The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-10-16
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Ocala, Fla. Oct. 13, 1920.
The board of county commissioners
met in adjourned session with all
members present.
Petitions were presented asking
that the following persons be placed
on the official ballot as candidates for
the offices named:
Mr.. Dan Shaw, constable for pre-
cinct No. 28; Mr.. w. 7. Barnett, JUS
tice of peace for precinct No. %.
Mr.. P. w. Collens, justice of peace
for precinct No. 8; Mr.. R. L. Tim
mons, constable for precinct No. g.;
VIM. A. Jeffcoat, justice of peace for
precinct No. /.
The secretary of state filed form
by which constitutional amendment is
to be submitted.
Mr.. G. w. Neville filed duly ac-
knowledged notice that he will not
accept the nomination for the legis-
lature and requesting that his name
not be submitted.
The matter of designating the Dixie
Highway south of Ocala was taken
up and in view of the fact that the
present road accommodates travel
from several roads at Reads corner,
being more convenient to material
deposits, and accommodating great
er number of people, upon motion of
Mr.. j. A. Talton, the present route
of the Dixie Highway from Ocala to
Reads corner was accepted.
The town of Belleview was request
ed to designate one of the four routes
surveyed by the state road depart
ment through their corporation as the
enc which they desire to be designated
as the right of way for the Dixie
Highway.
The route of the Dixie Highway,
south to the Lake county line, having
been viewed, marked out and posted
in accordance with law, Mr.. ]. w. Da-
Wis made motion, which was sec
onded by Mr.. J. T. Hutchins, and
passed. that the road be granted and
opened on the following route:
Beginning where the present road
intersects Lake Marion county line in
Sec 80 TIP IL S R "a E, Marion coun-
ty, following present road deg
25 min W 1000 ft thence to right on
2 deg curve (radius 2864.93 ft) for
argyle II deg OIL min (length curve
1050.83 ft) thence 18 deg 36 min
e 5846.32 ft thence to the right on
] deg curce (radius 5729.65 ft) for
deg IL min length of curve 5000 #,
thence n 21 deg 48 min for 10303.43
ft thence to left on 4 deg (radius
1432.69 ft) angle % deg 46 min,
length of curve 594.17 #, thence /
deg So min W 7209.6 ft, thence to left
on 2 deg curve (radius 2864.93 ft) for
angle Sc. deg SO min. length curve
2844.17 fit, thence n So deg 81 min
" 3352.08 #, thence to left on 2 deg
(radius 2864.93 ft) for angle As deg
At min. length of curve 2289.17 #,
thnce rs deg % min W s677.53 #,
thnec to right on 2 deg curve (radius
2864.93 ft) for angle 81 deg so min,
length of curve 1591.67 #, thence n
72 deg 48 min w 9249.33 #, thence to
left on deg curve (radius 5729.65
ft) for deg 80 min, length of curve
1888 ft, thence 80 deg 20 min W
18,260.67 ft to S. A. L. R. r. cross
ing south of Belleview depot.
The board then proceeded to revise
tie registration books and certain
names were strickenatherefrom. See
list elsewhere.
The board ordered that the names
stricken from the registration books
be advertised in accordance with law
The board then proceeded to ap-
point inspectors and clerks to serve
at the several polling places in the
county in general election to be held
Nov. End, 1920. which are as follows.
(See advertisement elsewhere).
The list of same was ordered ad-
vertised in accordance with law.
The. board then proceeded to COM
pile the ballot to be used in the gen.
eral election to be held November 2,
1920, which ballot was ordered enter
ed in the minutes.
The board ordered that the print
ing of the ballots be awarded to the
Ocala Star and the printing of the
list of qualified electors be awarded
tc the Ocala Banner.
The board thereupon adjourned to
meet October 23rd. 1920, for the pur-
pose of hearing complaints and re-
storing to the registration books all
names enormously stricken.
%. III. Rogers, Chairman.
Attest: P. H. Nugent, Clerk. By
7. D. Lancaster Jr.. Deputy Clerk.
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