The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-08-17
OUR SCHOOL INTERESTS
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vile s57.55: Dunnellon 1885: Reddick
| $ 81; Pine Level s53.2a; Mayville
! $685.; Weirsdale s362.7S: Citra sI3S:
Griner Farm s62.19: Buck Pond s333.s1;
Spar s374.01; Gambler s30S06: Fell
| lowship 90: Electra s62.02; Bitch
ton $S5.6s: Martel $3.50; Fort King
$237.41: Capulet S23S.61: Linadale
| $59.Ol: Cotton Plant $40O42; Orange
Lake 1894: Oak Hill s4.54; Moss
Bluff ssS2: Fairfield 5000: Cottage
Hill $9.7s: Charter Oak s359-37; Pedro
s2.52: Kendrick $15457; OkIawaha
sa2.os: Heidtville s449.s9; Pleasant
Hill $11o.99: Fort Mccoy 50. Total
district balances s42s772
The poll tax lists and the stubs from
| the tax collectors office checked over
as required by law to be done semi
annually and compared with the treas
urer's reports of the monthly amounts
! turned over to the treasurer and found
| to agree.
| DR.. D. H Pettys, one of the trustees
of the Mcintosh school. called and re-
lquested the appointment of Miss Grace
Holloway as assistant in the Mcintosh
school. which was granted.
Mr.. f l. Mills, supervisor of the
rdl6nF1l1e ScnOp1, Called anu us
cussed the appointment of the teacher
for the coming term.
| \ request from the Ebenezer school
for an appropriation of SO for the
purpose of helping to put an addition
in the form of a. porch to the house
was granted.
\ request for Il lights, sx12, six
desks and one teachers desk. from the
Summerield school was granted
| y request from the Churchill school
to be allowed to open and run with an
enrolment of only six pupils was re-
fused as the county average required
is seven per month.
\ request from the Sparr school for
an assistant was granted for the time
that the required average is main
tanned.
Miss jamie Mae Perry was assigned
as teacher of the Shady school.
Gum Springs school. colored, was
granted shingles sufficient to recover
the house estimated to be 1880. ma
terial sufficient for the building of two
toilets and for building the door steps.
Request of Fort King school to be
lallowed to fence the school grounds in
order to protect the property from
hogs and goats, was granted.
Request for a heater, three window
panes and one fifteen-foot sill from
the Wetumpka colored school was
granted.
Request from Mr.. s. L. Fridy Of
Reddick that the deed to the old school
lot at Reddick be returned to him. As
THE county had no further interest in
the lot it was ordered that the deed be
returned as per request
\ request from the New South Farm
& Home Company that the county
board execute to them a deed for one
acre located in the swA of the Sc GOT
section 11-14-23, the same being the
site of the old Brussels schools Ion g
since abandoned. Request was grant
ed.
! Gainesville colored school made re-
Quest for fifty desks. It was agreed
that the county would order single
desks for the Blitchton school and
supply the present desks to the
Gainesville school and have the 9TH
ers that are necessary made.
Request from Mitchell Rigdon Of the
Linadale community to have permit
granted 10 send TO school in Lake
county al the Hisley school. was
granted.
Il was reported that the last war
rants issued to Annie L Kinsler and
\. !. Howard for teaching had not been
delivered and they wished for duplf-
> Gates TO be issued It was agreed to
postpone issuing duplicates for while
- See t the originals would not be de-
livered.
The petition from a number Of the
patrons Of the Fairfield school IN re-
gard TO the location of the school
house lot was refused and a former pc
tition TO locate the school house had
been granted.
\ petition from the patrons Of the
Heidtvilie school asking that ". l.
Jordna he appointed % fill the unex-
pred term Of Mr.. 7. !. Adams, de-
/ ceased. was granted and he order
, ed 10 be commissioned as such
petition from a number of the
. patrons Of the GrahamviIle school for