The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-08-10
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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1921, all members being present.
There were also present Messrs. ].
H. Taylor. l. K Edwards and DR.. ].
G. Baskin. trustees of county bonds.
The chairman announced that th>
business before the meeting was the
contamination of the sale of the $780,
600 of bonds af the county, dated July
1st, 1920. in the denomination Of $1,000
each, which were sold to the Munroe
& Charlbliss National Bank of Ocala,
the Ocala National Bank, the Bank of
Dunnellon, and the First State Bank
of Mcintosh. on the 9Th day of July,
1921.
The chairman announced that he
and the clerk of the board had ex-
ecuted the bonds as such chairman and
clerk respectively, and had affixed
thereto the official seal of the board of
county commissioners for and on be-
half of the county. which action on
behalf of the said chairman and clerk
on motion of Mr.. G. A. Waters, duly
seconded by mr. E. B. Weathers. and
carried by unanimous affirmative vote
of all members. was approed and
ratified.
Thereupon Mr.. E. B. weathers Of
fered the following resolution:
Resolved, that upon payment of the
amount bid for the $3.50, 900 of bonds
of said county. being the sum of $504,-
600 plus accrued interest, amounting
to S2,663.04, making a total Of $685.
663.04, to the trustees of county
bonds now present that the said bonds
with interest coupons attached for all
interest becoming due after July LIST,
1921, be delivered to the said banks,
or their representatives. The coupons
due January l. 1921, and July 1st,
1921. to be detached from said bonds
before delivery.
Mr.. E. B. Weathers moved the
adoption of said resolution, which
motion was seconded by Mr.. G. 4.
Waters and unanimously adopted by
an affirmative vote of all members
present.
Thereupon the payment of the pur-
chase price of said bonds TO the bond
trustees and the delivery of the bonds
to the purchasers was contaminated
in the presence of all members of the
said board, the bond trustees and the
representatives of the several bidders.
Cashiers checks in the amount of
81, 040 heretofore deposited with the
bid of the Munroe & Chambliss Ma
tional Bank and others. were returned
to their respective makers.
The county budget of expenses
contemplated for the fiscal year 1921
1922 as advertised and heretofore re-
corded was considered and the board
ordered the following alterations.
General fund: Account bond ex-
penses, $4,000 was added.
Fine and forfeiture fund: Account
sheriffs and deputies cost bills in
criminal cases reduced from $4,000 to
$4,000; witness fees, reduced from
800 to $500; contingencies, reduced,
from $4OO to $500; game warden, adj
ditional, $500.
Theredpon Mr. j. A Talton intro
duced the following resolution:
Resolved that there shall be and is
heerby levied upon the taxable prop
erty in Marion county. Fla, for the
year 1921 a tax apportioned as fol-
lows:
County Taxes
General fund .. Az mills
Fine and forfeiture fund. mills
Road fund ........-..- 7h mills
Outstanding indebt. fund. 2 mills
Agricultural fund .. Y mill
Bond, int. and sink. fund. TX mills
School fund ..........10 mills
Total county taxes .....32 mills
Dunnellon special road and bridge
district No 2, 10 mills.
Bond, interest and sinking fund:
Ocala sub-school district No. /, five
mills; Dunnellon sub-schiil district
No. 5. one mill; Reddick sub-schOol
district No. 6. FIVE mills; Citra sub
school district No. 10. five mills.
Special tax school districts: No. 1,
oeala, 8 mills; No. 2, Mcintosh,
mills; No. 8, Belleview, mills; No. 4,
FantviIle, 8 mills; No. 5. Dunnellon,
mills; No. 6. Reddick, mills; No. z,
Pine Level, mills; No. 9, Weirsdale,
8 mills; No. 10. Citra, 8 mills; No. IL,
Griner Farm, mills; No. II, Buck
Pond. mills; No. 1S, Spar, 3 mills;
No. IA, Gambler. mills; No. Is, Eel
llowship, mills; No. Is. Electra, 8
mills; No. II. Blitchton, 8 mills; No.
1s, Martel, / mill; No. 10, Fort King,
l3 mills; No. 20. Capulet, mills; No.
| q, Linadale, mills; No. p, Cotton
Plant, g mills; No. %. Orange Lake, 3
mills; No. "a, Oak Hill, 2 mills; No,
25, Moss Bluff, mills; No. 26. Fair
field, 8 mills; No. q, Cottage Hill, 8
mills; No. q, Charter Oak, 8 mills;
No. %, Pedro, 8 mills; No 30, Ken
drick, 8 mills; No. 81, Oklawaha, 9
mills; No. 90, HeidtviIle, mills; No.
80, Pleasant Hill, 8 mills; No. "a. Fl
Mccoy, 8 mills; No. 80, Anthony, 8