The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-09-24
PROCEEDINGS OF THE eoAsn -
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

~ WIN al members presapt
Ainu'es OF the last meetins -.
read and approved. "e'7
Aessrs Lufman and caboon trn.
ices OF the Griner Farm scboo, -
9nested an appropriation for an ses,st
nv teacher. Assistant allowed - s,-
pef month, and IL the average re.ch
80 ne requirement of the coun,v
me county would pay $40 of the cal,
airy from county funds. otherwise -
en'iFe amount would be paid from dis.
tfiei funds. They also protes+ed
AGAINST number of pupils being al
loved 10 attend school out of the AZ
Wicl A resolution was adopted pro-
f'aing that no pupil residing in one
district shall be admitted to school in
smother district without a permit fro-,
the county board. and all teachers an.I
principals are instructed to refuse n
admit pupils from other districts m
BEES hey present a permit from tho
county authorities.
DR. r. n Scott. one of the trustees
Of the Fairfield school. requested the
board 10 order twenty-four double
desks. Deferred until further mn
dersianding with the trustees.
Secretary reported that trustees of
Pleasant Hill school had agreed to
furnish free text books for their
school from district funds. and Mr..
Bitch reported that some of the pat
runs had protested against the ar
rancement.
The following were appointed mem
bers % the committee for grading the
examination papers of applicants for
teachers certificates: Mr.. Herbert
speir Of Dunnellon. Miss Nellie Ste
veus OF Ocala and Miss Caroline Pas
teur % stanton.
ar. n. NJ. Waldron. supervisor of
bay Lake school. reported progress
un the new building, and presented
hills for same
Mr. G. W. Brant OF the Electra
school requested help for the. trans
portation Of children TO school fro1l
county funds. Refused.
A petition signed by a number Of
~ patrons OF the Central school,
asking Tor the appointment of Mr.. ].
nunning a. supervisor of the school
insicad ct Mr.. J. u. Nixon. the pres
euf incumbent. was presented to the
board Action deferred until next
murfinE
Tom McCants. supervisor of the
Montague colored school requested
fhu. ne board pay So per month to
ths third teacher The board agreed
to pas her SO per month. provided
ttr patrons OF the school repair the
tuusc. provide a coed way Of securing
uufsr and maintaining the grounds in
ruod condition.
ReslEuation OF Dr. b. p. Wilson, as
trustee of The Reddick district, was
received and accepted.
AZ communication from Mr.. H. c.
Morrison. one Of the trustees of the
uartIue district. wos presented, ask
iur Cor county help on transportation
of e. children 90 school Refused.
a. vas agreed 10 offer for sale the
countF WAGONS that had been used for
transportation.
uus amounting to sl59G.57 were nr-
drfcI paid.
District warrants were ordered
drawn no tEe amount Of $4,000.
Toe treasurer report was submit
ca ana checked up. showing total
crrnf, funds received for school pur-
rasrs during August. sSO5.19, and dis
asfarments OF S277.2G. leaving balance
of fs5ag. Total district receipts
strsi ag. disbursements. SSl5.2S, leaV-
iur balance Of S4o65.So.
A request from the supervisor OF
fhs Flmuood school. cOlOred, for al
increase at salary was refused.
Notice OF the recommendation Oh
Ar \. A Noble for supervisor OF the
Romao school was received and con-
drmed by the board.
Natice Of the resignation of Mr.. n
a Harrcu as supervisor of the Shlioh
school, vas received with a recon-
mrulation OF Mr.. ID. r. Zetrouer Tor
his successor. Action was conhrme@
hy the board
In response 10 the advertisements
for hids for keeping on hand the
.rhooi books used in the county
sehooir. q proposition was receiver
from TIE Anti-Monopoly drug store 10
r.neu the arrangement of the preced-
ina year. This being the most faVoF-