The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-01-20

filed.
Petition asking that Stokes ferry
and Archer road be opened starting at
intersection of Ocala. Martel and
DUnnellon road, was ordered filed
Petition asking survey of road from
Santos TO Belleview was ordered filed
Petition asking for work on the
Pennington and Eureka road, and ask
ing that said road be put on section
line between secs and II and 9 and
Is was referred to Commissioner Tai
ton.
Bill of Alfred Aver for assessors
commissions on 1920 levy of DunneI-
l"n special road and bridge district
No. 2, in amount sl44.0l, and bill of
Star Publishing Co., against said dis
trict for notice 10 contractors in
amount s4.12 were approved and sent
t. trustees of said district for pay
ment Bill of Star Publishing Co.
against the state of Florida for two
thirds of the cost of publication of
license list was approved.
The board ordered that in the road
and bridge fund, $1,000 from cost of
material account and $4,000 from con-
tingencies account, be transferred to
accounts as follows: $500 to tools
ard machinery, cost and repairs, and
S2400 paid for free labor and directed
the clerk to write the comptroller and
request that he approve said trans
fors.
The board ordered that outstanding
Indebtedness warrant be drawn in
favor of the Munroe & Chambliss Ma
tional Bank in amount of s615 to re-
tire coupons No. 10 on outstanding
validated warrants as follows: Gen
eral fund No. IL, $50; No. 13, $50; No.
IA, $50; No. Is, $50; No. 81, $50; on
road fund, No. 40. $50; No. Al, $50;
No. As, $50; No. as. $50; No. 50, $50;
No. SO, $50; No. "a, $50; No. 81, SIS;
No. So, $50; No. SO, $50; No. so, $50;
No. 81. $50; No. IS, $50; No. Sc, $50;
No. 6s, $50; No. 81, $50.
General warrant No. 1902 for SO
was ordered cancelled and Esther
Timmons ordered stricken from pau
per list.
| The board ordered that time war
rant in accordance with Chapter S112
CT 1919, for Sill, 900 be drawn in IA
vor of the Ocala National Bank for
money borrowed on the road fund.
The county depository, county
judge, sheriff, tax collector, justices of
the peace and inspectors of marks and
brands filed reports.
The following warrants were order
ed drawn to cover bills duly examined,
passed and ordered paid, to-wit: Gen.
eral fund, No. 1916 to 1921, for
I$1SO4.87; fine and forfeiture fund, No.
7499 to No. 764O, for s131868; road
fund, No. 14008 to No. 1892, for SO,
504.s2; state aid road fund, No. $50 to
No. 1909, for s1O94.50; outstanding
Indebtedness fund, No. 81, $615.
Mr.. F. r. Hooker. attorney for the
city of Ocala, called concerning the
payment to the city of one-half road
tax due the city in connection with
collection of delinquent taxes for the
years 1918, 1919 and 1920. amounting
to S462.22 and as the board has made
,, no provision for the payment of same
the bill was deferred until the next
budget, and after advice of the county
attorney, the board agreed with Mr.
Hooker to allow the city one-hah OF
the road tax collected without deduc.
ton for expense Of collection provided
the city makes no claim for a porto,
of the tax redemptions.
The. board considered the road funC
budget for the year and divided thi
money to be available therein between
the several districts as follows:
District No. 1. 81, 806.74,
District No. 2. 5 s,63S.s4.
District No. 8, s s,1S4.70.
District No. 4, ST., 179.65.
District No. 5, 5 9,245.07.
The board adjourned same date.
9 o. II. Rogers. Chairman.
u P. H. Nugent, Clerk,
II By T, d. Lancaster Jr., ID. G.