The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-08-13

cultural Fund in favor Of VIM. A. SEES
SONS. In amount OF $4,000 for salary
az county demonstration. for the month
OF July. 1890.
Mr.. n. L. Anderson, trustee. called
and stated that citizens are trying
20 obtain certain lands In the Fort
King vicinity on which 70 make a
park and place a monument to the
memory Of the men who died there
and asked that the Board allow all
possible reduction OF certain tax GER
tlficates on same. and the Board, upon
motion recommended to the Comp
troIIer that he allow the cancellation
OF ali certificates and omitted years
taxes against lot 20. J. II. Foss subdi-
vision Of nwh. g. IA. {. Is, r. %. por-
ton OF said lands.
The following report was received:
To the Honorable Board OF County
Commissioners OF Marion county,
Ocala. Fla.
Gentlemen
We. your committee. appointed to
view and mark out the best and most
practical route for a road commenc-
ing on the west Anthony road, and
being appointed at the meeting held
by your Honorable Board under date
OF July 9Th. 1920, begto submit the fol.
lowing az our report of the best and
most practical route for said road.
On the north section line OF sec. 81
and %. Beginning at the west An
thony road. then running east to An.
thony hard road proper. thence east to
Silver Springs rural route public road
at Sc corner fsection 20, I. IA. r. %.
Respectfully submitted. p. T. Will
son. Peter Loos, w. o. Carpenter
which report was accepted by the
Board and the road ordered posted
for opening.
The following report was received:
To the Honorable Board OF County
Commissioners. of Marion county.
The undersigned commissioners APP
pointed TO lay out the extension of the
road from SC. Johns church to state
road number five, commonly known
as the ocala. Cotton Plant and Romeo
road, respectfully report, that we have
personally inspected the said route,
and recommended that said road be
laid out and established as follows:
Begin at the section line dividing
sections IA and 9 Township Is, Range,
10, where the road as now laid out
crosses said section line, and run
thence south about 125 yards to the
line dividing 8 and Is, Township and
Range aforesaid, thence running along
the section line due west to point
where said line intersects the road
known as state road number five.
Respectfully submitted, James
Hooper, A. N. Brass, J. d. Williams,
which report was accepted and the
road ordered posted for opening.
The Board adjourned to meet
August 4th.
Aug. 4th, 1920
The Board reconvened with all
present.
The following petition was receiy-
ed:
We the undersigned citizens of
Marion county, do petition your
honorable Board of County Commits
sioners to change the public road cell
ed the Lonk Lake road intersecting
the Moss Bluff and Grahamville road
and the Ocala-Daytona road; said
change beginning from sw corner Of
nwA of nwA, thence Southerly 275I
yards, thence east 400 yards, back to
Lonk Lake road, thence south to Sc
corner of self of nwA, all in section
10, tp. 16, 8. r. % e., thence west 440I
yards as nearly on half section line
as practicable, thence south to Ocala
and Daytona road as nearly on line
as practicable.
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
The following petition was receiv-
ed:
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners, Marion county.
We the undersigned citizens and tax
payers of Marion county respectfully