The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-15

distance 2 II miles, was read and re-
ferred to the country engineer.
A committee from the Marion
Board of Trade appeared before the
board with reference TO financial
aid from the county, and informed
the board that at the July meeting
said committee would ask that a tax
be levied for publicity purposes, or
that the board make certain appro-
priations therefor.
On petition Lottie Stevens was
placed on the pauper list at So per
month.
On motion OF commissioner Davis
it was ordered that the county ply
stefan be requested TO investigate
the condition of Charles Kirkland, a
pauper and advise the board as to
whether or not he can be cured or
relieved by an operation
petition containing 81 signatur-
es of registered voters of Summer
field district No. g., 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 contain
ed one-fourth of the registered vot-
ers of said district, it was received,
and on motion referred to Commits
sioner Davis
1t was on motion ordered that
warrant be drawn for $5,203.45 on
the special Indebtedness fund in
favor of the Munroe & Chambliss
Bank to take up $4,S23.63 of valid
ated road warrants and $397.82 for
road warrants prior to July 1913.
The clerk was on motion author-
lied to exchange typewriter in his
Office for a new one.
A communication was rece,ve.,
from E. A. Smith of Micanopy ask
ing for an appropriation for Georgia
Abbott, 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-wit: District No. 1.
repairing bridges on GrahamviiIe
and Daisy road, $6O.S2: work on
Kendrick and Anthony road, s21.61
District No. 2: Built 1914 feet of
;Dunnellon road at cost of $365.S3.
District No. 3, 24O0 feet of roal built
on Lake Weir road. cost $454.36, Of
which 1859 to be charged to town
of Belleview; graded IL miles on
Heather Island causeway, S195.29;
clayed 900 feet Summerfield, $s7.51;
strawed 1-3 mile near Pedro $19.46;
clayed 100 feet at Gambler S36.4S.
District No. 4 Built 1-5 mile new
road and grubbed road to Jupiter
creek s213.06. District No. 5: Fair
field and Lowell road grubbed $3.50
feet; Fairfield and Martin road
graded 6345 feet; Mcintosh road
lined 2151 feet, cost 1927. SO; re-
It l.
Mccoy road, Fort Mccoy and An
thony road, Fort Mccoy and Daisy
road and Daisy and Grahamville road
cost. s1425o.
w. L. Colbert, tax collector, re-
ported collection OF $3.50 on ac-
count of licenses and s5210O poll
taxes.
Reports of fines were filed as fol-
lows: w. E. Smith. county Judge,
fines $500. costs $159.7O; J. G. Fer
guson, J. P, fines $170, costs $4S.45;
A. J. Ellis, ]. P, fines sS1, costs
s73.0s.
The following justices reported no
fines imposed in their courts: Alex
ander Wynne, Z. A. McClaren, H. w.
Douglass. w H. Anderson, j. F. Bru-
ton and Z. Graham.
Inspectors of marks and brands of
districts 1, Il, 90 and "A filed re-
ports.
Bond of O. H. Mathews, deputy
sheriff, with j. X. Harrison and w.
T. Taylor sureties, and B. F. Con-
don. deputy sheriff, with y. 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 j. F.
Hampton to carry rife were approx
ed.
Bond of W A. Stevens. consta BILE
district Is. with o. G. Scarborough
land c. r. DeLoach sureties. and bond
OF ". S. Priest, justice of the peace
district IS, with ]. w. Stevens and S.
H. Martin. sureties. approved
II NJ Graham coun-y treasurer