The Florida agriculturist., 1889-09-25
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
PROCEEDINGS OF LAST WEEKS
MEETING IN FULL.
Bills Approved and Ordered Paid
Teachers Appointed for the Vari-
GUS schools of the County.

Jackson, Cook and Perkins, secretary.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Petition from Spring Garden school
No. 18 for fifty single seats and teach
er's desk, approved on condition that
the patrons in said district raise and ex-
pend $50 in repairs and paint upon the
school building.
Mr.. Chesser, from Green Bay, district
No. So, reported that the proposed site
of their new school building was not
satisfactory to him, and the superintend-
ent was appointed to visit the district at
his earliest convenience, and to assist in
locating the ne school to the best ad
vantage of all concerned and that for
the present the deed made to the board
bv Joseph Buckles and wife be retained
by the superintendent.
The superintendent made verbal re-
port of his examinations Of the districts
below Hawks Park, upon which the
board made the following order:
That the DeLuna school be established
at three miles from the Hawks Park
school, and a new school, No sc, be es-
tablished and called the Hickory Hill
school, not less than three miles from
the DeLuna and Oak Hill schools. Mr..
w. A. Goodrich was appointed super
visor for the said school, and an appro-
priation made for it of $780,
Petition rom the Dan Clifton school,
No. Sc, was approved, granting twenty
single seats teachers desk and two
chairs Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Present Messrs. Jackson, Cook and
Perkins, secretary.
Bills as follows were approved and
ordered paid:
III. S. Ballard teaching school No. 40. ..$3O. 90
To W. v. Carter, repairs and paint on
school building No. 2 at Barbervie 65.OO
To j. G. Robinson, repairs and furnishings
upon school building at Juanta ta..... 3O.l5
County Clerk. recording and acknowledging 200
On motion Mr.. VIM. G. Braddock, of
school No. 5, was authorized, upon first
securing deed of the school property to
the county school board, to finish and
repair the school building in good and
workmanlike manner, and present bills
for the same with proper vouchers, and
assured that the board would grant
warrant for the amount.
On motion the petition for forty single
desks for school No. was approved.
On motion the petition from school
No. %, at Hires Lake, for eleven double
desks and $25 cash, to pay for painting
the building, was approved.
Adjourned to a. m. Wednesday.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Present Messrs. Jackson, Cook and
Perkins, secretary.
Petition from A. w. Beed, school No.
25, for ten single and twenty -one double
desks, teachers desk, ETC., was approved.
Petition from John B. Wiley, super
visor of Tomoka, No. %, for an amount
not to exceed 5000 for the purchase OF
material to erect new school house for
that district, was granted, provided,
first, that sufficient warrantee deed be
made to this board for not less than one
acre of ground and second, that the pa
irons of the school shall contribute to the
work. The money to be paid on the
presentation of proper vouchers, certl-
fed to by the supervisor.
Petition from Hardee Bryan and
others referred to the superintendent to
examine and report.
Petition of Nancy Brooks and others,
of Lake Ashby, No. 80, for nine double
desks was approved.
Petition from DeLand colored school
was received, examined and refused.
Petition of j. Willis Westlake, super
visor of No. IA, Lake Helen, was re
ferred to superintendent with authority
to act for the board.
Rev. S. v. McDuffee was appointed
supervisor for school No. 13.
Adjourned.
AFTER NOON SESSION