The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-10-18
OFFICIAL NOTICE
LET'S TOOK A TOWN

old Pennington and Eureka road, and
that all available funds possible be
applied on the said Pennington and
Eureka road. in the following man
ner: beginning at the point where
the Flemington-Eureka road crosses
the Ocala and Citra road (between
Citra and Sparr) and running east to
the fiatwOods at Pine, be hard sur
faced. And from thence via Fort Nc
Coy to Eureka be graded to a suffic-
lent height to stand up under reas-
enable traffic during the wet seasons
By granting this request you will give
the people of the northeastern section
of this county connection with the
surfaced road systems. Therefore we
urge your immediate action.
Note: This is federal post route
from point of beginning to Eureka.
The above petition, signed by sever.
al citizens as stated, was taken by the
board under consideration. The board
upon resolution endorsed the objects
of said petition and will abrogate the
roads requested as soon as the new
route can be put in proper condition.
Water bill for the quarter ending
Oct. 1st, 1919, for water rent in the
court house in the amount of $114.0e
was presented and appearing exces-
sive the board directed that the sheriff
investigate same and that he have the
janitor report all leakage.
The board re-convened Oct. Sth
with Commissioners Rogers, Carn
To
Mr.. w. II. Mason called and made
complaint of the service rendered by
the bridge tender at Sharp's Ferry
and the board directed that he be
notified to render the service requir-
ed.
The board considered county f.
nances and the mode of payment OF
accounts against the county and d.
rected, that in order for bills to be
properly audied and consistent pay
ment of bills made, that all bills OF
accounts against the county for any
fund that is not properly approved
and deposited in the clerks Office or
the Saturday prior to any board meet.
| ing will not receive consideration by
the board at that meeting and that
advertisement be placed in the papers
stating that all persons having &C.
counts aaginst the county, if they ex
the above and have all accounts anC
bills properly made out and in thC
hands of the commissioner or othel
officer directly responsible for same il
ample time for him TO place them il
the proper channels by the time re
quired.
Mr.. ID. r. Zetrouer appeared re
garding the assessment of certain
lands of his, which the board promis
ed to investigate.
Upon motion, salary of T. M. Nc
Lean, superintendent of dipping va
construction, was raised to $50 pc
month, starting Oct. /, 1919.
The board recommended to the gov
ernor that A. w. Young, Oklawaha
be appointed marks and brands in
spector for district No. 9, and tha
Wilbur Pasteur of Spar, be appoint
ed marks and brands inspector TO
district No. 26.
Upon motion of Commissioner Tai
ton, seconded by commissioner Davis
the clerk was directed to draw war
rant on the road and bridge fund i
favor of the Munroe & Chambliss Ma
tional Bank, payable on or before 81
months from date. in the amount o
$45OO in pursuance of Chapter 811:
Laws Of Florida.
Upon motion of w. d. earn, SCI
onded by ]. A. Talton, the board OF
dered that $25O0 be transferred frol
the savings account to checking az
count in the state aid road fund.
The school board presented I'll
board of county commissioners seve,
al approved applications for widow
pensions and the board decided 1
grant pensions to the applicants fl
a period of six months, in accordan,
with the following. to be paid as SOC
as funds are available:
Name Address Per Nom
Mrs. Carrie Stewart, Ocala. .s11.,
Minnie Howell. Silver Springs. 15J
Clara B. Stone, Oklawaha. IA
Mary E. Wells, Eureka. III
Daah1o.