The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-10-14


quest for six No , desks was grant [
ed.
Mr.. l.. A. Fort. an architect from !
Lakeland engaged by the trustees
of the Dunnellon school as superVls-
ing architect on their new school
building. called and discussed with
the board the plans Of the building
and the relations OF the archltect
who prepared the plans and the
supervising architect. 1t was agreed
that he should make whatever sus-
gestions as to some minor changes
J that he thought best to make to the
architect who had prepared the
! Dlans and when they were asreeu
iupon, to present them TO the board |
II was agreed that he should nave
/ ccpies of the corrected plans FUR
nished to the county superintendent
for use of county board, also to the
trustees of the Dunnellon school and
one copv for use of the supervising
t architect, after which there would
be advertisements for contracts for
building made as soon as practical
: BILE.
The board Of trustees of the Citra
school with the principal OF the
9 school called in body and discussed
: with the board the attendance and
) conditions of their school. They
a asked that second assistant be
\ granted and this was agreed to at a
If salary of $40 per month.
"A Mrs. Bittinger, Mrs. Sinclair and
= Miss Gamsby accompanied by lr. j.
-oi d. Rooney, called and presented the
T. matter of the proposition for the
G. city Of Ocala to comply with the re-
= ouirements of the Carnegie Library
O Association in order to secure free
10 public library for Ocala and asked
n the board of public instruction Il
he endorse the recommendation TO tn
n 20 lefty council of Ocala. The reques
tC was complied with and form o
% -irecommendation prepared and sign
ed by the board.
mt Mr. Rooney also asked that Fri
ed day after Thanksgiving be declare
ON a school holiday in Marion county
nv permit the teachers and pupils TO a
III tend the fair. Action on this r.
she quest was postponed and was at
fol erwards considered and it VIZ
rod agreed to ask the fair managemel
ars to admit free Of charge all reguli
an pupils Of the county in which ca
n
the the day would De declaieu S'no
lat holiday in Marion county.
tbe MI. Rooney also read a letter fro
ne Prof. Vernon of the department
va agriculture with reference to the So
dis arv of the canning club agent f
ard Marion county. lie ASKED me w."
the to guarantee as much as 500 TO
contributed by the county TO her s.
theiarv. After considering the matt
board declined to make [
mise guarantee. but agreed 10 subscrl
that s25 to the salary fund.
tho, The board adjourned for the da
,u.r Wednesday Morning Session
The The board met with Mr.. j.
Grantham acting chairman.
I 7 The minutes Of the last meet
ship were read ana auop.eu
,tars arrived and assumed his place
nj chairman, which made all memb
, re- present.
oraI Mrs. ]. r. Moorhead called
o1.o made statement of the unsightly
d so pearance OF the Sehooi io'7
been purchased in the southern l
: tho o. the city and asked that they
,+ea moved and cleaned up. The req
but wa; refused.
. ro- J. d. Mccall. principal Of How
oon Academy. called and made st
lould ment ABOUT 'he WIZ anu
oo,,n. a. his school. A list of articles
,,c,ed was prepared by the lndust
teacher Of the school was presel
,rpad for the board TO purchase ana
cussed with the principal. 1t
agreed to leave the matter OF
,san+- purchase with the chairman and
,atter rotary.
communication from !
purchasing company was read
: CO, information as to condition Of
mani market.
|: Re- A request was pi
: con- Montague eoioie Gu
nm 70 he furnished them After oil!
sum sion of the situation il was az
ayable TO furhlsh me =,
:, nor request from the teacher o.
, No Narshville school was presented
mount ing 1or an lhe =.
favor was reIuseu loi Inv ,:-:. -,
nava- was being paid the limit on
os+ as grade of certificate.
request from Belleview for
heaters to be supplied was gra
rho petition from the patrons 0