The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11

Clio from town along section line to
the Marion and Levy county line, run
ming on the east side of Buck Pond
temporarily, in the event that this be-
comes a hard road to go through the
pond on the section line to the Marion
and Levy county line," be opened and
declared public road.
1t appeared by affidavits of the pub
fishers of the proper advertisements
of notice of applications for permits
to sell liquors, wines and beer in pre-
cinct No. l of the following persons,
to-wit: John r. Moore, Ocala House
Wine Rooms, G. d. Hogan & Co., The
Carmichael & Son Co., Harry Peter &
Co., S. NJ. Stanley and r. L. Heating,
that proper notice has been made and
there being no objections made there
to, permits are therefore granted to
said firms to sell liquors, wines and
beer in Ocala, precinct No. 1.
The board thereupon adjourned
until 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Wednesday, September 8, 1914.
The board met pursuant to adj
journment, all members present. A
vote being taken on the question of
paying the tax collector for cash reg
lister bought by him for use in the
tax collectors office, for $4,000,
Commissioners Davis, Huffman and
Henderson voted aye and Cimmis-
sion Watkins and Carmichael voted
nay. The bill was thereupon ordered
paid.
A deed for right of way for public
road as follows: A strip of land Is
feet wide, running due east and west
upon and along the south line of eA
of seA and esd of swA of section "a,
and sell of sell of section %; also
a strip of land Is feet wide running
due east and west upon and along the
north line of e1a or neA and nwA
of section 25 and neA of neA of Sec
ton 26, township Ia, range 81, having
been granted by the Standard Lime
Co., B. C. Webb, manager, said right
of way is accepted and the same de-
clared a public road.
On motion it was ordered that all
applicants for permit to carry fire
arms appear in person and give the
board good reasons why such permit
should be granted. All applications
to carry fire arms now before the
board being laid over until next meet
ing.
Mr.. w. o. Massey appeared before
the board with an application for pr
NIT to carry a pistol, and satisfactory
reasons being given for same, a
license is granted to him to carry
such pistol.
Tax Collector Colbert filed his re-
port of licenses collected for the
month of August, 1914, which was ap-
proved.
The sheriff filed his report of fines
and costs imposed during the month
of August, 1914, to the state auditor.
which was approved.
Communications from The Balti-
more Enamel & Novelty Co., Balti-
more, Md; Enameled Steel Sign Co.,
Chicago, ILL.,, and Marion Hardware
Co., Ocala, Fla; were read and filed,
with reference to road signs.
Tax Collector Colbert filed his re-
port of licenses collected during July.
and his report of poll taxes collected
for the month of August.
Reports of justices of the peace,
ors for districts numbers "a, 20, IL, 3,
9, L, July and August), were filed.
Reports of justices of the peace,
showing no business for the month OF
August, as follows: Alexander Wynne
and III. w. Douglass.
Reports of Justices of the peace
showing fines and costs imposed dur
ing August, as follows: Jos. Atkins
fines SO, costs $2.S5; A. J. Ellis, fines
800, costs $50.67; z. A. McClaren
fines SIS, costs $23.70; w. s. Priest
fines SIS, costs $16.65; 2. Graham
fines 81, costs $3.50; w. H. Anderson
fines $3.50. costs SO; J. G. Ferguson
fines $50, costs $sO.O5; w. e. Smith