The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-12


cording 10 the French foreign Office.
ers in and for Marion county. state
Of Florida. Immediately after the
assessments Of the county had been
revised and equalized. ascertained
and determined the amount of money
to be raised by taxation for each
county fund, as is shown by the bud
get published and adopted in accord
ance with law Tt Is thereupon or
dered that the following tax levy be
made on all taxable property in the
county of Marion for the year 1920,
td-wit:
For state taxes. II mills; for
county general fund taxes, 31z mills:
for fine and forfeiture fund taxes,
n mills; for road and bridge fund
taxes, III mills: for outstanding in
debtedness fund taxes. IL mills: for
agricultural fund taxes, N mill; for
bond, interest and sinking fund taxes,
mills; for school fund taxes. 10
mills.
1T Is further ordered that the fol-
lowing special tax district taxes be
levied upon the property within the
respective districts hereinafter men
toned TO rthe year 1920:
Dnnnellon special road and bridge
district No. Q. 10 mills.
Itemized estimates of the special
tax school districts trustees for the
IL sub-school districts of the county
having heretofore been fled with the
county commissioners. the millage
for said sub-school districts was fixed
in accordance with said estimates
and written request from the board
Of public Instruction. as follows:
Bond interest and sinking fund.
District No. 4. Ocala. 5 mills; district
No. 5. Dunnellon, mill; district No
6, Reddick, 5 mills; district No. 10
/ Citra, mills; and sub-school dis.
trict taxes. in accordance with above
requests as follows: Nos. 1, 2. 8, 4
5,6, z, 8, 9. TO- 4. 12, 49, IA. IL, is. II
three mills; No. IS, one mill; Nos. 10
20, q, ~, 23. "A, rs, 26, 27. Is, 29, 80
81, SO. 50, three mills; No. "a. tws
mills; Nos. 35. So. 81. 38, SO. 40 ant
41, three mills.
/ The board adjourned to meet Ang
9Th. The board re-convened Aug
| 9Th with all members present.
Mr.. j. w. Melton called and com
planned Of personal tax assessment.
| Mrs. ]. F. Pedrick objected TO as
sessment OF lands i'm S32 T15 R21
| Mr.. Colon Monroe objected to az
sessment Of lands ii S25 T15 RIG.
II Notary public bonds of M. r.. Pas
| tenr and T. p. Lancaster Jr. were ap
| proved.
1 The board after hearing and con
sidering the complaints Of the sew
eral parties to assessments of thei
| property, ordered that the following
reduction OF assessments be made
ii to-wit:
i D. B. Morrison and Co.. 400 q So
T15 R18, $1,000 to $1,000.
| Fla. Land Co. so Ga Sc T13 RIG
| $500 to $1,000.
Fla. Land Co.. 400 81 T13 R2t
$500 TO $3.50.
Flora Morrison ct al. ESQ SIS TT
R19, $1100 to $500.
Rachel Perrin. Z $50 TIT R24
! $500 TO $3.50.
w. #. Dancer. $40 TIT R24
$500 to $50.
J. II. Douglas. 100 s1l TIC RI
]l $1,000 TO $500.
81 W. n. Sherouse, 30 q 81 T1S RI
$500 to $500.
H. 7. Hall. "a . 50 T1s Ri. 800
D to $500.
Alphano Humus Co., 44O a 81 II
R22, $500 to $1,000.
D Dunnellon Phosphate CO., 400
T15 RIB. $500 to $1,000; 400 a 81
0 TIC RIB. $4,000 to $1,000; $40 81
T16 R18, $500 to S256O: $50 81
0 TIC R18. $500 10 s224O.
]. Malever. personal. from $500
to $4,000.
0 ]. o. Hightower. so . s12 TIT R2
$400 to $500.
O. B. I. Easterling. 80 SCI T13 R2
: $3.50 to $3.50.
8 Sam Sans: 50 . ssl. T1s R2
$3.50 to $3.50.
w B. Waits. 5 . $50 TIC RI
o. $1,000 to $3.50.
Mrs. ". G. Condor, 110 a. SGT II
O. RE-, $1,000 to 500.
oil M. NJ. Proctor. 40 a $50 TIL RI
Il $500 to $50.
0i r. L. Wellington. 40 81 T12 b.
r $500 70 $500.