The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-10-22
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dred and twenty five dollars ($125.00)
per month instead of $4,000 per
month, which motion was seconded by
Commissioner Hutchins and upon be-
ing put to vote Commissioners Rogers
and Hutchins voted yea. No negative
vote.
The Board then increased salaries
as follows:
w. P. Chalker, janitor at Jail, from
$4,000 to $500
C. R. Waterman, ferryman, from
$4,000 to $4,000.
j. B. Strickland, ferryman, from
$4,000 to $4,000.
Wing. Meadows, ferryman, from
$4,000 to $4,000.
Upon motion it was ordered that
warrant be drawn on the Fine
and Forfeiture Fund in favor
of L. n. Green in amount Of
$4,000 for services as County Prose
cutting Attorney for the cases included
between pages No. $40 to No. 439 Of
County Judges Criminal Docket.
Bonds of w. H. Fore and c. c. Cur
ry as road overseers :or districts No.
and No. 2 respectively, conditioned
for the faithful performance of their
duties were receivd and ordered filed.
Petit n for road starting in tip. Is, r.
10, e, signed by T. Williams, ct al, was
received and laid over until next meet
ing.
A communication was received sign
ed by w. P. Wilson, Chairman and
p. Reche Williams, Secretary, regard
ing the action of the Republican coun-
ty convention concerning the placing
of Geo. w. Neville and L. r. Hamp-
ton on the official ballot at general
election as candidates for the legisla-
ure.
Communication was received from
G. w. Neville asking that his name be
not submitted as a candidate for the
legislature.
Petition was received asking that
name of A. S. Pickett be placed on the
official ballot in coming general cleo
ton as candidate for County Commits
sioner for district No. 1.
Petition were received asking that
the name of Clarence v. School bo
placed on the official ballot in the gen
eral election as candidate for Justice
of the Peace for precinct No. IA.
Certificate was received from the
Secretary of State certifying the nomi-
nation of certain persons, by the Dem
ocratic party of Florida, to certain Of
fees, as follows:
Martin Caraballo, to be presidential
elector.
P. w. Corr, to be presidential cleo
tor.
Charles E. Jones, to be presidential
elector.
W. V. Knott, to be presidential cleo.
tor.
j. G. Sharon, to be presidential cleo
tor.
G. B. Wells, to be presidential cleo
tor.
Duncan T. Fletcher to be United
States Senator, from the State of of
Florida.
Frank Clark to be Representative IN
Congress End Congressional District.
Cary A. Hardee to be Governor of
the State of Florida.
H. Clay Crawford to be Secretary
OF State of the State of Florida.
Rivers H. Buford to be Attorney
General of the State of Florida.
Ernest Amos to be Comptroller of
the State of Florida.
j. c. Luning to be Treasurer of the
State of Florida.
w. N. Sheats to be Superintendent
of Public instruction of the State of
Florida.
W. A. MeRae to be Commissioner of
Agriculture OF the State of Florida
w. H. Ellis to be Justice of the su.
preme Court of the State of Florida
Thomas F. West to be Justice of the
Supreme Court of the State of Florida.
a. 5. Wells to be Railroad Commits. |
sloner OF the State of Florida and GER.
tifying the nomination by the Republi.
can party OF Florida, (White) of the |
following:
Geo. W. Allen to be presidept;,,
Elector.
James W. Archibald to be Presiden.
tial Elector.
Il. l. clough to be Presidential Elec-
tor.
J. Fl. Drummond to be Presidential
Elector.