The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-06-21


State the sum of $4,000 for hire of
state convicts and outstanding re-
wards for escapes still at large, $500
to be paid out of the fine and forfeit
ure fund apd sos to be paid out of
the Road Fund, settlement in full to
April lst, 1918
June 5th, 1918
Commissioners met with all mem
bers present except Commissioner
Baskin
City Attorney z. S. Trantham ap
peared and asked the Commissioners
to pay the City the Road Tax due the
City which has been collected. There
being no appropriation in the budget
for the purpose, the commissioners
called on Attorney William Hooker
for advice, and the verbal opinion of
NJ. Hooker was that as the appro-
prIatiOn had been made TO only pay
one years road taxes TO the City,
which had been done, and there being
no funds left IN that appropriation,
the Commissioners could not pay the
Road Taxes to the City until same
was provided for in the next budget
Mrs J. R. Mo0rhead appeared be
fore the Board and explained delay in
fling her report, which was satisfac-
tory. She also asked that the Board
increase the amount of premiums
offered the Canning Club for prizes
at the Far And she asked that the
Board take into consideration the fix
ing Of an expense account to which
she might charge her necessary eX-
| penses while IN the discharge of her
duties as Canning Club Demonstration.
In re petition Of A. Cuthill and 9th
ers for road near MarteI, Mr. Miller
and his attorney, Mr. S t Slstrunk,
appeared before the Board to protest
against the granting Of the road Mr.
CuthilI and others were present and
requested that they be allowed to
withdraw the petition and upon mo-
ton they were allowed to do so.
The Board recommended that H. NJ.
Hampton, of Ocala, Fla, be allowed
to redeem the following tax certif-
Gates at face value, emitting interest,
penalties and omitted years, to-wit:
Certificate No 1899 Of the year
1901, Amount $1.09
Certificate No 1408 If the year
1901, Amount SO
Certificate No laos Of the year
1901, Amount 10
Certificate No 140I Of che year
1891. Amount $1.09
Certificate No. 1403 Of the year
1901. Amount $1.09.
Certificate No. 1404 Of The year
1901 Amount $1.09.
Certificate No 1649 of the year
1898, Amount 10
Certificate No. 1913 Of the year
1898. Amount $3.50
Certificate No. 164l Of the year
1898, Amount .78.
Certificate No I640 IF the year
1898 Amount rs.
Certificate No. 1889 Of the year
1898, Amount $108.
Certificate No. 1888 Of the year
1890, Amount $1,08
Certificate No. 1892 Of the year
1900. Amount $108
Certificate No. SOB Of the year
1908, Amount $2.62.
Certificate No. sos Of the year
1918, Amount $1.22.
Certificate No. 405 Of the year
1911, Amount $3.50.
Certificate No. 524 of the year
1907, Amount $2.51,
Certificate No. $50 of the year
1908, Amount $2,47.
Certificate No. 389 of the year
1906, Amount $1.55.
Certificate No. 1875 of the year
1900, Amount 90.
Certificate No. 1874 of the year
1900, Amount $1.08.
Certificate No 1913 of the year
1899, Amount $1.06.
Certificate No. 1912 of the year
1899, Amount rs.
Certificate No. 1908 of the year
1899, Ar cunt $5.18.
Certificate No. 1905 of the year,
1899, Amount .76.
Certificate No. 1904 of the year
1899, Amount .76.
Certificate No. 538 of the year
1904, Amount 1926.
Board directed Clerk to mail pau
per warrant of Geo. Washington to M.
L. Payne, R. F. D. No. /. Reddick,
Fla, instead of the old address.
Application for pension of Mrs
Sarah F. Phillips was approved.
The Clerk was directed to draw
warrant on the Outstanding Indebted |
ness Fund to retire Interest Coupons
No. on the Outstanding Validated !
General Fund Warrants, which are
due and may be presented for pay
ment
The Clerk represented to the Board
that the law provides that his office
be checked up by the State Auditor /
once a year and stated that all of the
county offices had been checked up