The Ocala banner., 1914-06-12
FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1914

or not he can be cured or relieved
by an operation.
A petition containing 81 signatures
of registered voters Of Summerfield
district, No. was received asking
the board to call an election in said
district to determine. whether or not
hogs shall be permitted to roam at
/ large within said district, it appearing
that said petition contained one
fourth of the registered voters of said
district, it was received, and on mo-
tiCn referred to Commissioner Davis
1t was on motion ordered that a
warrant be drawn for $5,203.45 on
the special Indebtedness fund in
favor of the Munroe & Chambliss
Bank to take up $4,S23.G3 of validated
road warrants and $397.S2 for road
warrants issued prior to July 1913.
The clerk was on motion author
rized to exchange typewriter in his
office for new one.
A communication was received
from E. A. Smith of Micanopy asking
for an appropriation for Georgia Alb
bOtt, was on motion referred to Mr..
C. L. Gamsby, county engineer for
investigation.
The county engineer submitted his
report for the month of May of road
work to w.t. District No. 1, repairing
bridges on Gr&hamville and Daisy
road $G0.S2, work on Kendrick and
Anthony road $21.61.
District No. 2, built 1914 feet of
Dunnellon road at cost of $365.S3.
District No. 3, 2400 feet of road built
on Lake Weir road, cost $454.96, of
which $19559 to be charged to town
of Belleview, graded 1 and 3-4 miles
on Heather Island causeway $195.29,
clayed 909 feet Summerfield $S751,
strawed 1-3 mile near Pedro $19.46,
clayed 130 feet at Gambler, $3G.S4.
District No. 4 built 1.5 miles new
road and grubbed road to Juniper
creek, $213.0G. District No. 5 Fair
field and Lowell road grubbed 1850
feet, Fairfield and Martin road grad
ed G345 feet, Mcintosh road lined
2151 feet, cost $327.53, repaired
Orange Creek bridge, Citra and Fort
Mccoy road, Fort Mccoy and Antho-
ny read, Fort Mccoy and Daisy road,
and Daisy and Grahamville road,
cost $142.5O.
w. L. Colbert, tax collector, report
ed collection of $3.50 on account of
licenses and $521.0O poll taxes.
Reports of fines were filed as fol-
lows: w. E. Smith, county Judge, fines
1920, costs $159.7O; J. G. Ferguson, J.
P, fines $17O, costs $4S.45; A. J. Ellis,
]. P, fines $S1, costs $73.OS.
The following justices reported no
fines imposed in their courts: Alexan-
der Wynne, 2. A. McClaren, H. w.
Douglass, w. H. Anderson, J. F.. Bru-
ton and z. Graham.
Inspectors of marks and brands of
districts l, IL 20 and "a filed reports. |
Bond of o. H. Mathews, deputy
sheriff, with J. K. Harrison and w. !
T. Taylor sureties, and of B. F. Con-
don, deputy sheriff, with N. w. Har- :
rison and A. E. Burnett sureties, ap-'
proved.
Bonds of w. H. Moore and G. w. L. !
Denham to carry pistols and of ]. F. !
Hampton to carry rifle were approx !
ed.
Bond of w. A. Stevens, constable
district 13, with o. G. Scarborough and !
C. r. DeLoach sureties, and bond ofl
w. S. Priest, justice of the peace dis-I
trict 13, with J. w. Stevens and S. H. /
Martin, sureties, approved. !:
J. M. Graham, county treasurer, !
submitted his report, showing collect
tions for the month of May of SAL i
1866, disbursements, $43,00S.S3; cash !,
balance in treasury on all funds !
$14,713.5S.
The board thereupon adjourned.
P. H. NUGENT, Clerk.