The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-21
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the S. A. l.. r. r. Co., were damaging
the public road, etc, at Weirsdale,
read, and on motion the clerk was in
structed to write the railroad author
tiles to put the road in shape at once.
Communication by Hon. w. v.
Knott. comptroller. relative to forms
for clerks records and report to the
comptroller, under chapter 6428, laws
of 1913, read and clerk was instruct
ed to order necessary supplies as set
out in this letter.
Reports by mark and brand in
spectors were read and filed.
Report by r. c. Fort, Joseph STAN
aland. James Wilson, commissioners
under road petition by J. R. Rogers.
filed report, and on motion of Com
missioner Henderson report was &C
cepted, and road ordered posted and
clerk instructed to send notices to r.
c. Fort, Lynne, Fla.
Communication by A. w Brais of
Dunnellon relative TO mark and brand
inspector, read and fled.
Letter and folder by the Miami
Winter Chautauqua, at Miami, Fla,
read and filed.
Applications for county licenses
filed by Tax Collector Colbert.
Mark and brand inspectors report
for district No 81 for September and
October, read and fled
The following justices filed reports
showing fines and costs imposed dur
ing October, 1918:
w. E. Smith, county judge, mes,
$1139.75 costs, $303.40.
NJ. l.. Payne, fines, 10; costs, $2.5S.
A. J. Ellis, fines, $22; costs, $15.69.
C. r. Veal, fines, So; costs 1888.
2. A. McClaren, fines o; costs,
s1770.
Reports read and filed.
John NJ. Graham, county treasurer,
filed report of receipts and disburse-
ments for October, 1913, showing:
School Fund-Received, s3004.03;
disbursed, s2sS9.5s. Bal. s14.44.
Road Fund-Received $2352.73;;
disbursed, s2325.s8. Bal, $26.S5.
County Proper Fund-Received,
$2O59.52; disbursed, $2O54.S1. Bal,
SAIL.
Fine and Forfeiture Fund-Receiv-
ed, $901.9s; disbursed, s4S655. Bal,
s465.43.
Building Fund-Received. $196.s3;
disbursed, s6.62 Bal, $1S9.91.
County Sub-School Received,
s6145.S4; disbursed. sss5.4S; Bal,
S5160.41.
Total balances, $56S1.75.
Report read and filed.
Communication and proposition by
Robert S. Abbott read and filed.
Letter by j. NJ Rutiedge, superin-
tendent of roads at Talbotton, Ga,
read and filed.
Letter by NJ H. Snow, clerk board
of county commissioners, Hernandez
county, read and filed.
Bill by G. S. Scott, with insurance
policy on the armory building, read
and clerk was instructed to share this
insurance equally with all agencies
doing business in the county.
All bills audited and approved or
dered paid.
Road bills paid amounting to s4,-
$500, paid and distributed as fol-
lows:
Commissioners district No. l.
$2OS.3O; No. ?, s1166.5O; No. 3,
$25477; No. 4, $4,000; No. 3, $721.21;
Henry Gordon anda crew, $903.79;
l. l.. Priest and crew, $825.52; treas
urer's commissions, $23.35 interest to
bank, s54.2S, Total, $45Ss.02.
Notary public bonds by Ola Potter
and T. d. Lancaster, Jr., read and ap-
proved.
Widows pension claim by Mrs.
Elizabeth E. Gaffney of Citra, APPROX
ed.
Notary public bonds by c. r. Kreg-
er and B. F. Vaughn, read and approx
ed
Bonds to carry pistol by A. ]. Hall
and J. F. Cherry read and approved.
Bond to carry rife by H. w. Henry,
Jr, read and approved
No further business coming before
the board the same adjourned until
next regular meeting on December 2,
unless sooner called by the chairman.
THE MEETING AT PALATkA