The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-23


submitted a report for his work No
vember 10th to July 1st.
Upon motion warrant was ordered
drawn on the Agricultural Fund in
amount Of $125.0O and draft on The
Munroe & Chambliss National Bank
in amount of $500 favor w. A. Ses-
SONS for salary as Co sn.y D. n. oDst,a-
Ter for month of June. 1920.
Citizens of Blitchton community
called and asked that the roads in
their vicinity be repaired,
On account of numerous complaints
concerning the operation Of tractors
and trucks in logging business on the
east side of the Ocklawaha river in
this county, the Board authorized the
Chairman to take the steps necessary
to stop the said machinery from injur-
ing the roads.
Notary bend or H. NJ Hampton was
approved.
Mr.. w. l.. Colbert appeared and fill
ed oath as County Enumeration.
Communication was received from
the Florida State Automobile Assoc;-
atoms stating that they could post ,tne
roads of the County for about $4,000
and that the expense to the County
would be y of same, and the Board
oetlered that the ASSOCIATE NJ be direct
ed to do said posting.
The Board ordered that Fine an,
Forfeiture Warrant No. 5023 in
amount of s1O0 and General Fund
Warrant No. 9415 in amount of $500
be cancelled.
A petition was received by several
citizens of Fairfield and vicinity ask
ing that the sentence of George Green
be suspended and these parties were
referred to the Governor. who has
jurisdiction in these cases.
The Board ordered that witness
certificates No. S79 to No. 91S in
amount of $14S.S5 be certified to the
County Depository for payment from
the Fine and Forfeiture Fund.
Pistol bond of j. H. Cherry was pre.
sented and he was ordered notified 10
appear in person and give reasons for
desiring to carry pistol.
Warrant was ordered drawn on the
Outstanding Indebtedness Fund favor
of Alfred Aver in amount of $4,000 to
retire coupon No. 1. on Outstanding
Indebtedness Warrant No. g..
The Board thereupon adjourned to
meet July Sth. 1920.
July sth. 1920
The American Legion requested the
Board to extend to them the privilege
OF the use of the Armory in Ocala 70
club room purposes, stating that
should a military company be formed
at any time and it be desired that the
building be vacated, that the same
would be done upon receipt OF notice.
The Board granted permission to the
Legion to use the Armory in accord
ance with their request.
Notary bond of r. L. Anderson, Jr..
was approved.
The Board, upon motion ordered
that $4,000 be transferred from JUS
tice Peace Cost Bills in Criminal Cas-
es, $4,000 from Discharge money
paid convicts and $4,000 from Con-
tingencies: $4,000 to County Judge
Cost Bills in Criminal Cases. $4,000
to sheriffs cost bills in criminal cases
and $4,000 to witness fees in the Fine
and Forfeiture Fund and that $4,000
be transferred from supervisors of
Registration; $4,000 to Commissions
paid Tax Collector and $4,000 to
sheriff for General Court work in the
General. Fund and directed the Clerk
to write the Comptroller and request
that he approve said transfers.
Petition for public road was pre-
sented as follows:
We the undersigned do ask the hon
orable Board OF County Commission
ers to grant a County Road on North
Section lire Of Sections 81 and 50, be-
ginning at west Anthony road then
running east to Anthony hard road