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$25; Sulphur Springs, $35; Freestone
$25; Palmetto, $35; Evergreen, $50;
Mt. Pleasant, $50; Montague, $S5; Ro
per's Farm, $50; Mt Pelier, $50; Mt
Royal, $45; Christian, $25; Stanton
$50; Rock Sink, $25; Jerusalem, $35;
Silver Spring, $50; Mt. Olive, $50;
Riverside, $25; Hopewell, $50; Black
Sink, $25; Hawthorne, $50; Baldwin,
| $50; Orange Creek, $25; Liberty
Chapel, $50; Jacobs Well. $25; Cedar
Landing, $25; Wauchula, $25; Hope,
$25; Mt. Carmel, $25; Romeo, $25;
Fort Mccoy, $50; Dallas, $25.
The following were fixed as the ap-
preparations for the white schools for
the coming term, per nonth:
Ocala, Sligo; Mcintosh SIPS; Belle
view, SIPS; Fantville, $40; Dunnellon,
$265; Reddick, S135; Pine Level. $45;
Mayville, no school; Weirsdale, $45 !;
Citra, $11O; Griner Farm, SIS; Buck
Pond, SOS; Spar, $50; Gambler, $35;
Fellowship, $50; Electra, $35; Bitch
ton, $55; Martel, $50; Fort King, $35;
Capulet, $40; Linadale, no school;
Cotton Plant, $40; Orange Lake, $40;
Oak Hill, $40; Moss Bluff, $35; Fair
field, $55; Cottage Hill, no school;
Charter Oak, $45; Pedro, $685. Ken
drick, $S5; Oklawaha, $50; Heidtville,
$35; Pleasant Hill, $40; Pennington,
$35; Shiloh, $35; Central, $40; Ebe-
nezer, $40; Irvine, $685. Martin, no
school,; Shady, $35; Summerfield,
$40; Anthony, $3.50; Fort Mccoy, $50;
Marshville, $45; Eureka, $685. Bay
Lake, $40; Orange Springs, $45; Lake
Bryant, $35; Grahamville, $50; Indian
Mound, $35; Key Pond, $45; Eaton
Creek, S35; Romeo, $35; Greenwood,
sac; Churchill, no school; Lowell,
$45; Pats Island, S35; Homeland, no
school, Williamson, no school; An
dalusia, $35; Mill Creek, $35; Dallas,
$40; Juliette, no school; Paisley, S35;
Burbank, $35; Turner Farm, $35.
DR.. j. E. Chace, one of the trustees
of the Ocala school, called and dis
cussed the financial condition of the
district, and the board submitted a
proposition to operate the high school
department with three teachers, in
Guiding the principal; the purpose be-
ing to save an amount to apply on the
Indebtedness of the district.
The board adjourned, to meet a. s
o'clock Friday morning.
Friday Morning, May 19
The board met pursuant to ad
journment, with all members present
and acting.
In running over the appropriations
for the white schools it was ascertain
ed that Pedro, witt the county ap-
preparation, would be able to pay
about $40 per month on her outstand-
ing Indebtedness.
Mr.. L. w. Duval, chairman of the
board of trustees of the Ocala district,
called and discussed the proposition
Of the board to operate the high
school department with three teach
ers, and it was found that with the
county appropriation as it was and
the expenses as contemplated, that
the district would be able to cancel
about $1,000 of her Indebtedness. The
county appropriation for Dunnellon
was fixed at $2G5 per month, and it
was agreed thta the local expenses
must be held within 500 for the term.
Repairs not to exceed SIS we're
granted to Orange Springs.
A heater was allowed for the Elec-
ira school.
Pedro was allowed $50 to fix the
grounds, so as to protect the school
house from being undermined by the
wind blowing the sand away, and to-
erect a belfry for the bell that is at
the school house.
Charter Oak was granted one-third
Tie GApGuSS VI LAC muse
and putting down a well, the total ex-
penses to the county not to exceed
$50.
Petition of Pleasant Hill for the
appointment of Miss Josephine Airline
for teacher at $50 per month for sew
en- months was granted.
The secretary was instructed to
write the Sumner Lumber Company
at Zuber to furnish TO Daniel Wood
ard, supervisor of Gum Springs
school colored, sufficient shingles to
recover the school house.
The request for an increase of sal
airy of SIS at the Shiloh school was re-
fused.
The following, with reference to the
work of Fessenden Academy, was en-
dorsed by the board: The board of
public instruction is pleased with the
progress made by the students of
Fessenden Academy. and especially