The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-16
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Minutes OF tast regular ntctluS a1o sFSN-@-
meeting of June aIst and ,and were read and
approved
On motion Mt. James Darlington was allowed
to change his children from KendTiek to Cot
tage Hill school.
The Mcintosh school WAS granted an assistant
teacher and $50 10 nlakean addition TO the school
house
\ letter from Miss Jennie Turney was read,
stating that she had lost ner warrant No. s49s'
and asked the Eoa-d 10 issue duplicate for same
The superintendent was instructed to ascertain
whether the warrant had heen paid, and If not
paid to issue the duplicate.
The following resolution was passed;
Resolved. That the Board appoiu, no teacher
to sehocl paying from $50 70 50 per month
who does not hold seooud grade ceTiihcate.
and that no teacher be appointed to a school
paying more than SO per month who does not
hold frst grade certificate, unless the apph-
cant DC the unanimous choice CT the patrons
The Ocala board Of trustees made reeona-
meu1atious for all the teachers for the oeAla
4lgh school. ana the recommendations weVS
confirmed by this Board
The Ocala trustees asked that the Board give
them assurance a all elght r'ch'Fs te'fh u
Ocala which was refused.
A bid was received from j. l Porter Offering
to publish the minutes sna aii legal notices %
the Board IN both tie Daily and Weekly stag Al
one seat an .nch- The question wa s'~ieffea
until The Ausus, meeting. in order to give ether
publisher an oppoetuptty to osi,
The Homeland school was zGAated IS To
build cistern
A communication srosa x a. 5nTfoTa was
rsad. stating that he had made formal demand
Gu the comptroller fer the sz-64, which the state
withheld as part payment Of the alleged loan Of
the state to the Marion County school Board.
aud that The county treasurer hes already re-
ceived the money Mr. Burford said he thought
it best to make arrangements with the state tor
the county school board - acknowledge the ac'
ccrnt II the Merchants National Bank Of Ocala
IN the name ct the Board Il Public Instruction,
/ and take up and cancel the warrants new held
BIZ the bank but that such an acknowledge
zaent must net prejudice any persons Il deeid-
Ing the matter either one way or the other
A letter fraru NJ. Leonard agent ri tbs We
turupka Fruit Company at Lowell, 10 Mr. Wood
supervisor Of the Lowell school. was read otteT-
ing 10 sell 30 the Board Of Pnblic Instruction the
Lowell school house and one half acre oi ground
for sfaS. The superintendent was instructed 20
correspond with Aiessgs wood and Leonard 70
/ see T better terms coula not ~ secured
The Board sent 70 the county commissioners
the i,eraizea estimated expenses Of operating
thu schools for the year 1867 AID gsss, with the
+ i,scn.zet! estimated resources for the year and
( asked that the countv commissioners allow 5
/ mil levy Oh al taxable proPsrtg il the county
/ Tor school purposes
/ The Board then adjourned 70 ueet Tuesday
/ morning at 60 clock
On Tue=6ae the Beard met a. per Adjournment
with al members present
/ he appointment e teachers was then taken
/ Up and the following appointments we're made
! for the term Of 50 and is5s
Nc Z, 0caia--J Earle principal. Miss sarah
Bait hrst assistant IN high school department
! stephen Teweu principal grammar department,
+ Misses sarah Grtf5n and Hattie Dye assistants.
! " = Gary principal intermediate department.
i Miss Miriam Pasteur and Mrs NJ 1. Chase as
( sisSaass Miss Nellie stevens principal q PR
mary depart1aert Misses Fannie clark and An
/ uie AfcIntvre assistants NJ. S, EendF7ck-L 6
I Aklas, NJ. = ssartinSfiss Mary TURNKEY No,
/ g. Lpwelt-Miss May PasteuE -. q. Re3oack-
/ J. " Bishyp Nc. r. orange Lake Miss Brenda
+ Thomson. W. s cottage Tslll-E5a.nleE Barry.
/ NJ c. McIutosh--P. ". Green principal Misses
+ slsnnie Pavne ana Maude AioseT assistants No.
/ .o F!eusuaton-M Sa1he Yancey No. u.
/ Beneaici--A!lss Insz Martio No ~ oak Kill
+ Miss Mabel Godsou Ne. "a. Shiloh Henry T.
