The Ocala banner., 1922-06-23

board that the assessments of the
above parties, as they now stand,
were MADE through error.
Upon motion the tax collector was
directed to allow G. c. McMullen to
pay his personal taxes on the asses
ment of one automobile, which has
been shown to have been illegally as
sessed
/ Communication was received from
Mr.. j. H. Bradley. regarding a refund
of Z mill illegal levy on 1920, taxes,
said letter being addressed to the
comptroller and referred to the board
by him. which was referred to w. w.
Stripping for answer.
Report of committe, j. s. Tyler, c..
NJ. Blair and Frank Wilson recon-
mending route for road as follows:
Beginning at cor. of lot 6, in sec IA,
tp II, S, r23. e, thence running W on
"A sec. line through center of sec
IA, and continuing W. on center sec.
Is, to the public road running south,
and being Il of a mile n of the pub
lie road e. from Summerfield, which
report was accepted and the road
ordered posted for opening
! Communication was received from.
the commissioners of Citrus county,
in regard to the condition of the Dun
Mellon bridge. Commissioner Wealth
ers reporting that the said bridge is
to be repaired and that he had made
the arrangements for same for the
board of Citrus county was notified
of the action
A petition bearing Ii signatures
was received asking for a road as
follows:
Leaving the present Old Town and
Fellowship road about one-quarter of
mile south of the northeast cor. of
sec. p, tp. IA, S. r 2 e., running thence
s. alon sec. line betwee sec. %, %. 26,
and q said tp. and range, about 11a
miles othe Ocala and Blitchton road.
which petition was received by the
board and Messrs. S. J. McCully, w
B. Rawls and T. NJ. Phillips, wehe ap-
pointed as a committee to view and
mark out the best and most practical
route for same
Upon motion OF Commissioner Tai
ton and seconded by Commissioner
Weathers, it was ordered that trans
fers be made of 500 from contingency
fund to be paid for free labor ac-
count in the road fund; that $500 be
transferred from the contingency to
sheriff general court work. in the
general fund and that $50. be trans
felred from pay of jurors to con-
tingency in fine and forfeiture fund.
The clerk was directed to write
the comptroller and request that he
approve said transfers.
The state road department SUBMIT
ed bills for supplies in amount of ST.
241.54 and pay roll in amount of $256.-
-. said expenses incurrde in con-
nectiOn with state road No :, which
upon motion. were approved by the
board and ordered sent to the bond
/ trustees Of the county for payment.
/ Communication from the commits
sioner of agriculture, concerning the
rendition OF information in regard
to cOnvicts was read and ordered
filed
Warrant was ordered drawn on the
agricultural fund in favor OF X. C.
Moore. in amount of 5000. for salary
as county demonstrator for the month
or April
Deputy sherif bond of George w.
Mills with Henry Gordon and c. A.
Carter as sureties was approved.
Notary bond of w E Grubbs with
the American Surety Co, was ap-
proved.
Warrant on the outstanding indeb-
teiness fund was ordered drawn in
favor of the Munroe & Chambliss Ma
tiona bank. in amount of S77131 to
retire coupons No. 13. on outstanding
validated general fund warrants Nos.
5, 9, :. 9. II. u. IS. IA, Is, II. IS, 19,
20. %. %. "A. 25. 26. p. %. %. 80. and
coupons No. IS validated road fund
warrants Nos II, IA. 81. 81. so. rs and
warrant on same in favor of the Ocala
National Bank in amount of 1912 to
retire coupon No. 13. on general fund
validated warrants. Nos. l. ?. 3. 4. 10,
10. and coupons No. 13 on validated
read fund warrant Nos II. Is. 20,
81. Sc. 81, 63, 81, SO, 10. II. 72. 73. IA.
The board ordered that witness
certificates Nos. 50 to 167, in amount