The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-14
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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AXE, e2ss 6 5.1o cents per Iineal
Soot, or $50. We are indebted to
residents Of No. and No. for con
;riblttng teams to assist IN this
work open.ng Peiro school house
road, cost 5000. Total sS94.11.
D.strist 10. 4 Repairing bridges
an roass. Butt 500 feet road.
Total 214S49.
District 40. ). Fairfield and F'Iem-
ingson read. Bailt 3o54 feet Of lime
AMI 40 feet OF clay. Total 1904
FEET. Cost 13 40 cents per a:neal
foot. Re dick road graded 1890 feet
at cost OF 4 II cents per ,linea1 foot.
or SSH. Cost of feeding mules
4s 80 cents per head per day: cost
of feeding conyicts 81 TO cents per
man per day. Total $4SS.S9.
Total for October, 1914, $2337.79.
Respectfully submitted,
c. J.. Gamsby, County Engineer.
Croket Houston and Easter Hous-
ton were put on the pauper list at So
each per month.
Mr.. y. A. Fort submitted his ag-
ricultural. horticultural. live stock
and mining report as county emu
merator, which was approved and
accepted by the board.
The report of Mrs. J. R. Moorhead,
canning club agent. was received and
file1.
Aunt Patty was ordered placed on
the pauper list at So per month.
Applications of j. B. George, C. H.
Hogan to carry rifles were approved
and permits granted.
Road asked for by Mr.. or. L. Payne
refused for the present.
Petition to change Norwalk road
crossing to B. f. Holly's place was
refused.
The clerk was directed to request
the T. & G. Railroad to put in repair
their crossing at their track on the
Cqdtown and F'lemington road about
| IL miles north of Emathla, and
the s. "A. L. railway to construct a
good crossing where the public road
crosses It's road 1000 feet north of
the 14S-mile post near Dallas.
Petition to close the road from in
tersect:on with Ievon and Ccala road
in sec IA tip IT s r % e northeastern
~ thru sec IL to half sec line of sec
II tip II %, known as Levon and
Belleview road and to open road ON
sec line running north between secs
13 and IA tp IT s r i22 e from half
sec line and W thru secs IA and 3,
I'D II r % to half sec line and W
thru secs II and 10 tip IT r j22, was
referred to Commissioner Davis.
The board decided to pay the
county demonstration agent, S. ]. Nc
Gully, $3.50 a year, payable .s,25 per
month for 10 months, and the clerk
was directed to issue warrant month
ly for that amount. Commissioners
Watkins and Davis voting aye and
Commissioners huffman and Hender-
SON voting nay. The chairman then
voting aye.
The board decided not to donate
anything to Comfort Lodge on the
ground that it should be done by the
citizens of Oca1a and the merchants
of the town.
Petition OF VIM. w. Vaughn for IL
cense to carry pistol granted.
Cost bill in the case of Ohio Jen.
nfngs case was refused.
The clerk was instructed to write
the comptroller and recommend that
Mrs. w. H. Harrison be allowed tc
redeem two acres at Citra from tar
sales without interest.
Commissioner Carmichael arrive5
and took his seat with the board.
Petition to straw road beginnins
at Orange avenue and run e and v
on quarter sec line of sec 9 tip IT /;
T % quarter mile and same line OF
sec 10 tip IT r % quarter mil,
and on sec line between secs IA AM
10 one-eighth mile, was referred Il
Commissioner Davis and the coun t.
engineer with power to act.
1t was ordered that the clerk writ,
the comptroller and recommend tina
Morris Solomon he allowed to redeem
part of lot E. c. Smiths add Il
Ocala, sold June, 1907. certifcat
No. 797, at valuation of $50.
The clerk was directed to Motif
the county Judge and justice of tn
peace district No. ], not to emp1o
prosecuting attorneys in their courts
County demonstration agent sub
mitted his report for October whic
was filed.
The board ordered that the Saw
dust Pond and Fairfield road be open
ed. Commissioners Watkins, Luffma
and Davis voting aye and Commits
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