The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-07-29
$1,000. Total. $4,000.

sale anu redemption OF TAX certIn-
Gates, $1,000. Total, $1,000.
Communication received. from the
South Florida Fair and Florida State
Fair requesting that Marion county
be represented at their respective ex-
hibits.
Commissioner clyburn met with
the hoard
The Ocala Banner presented request
to be designated as the Official publ
cation to publish the laws enacted by
the legislature and upon motion the
Ocala Banner was so designated.
Communication received from the
district home demonstration agent in
Tallahassee, asking that the board
make an appropriation for the en-
ployment of a home demonstration
agent in this county for the next year.
Communication received from Mr..
S. H. Gaitskill concerning the assess
ment of certain lots.
Notice was received from he Uni
versity of Florida relative to agricul-
tural scholarships.
/ Requests was received from the tax
collector relative to commissions de-
Quoted from March bill on account of
commissions previously paid, being
based on the 7-mill illegal levy.
Messrs. j NJ. Thomas, John L Ed
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conditions in their community.
Mr. T. NJ. Mclean appeared and
asked that appropriation be made in
the coming budget for the continu-
ance Of tick eradication work.
NJ essrs. j. NJ. Thomas, John L. Ed
wards and L. H. Chazal, committee
from the board of trade asked the
board to appropriate $4,000 in the
coming budget to be used for publicity
purposes.
Board ordered that witness certif-
Gates No. $50 to 994 inclusive, in
amount Of So, be certified to the
county depository for payment from
the fine and forfeiture fund
The board ordered that the county
depository be directed to charge to
the road fund of the county account
time warrant No. s, issued Jan. 3rd.
1921, in amount of $1,000 and order
ed that warrant on the road fund in
favor of the Ocala National Bank, in
amount of $3.50, be drawn to cover in
terest on same.
Duplicate was ordered drawn for
general fund warrant No. 1884 in
favor Of S. G. NJ Thomas for s311.S0
the original having been lost
Warrant for 500 was ordered
drawn on agricultural fund favor Of
x c. Moore. county demonstration,
salary for June.
Warrant was ordered drawn on the
outstanding Indebtedness fund in IA
yor Ocala National Bank for $50 to
retire coupon No. II on @. f. validated
coupon warrant No. ]. and warrant
on same fund in favor of H. w Henry
for STA to retire coupons No. II on
g. F validated warrants Nos. 2, 5. 6
and Z.
Drafts were ordered drawn in favor
of the Standard & fernando r. r. for
s43s23 and favor of T. &c j r. R. for
s3SS.92, as refund on account of IL
legal bond, interest and sinking fund
levy collected by the comptroller.
The board ordered the following
lfransfers of funds to be made:
General Fund s2S1.OS from mile
age and per diem Of county commits
sioners; s74.60 to contingencies ac-
count; SELL to advertising required
by law account; Sits to corners in
quests; $29.15 to- insanity inquests;
s25.52 to general stationery, etc,
s574I to commissions of tax collector
and s2154 to sheriff, general court
work.
Fine and Forfeiture Work: $52.S4
from clerks cost bills in criminal
cases; $ol.75 to feeding prisoners,
and s1.09 to contingencies
Road Fund: SAT from salary of
overseers, and s1,079.92 from one-half
road tax paid to incorporated cities
and towns: s72O.21 to contingencies
account; s29.O4 to pay Of convict
guards; $34.36 to feeding and care of
convicts; s1ss.s8 to be paid for free la
Dor; s23.16 for tools and machinery.
cost and repairs; s13O.17 to gasoline,
oil, etc.
Clerk was directed to write the
comptroller and request that be ap-
prove said transfers.
The board then proceeded to equal
ize the tax assessment rolls for 1921
levy.
The following estimates Of expenses
for the fiscal year 1921-1922 were