Hail ~ e., Central--ansupPlsei Ne =. Ebe-
I uezer-Miss Fa1-ie Carlton No. 10 Fantville-
! unsupplled N g. Elit1htcu-8. strcsIer
" IS Hurricane POND C;eorge Williams
+ ". o. ,sq--aasippised Ne. "a. Cotton
Flaai-Sfrs " a. R9ss. Nc q Martei-Wla-
ca,hu No e. Ie9oy-Miss Lena Philips No.
p. Homeland Mr. Claude Stevens No. Is
/ Dsnner Pond-1liss Sallie Boring No IS Back
PonG--Y II Mccoy No 70 Daanellon-E c.
aver No e. Blue = glngs-Mlss Esgrs Williams
4 No Is Fine Level Mss Hattie HArweil. NJ. p.
/ asidtvil.e-Mlss Louise Hsne- Ne. So Ocouee-
/ Mrs. r u Christian ~. g.. c2pulet- Mss
/ Rosie Mathews No ST. Ssnto~-Niss cora Bar
7 CO No. s. selievscw-3Iiss Emma Miller No.
/ 5. Summarized Miss Fannet Mitchell No IS,
+ pedro-Msss Tsuie Msrtin Ne g Fort King
+ Mss blanche Hal ". S. Charter OAKS Il.
+ NaTlou. NJ = weishtou-M Fox No. g.
cau3ier-J II Chaf.es X. - sool. semi
/ nery-li1s = :. Benson - j.. Weir Park
! II IS Laura Marsh Nc, - S2aih Lake Nelr-H,
Z s Deaa Nc So wciVsdae-s3iss Jennie Iar-
aev NJ .. Maysville-Miss Jessie Gilman Nc.
( - West I.inadsie Mss Magglc ellis No. e,
/ Long Lake : Hal. assistant uGsuppiied
} NJ. 81 Eieot-a-Mlss FloTenee Pl-lans No IS,
L4ke BTyaDi-]ohn Graham No. \. Graham
view Il Russell nc "a iniiaa Aoand~-l-
i. Marsa ". 81 Key Pond Hiss Lvde Crsu
shaw NJ. 81 Eaton Greek william Colaert
W. S. cherrh5l-Hi Miss Lizzie Fort Nc. =. WI.
hansen Hiss SfaGe Gnggs 70. IS. Derby
Miss Ia N.ccoEn ". e, Ss.vei springs Park
uasapp,:eG Nc s. AnthonyW " smith and
Mss Edl.h Meadows Nc $ CTner FsrTl-du-
supplied No. s.. SPAR Miss Mamie Esuinszer
Nc, % cara Miss Irna Porter 30 g, Andain-
sia-1auaes Perry. NJ. o.. Greenwo0d-Miss u
I.a HUMPHREYS No. IS. Fort MeCoy-SIisses e.
lie H4rvveii and I.ula Pries. NJ a. Brussels
! James Thomas Nc. 6. Mssshviile-Mrs- n <
Gordon No 81. Eureka-H 4. I. swasts No. G
! NIL C7eek-Nsss sarah PRES; No. IS. Bay Lake
Miss Fannie Beai. No. * orange SPRING.
Miss Cora Griffin No. -. Turner Farm z
stevens No. e. Parts Island -ausAPpiied No.
= Water Oak-Mlss Josie Mcclure No. :,
Chipcc-M1ss Florence Miiigan No - Romeo
49, Mss jamie Folks W. s. East Liaa6aie Miss
Carrie Holy No. %. Heather Izlaad-sisss Fan
ME Thomson
The IS; q coi0Ted teacher WI. De given later.
Treasures report. 10. 8. siiowi2 ssIs6.-s re-
ceved during month and sss6s worth Of can
cegled warrants with Balance n coanty treas
u7v Il sssle =. was examined found ecrfect and
! approved.
Reports and accounts amounting 70 1885,
vere examined found correct and ordered paid
o. warrant n county treasurer
There being 70 further Business the Board
adjourned 10 meet The d-st Monday * Aagust
Z. HAKZls, Chairman
x Z CARS- Secretary
Esws This
We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of CatarFh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.