The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-05-31
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Ocala, Fla, May %. 1912.

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The board of public instruction in
and for Marion county met in adjourn
] ed session on the above date and at
the above place with all members pres
ent and acting as follows: w. d. earn
chairman; B. r. Bitch and J. s. Gran
than, members, and j. H Brinson, sec
rotary.
Minutes of last meeting were read
and approved.
The returns of the special tax dis
trict election at Summerfeld were
presented and canvassed with the fol-
lowing results being declared: That
the territory described as follows had
been created into a special tax school
district, namely. Beginning at the ne
cor of seA of sec Is, tip II, range %,
thence to the NV cor of swA of sec 10
1928, thence north to the ne cor of sec
9-17-23, thence west to the NV cor of
sec 9-17-23, thence north to the ne cor
of seA of sec 5-17-23, thence west to
the base line dividing ranges % and %,
thence south to the Marion and Sum-
ter line, thence to the Sc cor of sec
34-17-23, thence n to the ne cor of Sc Il
of sec 15-17-23, the point of beginning.
Also the following were elected trus-
tees for the ensuing term of two years.
viz: j. w. Davis, P. w. Collens and r.
L. Clyburn. Also the rate of millage
to be assessed was fixed at three mills.
A former ruling of the board was
taken up and emphasized to pay no
teacher holding a third grade certifi-
cate more than $40 per month from
county or district funds or both, no
teacher holding only a second grade
certificate more than $50 per month
from either or both county and district
funds and that all principals of schools
having two or more teachers should
hold not less than first grade certi-
/ ficate.
The board then took up the matter
of appropriating the county funds to
the several schools for teachers sal
aries with the following results for the
monthly appropriation to each from
county funds:
ocala, principal $500, first high
school assistant $10O, second high
assistant. $S5, eighth grade. $780, sew
enth grade, $50, sixth grade, $50, fifth
grade, $50, fourth grade, $50, assistant
in fourth grade, $40, principal of pri-
mary department, $780, third grade,
$50. assistant in third grade. $40, sec
ond grade, so, first grade, $50, assist
ant in first grade, $40; Mcintosh, prin-
cipal, SIS, assistant, $50; Belleview, not
fixed as final report was not in; FAINT
Vile S35; Dunnellon, principal, S125
first assistant $50, second assistant $50
third assistant $40, fourth assistant
$40; Reddick, principal, SIS, assistant
s25; Pine Level $45; Weirsdale s45i
Citra, principal $40. assistant $50;
Griner Farm $50; Buck Pond S45i
Sparr. principal, $50. assistant $40
Gambler S35: Fellowship $50; Electra
$40; Blitchton $40: Martel SEQ; Fort
King S35: Capulet s35; Linadale $35
Cotton Plant s35; Orange Lake $45
Oak Hill $40; Moss Bluff $40; Fair
field $50: Charter Oak $50; Pedro, prin-
cipal, SIS, assistant, $780, Kendrick
principal. Sos: assistant $50; Oklawahs
$50: Heidtville S35; Pleasant Hill S35
Fort Mccoy, principal, $40, assistant
S45: Shiloh $40; Central $40; Ebenezel
$50: Irvine s35; Shady $35; Summer
field $50; Anthony, principal ss5, frs
! assistant $50, second assistant $50
Flemington sS5; Marshville $50; Eure-
ka $35; Bay Lake s35; Orange Spring:
S45 Lake Bryant SS5; Grahamville
principaI $50, assistant s35; Indiar
Mound $40; Key Pond $40; Eator
i Creek s35: Romeo sS5; Greenwood $40
Howell $40: Pats Island s35; Andalus
ia ss5: Mill Creek $35; Dallas $40
Juliette S35; Paisley sS5; Burbank $40
Turner Farm $40: Keystone $35; Derby
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the county funds proper and do not in
\ clude the district appropriations which
i will be indicated by the estimates o
! the trustees.
I The following appropriations wer'
made for the colored schools of tn
) county: Howard Academy at ocala
nrincipal SIS. eight assistants at So
each. one industrial teacher at $50
lFessenden Academy, principal SIS. fou
assistants at $40 each and one indus
i trial teacher at $50; Mt. Tabor. teaehe
s35. monitor $40; Gum Spring, teache
s25. monitor $40: Mt Zion, principa
! s35. assistant $50; Lakeside $50; Board
J. man. teacher S35, monitor S15; Clarks
vile. teacher S35, monitor SIS; Moore
Pond S25: Hard Rock, principal SAC
6rst assistant $50, second assistant S25
Wetumpka ss5: Blaze Pond ss5: Elm
! wood $50: Pine Grove. teacher s3s
!, monitor SIS; Bethlehem, teacher s3s
monitor SIS; Wesley Chapel SIS; Hoi
Pond SIS; st. Peters SIS; Magnolia s25
sulphur Springs. teacher $50, monito
Is1o: Freestone SIS; Palmetto $50; Ev
ergreen $50: Mt. Pleasant $50; Monta
I que, principal $40, assistant SIS; Rope
Farm, principal SIS. assistant SIS; NJ