The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-18
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Ocala. Fla January 7 1915

Fort and Luffman present.
On motion of Commissioner Fort,
seconded by Commissioner Davis,
check was ordered drawn favor the
Ocala National Bank on the Com
mercial Bank Of Ocala for S18,551.65,
being balance of county funds in their
custody January 7, 1918, according To
certificate of said bank, transferring
said funds TO custody of the Ocala
National Bank, which had been pre-
viously designated as county deposi-
tory for year 1918.
Sarah Brown was ordered taken off
the pauper list.
Action on petition to grant new
road from Montague to Heather ISL
and was deferred until February
meeting.
Petition was presented for opening
road as follows: Com at sw cor of
nwA of nwA of sec % tip IA 20,
thence on line between secs % and
% and secs 20 and 81 to Ocala and
Fellowship road.
Petition was ordered laid over until
next meeting.
Appointment of county physician
was deferred until February meeting.
All outstanding budget warrants,
Jan. l, 1918, as shown on the books
/ of county auditor, viz: Road fund,
S475.64; U. s. appropriation road
fund, s119.12; fine and forfeiture
fund, $239.55; general fund, S164.34,
were ordered certified to Ocala Ma
tional Bank, county depository, for
payment
/ Witness certificates No. 682 to No.
718 inclusive to amount of $394.46, is
sued from Dec. Is, 1917, to Jan. 3,
1918, by the clerk of court for mile
age and per diem of witnesses before
/ the circuit court were ordered certi-
fed to county depository for payment
from the fine and forfeiture fund.
1t was ordered that J. K. Priest and
E. ". Huffman be relieved of the OBJ
legations of contract for road in Fort
/ Mccoy section. on account of the i'll
health of ]. K. Priest.
Statement of board of commissions
ers Of state institutions, for convict
hire to Sept 80, 1917, to amount of
S30043 was ordered paid.
Upon consideration of petition pre-
sented to the board by citizens, M. R.
Fillmore was recommended to the
governor for appointment as cattle
inspector for precinct No. 27 in cat
tie district No. 5.
Commissioner Fort requested that
| $512.70 of bills Of district No. 8 on
| Oklawaha road be charged to district
No. 4.
Commissioner Baskin met with the
beard.
Board appointed the following me1,
to serve as road overseers and cszss
vict captains for 1915: District No.
2, C. C. Curry:~Ulst. No. 8, J. R. Proc
tor:a-P44sstt. No. A, L. B. Griggs at $45
T per month including horse and wagon,
and A. B. Mock, 1925 per day in
GLIDING horse and wagon; Dist No. 5,
j. W. Gardner.
Warrant on outstanding indebted
ness fund was ordered drawn favor
the Commercial Bank of Ocala for
$500 to retire validated road warrant
No. and interest coupons No. 8 and
interest coupons No. on validated
road warrants Nos. and 8; and war
rant on same fund favor the Munroe
& Chambliss National Bank for $3.50
to retire validated road warrants Nos.
26 and 81 and interest coupons No.
on validated road warrants Nos AZ,
50, So, "a and so.
Warrant on agricultural fund was
ordered drawn to amount of $500 in
favor of the Marion County Fair As
scciation to apply on premiums for
agricultural products.
Warrant No. 5235 on road fund,
dated Sept. 80, 1915, favor Warren
Smith to amount of SOC. was ordered
cancelled and outstanding indebted
ness fund warrant drawn in lieu
Thereof.
/ The county commissioners drew the
names of 80 persons for the year
1918, to serve as jurors in the circuit
court, which are as follows:
Precinct No. 1: H. R. Agnew, H. P.
Biting, A. J. Brigance, L. o. Booher,
Harry o. Cole, B. F. Condor, ]. H. j.
Counts, F. w. Ditto, J. NJ Fennell,
w. H. Fausler, W. R. Goodyear, H. H.
Henderson, E. c. Jordan, T. II. john
son, J. A. Luffman, G. T. Liddon, W.
H Marsh, D. E. McIver, L. M. Muir
ray, R. D. Mathews, G. A. Nash, j.
R. Olds, J. P. Phillips, Ben Rheinauer,
J. w. Tally, Lerige Toffaletti, w. V.
Wheeler, T. I. Arnold, J. A. Bowler,
A. C. Blowers, A. C. Cobb, Harvey
Clark, E. w. Clements, Travis w.
Collier, G. W. Easterling, c. C. Fras-
Eer, C. E. Foglestrom, ]. E. Goodwin,
S. n. Igou, S. r. Johnson, E. W. Kray-
bill, NJ. NJ. Little, VIM. Littledale, c.
N. Murphy, J. R. Moorhead, r. B.
Meffert, J. T. Nelson, S. r. Pyles, L.
H. Pillans, J. R. Freer, Thomas Sex
ton, W. D. Taylor, D. W. Tompkins,
Levi Alexander, H. B. Baxter, Jerry
Burnett, S. H. Christian, J. w. Cros-
by, w. L. Colbert, J. K. Dickson, c.
A. Fort, C. F. Flippen, ]. J. Gerig,
Stephen Jewett, J. C. Johnson, R. C..
Loveridge, Jas. F. Huffman, W. N.
Lane; A. A. Mathews, w. F. MeAter,
W. H. McConn, w. U. Norwood, Tom
Proctor, E. A Polly, ]. r. Roddenber-
ry, Chas. W. Smith, Paul J. Theus, A.
| A. Vanderbrock.
Precinct No. 2: E. D. Rou, S. L.
Friday, W. E. Johnson, c. NJ. earn,
E. c. Gladney, L. S. Light Jr., ]. F.
Dupree, H. T. Hall.
Precinct No. 8: C. R. Curry, H. r.
Herrin, E. D. Mathews, ]. c. Smoak,
n II n