The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-02-23

ems $50 chs 5.38 chs n 5 chs W
5 chs 5 chs W 20 chs on valuation
of $4,000, said reduction being made
on account of error.
Bonds of the county bond trustees
were presented on on advice of the
county attorney they were ordered re-
turned to be drawn in the proper
form.
Mr. A. B. Halsell rendered his res
ignation as marks and brands inspec-
tor for district No. /, and the same
was accepted.
Upon motion of Commissioner
Weathers, duly seconded and carried,
A. ]. NARROW was ordered stricken
from the pauper list.
Mr.. T. NJ. Mclean was ordered to
cease work on dipping vat construc-
ton.
Upon motion the board ordered that
$3.50 be transferred from overseers
account; $3.50 to free labor and 5000
to tools and machinery account in the
road fund and directed the clerk to
write the comptroller and request
that he approve said transfers.
Petition was presented requesting
public road as follows: Commencing
at David Sellers place at the point
where the mail route survey came into
the old road. following the old road
to corner of Hosea Sellers fence, a
northwesterly direction about one-half
mile to intersect with the Astor and
Ocaal road, thence along Astor and
Ocala road, about one mile and a
quarter to sw cor of the Avery grove,
thence along old road southwesterly
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, John Mock and A. j. Hogan.
Petition was presented requesting
road as follows: Com at the sw cor of
sec % twp 13 %, at the end of the
present hard road running east from
Sparr, thence east to the section line
between secs % and q and continu-
/ ing east between secs % and 26 to the
ne cor of said sec 26, thence in an
easterly and northerly direction across
section "a to intersect with the Eure-
ka and Pennington public road at or
near Black Sink, making a distance
of three miles, and the following COM
mittee was appointed to view and
mark out the best and most practical
route for same: Messrs. John Luff-
man, S. d. Souter and Homer Luff-
man.
Application was made to exempt
the Masonic lots in Dunnellon from
taxation and upon investigation it was
found that the building on said lots
was being used to produce revenue
and said lots could not be exempted.
The tax collector was instructed to
allow DR.. E. B. Lytle to pay taxes on
w half of sw quarter of sc quarter sec
21 twp II "a e. on valuation of
5000.
The board recommended to the
comptroller that he allow Mr.. s. III.
Christian to redeem lot 4 S. ]. Green's
add Ocala sold in certificate No. 897
of sale of 1913. at face value of certi-
ficate and omitted years taxes without
interest.
The following having been advertis-
ed in accordance with law, was de-
clared a public road: Commence at a
point on or about where the Lynne and
Grahamville road crosses section line
between secs and twp Is "a e,
| thence about one-quarter mile, m
tersecting with the Lynne and Lacota
public road and to abrogate the
Lynne and Grahamville road from
where it now crosses section line to
where it intersects with Lynne and
Lacota public road; and, beginning at
the sw cor of the NV quarter Of sc
quarter of sec 81 twp II s range 26 e
run thence north to the center line of