The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-02-23
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Ocala, Fla, Feb. 7th, 1922.

Ocala, La, FeD- TN, 1SZZ.
The board of county commissioners
met in regular session with all mem
bers present.
Minutes of December 10Th and JAN
uary 3rd were read and approved.
Mrs. K. H. Clements called in re-
gard to the route of the Dixie High
way, which goes through her lot at
North Lake Weir.
Mr.. Alfred Aver appeared and ask
ed to be appointed county enumerator
for the year 1922.
Mr.. P. V. Leavengood asked that
the Ocala Star be designated as the
publication to print the delinquent
tax list for the 1921 levy, and upon
motion the Ocala Star was designat-
ed as the publication to publish the
delinquent tax list for the 1921 levy.
Mr.. S. G. Mayo called and objected
to the assessment of his property at
Reddick.
Messrs. Tremere and Martin called
in regard to the route of state air road
No. 124.
Bills of J. r. Moorhead and Edward
Drake against the Dunnellon special
road district were approved and sent
to the trustees of said district for
payment.
Mr.. Black called in regard to the
route of the Dixie Highway through
his property at Weirsdale.
Mr.. P. L. Durisoe called attention
to washouts in the Ocala -Grahamville
road.
Mr.. Edward Drake, C. E., present
ed written report on contract work on
road No. of Dunnellon special road
and bridge district No. 2.
County Judge L. E. Futch appeared
| in regard to filing amended cost bills
in cases heretofore presented, ana
after consideration, upon motion of
Commissioner Talton, seconded by
Commissioner Waters, the county
judge was directed to file, each month,
| amended cost bills for the correspond
| ing month of last year, settlement for
, same to be made in the coming bud
| get.
Mr.. G. M. Smith, trustee for Mill
wood Farms, objected to assessment
of personal property and upon motion
the tax collector was directed to allow
Mr.. Smith as trustee to pay the taxes
on the real estate without payment by
him on the personal property.
The tax collector was directed to al
low R. R. Cameron to pay the taxes
on his real estate less taxes on per-
sonal property, said Cameron not be-
ing in the county during period fol
which assessment was made.
The board approved bill of Thomas
Bros in amount of $3318.79 for com.
pletion of road and bill of Thomas
Bros. in amount of $1767.32 for com.
pletion of 1.31 miles of road, accord
ing to contract, and bills of F. J. Tit.
comb in amount of $34.56 for inspec
ton of material and of Splits of Ed
ward Drake for inspection of contract
work. All of above bills against the
Dunnellon. special road and bridge
district were ordered sent to the trus
tees of said district for payment.
Complaint of Mrs. J. r. Bishop il
regard to taxes and complaint from
the postal authorities on condition Of
the rural route from Burbank were
referred to Commissioner Talton.
The following widows pension ap
plications presented by the schoo
board were approved: Carrie Stewart
Ocala, for five months at $11; Susi.
Blackwell, Summerield, for fiv,
months at $11; Irene Harvey, Spar
for five months at 81.
Warrant on the agricultural funt
was ordered drawn in favor of K. C
Moore for salary as county demon
strator for the month of January.
Duplicate was ordered issued fo
outstanding Indebtedness warrant No
800, reported lost.
Draft was ordered drawn in favo
of the Ocala National Bank on tn
Munroe & Chambliss National Banl
; in amount of $7447.O7 for the trans
fer of balance of the county funds t.
the depository.
Draft was ordered drawn in tn
amount of $1341.43 on the county de
/ pository in favor of the bond trustee
for balance of delinquent tax collec
tions in the county treasury.
The board approved bill of tn
Ocala Banner against the state in tn
, amount of $58 for two-thirds cost O
publication of license list.
Warrant was ordered drawn on tn
= outstanding Indebtedness fund in ia
vor of the Munroe & Chambliss Ma
, tional Bank in amount of S1541.63 t