The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-10-15

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E. Henri, A. N. Jackson, L. M. o'Kel
Ily, Herman w. Pilsbury, to be presi
Dental electors;~M. j. Martin, to b.
Iu. S. senator; w. L. Casa. to be rep
Preventative in Congress; DR.. F. G
Whitaker, to be governor; George C
MeDougal, to be railroad commits.
sioner
And nominations by the prohibition
party of Florida, as follows:
w. r. Bryant. Charlotte R. Coffin
Il. A. McAuley, w. H. Hanney, Yves.
ley C. Richards. Ernest M. Smith, to
be presidential electors.
Communication was received from
NJ. L. Payne. relative to the polling
place at Fairfield.
Messrs. Geo. S. Bowen and J. N.
Priest filed oath of freeholders.
Petition signed by Mr.. John F.
Carlton ct al, asking that Pennington
and Eureka road be Strengthened and
worked was received and laid over
until next meeting.
Messrs. N. A. Fort, r. G. Fort and
c. Fl. Rogers, committee heretofore
appointed to view and mark out the
best and most practical route for road
reported the following route:
Beginning at head of Juniper
Springs in sec II tip 15 20 e, inter-
secting with Pats Island road in sec
27 tip ID &c e, recommending that
the road be granted and opened for
travel as near. as practical along the
road already there, which report was
accepted and road ordered posted for
Opening.
Mr.. VIM. A. Jeffcoat, coroner, filed
papers in case of unknown white man
found dead
The county depository. county
judge, sheriff, tax collector, justices
of the peace and inspectors of marks
and brands filed reports.
The following warrants were order
ed drawn to cover bills duly examin-
ed, passed and ordered paid, to-wit:
General fund $1653.23; fine and
forfeiture fund. S78061; road fund,
s6452.11; state aid road fund, 1852 80;
agricultural fund, S68.
The board thereupon adjourned to
meet October 7th. 1920.
The board met Oct. 7th in adjourn
led session with all members present.
warrant was ordered drawn ON the
agricultural fund for S68 favor VIM.
A. Seasons, as payment on salary as
county demonstrator for month of
September.
Time warrant was ordered drawn
i'll favor of county depository in the
amount of $4,000 in accordance with
Chapter 8112, Acts of 1919.
Petition was presented asking that
the name of Robert Bruce Meffert be
placed on the official ballot in the ap-
preaching election as candidate for
the office of county commissioner for
district No. l.
Petition was presented asking that
the name of C. R. Veal be placed on
THE official ballot in the approaching
election as candidate for the office of
member of the board of public in
struction for the county of Marion.
A petition requesting that certain
road be granted starting in secs II
and 20 tip IA % e, was laid over
until next meeting.
The board after having viewed the
road situation in the Romeo precinct,
decided to establish the road which
has been marked out and posted in
accordance with law, which is hereby
granted and established along the
following route: Commence at the
ne cor of sell of 10 tp Is 20, at
the end of hard road, thence w on the
quarter section line through sec Is
tip Is 20, thence W thru secs Is and
Ii tp Is 10 to quarter section post
on W side of sec IA, thence n 81 deg
Ew 80 chs to pt 4 chs of S. A. L.
F. R., thence n Sc deg and 80 min w
l212.5 chs to the sw cor of sec 6 tp
Is r 10 and being at a pt 10 links e
CT the A. c. L. R. r., distance of 81
Ipliles and $50 chains, and to reject
the proposition of road petitioned
for and reported as an extension of
the road from st. Johns church to
state road No. and beginning at the
section line dividing secs IA and 9 tp
Is 10, as these two roads accom-
Imodate practically the same territory
and an extension can be made to the
herein granted route that viii serve
all purposes of both roads and save
building about four miles of road.
Which was offered by Mr.. Hutchins,
seconded by Mr.. Talton and carried.
The board adjourned to meet Oct.
18th, 1920. @. a. Rogers, Chmn.
Attest: r. n. Nugent. Clerk, BIZ Z.
T. Lancaster r.. Deputy Clerk