The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-12-18
public approved.

public approved.
Bonds of G. s. Scott and B. r.
Bitch as memers of the board of
public instruction were approved.
Bond of Mr.. w. d. earn, county
commissioner approved.
Mrs. Lucy C. Sanders and Mrs.
Annie Barrett and Mrs. Neil M. Nc
Donald were each granted widows ex-
emption.
The board ordered that the Belle
view and Levon road requested at
the last meeting of the board be clos
ed and also be posted and advertised
as public road
Bond of E. S. Reichard to carry
rifle was approved and license order
| ed issued.
The matter of strawing roads in the
county was deferred to the regular
meeting in January.
Tax collector w. L. Colbert filed
his reports of licenses, poll taxes and
auto licenses collected for the month
of November.
John M. Graham filed his report as
treasurer for the month of November.
John P. Galloway filed his report
to the state auditor as sheriff.
The matter of appointing road over
seers, ferrymen, etc., was deferred to
the meeting on December 31st.
| The following justices of the peace
fieled reports of fines and costs i'm
posed during November, to-wit: w.
E. Smith, county Judge. fines $4,000.
costs $10.13; j. G. Ferguson, fines
$4,000 costs $226.10; q. A. McClaran
fines $4,000, costs $14.13; C. r. Veal.
fines $500, costs 2446; w. S. Priest,
fines $500, costs s7125; A. j. Ellis,
fines $500; ]. M. BarksdaIe, fines
$500
The following justices of the peace
filed reports showing no business
during the month of November. to-
wit: 2. Graham, No. 90; Alexander
Wynne, No. 10; and H. W. Douglass
No. z.
Mark and brand inspectors for dis
tricts Nos. l, s, 8, II, IS, 81, "a, 26, and
20 filed reports.
The board instructed the sheriff to
pay all deputy sheriffs serving at the
November election, and render his
bill to the board for amounts so paid
at the next meeting of the board.
County Engineer, c.. L. Gamsby,
filed his report of work done and
amounts expended during November
as follows:
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners. Mr.. Chairman and
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit report for No
vember. District No. 1. Blitchton
road clayed 1900 feet near mile post,
moved 74S cupid yards earth building
ILLS for drain pipe. Cost of grading
$74.S0; cost of clay road cents per
lineal foot, or $36S.S0. Total $443.6O
Cost of feeding mules As 9-1o cents
per mule per day; cost of feeding
convicts rs $40 cents per man per
day.
District No. 1. Repairing Orange
avenue road, about 5000 feet, cost
2 $40 cents per hneal foot, $220.54.
District No. 2. Howell and Cham
bliss road, cost 1880.
District No. 2. 1880. Mcintosh and
Pennington road, built 2495 feet of
clay road, graded 163 cupid yards.
Cost IA $40 cents per lineal foot, or
s355.7S. Cost of feeding mules 561s
cents per day per mule, cost of feed
ing convicts 81 S-10 cents per man
per day.
District No. 6. Fairfield and Flem-
ington road, built 2495 feet of clay
road, cost s go cents per lineal foot.
total $S67.72. Cost of feeding mules
IS Clio cents per day per mule: cost
lof feeding convicts 20 $40 cents per
man per day.
District No. 4. Opened 3 miles new
road, graded 21a miles road, strawed
AZ miles from Sharpe's Ferry road
towards Lynne and Lynne towards
Common. Cost 1888 per mile. Total
| $405.17.
District No. g. Total $2.74.
Total amount for month $2e07.2s.
Resp. submitted,
c. L. GAMSBY,
County Beginner.
All bills audited and approved were