The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-02-12
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ocala. Fla. Feb. 18th. 1913.

kin, Luffman, Davis and Fort present.
Bond for license to carry rife pre-
scented by DIR. ]. B. Kirk and j. L.
Kirk were approved.
Upon motion of Commissioner Bas-
kin, duly seconded, the following
was ordered advertised for
sale, bids to be received at March
One 10-horsepower Kelly-Spring-
field road roller; one Port Huron trac-
tor, 1920 horsepower; lumber on in
cline elevator on Ocala and Silver
Springs road; 5000 to 10000 pounds
junk iron.
Ella Williams was placed on pauper
list at So per month.
Notary bond of J. v. Tarver was
approved.
Commissioner Davis was authoriz-
ed to offer ]. A. Nix SIS for right-of-
way on Oklawaha- Moss Bluff road,
where said road crosses his land
Mrs. Oliver Isham, George Tim
mons, Iverson White, Henry Gooden
and Toney May were placed on the
pauper list at So per month each.
Board recommended to tax collec-
tor that he allow Mrs C. w. Ford to
pay her taxes less tax of $29.60 as
sessed against heirs of III. A. Ford.
Application of Mrs. Harvey Kap-
man for pension was referred to the
chairman for investigation, to report
at next meeting.
Bids being submitted for construc-
ton of road running west from Lake
county line on Ocala and Orlando
road, action on same was deferred.
Board adjourned until Wednesday
at 10 a. m.
Wednesday Morning Session
Board reconvened at 10 a. m. with
all members present
The chairman, the clerk and super
intendent of public instruction were
appointed committee to get plans
and specifications for ladies' toilet,
to be placed in courthouse, and report
at March meeting.
Board appointed L. w. Wilson,
road overseer, in district No. 4, at a
salary of sos per month, including
horse and wagon.
Board ordered advertisement made
for construction of one mile of road,
in accordance with plans and specif-
cations on file in clerks office, on the
Fort Mccoy and Citra road, begin
ming at intersection of old road at
Harmon Halls pasture fence thence
east one mile to stake No. At, bids to
Ika 81 Mo,oI.
Petition having been submitted al
January meeting asking the board to
establish the following as a public
road, viz: Commencing at the east
ern limits of the town of Anthony
where present Anthony road
enters, and running due east to a
point known as residence of Mrs
Davis Forbes, and thence to connect
with new Burbank road at the sand
| dam on Indian prairie" A commit
tee of j. M. Hillman, G. C. Priest Jr
and John Talton were appointed to
view and mark out the most practical
route.
It being reported to the board that
Mrs. Winnie Reynolds, w. w. Best
and c. B. Williams are constructing
fences in the right-of-way of public
roads in Fairfield section, the board
ordered that these parties be notified
to remove their fences so that the
same will not be upon right-of- way OF
public roads, said right-of-way being
30 feet in width.
| The Ocala Star was designated tc
print the delinquent tax list during
the year 1918.
| DR.. Walter Hood was appointed
county physician for year 1918, al
$50 per month, he to furnish all med
icine and dressing.
Commissioner Huffman asked to bt
excused during the remainder of thi.
session of the board, which request
was granted.
S. A. Saddler was appointed ferry
man for balance of year at Stark:
ferry.
Bids being submitted for purchase
of truck in answer to advertisement
previously made, bid of II. N. Hall fol
purchase of Nash truck at $1789 wa,
accepted.
/ Warrant was ordered drawn favor
of clerk for $50 to pay discharge
money to convicts at expiration o.
their terms.
Deputy sheriff bond of J. NJ Patter
son was approved.
i Notary bond of J. C. Pillans anC
bonds for license to carry rife of C
II. Luffman, S. E. Cecil and J.
Driggers were approved.
/ Work of connecting COURTEOUS,
with city sewerage was awarded II
Needham Bros. at $45.
Witness certificates Nos. 719 ant
726 inclusive to amount of S101. 81
were ordered certified to the Deal,
National Bank, county depository, fo
payment from fine and forfeitur,
fund.
| County Judge, justice of the peace
tax collector, county depository, sher
iff and inspectors of marks ant
brands filed reports.
i The following warrants were or
dered drawn to cover bills duly ex
amined, passed and ordered paid, TO