The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-02-16

and Jack Camp. with Mssdamas unl.
lam Hooker ana Jack Cana nnllna
representing the woman'a club q
ocala and the school interests of a.
community In general. ana discusses
the fnadequacy Of the facilities of fhe
Ocala school In the matter 81 hnilalnna
and equipment and the iaek IL auf-
icient teaching force On the hlgh srhaoI
department The ladies reported -
Ireaiizlng OF 800 from the nryan lee
ture which was 90 be used a. a nue4
leus for q high school bullainw fana.
The situation was freely dlscussea ana
IL was agreed 20 grant the fonfth
teacher for the high schoel O. ~ san.
piled as soon "a possible
request was made % the eamnfV
board that Il agree 20 contrlbais f1s..
900 toward the proposed neu sebool
building provided a private auhsrfln-
ton OF $4,000 be presented ~ ths
|citizens OF Ocala. After discussion fhn
matter was laid over for the day far
consideration.
Sundry bills were audited ana orser-
ed paid as per vouchers on Gle
The board adjourned Tor ths aaw.
Wednesday,. se..lan
The board met with all present ana
acting.
sundry bills that were not passed an
during Tuesday were examined ana
ordered paid as per vouchers % aie
The teachers reports and accounts
were taken up and examined ana tha
accounts ordered paid.
The disposition % the Ola achoaf
house at Fort Mccoy va discussed
and It was ordered that h he hsid fsr
the present and insured against ere
The treasurer's report FOR the munsh
of January was taken up ana checked
over. comparing with the Warrants
presented. The warrants were can.
celled and record made % same IN fhs
warrant register and the stubs from
which they were Issued cancelled. TIE
report showed balance ana receipts fsr
the month OF sfes22s. diaburaemenfs
OF sis4s52. leaving a balance % tiafa
The following district balances we're
shown: ocala sgsfa; Mcintosh lf1ss
Belleview sf23.ios Fantviile s8k fas
Dunneilon SIS: Reddlck sass. pine
Level s10.ss; MayvlIle sa7ss: weirs.
dale ss70.e0: cltra es7e: orlnsr Pafm
s3l.43: Buck Pond fe6s1a; aearr
$3.50: Gambler S2fsst: Feiiowship
Si.05: Electra estif. nilfchtan s4ef
Martei s53.ss; Fort King sfott4i cap-
ulet $5l.36; Lanadale ssooi; Coiton
Plant s362.ef: Orange Lake asaaet
Oak Hin s3.fs: Moss Blur ea.fti Falr.
field sss.22; Cottage nam seTs; Charter
Oak si29.T0; Pedro tf1fos Kendrlek
s150.5f; oklawaha sffe.fo. Heidtrllle
s37e.i9: Pleasant nan f1eaa. Port Nc.
Gov az "a Tnsmt muh~afM&W4ms hMfmmzM4
ss439sL
The superintendent called the atten-
tion Of the board 90 the fact that hls
UNDERSTANDING was that IN a number
OF counties the proceeds from thn ann
and forfeiture fund were turned ever
as part OF the school fund ana 90 fhs
fact that there was a provision o. fhls
effect In the state constitution ~ Ma
rion county this fund had not heen Ter
a number Of years paid into ths schoei
fund. The matter was discussed ana
Messrs. w. J. Crosby. W. HenaeFson
and NJ. NJ. Proctor. members % the
board OF county commissioners cane IN
and talked over the matter VITA me
school board. n was agreed that LEGAL
advice should be sought IN the matter
and the secretary was lnsfrucfed -
write the states attorney for an opln-
ion upon the matter and n sane
should be favorable. the board % PUB.
lie instruction would make demand
for the proceeds TO be turned into fhs
school fund.
IL was agreed 20 postpone action om
the matter OF an appropriation fer =
new school building In Ocaia until ths
next meeting Of the board
The minutes OF the last aaafinn hal1
on January and . were read ana az
proved.
No further business appearing fha
board adjourned 20 meet en- Tuesday.