The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-19

]. II. CRIMSON, Secy
Mr.. J. d. Proctor, supervisor of the
Dallas school, called and asked that
the school house be ceiled. Also that
they be furnished with ten desks. 1t
was ordered that the board will pay
for the lumber to be used in the cell
ing if the patrons will see that it is
put up in good manner; also that the
desk be furnished.
\ petition from the necessary num-
Der of the qualified property-holding
voters of the Fort Mccoy community.
asking that a call for an election to
determine the question as to whether
a special tax school district should be
established or not, also the rate of
millase to be assessed for the coming
two years, and also to elect two trus-
tees to serve during the coming two
year term. 1t was ordered that the
petition be advertised according to
law.
Request from the supervisor of
Potts Island school for the salary of
their teacher to be restored TO $40
per month was denied.
A communication from Jas. II. Dill
lard OF New Orleans was presented. in
which he stated that the allowance
made by the Jeans fund for paving
the salary OF 4 supervising industrial
teacher for the colored schools of the
county would be allowed for the com
ing year as it was. for the last year.
\ request from the Moss Bluff
school for pump and about 80 feet of
pipe was presented and granted, with
the understanding that the school
| would do al! the work connected with
putting it in place.
A request for pump and piping
for Pine Grove colorcd school was pre-
! scented and granted. with the under
! standing that the expense to the coun-
| ty must not exceed $40.
\ communication from the super
visor CT the Clarksville school. color
ed. was received. reporting progress
! in rails ing funds for building a new
| school house and asking help of the
county II was agreed that the coun'
" would grant them One-half of the
| cost of the house, not to exceed SO
| for the part of the county.
\ petition signed by quite number
! of the cOlored people of Dunnellon
asking that a man teacher be assigned
there as principal of their school was
presented and considered. The super
I intendent had consulted the trustees
OF the district with reference TO the
situation and it was agreed to appoint
Miss c. \. Adams. the principal OF
last year.
The board adjourned for the day.
Thursday. July z, 1910
| Board met with all members pres
ent and acting.
i The following accounts We're exam
ined and ordered paid: T. E. Pasteur
/ for treaSurer's commission on the dis
trict funds as follows: Ocala. $685.
Mcintosh. $50: Belleview, sl0.02;
Fantville. s157: Dunnellon. s22.01;
Reddick. s6.>4: Pine Level, si03
Mayville. s6.73; Weirsdale. s>2.29
/ Citra. s5.SS: Griner Farm, si222
Buck Pond. $50: Spar. s3.16; Can
der. s4.1S: Fellowship. $3.50; Electra
s13S; Blitchton. $3.50; Martel, s3.5S;
Fort King, s3..S; Capulet, s2.12; Lima
dale. cents: Cotton Plant. $40; Or
ange Lake, s3.61; Oak Hill. So cents;
Moss Bluff. SO cents: Fairfield, s. q
Cottage Hill. - cents: Charter Oak
s3.03: Pedro, s1.G1: kendrick So;
Oklawaha. $40: Heidtville. SEQ
Pleasant Hill, s2.29.
T. E. Pasteur, for interest On dis
trict warrants. taken up and carried
as follows: Ocala, $50.55: Mcintosh
$39.10; Dunnellon, $52.i1; Belleyiew