The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-08-14

on section line between sections Is
and "a. and running west to the Ocala
and Reddick road. was read and re-
ferred to Commissioner Luffman.
A communication from the Afro
American Health and Old Folks Asso-
citation asking that the county lease
them the old jail building for a negro
hospital, was read, and on motion re-
ferred to Chairman Carmichael TO
confer with this association with ref
erence to a contract or lease.
On motion OF Commissioner Hender-
son it was ordered that the road from
the Astor to the Fort aGtes road by
Oklawaha Bridge church be opened.
On motion it was ordered that a
warrant be drawn on the special in
debtedness fund in favor of any of
the banks holding validated road
warrants or road warrants issuea
prior to July, 1913. to take said war.
rants to the extent of 19SG.40, the
amount now on hand in said f.nd.
On motion it was ordered that the
ianitor be instructed to lock the doors
of the court house at night. and that
county officers entering the court
house at night be requested to keep
all doors locked.
Applications for permits to sell H.
quors, wines and beer in election dis
trict number one were filed by Wal
ter r. Pedrick, s. NJ. Stanley. Harry
Peter & Co., The Carmichael & Son
Co., John T. Moore, r. L. Heating and
the Ocala House Wine Rooms. were
fled and ordered published as requir
ed by law.
Mr.. c. L. Gamsby. county engineer.
submitted his report for July, show
ing work in district 1, on Grahamvilie
road and Sharpe Ferry road. $34i.03;
repaired 31s miles of Mcintosh road.
s241.41. District 9, work of Dunnel.
Ion road, $357.2G; district 3, repair
work On Lake Weir road. S59G.23; dis
trict 4, repairing bridges on Salt
Springs road, also in the scrub,
$6S.16 district >, built $50 feet or
lime road on Mcintosh road. 211i feet
lime road, S93 feet clay road. s375.G3
On motion it was ordered that the
comptroller be recommended to al
low ]. T. Register TO redeem 5 acres
in sec "a, tp II. r 26. embraced in GER
tifcate No. 225S Of 1898, upon pay.
ment of face OF certificates and omit
ted taxes without interest.
Commissioners appointed to mark
and lay out public road from the Cit
ra and Fort Mccoy road to the Flem-
ingtcn and Eureka road. submitted
their report, which was on motion ac-
cepted, and the same ordered posted.
Commissioners appointed to marx
and lay out public road from Dunnel- 4
lon to the Levy county line. known as
the Dunnellon and Morriston road.
submitted their report, which was on
motion accepted and said road or. I
iered posted.
Notary bond Of c. w. Quick was
approved.
Bond Of d. z. Jones as deputy sher-
iff was approved.
Bond of D. NJ. Barco. supervisor OF .
as approved.
Bond Of ]. f. Adams TO carry pis-
ol was approved.
Inspectors Of marks and brands for
districts s, 3, Is. IL, 20. q. "a. and -
lied their reports.
Reports of fines imposed in justice
courts were as follows: w. E. Smith,
county judge. fines, ss46. costs ss6.7e;
/. G. Ferguson. J. p, fines s5i2, costs
;l22.0S; NJ. L. Payne. J. p. fines 81.
The following justices reported no
ines imposed in their courts: A. j.
Ellis, Alexander wynne and ID. Gra-
lam.
The following resolution was unan-
mously passed:
Whereas. The present river and
larbor bill is being held up in the I
enate, which may cause it's defeat
here, or probably go over until the [
lext session OF congress, which Is in