The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-19

Ocala as an error for 1920 assess
ment, and the tax assessor was in
strueted to assess said property as
exempt. The above action was taken
on opinion of Ernest Amos, comp
troller, based on the statutes and at
the request of a committee from said
lodge.
George Washington was ordered
stricken from the pauper list and
warrant No. 11642 for So was ordered
cancelled.
Warrant was ordered drawn on the
agricultural fund favor K. c. Moore
for s66.67 for services as county
demonstration for portion of the
month of March.
Warrant was ordered drawn on the
outstanding Indebtedness fund in the
amount of $1,000 in favor of the Ocala
National Bank 10 retire outstanding
validated road fund warrant No. AZ,
and warrant on the same fund favor
of the Munroe & Chambliss National
Bank in amount of $1,000 TO retire
outstanding validated road warrants
Nos. Z and 8.
Warrants on the outstanding in
debtedness fund were ordered drawn
TO retire coupons on outstanding in
debtedness warrants as follows:
Ocala National Bank. No. l, $50;
T. P. Drake. No. 2, $50; L. B. earn,
No. 3, $50; ". B. Coggins, No. 4,
s12O; A. Aver. No. 5. $50; Mrs. n. A.
Fort, No. 6, $50.
The county depository was directed
TO charge to the road fund of Marion
county $4,000 time warrant due April
It'll, 1921.
Warrants were ordered drawn in
favor of the Ocala National Bank on
the outstanding Indebtedness fund in
amount of $50 and on the road fund
in amount of $40 to pay interest on
said time warrant.
The board ordered that the follow
ing transfers of funds be made:
In the road fund: 5000 for over
seers account; $50 from paint and
repair bridges account; $3.50 from
contingencies account; $3.50 to paid
for free labor; s27O to gasoline and
oil account; s213 to feeding and care
of convicts account; s37 to tools and
machinery, cost and repairs account.
I In the general fund: $3.50 from re-
pairs to county buildings; s246 from
insurance account; STA from widows
pension account; 5000 from expense
of election account; $40 to record
books account; S420 to contingencies
account; 1910 to stationery account
$40 to advertising required by law.
And directed the clerk to write the
comptroller and request that he ap-
prove said transfers.
Application for widows pension of
Della Nelson was presented and re-
fused on account of arriving too late
as this account has been closed for the
year.
( The following bonds were approx
ed: As notary public, Julia NJ. Liddell
with American Surety Co.; Mamie E.
Fox with F. w. Ditto and R. L. Mar
tin as sureties; J. P. Phillips with J.
R. Owens and w. T. Gary as sureties;
R. L. Van Osten with American
Surety Co., and bond of o. S. Sanders
as constable for district No. 20, with
]. G. Bitch and George Bolander as
sureties.
The county judge, county deposit
tory, sheriff, tax collector. justices of
peace and inspectors of marks and
brands made reports.
The following warrants were order
ed drawn to cover bills duly examin-
ed, passed and ordered paid, to-wit:
General fund. No. 11491 to 1861
S4,293.S9; fine and forfeiture fund
No. 1855 to No. 1871, S423.07; road
fund No. 14670 to No. 14735, S19S1.54
agricultural fund, No. 72S S66.S7i
outstanding Indebtedness fund, No
90 to No. lot, $3.50; state aid roaC
fund, No. 1860 to No. 1867, s104.60.
There being no further business the
board thereupon adjourned.
R. B. Meffert, Chairman.
Attest: T. d. Lancaster Jr., Clerk