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

| free-holderS living In the vicinity OIL
the road hereby sought to be estab-
lished, respectfully petition the Board
to establish public road to be locat-
ed as follows:
Commencing at the northeast corn
er of the seA of section Is, township
Is, range 20, at the end of the hard
road, thence west on the quarter sec
ton line through section IS, township
Is, range 10, o the quarter section
post on the west side of section a.,
thence north 81 degrees west so chains
to a point four chains east OF the
Seaboard Air Line Railroad, thence
north Sc degrees and 30 minutes, west
212.5 chains to the southwest corner
OF section 6, township Is. range 10,
and being at point 10 links east of
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, and
distance of miles and $50 chains
dated this August 4th, 1920. Said petit
ton bearing 10 signatures and the fol-
lowing committee was appointed to
view and mark out the best and most
practical route for same: T. F. Nor.
gan, T. E. Hutchins and ]. B. Trotter.
L. N. Green, attorney for the Sea
board Air Line Railroad Company
having brought before the Board for
its consideration certain written
agreement bearing date February
18th, 1920, and executed by the Di-
rector General of railroads, by w. j.
Haraham. Federal manager of above
company, and by above company by
M. J. Caples, vice-president thereof;
said agreement to be executed by this
Board and by town Of Belleyiew, and
relating to the opening of a certain
public road over the right-of-way of
above named company at Beleview.
And it appearing that it is to the best
interest of tbs Board and to the gen.
eral public that said agreement be en-.
tered into; therefore, upon motion of
J. w. Davis, seconded by ]. T. Hut.
chins, members of this Board, it is
hereby
Resolved as follows: That said
agreement be and same is hereby ap
proved AID entered into by this Board
Of County Commissioners; and the
Chairman and Clerk Of the Board are
hereby directed and authorized to exc
cute said agreement for and in behalf
Of the Board in the manner and form
provided for in said agreement, and |
that the same, when duly executed
by the town of Belleview, be placed /
on the public records of the county in |
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit |
Court, provided the town of Belleview
pay all costs of said record and Of two |
duly certified copies of this resolu- |
ton.
Mr.. F. W. Weber stated that he
has sustained loss by fire and asked |
the Board to make allowances in his |
tax assessment for same.
The Board upon motion ordered !
that warrant on the road fund in favor |!
of the city of Ocala for $3,50O00 be-
drawn, on account of payment on one
half of road tax collected in said city |
for 1919 levy.
Mr.. ]. M. Meffert called and object |
ed to assessment of personal property
hn nd fhnr
meet August 5th, 1920.
August 5th, 1920
The Board re-convened with all |
members present.
Mr.. w. T. Gary called and objected |
to assessment Of lands in s. %, t Is. |
r. %.
Mr.. N. Mayo called in regard to ille- |
gal tax certificate held by him.
Fanny Hochkrant objected to
assessment of lots 1 to % in block |
10S, west end, Ocala.
Upon motion the Board ordered |
that the following transfers be made. |
General fund: $500 from expens
es of election account to general
blanks, stationery etc.
Fine and forfeiture fund $4,000 from
constables cost bills in criminal cases, !
$62.12 from clerk circuit court cost |
bills in criminal cases, $500 from
court stenographer in insolvency cases
and $4,000 from contingencies: $1,000
to sheriff and deputies cost bills in |
criminal cases. $207.12 to feeding
prisoners and $4,000 to sheriff CON-
missioners on fines.