The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-06-20

Mr. n. M. Triggers sufficiently TO
leave pond consisting of approx
mately Is acres Of land on the W side,
tbnce n until it intersects with the
Sherman, Joyner, Summerfield road,
a distance of about 115 miles.
Begin at the center of sec thence
on half section line thru secs s, 9 and
10 until it intersects with the Sum
nerfeld and North Lake Weir road,
q distance Of about 33a miles.
Begin at Sunmerfeld depot and
run 2 on the side of S. A. L. rail-
road until It reaches Belleview depot
and intersects with Lake Weir road,
all of The above roads being in tp II
r %.
Begin at point on Summerfeld
and Orange avenue road viz: NV cor
of sw14 of sec Is tp II %, thence s
OF. " bdy Of secs IL, "a and rs to the
sw cor of sec 20, thence on sec lines
rs and So of tp II r % and secs 30
and 81 tp II %, until it intersects
with Summerfeld and Oxford hard
read, distance Of Az miles.
Begin at a point on Summerheld
and Oxford hard road, viz: Sc cor of
VIE of SEA sec 10 tn II %, thence
W on sec lines of 10 and so to NV cor
of nw74 sec 80. thence run on w line
OF secs 80 and 81 on tp line II 22
and tp II rs to Sumter county line,
q distance Of "a miles.
Messrs. Nathan Mayo, Riley Orig
gers and z. /. Clyburn were appoint
eG committee to view and mark the
bes5 and most practical route for the
SAID roads.
a petition having heretofore been
presented, for the opeuing of the fol-
lowing road. to-wit; Begin at the in
tersection of the Burbank Cores
Landing public road with the section
line between secs 10 and II to II r
% e, thence on said sec line to in
tersection with Orange Springs, Sill
yer Springs and Ocala public road, at
Geiger branch. the board considered
the foregoing and decided that in
view of the fact that a survey of most
of the main roads in this county is
contemplated for the near future and
as this road is listed in those to be
surveyed and the board not having
funds TO open it in the near future,
action was deferred.
The board directed that general
fund warrant No. 1887 favor Moses
Boyd for So be cancelled.
Hannah Boyd was ordered placed
on the pauper list at So per month.
Warrant was ordered drawn on
outstanding Indebtedness fund favor
the Munroe & Chambliss Bank for
$1479.90 to retire certain coupons Or
general fund validated warrants and
road fund validated warrants, and
warrant on same fund favor the
Ocala National Bank for 1910 to re-
tire coupons No. Z on general fund
validated warrants and coupons No.
Z On road fund validated warrants.
Several letters were received from
various parts of the county request
ing that the salary of the county
demonstration agent be raised. which
were ordered filed for future refer |
ence.
The report of the state auditor was
received, read and ordered filed.
The board directed the clerk to |
notify all parties that have offered to
loan moneyrto the, county under Chap
ter 7767, Laws of Florida, that the
of the balance of the mon
ey offered will have to be indefinitely |
postponed on account of uncertainty
of the state road department being |
able to furnish funds for the contem-
plated work as per agreement.
The following bonds were aprpov-
ed: E. NJ. Hastings as notary public, |
and 0. L. Johns for license to carry
rife.
The county depository, county |
Judge, sheriff, tax collector, justices
of the peace and inspectors of marks
and brands filed reports.
The following warrants were or
dered drawn to cover bills duly ex |
passed and ordered paid:
General fund, $2298.37; fine and for
fixture fund, $462.12; road fund, |
Se319.13; agricultural fund. $138.33; |
state aid road fund, $185; outstanding |
fund. $2289.90.
Wednesday, June 18th
The board met in special session /
June 18th, with all members present. |
Mrs Walter Hood, chairman of the |
memorial committee, and Mrs. O. T. I
Green, chairman of the park commit
roo IF tha Woroar3c Cl11b aunaared |
and asked that the county cooperate
with them in planting trees in the
memorial park in .Ocala. in memory
of the men of thisscounty that were
in the service of our government in
the recent war. The board express
ed itself as heartily in favor Of the
pr OPPOSITION and promised to assist in
the undertaking in as far as the law
allows.