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

1OARD OE III BLU INSIh1CI
The board met in regular session
on Tuesday, August >, 1913, with W.
ID. earn. chairman, and B. r. Bitch,
member and j. H. Brinson, secre-
tary.
Mr.. ]. S. Martin, trustee of the
Moss Bluff school. made statement
of the condition of the pump and
made request TO have it fixed. 1t
was agreed to have the work done as
son as possible.
]. T. Hutchings, supervisor of
the Romeo school, reported that
they had but seven pupils in the
community, but were anxious for the
school to run. 1t was agreed to fur
nish a teacher.
w. J. Young of Fort King school
made request for guttering to con-
vey water for the school. 1t was
agreed to furnish same from district
funds.
Prof. A. B. Connor and Mr.. d. c.
Stanley, one of the trustees of the
Belleview school, made request for
an organ for the school. 1t was
agreed to allow purchase form the
district funds.
| Mr.. D. A. Walker of Martel school
made statement about pillars of the
school house and requested that
there be brick and cement furnished
with which to put the same in order.
It was agreed to furnish the material
and make request of the Woodmen
of the World to pay a proportionate
share of the expense.
At this time VI. ]. H. Grantham
arrived and sat as member OF the
board.
Afternoon Session
E. Clemens of Spar school, dis
cussed the appointment of the assist
ant teacher.
H. w. Nettles, one of the trustees
Of the Oak Hill school, made an of
fer of the lot proposed for the new
location of the school at Oak Hill
school. 1t was proposed by his wife
\ to make a deed for the lot with {
reservationary clause in it and thu
l board agreed. to accep the deed il
this case.
In regard to the request to NOV
the Marshyille school from the pres
ent site it was agreed to retain it a
it's present site for the present term
l.. F. