The Ocala banner., 1922-12-29

lOunH0iiOn Speclal ROAD & Bridge
District No. 2, was approved and or
dered sent to the trustees of said
district for payment.
Petition requesting road beginning
at the intersection of Wire Road and
the hard road leading west from An
thony, was read and ordered laid
over.
| A petition in rebuttal of petition
heretofore fled against the granting
a road along the section line OF Sec
tion 2S, IL and %, was reordered
filed.
| Mr.. H. s. Chambers appeared and
asked relief for assessment OF per-
sonal taxes on truck used in the
county service, and upon motion of
| E. B. Weathers, seconded by G. A.
Waters, the tax collector was direct
ed to allow Mr. Chambers to pay the
assessment on this truck in amount
of $3.50 the balance to be reported
as an error.
Upon motion several warrants on
the Outstanding Indebtedness Fund
were ordered drawn.
The Loard having investigated the
lands upon which Mr. c. E. ConnOr,
has heretofore requested relief in re-
demptions and ascertained that the
building on same has burned down,
subsequent to sale thus making the
valuation of same excessive, the board
recommended to the Comptroller that
he allow Mr.. c. E. Connor to redeem
lots 3 to 13, 16, II, IS, 19 and q to 33,
Connors subdivision of block 8, o. S.
Ocala, in certificate No. 1176, of sale
of June Z, 1915, upon payment OF the
face of certificate and omitted years
taxes, without interest
Upon motion the board oroered that
$4,000 be transferred from repairs
to county buildings; $4,000 to super
visors of registration and $4,000 to
expense of elections in the general
fund.-, and directed the clerk to write
the Comptroller and request that he
approve said transfers.
Petition was received requesting
the establishment of a public road as
follows:
Commencing at the southwest cor
ner, section 13, township 16, south
range p, east, thence running west
on the section line approximately
three or four miles to the Dunnellon
hard road. And upon motion of r.
L. Clyburn, seconded by G. A. Waters,
Messrs. Sam Redding. S. R. Pyles and
George Bull, were appointed COM
mission to view and mark out the
said route.
Bond for license to carry pistol,
submitted by Mr. ]. w. Gardner, was
not approved.
Upon motion of J. A. Talton. second
ed by E. B. Weathers, and carried,
charges against the county were ap-
proved and ordered sent to the bond
trustees for payment.
Bond for license to carry a pistol
of e. w Creider with II. B. Clark
son and j. H. Dunn, as sureties was
approved.
Bonds as county commissioner of
r. B. Meffert. Everette L. Mills. and
EE H. Hopkins with the National
Surety Co.. and j. NJ. Douglas. with
the U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
and OF E. B. Weathers, with Fidelity
and Deposit CO., of Mary, and. as sure
ties, were approved.
Petition having been heretofore re-
ceived as follows:
We the undersigned petitioners re-
spectfully ask your honorable board
to grant US a public road as follows:
| Commencing at the center Of sec
| ton 13, township Is, south range 20,
east. and running south to corner OF
/ Mr.. ]. l.. Miller's pasture, thence one
mile TO Dupont Crossing, along what
is the Old Hog Road" thence west
of Atlantic Coast Line tracks to go
alongside the right of way to York
post office, making a distance OF
about three and one-halt miles; the
following committee was appointed TO
view and mark out the best and most
practical route for same. viz. Messrs.
l.. A. Tucker, Percy Thigpin, W. V.
Weathers.
The clerk presented to the board
certificates to be attached TO the semi
annual statement of September 30,
1922. but as the state auditor had TAX
en- the balance OF the statement with
him heretofore the board declined to
sign the certificates in the absence
of the statement.
The county judge, sheriff, tax col