The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-07-17
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
lContinued from First Pace

We, the undersigned citizens OF
Marion county, do petition your hon
iorabIe board to change the public
road called the Long Lake road inter-
secting the Moss Bluff and Graham
willie road and the OcaIa and Daytona
road, said change beginning from the
sw cor of nwA of swA, thence 275
yards, thence 400 yards back to the
| Long Lake road, thence to Sc cor of
iseA OF nw14, all in S 19 7 Is S R 20
| E, thence w 440 yards as nearly on
half section line as practicable, thence
s to Ocala and Daytona road as near
lily on line as practicable. Said petit
| tioa bearing eight signatures and the
following committee was appointed to
view and mark out the best and most
practical route for same: ]. S. Martin,
Otis Squires and J. P. Davis.
Report of committee was received
as follows:
We, the undersigned having been
appointed to mark out road. report as
follows: We recommend that road be
granted as petitioned, to-wit: Begin
ming at Sparr and Lowell hard road,
thence s one mile thru the center Of
S % T Is r %, the right of way to
be % feet wide. Signed: w Luffman,
A. j. Stephens, E. L. Riker. Which
report was accepted and road ordered
posted for opening.
Report of committee was received
as follows:
We, the undersigned, your COM
imittee appointed to view and mark
out the best and most practical route
for road in our vicinity, petitioned for
at your meeting in April, beg leave
to make the following as our report
for the best and most practical route,
VIZ: Com at the sw cor of S 2 T II
/ R % E. and run east one mile on the
section line. thenice between secs 1
and to the old Agnew avenue road,
thence ne on the Agnew road to the
! town limits of Belleview, also CON
tiluing from the sc cor of S 2 to
connect with the Charter Oak road.
Signed: ]. L. DeVarn, D. G. Stanley,
j. D. Harrell. Which report was ac-
cepted and the road ordered posted
for opening.
1 The following report was received:
We, the committee appointed to
view and mark out the best and most
lpractical route for road, beginning at
the Pennington and Eureka road and
running south, beg to submit the fol-
lowing as our report of the best and
most practical route: Com at the
Remington and Eureka public road,
run s between Secs 17-18-19-20, tip 13
L lfc%o -
T. j. McQuaig, C. Clements, j. w.
lGrantham, committee.
i Which report was adopted and the
lroad ordered posted for opening.
i The county Judge. county deposit
. tory, sheriff, justices of the peace,
and inspectors of marks and brands
filled reports.
/ All bills audited were ordered paid.
Bill of j. r. Moorhead in amount of
j $11.50 for survey and estimate of
work to be done on the Juliette and
Cotton Plant road was ordered ap-
proved and sent to the trustees of the
lDunnellon special road and bridge
district for payment.
i The following warrants were order
led drawn to cover bills duly examined.
tpassed and ordered paid by the board:
j General fund. $1909.64; fine and
i forfeiture fund, $416.20; road fund,
U. S. appropriation road fund. S33.67;
sub-road district No. 1 fund, $400;
agricultural fund, SIPS; outstanding
Indebtedness fund, 500.
u The board proceeded with the equal
ization of tax assessments.
n The board adjourned to meet July
9th The board reconvened with
Commissioners Rogers. Talton, Mef-
I fert and Davis present.
The board continued the equaliza-
!, ition of tax assessments.
The board adjourned to meet July
II. The board reconvened with all
members present.
The board continued the equaliza-
, ton of tax assessments.
i A committee from the Rotary CIuD
appeared and urged the board to
place white way lights on the public
square.
Mr.. P. T. Wilson was appointed on
: road committee in the place of Mr..
Charlie Murphy.
Notary bond of G. E. Hammond
was approved.
;, The following estimates Of ex-
penses for the fiscal year 1920-1921
Were made and ordered published:
Estimate of expense. general fund,
Marion county, for the year ending
Scptember Both, 1921:
4
i etc. ............s $4,000
!, Per diem and mileage, COM
. missioners 49,. 1900. 90
iAttorney for commissioners 500. 90
b Supervisor of registration. $4,000
ICounty physician .....,.. 500. 90
\ Repairs to county buildings 500. 90
lJanitors and other attend