The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-01-13

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3. Grannis, J. w. Nichols. ]. NJ. La
nier, NJ. NJ. Proctor.
Precinct No. 24-Dunnellon: B. ].
Benson, J. F. Cocowitch, D. B. Kibler,
G. W. Neville, J. 3. Brace, Geo. G.
Hough, w. W. King, John S. Pedrick.
Geo. P Bridges, F. W. Johns, E. L.
Knight, G. W. Rush.
Precinct No. 25-Candler: Lawrence
Ballard, E. S. Hall. Ben D. Belcher,
J. H. Matthews. W. T. Brown.
Precinct No. 26-Sparr: S. P. Bur
ton, L. B. Hall. J. F. Meadows, G. L.
Carlton, E. w. Huffman. D. o. Rocker,
II. D. Grantham, j. w. Huffman.
Precinct No. 27-Eureka: J. r.
Hogan, E. F. Teuton.
Precinct No. 28-Levon: Peter Bur
-chen, J. L. DeVarn, Carl Carlson, w.
r. Freer, L. J. Dankwertz.
Precinct No. 29-Kendrick: E. F.
Lyles, B. c. Webb. A. S. Pickett. J. R.
Thearer.
Precinct No. 3O-Martel: L. D.
Beck, S. A. Neal, Harry J. Clark. E.
w. Petty. J. H. Hanberry.
Precinct No. 31-Fairfield: J. H.
Carter, w. H. Leverett, NJ. L. Payne,
J. L. Davis, D. B. Matthews, ]. W.
Smoak, F. S. Dupuis. G. A Osteen.
Precinct No. 32-Geiger: H. H.
Horrell, G. H. Wilmington. P. Rat
teree, w. l. Wilmington, C. S. Rhodes,
A J. Wyche.
Precinct No. 33-Emathla: Sumpter
3. Brooks, T. M. Phillips. R. w. Fer
guson,- A J. Mclaughlin.
The foregoing list of qualified iu-
rors to serve during the year 1920,
was selected by the board of county
commissioners of Marion county at
| its regular meeting the first week in
January, 1920. in accordance with
sections 1870 and 1871. general sta
tutes of Florida.
The board re-convened January 6,
with Commissioners Rogers. Hutch
ms, Davis and Talton present.
The board recommended to the tax
collector that he collect taxes on lots
1 a4nd AZ of the town of Gambler upon
valuation of $3.50 each, said reduc-
ton being made on account of error
in assessment.
The board instructed the clerk to
request the A. G. L. r. r. Co. to re-
pair it's crossing where it's line
crosses the public road just south and
east of the depot at Martin.
Mr.. R. F. Rogers, postmaster at
Ocala, appeared and complained of
the condition of the road between
Silver Springs and Griner Farm,
which is a post road, stating that
several roots should be cut out and
several holes filled. stating that about
SIS or 500 would cover cost of re-
pairs and was authorized by the
! board to have said repairs made.
Several property holders of the
Dunnellon special road and bridge
district called and discussed the road
situation in said district, asking that
at least $4,000 be spent on the road
from Juliette in northeasterly d.
rection towards st. Johns church.
and the board decided that on Mon
cay, February 4th. 1920. the mem
bers would meet at Juliette to view
the road situation in that vicinity.
| The board recommended that the
tax collector allow L. F. Fisher to
pay his personal tax upon a valuation
of 800, said reduction being made on
account of error in assessment.
The board recommended to the tax
collector that he allow Turner Bros
to pay their personal taxes on SOC
head of taxes and to allow ]. S. Mar
tin to pay his personal taxes on 100
head of cattle, said reductions being
allowed on account of error.
The board of commissioners having
been shown that Mrs. W. P. Ham
monds, has paid on 25 head of cattle
more than she owns. and it was rec
commended that the comptroller re-
fund state taxes on the above as ar
erroneous assessment.
The board recommended to the
comptroller that he allow M. F
Sanders to redeem the west half OF
east half sec Is tip Is 10 e, upon g
valuation of $120.
B. F. Smith and L. B. Griggs. ma.
Ijority of committee appointed to view
and mark out road in sec % tip IA ]
"a. recommended the following route
Commencing at a point on the Muscle
and Norwalk public road quarter
mile east of the NV cor sec % tip Il
r "a, thence south across secs % anc
q to the corner of old Fischer field
there intersecting Ocala and Fort
Gates public road. which road wa:
ordered posted for opening.
The board recommended to the ta1
collector that he allow L. W. Wilson
Tn nav his nersona1 tax on 25 heaC
of cattle. reduction being made on &C
count of erroneous assessment.
The board, upon motion. appointed
DR.. J. w. Hood county physician fo1
the year 1920 at $50 per month, sait
amount to include all medicine anC
dressings.
Bids were submitted in accordance
with advertisement for truck ant
tractor as follows: Edward Tucker
opa Eo,-d with ooh fo, tho CRY,