The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-05-21

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tween sections Is 10 and 20 TIP Is R
%, distance of two miles and the
/ following committee was appointed 20
view and mark out the best and most
practical route for said road, to-wit:
! {. H. Huffman, T. J. McQuaig and H.
I D. Grantham.
Petition was presented signed by 20
names asking that road be granted
upon the half section line running n
and through section % TIP 13 r %,
to connect with the Lowell and Spar
road, and the following committee was
appointed to view and mark out the
best and most practical route for said
road: Walter Huffman. E L. Riker
and A. j. Stephens.
| Committee appointed to view and
mark out road in Kendrick commu-
nifty recommended the following
route: Commence on public road on
section line between sections "a and
u TIP IA r p E, thence running east
one-half mile, thence north on section
line between sections p and 26, one
quarter mile, thence east on quarter
section line One-quarter mile, thence
north on quarter section line one-half
mile, east on quarter section line to
Kendrick in TIP IA r p f, which re-
port was accepted by the board and
road ordered posted for opening.
| Communication from J. Rexwinkle
was received and read.
1t was ordered that $4,000 be trans
fetred from contingency account 10
free labor in the road fund and direct
ed the clerk to write the comptroller
and ask that the approve said trans
fer.
Warrant was ordered drawn on the
road fund favor Paul Metz in amount
of SIS for acre of land.
The board appointed o. H. Rogers,
E. H. Martin and P. H. Nugent
committee to compile the ballots and
have charge of all matters pertaining
to getting ballot boxes in proper or
der and to polling places for primary
election to be held June 8, 1920
The board in conference with the
county attorney determined the days
upon which certain steps should he
taken by candidates in order to quail
: ify for the primary election to be held
: June 9, 1920, as follows:
First statement to be filed between
the 9Th and 18th day of May, 1920,
both dates inclusive; second state
r ment to be filed between the 9th and
31st day of May, 1920. both dates in
n elusive; third statement to be filed
between the 9th and 18th day of
n June, 1920, both dates inclusive.
Oath, receipt for committee assess
- Of
before the 10Th day of May, 1920. and
n the board ordered that the same he
advertised.
Warrant was ordered drawn on
eneral fund favor j. L. Grantham in
amount of IS cents for relief of
Lewis Graham.
Warrant was ordered drawn on the
s outstanding Indebtedness fun favor
/ the Munroe & Chambliss Bank N
amount of $3.50 to retire coupon No
= l on outstanding Indebtedness war
d rant No. 2.
g William Mosley being reported dead
Y was ordered stricken from paupe1
= list
e Board ordered that general fund
Y warrants Nos. 9117, 9160, 9163, 9181
g dated Dec. %, 1919. No. 9371, dated
= Feb. 3, 1920, Nos 9493, 9494 dated
IS March 2, 1920 and No. 1862 dated
April 6, 1920, in amount of 50 each
l. be cancelled.
IS Peggy Davis being reported moved
= was ordered stricken from paupel
k list.
ID Thereupon the board proceeded tt
IS appoint inspectors and clerks of the
l, primary election to be held June 9Th
n 1920. (See advertisement elsewhere)
y 1t was thereupon ordered that the
IS names of the said inspectors anc
l. clerks of election be published in >
newspaper published in the county
e. at least fifteen days before the day q
ID election, and the clerk of said boarC
ID was instructed to see that proper
publication oe made as required BY
II the above order.
q The county depository, county
r judge, sheriff. tax collector, justice:
ID of the peace and inspectors of mark:
e and brands filed reports.
20 Commissioner Davis filed commu
nication from the state road depart
re ment, granting authority to the boart
k, to continue maintenance of the Dixie
IF Highway in commissioners districr
n No 3 of this county, dated said worl
from March oath, 1920, under the o!C
4 arrangement between the department
Of and this board, paying for said worl
r. from the state aid road fund.
Of The following warrants were order
Il ed drawn to cover bills duly examin
ty ed passed and ordered paid, to-wit
General fund $2,347.3O; fine and for
c. fixture fund S476.22; road fund So,
er 1924; state aid road fund $44412
U. S. appropriation road fund S62O.21
e. outstanding Indebtedness fund $3.50
I'd There being no further bushes
or the board adjourned.
to o. H. Rogers, Chairman.
Id Attest: P. H. Nugent, Clerk, by 7
D. Lancaster Jr.. Deputy.
I'd The following notary public bond
ne were approved: Rebecca C.. Williams
Pearl Anderson and E. S. French
h SEEDS!