The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-09-22

Mrs. K. H. Clements called in re-
gard to her property on state road
No. 2 in the Lake Weir section.
Mr.. T. B: Crossley appeared in re-
gard to a voting place for Salt
Springs precinct No. II, stating that
the old voting place had been de-
stroyed. Upon motion of Commission
err Waters seconded by Commissioner
Weathers, Kerr City was designated
as the voting place for Salt Springs
precinct.
Mr.. K. C. Moore, county demonstra-
tor, appeared. filing reports of his
work for July and August.
The tax collector appeared in re-
gard to personal assessments of I. N.
Rawls.
Mr.. J. NJ. Douglas appeared and
called the boards attention to the dis
of state road No. 2.
Mr.. B. S. Quarterman called in re-
gard to personal assessment.
Judge Goode being reported dead,
was ordered stricken from the pauper
list.
Board adjourned for the day.
The board of county commissioners
reconvened September 9th with all
members present and acting.
Upon motion Alfred Aver was ap-
pointed county enumerator to fill the
vacancy made by the resignation of
Mr.. S. j. McCully.
Mr.. C. D. Hurlburt called in regard
to the condition of bridges on the Ok
lawaha river swamp.
A delegation from the Orange Lake
vicinity together with Mr.. L. E.
Thrasher appeared before the board
in regard to the routing of the Dixie
Highway in that vicinity. The dele
cation requested that the road be laid
out on as near the original route as
possible. Mr.. Thrasher stated that
he made three surveys through this
section and submitted them all to the
state road department and that the
route upon which the state is now
working is the one selected by the de-
partment as the most practical route,
and that he ,as division engineer, has
no power to alter same. That should
same be changed it would have to be
through the department.
The board approved bonds as no
taries public of H. A. Ten Eyck with
P V. Leavengood and F. W. Cook as
sureties, and of Carrie Barco and
Winifred Smith with the American
Surety Company as surety.
Deputy sheriff's bond of G. B. Shelf
field with H. w. Tucker and Paul
Simmons as sureties was approved.
Bond for license to carry pistol of
T. A. Perry with A. L. Perry and J.
S. Grantham as sureties was approx
ed by the board.
Upon motion, duly seconded and
carried, the board ordered that the
following transfers of funds be made:
General Fund: s11O from widows
pensions to insurance.
Road Fund: $3.50 from contingent
cies, $40 from pay of overseers, $3.50
from half road tax to incorporated
cities and towns, 1910 to paid for free
labor other than guards, s145 to tools
and machinery, cost and repairs, $50
to gasoline and oil, SIS to dynamite,
fuses. etc, $40 to paid to county COM
missioners for road inspection.
The clerk was directed to write the
comptroller and request that he ap
prove said transfers.
Upon motion duly seconded and
carried, accounts for work in connec-
ticn with state road No. 2 in this
county were approved and ordered
certified to the county bond trustees
for payment as follows:
Barber Forth Co. estimate No. 2
of state road department, s28, 511 ,36,
less freight. $6,299.01, total, 22,212.35.
Atlantic Coast Line railroad for
freight, S6.299.01. Bills for miscel-
fGoucluded IN Paca Fof1r