The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-20

Fairfield vicinity appeared before
the board and complained as to the
manner of recording marks and
brands in the Ocala district, which
was on motion referred to the chair
man.
The claim Of John B. Grtggs for
state pension was approved.
Petition for public road com
mencing at a point on the old wire
road on section line between sec
| tons 13 and "a, and running west to
the Ocala and Reddick road, was
read and referred to Commissioner
Huffman
A communication from the Afro
American Health and Old Folks As
sociation asking that the county
lease the old jail building for a ne
gro hospital, was read, and ON mo-
ton referred to Chairman Carmi-
chael to confer with their associa-
lease.
On motion of Commissioner Hen
derson it was ordered that the road
from Astor to the Fort Gates 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 issued
prior to July 1913, to take said war.
, rants to the extent of $1986.40, the
amount now on hand in said fund.
On motion it was ordered that the
janitor be instructed to lock the
doors Of the court house at nigh
and that county officers entering the
court house at night be requested
to keep all doors locked.
) Applications for permits to sell Ii
, quors, wines and beer in election dis
trict No. / were filed by Walter r.
Pedrick, S. NJ. Stanley, Harry Pete,
} & Co., The Carmichael & Son Co.
John T. Moore, r.. L. Heating anC
5 Ocala House Wine Rooms, were fileC
and ordered published as required
by law
Mr. c. L. Gamsby, county engi
neer, submitted his report for July
showing work in district 1, on Ora
hamville road and Sharp's Ferr!
road, $341.03; repaired u miles o
Mcintosh road, S241.41. Distric
2, work on Dunnellon road, $357.26
9 district 3, repair work on Lake Wei
road, $576.23; district 4 repairing
: bridges on Salt Springs road, also il
d the scrub, S68.16; district ), bull
9 $50 feet of lime road on Mcintosh
/ road, 2114 feet lime road, 1913 fee
e clay road, $375.63.
f On motion it was ordered that tn
controller be recommended to ALLOW
! T. J. Register to redeem B acres il
t sec 81, tip II, &c, embraced in Ger
2 tiicate No. 1858 of 1898, upon pay
D ment of face of certificates and omit
d ted taxes without interest.
| Commissioners appointed to mari
: and lay out public road from tn,
: Citra and Fort Mccoy road to tn,
! Flemington and Eureka road, sub
: united their report, which was OF
: motion accepted and the same order
/ ed posted.
Commissioners appointed to mari
: and lay out public road from Dun
E Mellon to the Levy county line
4 known as the Dunnellon and Morris
e ton road, submitted their report
f which was on motion accepted an,
: said road ordered posted.
: Notary bond of c. w. Quick wa
f approved.
p Bond of D. E. Jones as deput
a sheriff was approved.
C Bond of D. NJ. Barco, supervise
u of registration was approved.
d Bond of ]. H. Adams to carry pis
r tol was approved.
Inspector Of marks and brands fo
: districts s, 8, 16, II, 20, q "A an
d % filed their reports.
e Reports of fines imposed in justic
g courts were as follows: w. E. Smith
S county judge, fines, S346, costs S97
S 70; J. G. Ferguson, J. p, fines S512
: costs, $122.0S; NJ. L. Payne, ]. P
e fines, So.
The following justices reported n
e fines imposed in their courts: A. ,
Ellis, Alexander Wynne and D. Grs
ham.
g The following resolution was III
animously passed:
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