The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-24
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. pro
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General Fund

$4,000 from prosecuting attorney
and $4,000 from pay of juorrs to &C
counts as follows: $500 to county
Judge cost bills, s155.0O to sheriff land
deputies cost bills, $1,000 to witness
fees; $1,000 feeding prisoners, $500
to contingencies and $21.0O to sheriff
commissions of fines.
Road Fund
$4,000 pay of overseers and 100000
from tools and machinery, and $4,000
from contingencies to accounts as fol
lows: 100000 to free labor and
$4,000 to bridge tenders and ferry
men, and directed the clerk to write
the comptroller and request that he
approve said transfers.
Messrs. ]. M. Mefrert, A. C. Blowers
and r. L. Martin, committee hereto
fore appointed to view and mark out
the best and most practical route for
road, recommended the following
route:
Beginning where present road inter
sects e-Marion county line in Sec
ton 80, tp. II, south range "a, e., Ma
rion county, Florida, following pre-
sent road n 2 Is W 1000 IT. thence to
right on 2 curve (radius 2S64.93 ft.)
for angle 21.01, Qength curve 1050.83
ft.), thence n IS SO e., 5846.65 ft.) for
8 IL length of curve 5000 It., thence
81 4S e. for 19303.43, thence to left
on (radious 1432.69) angle % 46,
length curve SALT #. thence nj So W
1905 IT,, thence to left on 2 curve
radius 2S64.93) for angle Sc SO, length
curve 2S44.17 it., thence So 81 W.,
3352.OS IT. thence to left on (radius
2S64.93 ,ft.) for angle As AZ, length of
curve 22S9.17 It., thence rs % W
S677.53 it,, thence to right on 2 curve
radius 2S64.93) for angle 81 so, length
curve 1591.67 it., thence II 48 W,
9249.33 it,, thence left on / curve
radius 5729.65 ft.) for 80, length of
curve 1888 ft.,thence so 20 W Is,
260.67 it., to S. A. L. railroad crossing,
south of Belleview depot, which report
was accepted and the road ordered
posted for opening.
Communication from ]. c. James
was received and filed.
Communication from Mrs. J. w.
Dardner was received and filed
Bids of J., r. Proctor, ]. B. Gore, w.
H. Fore and c. c. Curry for petition of
road overseers were received.
Communications from r. c. Thagard
and D. S. Cromartie were received and
referred to Commissioner Talton.
Petition bearing 73 signatures ask
ing for road starting on line of sec.
S2, tp. Is, range %, was received and
laid over until next meeting.
Petition bearing 81 signatures, from
Citra. asking the Board to rescind
former action of granting $1500.00 to
County Fair was read and ordered
filed for information.
Upon motion the Board recommend
ed to the Comptroller that he allow
Mr.. J. C. Howell to redeem SEA of
swA of nwA and swA of seA of nwA
of sec %, tp. IA, % at face value OF
certificate and omitted years taxes
and fees, without interest.
Application of Overseers we're con-
sidered and the following appoint
ments were made for the fiscal yaer
1920-1921: c. c. Curry district No. 2.
]. r. Proctor district No. 8, w. H. Fore
district No. 4, said Overseers to re-
ceive $500 per day in accordance with
the terms of their respective bids and
to execute proper bonds as required
by Charter Sill, Acts of 1919.
The Board ordered that advertise
ments be made asking for bids for the
construction of certain roads in the
Dunedin Special Road & Bridge Dis
| trict as follows: 4400 feet, more or
less, of the Dunnellon and Lebanon
road, between the Levy County line
to the forks or the said road where
| the same leaves the Inglis Road, and
being the amount remaining unfinish-
ed.
Also: commence near Junction near
Juliette to intersect with the OcaIa-
Cotton Plant road somewhere near st. |
Johns Church, the Board reserving the |
right to reject any and all bids.
The County Depository, County Jud- |
ge,, Sheriff, Tax Collector, Justices of
the Peace and Inspectors of Marks
and Brands fled reports.
The following warrants were order
ed drawn to cover bills duly examined,
passed and ordered paid, to-wit:
General Fund. No. 1929 to No.1O..
51S,s1666.69: Fine and Forfeiture Fund