Alachua County Est Fla
and John B. Standley Esq'r being present the Court proceeded
to business ---
In the matter of Samuel W. Burnett Contractor for the
building of the Court House for Alachua County, appeared before
the Commissioners and entered into an agreement for the building of
said building and applied for funds to Commence the same it is
therefore ordered that the County Treasurer pay to said Burnett five
hundred dollars out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated ---
Order 2nd In the matter of the road leading from the Ellis
place to Fort Crane, It is hereby ordered, that the order passed by the
Commissioners on the 2nd day of April A.D. 1849, be and the same is
hereby repealed and it is hereby further ordered, that Daniel Lynn, Wm
B. Hart and Josiah Seckinger be and they are hereby appointed
Commissioners of said road ---
Order 3rd On the road leading from Newnansville to Fort
Clark, It is ordered that A.E Geiger and Calvin Bryan be and they
are hereby appointed Commissioners of said road, in the place of John J.
Sanchez, Enoch Geiger removed, and they are hereby required to put said
road in good repair ---
Order 4th It is further ordered that the County Treasure pay
Charles F. Fitchet Judge and President of said Board, Samuel B. Colding,
George L. Brown and John B. Standly, two dollars each per day for
their services in attending the Board of Commissioners this day ---
There being no further business before the Board it is ordered
that the Board Stand adjourned until the 2nd day of July next
Charles F. Fitchet
President
State of Florida } S.S. We the Subscribers and judge of Probate in
Alachua County } and for the County aforesaid, and inhabitants of
said County having the qualification of voters therein, and being selected
by said Judge of Probate to assist him in Canvassing and Counting the votes
given for each office, and for the several persons for each office as
shown by the returns filed in the Office of said Judge at an Election
held at the several precincts in said County on Monday the 7th day
of October A.D. 1850 ---
After having carefully canvassed and counted the votes |