The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-09

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1918 feet towards Lights hill. Grad
ed $50 cubic yards through Fairfield
and ramps. to Tampa & Jacksonville
railroad crossing, costing 10 cents
per lineal foot Cost of feeding
mules, Size. per head; cost of feed
ing convicts, 2S.4c. per man. Total
s3S3S5.
District No. 1, ocala and Lake
Weir road. Repaired 10, 400 feet. |
costing 4.7c. per lineal foot. Cost of
feeding mules 54.Sc. per head; cost
of feeding convicts, 21.7c. per man.
Total, s491.19.
Charged district No. 9, $23.44.
District No. 1. Opening Silver
Springs road 1900 feet, cost for
grubbing in hammock land 5 1sc. per
lineal foot. Total $10O.35.
District No. l, opening road from
Mcintosh road to Fairfield road, part
of cost, s73.03.
District No. 5, repairing and clay
ing Mcintosh and Remington road,
four miles, total, s136.92, of which
part was in district. Total, $1O75.
The people on this road contributed
teams to assist for the two weeks we
worked there.
District No. 1. Clayed $50 feet on
Shapes Ferry road Cost lie. per
lineal foot. Total, $73.42.
District No. 4, Orange Hammock
road. Repaired with clay four miles,
filling in Negrotown crossing. Total,
$190.64. Repairing Heather Island
ferry, cost, $46.O1. Total, $225.09.
District No 3, Oklawaha and Moss
Bluff road. Cost for month, s2351.
Total for month, $208032.
In accordance with your instruc-
tions, 1 have inspected bridge at
Dunnellon repaired by Mr.. w. j.
Waters, l find skeins on caps are
too cumberous, having used old plank
and inch boards instead of one piece.
These are apt to cause trouble in a
short time. The total amount of hum
Der used was about 1900 feet ID.
NJ. at the price of the contract. This
figures a price of 1861 per NJ,
which / consider an excessive price
for such work The lumber used
ought to be bought for SIT to SIS
per M. Respectfully,
c. l.. Gamsby, County Engineer.
On motion of Mr. Henderson ii
was ordered that the clerk draw a
| warrant in favor of w. J. Waters for
500 on account of work on Dunnel-
Ion bridge. and that the clerk request
the Citrus county commissioners to
furnish this county with copy oil
their contract with Mr. Waters CT
the Dunnellon bridge.
1t was ordered that the Dunnellon
} Inglis and Lebanon road be declares
public road and ordered opened.
1t was ordered that the road mark
} ed out by Messrs. II. T. Hall ct al
: com at ne cor of Sc of 29-13-21
following section line to sw cor O.
: northwest direction along Maynard
: line for 200 or more feet, Themes
crossing the field in a little south o
west direction to the corner of sec
Z tion line and follow said section lin
: 10 the center of sec. 80, tip. 8 Fl Il
t connect with Ocala and Fairfield road
be opened as a public road.
On report of Commissioners Wat
kins, the board refused to put Ale
Q Anderson on the pauper list.
!, Notary bond of Mr.. Frank Drak
s was presented and approved.
r On motion the clerk was directe
t to draw a warrant for So in favo
e of Bertha Hayes, a county conviei
u she having served twelve months /
y the county jail.
5 Tt was ordered that a warrant D
d drawn in favor of P. H. Nugent 70
o SIS to pay amounts due county cor
It victs at the expiration of their ser
/ fences.
y The board adjourned to meet at
II O'Clock Wednesday morning.
Wednesday, October Z, 1914.
e Board met pursuant to adjourl
o ment. ALI members present.
The county attorney called and a.
p vised the board that candidatt
ID nominated by petition must be p'
s on the ticket at the election, regar
r less as to whether they qualified
to the primary or not.
70 In accordance with the request
as the OcaIa-Silver Springs Canal Cor
mission fha hoard named MesSl
ID Baxter earn and George MaeKay
er serve on said commission for ty
years.
II The board instructed the clerk
at write the governor recommends
n appointment of Terry Young as ma