The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-11

line to Lebanon" was accepted and
the road ordered posted.
COMMUNICATION as to roads from
Mr.. ]. P. Dudley was referred TO
the county engineer.
Rachel Floyd was ordered put on
the pauper list at SO per month.
Lewis Graham was ordered put on
the pauper list at SO per month
Jim Robinson AMI his mother
were ordered put on the pauper list
at SIS per month for two month.
Miss Sarah Snow was ordered put
on the pauper list at Sc per month.
The petition to place Alex Ander-
son on the pauper list was referred
to Com. Watkins for investigation
Messrs. Meffert and Rou appeared
before the board and requested that
the county open road west of Lowell
for which right of way had been
decided by the citizens beginning
at the intersection of the Ocala and
Mcintosh road with the south line
section 81, tip. 10, range 21, running
thence west on the section lines to \
the intersection of the Fernandez
grant, thence southwesterly with the
grant line tothe intersection of the
northwest u of the southwest "a of
the northwest II of section 80, tip.
10, range 81, thence west on the n
section lines to the intersection with
the OcaIa and Fairfield road, run
ming north and south at the center
of section 81, Up. 10, range 81" 1t
was ordered that the deeds for this
right of way be accepted and the
road opened as public road.
The report of Messrs. II. T. Hall,
H. Neiderhoeffer and w NJ. Shock
ley, the committee to view, mark and
lay out road as follows: Commencing
at the ne. corner of sell section 20,
tip. 13, range 21, following section
line to the sw. corner of Maynard's
grove, thence going in a northwest
direction along Maynard's line for
220 or more feet, thence crossing
the field in little south of west di-
rection to corner of section line and
follow said section line to the center
of section 80, tip. Is, range 21, to
connect with the Ocala and Fairfield
roda," was accepted and the road
ordered posted.
Messrs. Epperson and Others ap-
peared before the board in the mat
ter of the road from Marion county
connecting with the road from Levy
county. The action was deferred on
this matter for the present.
Upon motion it was ordered that
Mr. Henry Lominac be charged $40
| only for the loss of two convicts and
| his bill be passed for s32.5S.
Tt was ordered that the road between
sections s and IS, beginning at the
residence of L. J. Hall. intersecting
with the Citra and Fort Mccoy public
road in lot 1 sec. IS, thence west to
NV corner of lot 5, section Is, tip. 13,
range %, thence sw to Buxton Ford
thence to intersect with the Fleming
ton and Eureaka road at L. B. Halls"
be declared a public road and opened.
1t was ordered that the road known
as the Dunnellon and Levy county line
road, described as follows: Beginning
| at Williams street, Dunnellon, running
a little east of north until it intersects
with the section line between sections
% and 26 one imle and 6-10 from town
along section line to the Marion and
| county line, running on the east side of
Buck Pond temporarily, in the event
that it becomes hard road, TO go thru
the pond on the section line and
from Buck Pond on the section line TO
| the Marion and Levy county line" be
Iopened and declared a public road.
1t appearing by affidavits of the
publishers of the proper advertise
ments of notice of applications for per-
mits to sell liquors, wines and beer in
precinct No I, of the following persons
to-wit: John T. Moore, Ocala House
| Wine Rooms, G. D. Hogan & CO., The
Carmichael Son & Co., Harry Peter &
Co., S. NJ Stanley and r. L. Heating
that the proper notice had been made
and there being no objections made
thereto, permits are therefore granted
to said firms 20 sell liquors. wines and
beer in Ocala, precinct No. 1.
Wednesday,, September 9th