The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-06-17

vent any such institution being locat-
ed in the county.
The presentment of the grand jury
for the spring term 1919 was pre-
sented and board accepted the recon-
mendation of the said grand jury In
regard to the judges Office and Or
dered that the present grand jury
room be placed at the disposal of the
circuit judge for holding court in
chambers, ETC., in accordance with
said recommendation.
Mr.. w. c. Henderson was recon-
nended to the governor for appoint
ment as mark and brand inspector
for precinct No. IL.
Contract and bond of Z. w. Luff-
man and w. Luffman surety, for con-
struction of one mile of road starting
at center line of sec IL, tp 13 %,
thence east to stake No. AZ, was re-
ceived and accepted by the board.
A petition by sevetal citizens for
the opening of a public road upon the
following route: Commence at a
point on Muscle and Norwalk public
road one-quarter mile east of the NV
cor sec % tp Il "a. thence south
across secs % and q to the corner
of Fisher field thence intersecting the
Ocala and Fort Gates public road,
was received and ordered laid over
until next meeting.
John Hit and William Mosley
were ordered placed on the pauper
list at 5 and So per month, respec-
lively.
The following resolution was adopt
ed:
Whereas, an increase in the mill
age in the school fund Of the county,
to meet the necessary running ex-
penses of the schools, has been agitat-
ed; and,
Whereas, it appears that an In
crease in millage may be necessary
to conduct the affairs of the school
board to the greatest advantage, the
board of county commissioners Of
Marion county respectfully asks the
honorable school board that they con-
slider the plan of consolidating, where
practicable, a number of the schools,
providing ample transportation for
the pupils attending same. believing
that this system will in a measure re-
liHve the financial stringency now
confronting your honorable board"
Mrs. B. II. Seymour, chairman OF
the county liberty loan committee, ap-
peared and asked that the board as
sist her In procuring a list of the men
in the service during the recent war
with their records, casualties, etc,
and the board assured her that it will
assist in every way possible.
Citizens of Heidtville precinct pre-.
sented petition asking that the Ocals
& Southwestern r. r. Co. place {
crossing over its tracks that is ira,
versed by community road, which pc
tition was referred to Commissions
Hutchins.
/ A petition having heretofore beer
presented requesting the opening o.
the following roads:
Begin at the depot at Summerfeld
run east for about one-eighth mile
thence south about 200 yards to tn,
colored Methodist church, thence cas-
on the south quarter section lines O
IL, 10 and 10, to the ne cor Of SEX O
sell of sec 10, thence on the lin'
of secs % and q, until it intersect
with the present South Lake Wei
road, a distance of about AZ miles
which viii hereafter be known as tn
! Summerfield- Weirsdale road.
Begin at sc cor of the nwH Of sell
sec 10 thence run nA -mile e A-mil
to the NV cor of sec IA thence y
: mile thence u mile to the center o
, sec IL, thence n H-mile until it inter
sects with old North Lake Weir road
; thence one mile thence about "a
mile on old road until it intersect
D with Belleview and North Lake Wei
{ road, a distance Of abaut 3% miles
! to be known as the Summerfeld an
!. North lake Weir road
; Begin at a point on the Summer
I field and Oxford hard road st III
v joining of Marion and Sumter cour
t ties, thence east on county line aboI
: a -mile, thence n on the half sectic
o line of sec 80 H-mile, thence W an
9 now diagonally across land owned /
; Mr.. r. M. Driggers sufficiently