The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-12-18

mouth, j. G. Ferguson for justices of
i the peace, We're each approved.
Pond Ct ". L. Colbert, tax collect
or, approved.
Bond of j. NJ. Graham, treasurer,
approved.
Bond of w. E. MaGahagin, notary
public, approved.
Bonds of G. S. Scott and B. R.
Bitch as members of the board of
public instruction, were approved.
Bond of Mr. W. D. earn, county
commissioner, approved.
Mrs. Lucy G. Sanders and Mrs. An
ME Barrett and Mrs. Neil NJ. Nc
Donald were each granted widows
exemption.
The board ordered that the Belle
view and Levon road requested at the
last meeting of the board be closed
accordingly, and that the road be
posted and advertised as public road
to wit: Beginning at line running
north between sections 13 and IA,
twonship It's, r. % from half section
line and w through sections Ia and
13, tp IL S, zee TO half section line
e and w through sections IL and IL,
tip II S, zee and the road from
where Jacksonville avenue crosses the
Ocala and Summerfeld road near the
center of section SO, tp los, 22e,
running west on half section line di-
viding sections So, 35, and Sd to Lee
Won and Ocala public road, be also
posted and advertised as public
road.
Bond Of E. S. Reichard to carry
rife 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 collected; poll
taxes collected, and auto licenses coll
lected for the month of November.
John NJ. Graham filed his reports as
treasurer, for the month OF Novem-
Der.
John P. Galloway filed his reports to
the state auditor as sheriff.
The matter of appointing road over
seers, ferrymen, ETC., was deferred to
the meeting on December 31at.
The following justices of the peace
filed reports of fines and costs inn
posed during November, to wit: w.
E. Smith, county judge, fines 500,
costs Sob; j.. G. Ferguson, J. P. dis
trict No. 1. fines $570, costs $226.10;
z. A. McClaren, J. p, district No. 2,
fines $29, costs $14.85; w. H. Ander-
son, j. P, district No. 3, costs Slab;
i C. R. Veal, ]. P, district No. 4, fines
So, costs $24.46; W. S. Priest, j. p,
district No. Is, fines $55, costs 81. 25;
A. J. Ellis, j. p, district No Is, fines
S2;,J. NJ. Barksdale, j. p, district No.
"a, fines SIS.
j The following justices of the peace
Med reports showing no business dur
| ing November, to wit: z. Graham,
]. P, district No. %; Alexander
Wynne, J. p, district No. 10; and H.
w. Douglass, j. p, district No. Z.
Mark and brands inspectors for dis
tricts Nos. /, s, 8, IL, 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,
Il Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen: ]
herewith submit report for November.
District No. 1. Blitchton road clay
ed 1900 feet near mile post, moved
TAB Gu. yards earth building fills for
! drain pipes. Cost of grading $74.80;
cost of clay road 9 cents per Hneal
! foot, or $368.80. Total $443.6O. Cost
of feeding mules 46.9-10 cents pei
mule per day; cost of feeding con.
victs 25.8-1O cents per man per day
; District No. 1. Repairing Orange
avenue road, about 5000 feet, cost
! 2.9-10 cents per lineal foot, $22O.54.
District No. 1. Howell & Chambliss
5 road, cost $3.50.
t District No. 2 1890 on Mcintosh
: and Pennington road. built 2495 feet
of clay road, graded 1913 Gu. yds, cost
7 14.3-10 cents per lineal #, or $355.78
5 Cost Of feeding mules So 1-2 cents pei
/ day per mule, cost Of feeding con.
t victs q $40 cents per man per day
/. District No. 5. Fairfield and Elem
!, ington read, built 1922 feet clay road
: cost s 9-10 cents lineal foot, tota
S367.72. Cost of feeding mules 81