The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-10-21
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Ocala, Fla, October IA, 1915

Bill Of the Ocala Banner for print
ing general laws and acts of the 1919
legislature was presented and the
board approved the same for payment
by the state.
Col. R. F. Rogers, C. w. Hunter
and Mr.. Nathan Mayo appeared and
urged the board to donate the sum of
$500 toward the holding of the county
fair. The same was considered by
the board and upon motion of Com
missioner earn, seconded by Com
missioner Davis. the board voted to
donate the above named amount to
apply on premiums for agricultural
products at the coming fair.
The citizens road committee ap-
peared before the board and after
conference with the commissioners
and a discussion of the proposed
roads, submitted the following report.
Summary of Proposed Road Improve
ments
HARD SURFACE
(Brick, Asphalt or Concrete)
State road No. 2. from the Alachua
county line to Lake county line, 46.O
miles.
ROCK BASE
Ito be Later Hard Surfaced with
Federal, State and County Funds)
Road No. 23. from road No. 2, south
via Belleview junction and Summer
field to the Sumter county line, TO
miles.
ROCK GRAVEL
Tor Other Hard Surface)
Road No. 35. Silver Springs junction
to Sharp's Ferry, 10 miles.
Road No. 3, Ocala to Citra, ia
miles.
Road No. 10. Lowell. Fairfield and
Pennington road. 9.3 miles.
Road No. IA, Ocala to Juliette, via
st. Johns church to road No. 5, 21.O
miles.
Road No. "a. Orange avenue to the
Sumter county line, 14.0 miles.
Road No. A. Silver Springs to
Grahamville junction. so miles.
Road No. 6, Sparr to Lowell, so
miles.
Road No. z, Citra to Irvine, s.5
miles.
Road No. 8. Mcintosh, Pennington
and to county line. 14.0 miles.
Road No. II, Ocala, Blitchton and
to county line, 1873 miles.
Road No. 20, Dunnellon junction to
Stokes Ferry, 60 miles.
Road No. 25. Orange avenue to
Summerfield, As miles.
Road No. go, Oklawaha, Whites
Ferry, Moss Bluff road, 5.5 miles.
Road No. 33, Gambler to Oklawaha,
40 miles.
Road No. 81, Stanton to the Lake
county line, IT'S miles.
Road No. 80, Sulphur City to the
Daytona road, 25 miles.
Road No. 80. Altoona to Sulphur
City, 10 miles.
Road No. so. Summerfield to Weirs-
dale, 80 miles.
State road No. 5, Dunnellon to
Romeo and Levy county, 100 miles.
Dunnellon-Inglis road. 10 miles.
Summerfield to North Lake Weir,
so miles.
Road No. 35, Sharps Ferry to
Lynne, 5.O miles.
Road No. 35. Lynne to Moss Bluff,
8.5. miles.
Sparr to one mile east of Eureka
ferry, 14.O miles.
Total, 213.O miles.
Note: Road No. 20 conditional upon
procuring right of way through Red
ding's farm.
Graded Roads
Road No. "a. Ocala to Montague,
so miles.
Road No. 81. Mcintosh via Hickman
to Shiloh. 10 miles.
Road No. 50, state road No. 2, to
Boardman station, 10 miles.
Road No. So. Fairfield to Irvine, 80
miles.
Road No. 3. Citra to Putnam coun-
t. line, 80 miles.
Road No. 4, Citra to Island Grove
2.5 miles.
Road No. IS, Pine Island to Mark
ham place, 40 miles.
Road No. Sc. Lynne TO Norwalk
road, AS miles.
Road No. 43. Moss Bluff to Nc.
Craney estate. 7.05 miles.
Road No. A, Grahamville junction
to Grahamville, section No. 2, 1t
] miles.
Road No. A, Grahamville junction
to Orange Springs, section No. 3, 22.C
miles.
Road No. IA, Ocala-Juliette road Il
Romeo, TO miles.
Pennington to Alachua county line
10 miles.
| Brush lot corner west to Fleming
ton road, 20 miles.