.12 To-
tai funds to county commissioners,
3,726.S3.
On county schools, $51,S4G.39: on
sub-schools, $16,1636S. Total funds
to county school board, $68,O10.07
Grand total, $161,736.9O.
Total increase of expenditures over
income and balances for entire coun-
ty for all purposes during 1912, $13,-
1868.
Also report on assessments for
1910, 1911 and 1912, showing assess
ment for the year 1910 to have
brought in net from general assess
ments, licenses and extras for all
funds and purpose, $109, 650.63; and
showing assessment for the year 1911
to have brought in net from general
assessments, licenses and extras, for
all funds and purposes, $116,O99.16;
and showing the assessment for the
year 1912 to have brought in net from
general assessments, licenses and eX-
tras, for all funds and purposes up
to January l, 1913, S27.937S6; with
balance of levy to be collected, $121,-
427S6. Total, $149, 365.S4.
Attention was called. to the fact
that while the issue of warrants ex-
ceeded the collections by 13,106.S3,
the income from 1912 assessment
will exceed that of 1911 2S,266.6S,
after deducting $4,000 from the 1912
assessment for errors, insolvencies
and tax sales.
This report, or audit, also shows
outstanding warrants to January 1st,
1913:
County proper fund, $2O.6590S;
county roads, $4S,016.92; refunded to
county roads, $4S, 29.77-$96,3 1869;
fine and forfeiture fund, $55347;
building fund, $25, S99O4; refunded to
building fund, $5766. 1881, 665.14.
Total, $149,224.3S.
This report also shows that war
rants have been issued and cancelled
covering the entire cost of new Jail
and county infirmary, and all steel
cell work and furnishings. except this
amount of $31,665.f4, which repre-
sents the entire amount due on these
buildings and furnishings, and that
the court house warrants have all
been paid and cancelled.
This report showed county road
warrants issued during the year 1912
to be $G3,969 10, distributed as fol-
lows:
Commissioners district No. 1, and
SCIdpe ana repair crew, S9405.So;
commissioners district No. ,, and
hard road construction therein, SIS
l2O11; commissioners district No. 3,
and hard road construction therein,
$44lG.76; commissioners district No.
f. and hard road construction there
In S5541.24; commissioners district
No. ., and scrape crew therein,
S'SSo.SS; Dqnnellon city tax, $756.GS;
road tax refund collected in error,
%; fine and forfeiture fund paid in
error, So; mules, S2SS7.50; harness,
SZ".SO; Citrus county account Dun
Mellon bridge), 1888; fencing (for
opening new roads,, $169.72; road
grader, $3.50; Blue Run bridge re-
pairs $15.2S; road roller, $1003.55;
tractor engine Ito be refundeD,
Sl'S.SS; Reddick town tax, $177.7S;