The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-20


showing fines ...........$3130.O0
Total :. .$3917.32
which was read ana approved.
Letter by c. ]. McCraney as fol-
lows: There is more or less danger
and obstruction in every chartered
road west Of Negro Town creek in
parts Of road where the Hodge Lum-
Der Co. has worked out and hauled
% 49,. Which was read and
Certificates Of cases tried and CON
yictel we're filed by W. E. Smith,
county Judge.
Certificates Of cases tried and con
yictei were tilei by II. W, Douglass,
justice OF the peace.
Quotation By Miller-Jackson Grain
Co. was read and filed.
Report by Henry Gordon, foreman
hard road construction crew, as fol
lows:
Hon. Board of County Commits
sioners. Gentlemen: have built
400 yards of road and it is IA feet
wide, which will make considerable
over a mile. We only lack about g
week or so having the road COM
pleted to Silver Springs. There IS
no sickness of a serious nature anon z
the men. The mules are all doing
as we'll as could be expected"
Watch was read and filed.
Notary public bond of W. S. ALI
sopp with r. G. Alls0pp aud Gee. F.
SnCw as sureties, read and approved.
Copy of q resolution of election
district No s, as follows:
Summeri1eld, Fla, May 5, 1913.
To the Honorable E. L. Carney, Sen
ator, L. S. Light, Representative
and edwin Spencer, Jr., Repre-
sentative. Tallahassee, fla.
Resolved: That we the updersigH-
ed qualified voters and citizens Of
election district eight in Marion
county, Florida, in meeting assem-
bled, ask our senator and represen-
tatives to the state legislature shat
they rake up the question of the mo
fence law for this district and they
do What is possible to have law
PASSED granting this section and dis
trict the right to hold an election
! within sixty days from the passage Of
All act for the aforesaid purpose to
determine whether or not cattle,
hogs, sheep, horses AID goats shall
roam at large;
Resolved further, That we the
members of the Summer field I'M
Iprovement Society, and qualified vot-
ers and citizens endorse the action
af the members of the Fort King
improvement Society of Ocala. Fla.
land that a copy of these resolutions
5oe sent to the said society, and aIs9
that a copy esch be sent 10 the Ocal2
Board Of Trade and TO the board @:
( county commissioners of MaTiSn
county for their endorsement.
Respectfully submitted.
C p. Davis, Chairman.
] S. L. Campbell, Secretary.
Read and filed.
Petition by C.. H. Hogan ct al Esk-
ing a donation Of 81 for the assist
ance Of Mary Sewell read and on
motion of Commissioner Henderson
request was granted.
Mr.. c. A Tremeye appeared and
discussed the merits of the Herr
tractor for county uses and purposes.
On motion of Commissioner Wat
kins A. J. NARROW of Cotton Plant
was placed upon the pauper list at
$40 per monrh.
On motion of Commissioner Luff-
man Mr.. Little Of Citra was placed
on the pauper list at 81 per month,
and Abraham Johnson of Boardman
at So per month for June and after
wards at $40 per month.
On motion of Commissioner Davis
3 !,
pauper list at IS per month, warrant
to be mailed TO l. J. Fort.
On motion of Commissioner Hen
derson Will Bird was placed upon
tie pauper list at SIS per month for
June; afterwards at $40 per month
warrant to be mailed to Ollie Mordis,
Ocala
Quotations and letter by Champion
Supply Co. of Atlanta, Ga, read and
61ed.
Report of licenses issued by w. L.
Colbert, tax collector. for May show
ing state and county, read and filed.
On motion of Commissioner Hen
dexson the clerk was instructed to
order for L. L. Perry four little
Grant road scraper blades, same as
last had, and to have one shipped by
express and three by freight
On motion of Commissioner Luff-
man. it was ordered that if the bill
Incorporating strip IL, Silver Spgs.
into Ocala has passed the senate and
house of representatives and is sign
ed by the governor, work on the Sill
Yer Springs road to be stopped i'm
mediately.
On motion the board adjourned
until Wednesday, $500 a. m.
Wednesday, 500 II. M.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. all members present.
Mr.. Frank Harris appeared and
asked that the Ocala Banner be des-
ignated as the official newspaper to
publish the state laws passed by the