The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-15
Terrell, Caroline Pasteur and Stella
Martin.
Wednesdau Ninh4 SAs.;..

Martin.
wednesday Night Session
The board met with Mr.. earn and
Mr.. Bitch present.
Mr.. Q. NJ. Gale, one of the trustees
OF the Belleview school, called and
requested that the blackboard be fix
ed IN their school house. 1t was
agreed to furnish stating and have
same put on.
Mr.. R. C. Fort, one of the patrons
OF the Lake Bryant school, requested
permit to send one large boy to
the Electra school, and the request
was granted.
The chairman reported that the
designations of Mr.. J. F. Parker and
Mr. E. 7. Parker, as trustees of the
Cotton Plant district, had been ten
dered by. Mr.. ]. F. Parker The resig-
nations We're accepted by the board
and the people requested to make
recommendations for their success
ors.
The board adjourned to meet at
1870 on Thursday night.
Thursday Afternoon Session
The board, finding that it would be
convenient to do so, met on Thurs
day afternoon instead of Thursday
night, with Mr.. earn and Mr.. Bitch
present
Numerous accounts were audited
and ordered paid
The treasurer's report was exam
ined and compared with the vouch-
ers presented, and found to be COR
rect. 1t showed the following condi-
ticns: Balance on hand and collen-.-
ed for the general fund for the month
of August, $6079.36; disbursed,
$343160, leaving balance of $2647.7 IS.
The following sub-district balances
were shown: Ocala, $6.37; MsIntosh,
$39.53; Belleview, $15S.24; Fantville,
$57.55; Dunne.lon, 1895; Reddick,
$1.31. Pine Level, $53.25; Mayvill4 :,
$685.; Weirsdale, $362.31; Citra.
$2.3S; Griner Fam, $74.79; Puck
Pond, $2S6.91; Spar, $373.24; Can
der, $3O2.74; Fellowship, $17 As;
Electra, s62.O2; Blitchton, 1888;
Marital, $24.50; Fort King. S23741:
Capuiet, $23S.61: iinadale, $54G1 !,
Gotten Plant, $1,000, Oranke Lake,
St32.74: Oak Hill, S4F4; Moss Fluff,
1882; Fairfield, $74.32; Cottage Hill,
$9.7S; Charter Oak, $35937; Pedro,
1882; Kendrick, $22O.57; Oklawaha,
S941S; Heidtville, $449.S7; Pleasant
Hill, $9799; Fort Mccoy, So. Total
district funds on hand, $440237.
The chairman and secretary were
authorized to make arrangements to
take up warrant No. 107 on the Red
dick district in favor of DIR. w. P.
Wilson by issuing to the Commercial
Bank on interest-bearing warrant for
one year for the same, the amount be-
ing $3.50.
< request from the Fellowship
school for an assistant teacher was
postponed for action until it should
appear whether or not the legal av-
erage could be maintained.
A request from the patrons of the
Cotton Plant school for the appoint
ment of Mr. C. R. Veal and Mr.. ]. S.
Weathers as trustees in the place of
Mr.. J. F. Parker and Mr. E. T. Par
kei whose designations had been ten
dered and accepted, was granted, and
they were ordered to be commission
ed accordingly.
A request from Lakeside colored
school to be allowed to run but three
months and apply the remainder of
the appropriation on the new build
| ing, was granted.
! A request for an increase of salary
for Miss E. NJ Jordan, one of the
teachers in Howard Academy, was re-
fused.
Resignation of Miss Elite l.. earn
as teacher of the fourth grade of the
Ocala school was presented and &C
copied, and Mrs. H. S. Wesson was
appointed to fill the vacancy. Miss
Mary Gates was appointed as assist
ant to Mrs. Wesson in the fourth
grade
A request from the Boardman
school for a number of things to be
| furnished was presented. 1t was
agreed that the board would furnish
lumber for the closets and doorsteps,
A description of the unfavorable
condition of the house of the Roper
Farm colored school was presented
and the board agreed to furnish shin
giles for recovering the house and
about twenty desks to relieve the
congested condition of the school.
A request from the Mt. Zion color
ed school for monitor to be furnish
ed and the teachers were to be re-