The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-16

to allow G. c. Goodwin TO pay personal
taxes less the assessment of one au-
tomobile.
Upon motion of Commissioner
Weathers, seconded by Commissioner
Clyburn, S. J. McCully was appoint
ed agricultural and horticultural emu
merator for the county.
Commissioner Talton moved that it
is the sense of this board to make pro-
vision in the coming budget for the
of $4,000 to be used for
publicity purposes, in accordance with
a special act of the legislature, said
motion being seconded by Commits
sioner Waters, and carried.
Bills in amount of s63441 and pay
rolls in amount of 1925 being submit
ted by the state road department, ap-
proved by the engineer in charge, for
work on the Dixie Highway. were ap-
proved by the board and ordered sent
to the Marion county bond trustees
for payment.
Application was made for relief for
Frank Russell in payment of personal
taxes, which was refused by the
board.
Upon motion of Commissioner Wa
tiers, seconded by Commissioner
Weathers, the tax collector was di-
rected to allow A. K. Willis to pay
taxes on 612 acres in 19-17-24 on a
valuation of $3.50 and on six acres in
30-17-24 on valuation of $1,000.
The following bonds of notaries
public were approved: J. L. Davis and
E. F. Newport, with the American
Surety Company; J. E. Wagnon with
]. S. Grantham and J. w. Stevens.
Bond as constable of D. S. Cromar-
tie with R. W. McAuley and H. G.
Tongue was approved.
Rifle bond issued to M. E. Mason
was surrendered and ordered cancelled.
Communication was received from
Mr.. FL. M. Hampton in regard to the
lime pit on the Silver Springs road.
Communication was received from
Mr.. Van Roy of Citrus county in re-
gard to hardening certain connecting
roads between his county and Marion,
and same was referred to Commits
sioner Weathers.
The tax collector was directed to
allow Ollie Roddenberry to pay per-
sonal taxes on automobile on valua-
ton of 500.
Widows pension of Mrs. R. w.
Simmons for six months at So per
month was submitted by the board of
public instruction and approved by
the board.
Cost bills from county of justice
peace of district No. Is were referred
to Commissioner Talton.
Communication was received from
Mr.. S. W. Petteway asking relief on
redemption of certain lands. The re-
quest was refused.
Invitations were read from various
organizations for the board to attend
the state convention of county COM
mmissioners in Tampa on May 9th,
10th and 18th. They were ordered
acknowledged and filed.
Communication was received from
Mr.. J. A. Hurlburt concerning the
condition of the roads between Eure-
ka and Lake Kerr, which was referred
Wo+arc
Bond of w. K. Worthington as
deputy sheriff was referred to Com
missioner Weathers.
Communication was received from
the commissioners of Putnam county
concerning the construction of a
bridge at Orange Creek.
Upon motion the board ordered
that transfers of funds be made as
follows:
Fine and Forfeiture Fund: $50
from justice of peace cost bills, $40
from constables cost bills, 5000 from
sheriffs cost bills and $50 from clerk
of the circuit court cost bills; s145 to
feeding of prisoners and $205 to
county judges cost bills.
Road Fund: $4,000 from material
and $1,000 from contingencies; $4,000
to free labor other than guards and
5000 to feeding and care of convicts,
and directed the clerk to write the
comptroller and request that he ap-
Drova said transfers.
The county depository, county
judge, justices of peace, sheriff, tax
collector 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:
General fund, Nos. 27132 to 1886,
S155O64; fine and forfeiture fund,
Nos. 1884 to S948, s1O3O.25; road fund
Nos. 1650S to 1921, S411s.21; agri-
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