The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-02-25

the proposition of filling said vacancy
and upon motion of Commissioner
Waters the matter was deferred.
Upon motion of Commissioners Tai
ton the board ordered from the Flor
ida Title and Abstract Corporation
three maps of the city of Ocala, at
$500 each.
Upon motion of Commissioner ely
burn, the tax collector was instruct
ed to allow Mr.. ] NJ Douglas to pay
taxes on property, COM at NV cor of
sw4, sec. 80, tp II, S. r. "a. e. 80 CHI,
n. CHI, W. 10 CHI, n. $50 CHI, e. 5.3S
CHI. n. oh. w. ch. n. 5 CHI w. 20 ch.
on valuation of 100000, said reduc-
ton being made on account of error.
Bonds of the county bond trustees
were presented and on advice of the
county attorney they we're ordered re-
turned to be drawn in the proper
form.
Mr.. A. B. Halsell, rendered his
resignation as marks and brands in
spector for district No. /. which was
accepted.
Upon motion of Commissioner
Weathers duly seconded and carried,
A. r.. NARROW was ordered stricken
from the pauper list.
Mr.. T.. NJ Mclean was ordered to-
cease work on dipping vat construc-
tion
Upon motion the Board ordered
that S2.1500O be transferred from
overseers account. $3.50 to free la
Dor and 100000 to tools and machin-
cry account in the road fund and di-
rected the Clerk to write the Comp
troller and request that he approve
said transfers.
Petition was presented requesting
public road as follows:
Commencing at David Sellers at the
point where the mail route survey
came into the old road following the
old road to the corner of Sellers fence
a north westerly direction about one
half mile to intersect with the Astor
and Ocala road, thence along Astor
and Ocala road, about one mile and
quarter to the southwest corner of
the Avery grove, thence along old
road south westerly direction about
one mile to Electra, and the following
committee was appointed to view and
mark out the best and most practical
route for same: Messrs. A. B. Holly,
Jno. Mock, A. j. Hogan.
Petition was presented requesting
road as follows
Commencing at the sw cor. of Sec
%, tip Is, r. %, at the end of the pres
ent hard road running east from
Spar, thence east to the section line
between sects. % and % and continue
ing east between sections 23 and &c
to the ne cor. of said section 26,
thence in an easterly and northerly
direction across sec. "a to intersect
with the Eureka and Pennington pub
lie road at or near Black Sink, making
distance of three miles, and the
following committee was appointed to
view and mark out the best and most
practical route for same; Messrs.
John Huffman, S. D. Souter, and Ho-
mer Huffman.
Lots application was made to
exempt the Masonic lots in Dunnel-
Ion from taxation and upon investi-
CATION it was found that the building
on said lots being used to produce
revenue that said lots could not be
exempted.
The tax collector was instructed tOl
allow DR.. E. B. Lyle to pay taxes on
WIZ Of sW4 OF sell, sec. 81, tp II, s..
r. "a, east, on valuation of 100000.
The board recommended to the
Comptroller that he allow Mr.. S. Fl.
Christian to redeem lot 4, 81 J. Greens
add. ocala sold in certificate No S97
of sale of 1918, at face value of GER
tificate and omitted years taxes with