The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-24

! agreed that the board would furnish
the necessary paint if the school
would see that it was properly APP
piled. 1t was also agreed that the
board would furnish lumber and tools
for the Industrial work at Howard
J Academy.
The board adjourned until p. m.
Night Session
| Professor Beard, principal of the An
thony school. called and discussed the
situation with reference to what seems
to be smallpox among the pupils It
was agreed that the school would be
continued with as little inconvenience
as possible and that a physician would
| be asked to make an inspection and
make a report.
A communication from the trustees
Of the Fairfield school was presented,
stating that a meeting of the patrons
of the school had been held and asked
for the appointment of DR.. H Gattrell
as trustee of the Fairfield district in
the place of Mr.. r. H. Scott, who was
there but very seldom. The board d.
rected the superintendent to write Mr.
Scott with reference to the situation.
A report was received from the trus-
tees of the Fairfield school stating that
their school had started with Miss Hat
tie Bean principal and Mrs. C. L. Thig-
pin as assistant.
A proposition from the Ocala Lum-
Der & Supply Co., to furnish paint for
the painting of Howard Academy was
presented and it was ordered that the
matter be laid over until the next
meeting of the board and the secretary
to secure full information and prices
on paints.
A request from the supervisor of
Turner Farm school for pump to be
furnished was granted
communication was presented from
the patrons of Christian school. color
ed, for the appointment of H. 3. Moore
as supervisor instead of the present one
who is not there. Request granted
| Resignation of J. L. Jones as teacher
of the Grahamville school was present
ed and accepted. and the superintend-
ent reported the appointment of Mr..
Nose Lauffer at teacher.
| The superintendent reported a spe-
cial meeting at the Oklawaha school
to discuss the details of the addition
to be built and the selection of an as
tons had been made and bids for con-
structing the addition had been sub
mitted but nothing definite had been
done yet
4 request from Mr.. JOS. F. MickIe
for the establishment of a school to be
located about two miles west of Ju-
liette was presented and declined for
the present year, as the season is too
far advanced for the establishment of
new schools.
A large batch of accounts was pass
ed for payment and vouchers ordered
drawn as per financial statement filed,
with the clerk of the circuit court and
posted at the courthouse
The board adjourned to meet next
morning at s O'clock.
Wednesday Morning
The board met with all members
present and acting.
large number Of teachers reports
were examined and their accounts
passed for payment
The treasurer's report was present
ed and checked over. compared with
the vouchers presented and found to
be correct. 1t showed balance and
receipts for the month of October of
S1372.70; disbursements, S129S; balance.
S74.70. Total sub-district balance and
receipts, $4249 40; disbursements, S369,26,
and balance $3SS0.14 The district
balances were shown TO be as follows
Ocala, $2241: Mcintosh, $4L53; Belle
view. S143.74; Fantvlle, $47.62; Dun
Mellon. $500 Reddick. SAG: Pine
Level S6.5S; Mayville, $685.; Weirs-
dale, $354.S1; Citra, $4.3S: Griner Farm,
S52.57 Buck Pond, $269.S2; Sparr.
S304.43 Gambler. $301.64; Fellowship,
IS19.4S: Electra, $52.2S; Blitchton, S75.12:
Martel, $83.19; Fort King, S153.10;
CapUlet, $232.71; Linadale, $5901; Cot
ton Plant. S3S446: Orange Lake, S122.03
Oak HILL s6.54; Moss Bluff $4.S2: Fair
field, $75.74; Cottage Hill, $9.7S; Char
ter Oak, $212.23; Pedro s4.52 Ken
drick. $174.47: Oklawaha. 1872. IS; Pleas
ant Hill, $SS.77: Heidtville $42622: FIT
Mccoy, 81. The following assessments
were made on the taxable property in
each district for the year 1911-12 as
shown by the tax assessors commits
sion account: Ocala, S4O3657; McIn-
tosh, $44653; Belleview, $46035;
Fantville, SOFA; Dunnellon, $1467S4;
Reddick, S39S.5S: Pine Level, $279.06;
DUN AsOl0B p-Cfs1f, W ASdA Pf1OsVOs
Griner Farm, s224,34; Sparr, $243.16;
Gambler, S231.12; Fellowship, $337.19;
Electra, s62.5S; BPcht'n $166.02: Mrtl,
S242.42; Fort King. s241.7S; Capulet,
$150.85; Cotton Plant. S1S9.70; Orange
Lake, $200.S6; Oak Hill, $3.50; Moss
Bluff, s5466; Fairfield s2O5.73; Charter
Oak. s174.17; Pedro, S1O8.06 Kendrick,
s227.7O; Oklawaha. $232.S7; Heidtville,
S292.45: Pleasant Hill. s167.49; Fort Me-
Coy. S25S.17 This makes a total dis
trict assessment of $12,469.14.
The notice of the petition calling for
an election to be called at Anthony for
the purpose OF determining whether or
not a sub-tax school district should be
created for the territory within the
bounds mentioned in the said petition,
and also TO determine the millage to
be assessed, and also to elect three
persons trustees of said district, hav
ing been duly published for four con-
secutive weeks in a paper within the
county, and no protest against the call
ing of said election being made, it was
ordered that the followi ag notice of
election be published for four consec-