The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-09-03

previously discussed. The secretary
was directed to write the publishers
Of Webster's Academic, Dictionary |
for a sample book with prices.
petition from large number OF !
voters and patrons of the Ocala |
schools was presented asking the
beard to appropriate an amount OF
$1,000 from the funds to be derived
from the the sale of bonds to be vot-
ed at the coming bonding election,
to the erection of a school house in
North Ocala. The petition was filed
! for reference.
! Recommendation of F. H. Miller
| for appointment as trustee of the
Heidtville school inthe place of w.
l.. Jordan, was presented and the APP
pointment ordered to be made.
A number of petitions in regard to
appointment of an assistant teacher
for the Spar school were presented,
but the superintendent reported to
the board that he had made an ap-
lpointment in conformity with the
recommendation of majority of the
trustees and also of the patrons and
the board confirmed his action in
the halter.
A proposition of NJ. L. Payne to
r
ed and it was agreed to defer the
action on the matter until after the
bonding election.
The notice of special tax district
/ election for Oak Hill having been
L duly advertised it was ordered that
notice be advertised for the legal
D time calling a special tax district
election.
1t was ordered that the interest
due on the warrants held by A. B
Rou estate be paid.
The board went in body to view
7 the lot of land that Mr.. B. H. Sey
mour proposed to donate to the dis
trict for school purposes in Nortf
/ IOcala. They were favorably i'm
T tpressed with the suitableness of tht
5 lot and entered into an informal un
Iderstanding with him that the 10
would be accepted and a good bricl
:. school house erected here to accom-
e modate the children form this vicin
u ity.
IS Mr. ]. ]. Guthrey, trustee of tn
il Kendrick school, called and present
e ed bill for pump and reported tina
d an assistant teacher would not b
e needed for the coming term.
d The following bills were ordere
Le paid from the equity funds: Com
mercial Bank for interest on war
l. rants paid So, ]. H. Brinson for post
" age $3.50, P. H. Nugent for record
a ing deed No. 1859 S1.10, for record
Is ing deed No. 1928 81, Mrs. E. Z
l. Martin for Office help SAG, Jno. \
o. Graham for treasurer's commissio
$3.50, Taylor Printing Co. for grad
If books and report cards $21, Deal
lie Star for publishing minutes $2.5'
is Ocala Banner for publishing mir
n utes $3.50, Ocala Star for publishin
IN outlines of the course of study S4.5'
err Marion Hardware Co. for roofing &c
tn the Derby school $2S, McIver & MAJ
s. Kay for paint material for the Oh
he lawaha school S14.63, NcIyer & NJ
D. Kay for door and window materi;
D. for Dallas school $2S.91, McIver
Mackay for one barrel of lime IL
81 the Pedro school 80, S. H. Christia
as for one-half the expense of putin
ed down pump at the kendrick scho
,r. S6O32. McIver & MacKay for brio
B. and lime for the Derby school 81
elk The following were ordered pa
he from the district funds: S. Fl. Chri
sr-i tan on Kendrick school for one-ha
m expense of putting down we'll S6O.3
at Ocala Star for publishing notice
he bonding election Sc. Ocala Star f
is publishing the notice for issuiI
ye-, bonds 1915. Ocala Star on Oak H
for publishing petition for callir
.ry district election S437, Ocala Bann
he on Oak Hill for publishing petite
he calling for a district election SAB
of on Ocala for Publishing resoluti'
en- for calling bonding election $9.7