The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-20
last legislature, which was, on mo-
ton granted


ton granted.
Bill by w. c. Smoak for repairs
to scraper, was, on motion, refused,
and Mr.. Smoak requested to charge
item to parties having work done
Hon. w. L. Colbert filed report of
automobile licenses issued during
May, 1913, showing collections
therefor $4,000, which was read
and filed.
On motion Of Commissioner Hen
derson duplicate warrant was or
Gered issued to Remington Type
writer Co. for one lost, for $3.50.
On motion of Commissioner Dav-
is the clerk was instructed to notify
the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Co
to repair road crossing between the
123Td and 124th mile posts south
Of Ocaia, and put same in proper
shape.
On motion warrant was ordered
drawn TO Gibbons Proctor, account
! costs expended in defense OF a charge
of murder, tried at the fall term of
court, 1918.
On motion, the costs in cases from
the County Judges and justices
! courts, where no bills were found,
I ordered paid by the county. There
were 10 of such cases.
superintendent Brinson appeared
and presented the following:
To the Honorable Board o. County
Commissioners:
Gentlemen:-We, representing
the Board of Public instruction of
Marion County, respectfully call
Your attention to the bad condition
lof the floor of the office occupied by
this board and the superintendent of
public instruction, also the necessi-
ty to have a safe in this office for the
lsafe keepingof many very important
school records; also to have the glass
in the lower sash OF the south win
dow replaced.
These requests are male by order
of the BOARD of public instruction.
W. G.. earn, Chairman
J. H. Brinson, Secretary.
On motion of Commissioner Hen
the proposition was accepted and the
iclerk was instructed to advertise for
bids to have the floors replaced with
cen1ent such as is now in the halls or
corridor of county court house, and
also ask for bids for thing floor such
as is now in Harrington Hall
Office, bidders to furnish specifca-
tons etc.
Outstanding Warrants, June 1, 1913
County proper fund. 1922, 315.0 3
County Roads
Refunded warrants ,329.77
Not refunded .. 2S,602.2O
S96,931.97
Fine & Forfeiture Fund. S 293.14
Building Fund
Refunded Jail Cons IS 3,21691
Cell Wk 1,936.OO
Not refunded. ... 9,24S.32
5 29,S25.03
1929, 365.17
Cash ON Hand June 1, 1913.
County Proper Fund. IS 114.56
County Roads. .... ASS
Fine & Forfeiture Fund. 2,535.25
Building Fund . 1885
2,667.19
Balance Due from 1912
Assessment not yet reported by tax
collector.
ICounty Proper Fund IS 1,19S.42
County Road Fund Gin
Guiding spec. int fund.- 7,191.05
County Fine & Forft. End 99S.9S
building Fund . 2,396.79
Total. ........ Sill 1924
Hon. P. H. Nugent appeared and
lstated there was an iron safe in his
loffice that could be used by the
,schOol board if the interior of it
would salt them.
Hon. r. b. Bullock appeared in
behalf Of L. j. Cassels, who was pres
ent. On motion Of Commissioner
! Watkins the sheriff was instructed
Ito accept Mr.. Cassels from the Fla
Pine Co, and deliver him to Mr.
Henry Gordon, uperintendent.
Dr.. Van Hood appeared in behalf
iof Mrs. Sweat and asked assistance
for her and her children.
On motion of Commissioner Luff-
man it was ordered that warrant for
+ SO per month be drawn in favor of
Mrs. ]. T. Lancaster, to be used for
/ Mrs. Sweat's children.
! Hon. VIM. Hooker appeared rel
ative to the county attorneyship and
on motion of Commissioner Hender-
son, Mr.. Hooker was retained as
county attorney for two years at
salary of $4,000 per month.
Hon P. H. Nugent appeared and
presented telegram as follows:
Two Ocala extension bills ap-
proved May 20, eHectlVe immediate
~ signature Park Trammell, COVER
nor" which was filed.
On motion of Commissioner Luff-
man it was ordered that the work on
the Ocala-SilVer Springs road be
continued for four days at the ex
pense of the city of Ocala.
All bills approved and audited were
ordered paid.
Road bills paid amounting to
S...... were distributed as follows:
No further business coming before
he board an adjournment was or
Gered until the first Monday in July,
1918, unless convened by the chair
man.
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