The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-08-19
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Monday, july 21st, 1919.

Monday, July 21st, 1919.
The board re-convened with all
members present.
The board decided to go to various
sections Of the county and view the
conditions Of real estate, etc, with a
view to proper equalization Of assess
ments and proceeded to carry the
above into eeffct.
The board re-convened Tuesday,
July 22, with all members present.
State Engineer g. L. Barnes ap-
peared before the board and entered
into an agreement to repair the Dixie
highway with the auto license money
due the county, provided the county
will spend an equal amount on same.
The proposition was accepted by the
board, the state to allow the county
$14 per day depreciation on truck and
tractor, and the gasoline and oil TO
be paid for equally by both parties.
The board then continued its sur
vey of the real estate in the county.
The board re-convened Wednesday,
July %, with Commissioners Rogers,
earn, Davis and Talton present, and
continued its survey of the real es-
tate of the county.
The board re-convened Thursday,
July %, with all members present.
Bond of Barnes Construction Co,
in the sum Of $4,000, signed by the
principals and w. H. Rou, J. Y.
Barnes, A NJ Robinson and G. E.
Robinson conditioned for the faithful
performance of their contract dated
July Is, 1919 was presented, bearing
the recommendation of acceptance Of
the trustees of the Dunnellon special
road and bridge district, was consid-
cred and accepted.
The following bonds were approx
ed: Henry Gordon, deputy sheriff; r.
+. Shortridge, for license to carry
pistol; S. J. McCully as notary public.
Having completed it's survey of the
real property of the county, the board
proceeded to gather information con-
corning the assessment of different
properties.
The board re-convened Friday, July
rs, and continued the gathering of in
E formation concerning assessments.
The board re-convened Saturday,
July 26, with all members present,
and continued the gathering of infor-
nation concerning assessments.
The board re-convened Monday,
July %, and continued gathering in
formation concerning assessments.
The board re-convened Tuesday,
July 20, and continued the gathering
OF information concerning assess
ments.
The board re-convened Wednesday
July 80, and continued gathering in
formation concerning assessments.
The board re-convened Thursday
July 31st, and continued gathering in
formation concerning assessments.
The board reconvened Friday, Aug
1, and continued gathering informa-
tion concerning assessments.
The board re-convened Saturday
Aug. 2, with Commissioners Talton
earn and Davis present and continued
gathering information concerning as
sessments.
The board re-convened Monday
Aug. 4, and continued gathering in.
formation concerning assessments.
The board re-convened Tuesday
Aug. 5, with all members present.
The board ordered that warrant be
drawn for $3.50 upon the general fund
in favor of McIver & MacKay to ap
ply on contract for the construction
of toilets.
Petition was presented, signed b!
citizens, asking for changes in road il
Sec 30, TIP II, R "a, which was order
ed laid over until next meeting.
Petition, signed by freeholders, wa
presented asking the board to opel
road from Fairfield and Martin road
running west three miles to connec
with Oldtown and Archer road, which
was ordered laid over until next meet
ing.
Petition having heretofore beer
presented asking for road upon tn
following route, viz: Com at cor of
= D. Atkinson's farm or lands, being a
a pit in the center of sec 20 tip IA 2
and being at a pit in the center o