The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-28

assess the district school taxes IN the
said territory for the Dunnellon
district and the state comptroller is
requested to assess the district school
taxes on the railroad and telegraph
mileage within said territory for the
Dunnellon special tax school district
Mr.. J. G. Mathews, supervisor of
the Pennington school, called and re-
ported that tire would probably not
be sufficient pupils to attend the
school to maintain the required
county average. The situation was
discussed with him and Mr.. J. d.
Mathews. Mr.. J. C. Mathews tender
ed his resignation as supervisor and
Mr.. F. E. Smoak was recommended
to be appointed in his stead which
was ordered to be done.
With reference to the Andalusia
school it was agreed that the board
would deliver the lumber and nails at
Citra and pay SIS for doing the work,
the patrons to haul the lumber to the
school house. Also about the we'll it
was agreed that the board would
give not to exceed $14 to apply on Dig
ging and fixing the well, and also a
pitcher pump, the school to deliver
the pump that is now at the school
house with the casing and unused
piping, ready for shipment at Citra.
The board then went in a body to
the Commercial bank and in confer
ence with the president entered into
the following agreement, viz. that
the financial arrangement for the
school year 1901 be continued for
the year 1911-12 as follows: The
Commercial bank is to cash all school
warrants issued or to be issued dur
ing the years above mentioned, when
presented for payment, and the board
hereby agrees to guarantee the pay
ment of all district warrants issued
during the said years.
1t was agreed to authorize the pay
ment of one of the $1,000 warrants
held by Mr.. Frank Lyle.
In the matter of the request by Mr..
Trotter for a school to be established
near the Homeland school the board
after considering it declined to grant
the request upon the ground that
most of the support for the school
would draw from the Cotton Plant
school
The. board adjourned for the day.
Wednesday, Morning
The board met as per adjournment
at 1870 a. m. with all members pres
ent and acting.
The special purpose of the present
session being to appoint teachers. this
matter was now taken up. The fol-
lowing appointments were made sub
Ject to the acceptance of the places
and terms by the teachers and to such
changes as are found necessary to
make. The secretary was authorized
to supply such vacancies as were not
filled or as may occur in adjusting
the teachers and the situtions.
Ocala: Principal, j. H. Workman;
Latin English, Zelma NJ. Smith; Sth
grade, Miss Murphy TIN grade, Miss
May H. Turnkey; 9Th grade, Miss Eliz-
abeth Mizelle; 4th grade, Miss Elite L.
earn; assistant in 4th grade, Mrs. H.
S. Wesson. Primary department: Prin-
cipal. Miss Nellie C. Stevens; 3rd grade,
Miss Fannie Clark End grade, Miss
Margaret E. Taylor; 1st grade, Miss
Corinne Williams
Mcintosh: Principal, Miss Catherine
Farrah; assistant, Miss Mary R. Coch-
rane.
Belleview: Principal, Henry Ricards;
assistant, Miss Callie Ricards.
Ftntville: Miss Ivey Highsmith
Dunnellon: Principal, F. H. Ellis; 1st
assistant. Miss Elsa Schneider; End as
sistant, Miss Daisy C. Ross; Srd as
sistant, Miss Jeanette Stokes.
Reddick: Principal, D. NJ. McKinnon;
assistant. Miss Apple Redditt
Pine Level: Miss Carrie Holly.
Weirsdale: Miss Cora Murray.
Citra: Principal, Miss Jennie Payne;
assistant. Miss Kate C. Griffith.
Griner Farm: Principal, Miss Nadie
E. venable; assistant Miss Mary
Forbes.
Buck Pond: Miss Rae Folks.
Sparr:' Miss Shelton Souter.
Gambler: Miss Albertson. -
Fellowship: T. j. Anderson.
Electra Miss Dixie Pillans.
Blitchton: E. H. Miller.
Martel: Miss Blanche n. Hail.
Fort King: Miss Mabel Beck.
Capulet: Miss Harriet L. Simpson.
Cotton Plant: Miss Altahula Beck.
Orange Lake: Frances C. Hale.
Oak Hill: Miss Ella Downing.
Moss Bluff: Florence Cork.
Charter Oak: Miss Elizabeth Proctor.
Pedro: Principal, Miss Marion L.
Kerr; 1st assistant, Miss Mamie Perry;
End assistant, Miss Mary Snow.
Kendrick: E. c. Boyd.
Oklawaha: Miss Carolina Pasteur.
Heidtville Miss Agnes Sneller
Pleasant Hill: Miss Josephine Airline.
Fort Mccoy: Principal, Miss Marye
Terrell; assistant, Miss Lottie Mills.
Shiloh: Miss Mabel Turner.
Central: Miss Mary Phinney.
Ebenezer: W. F. King.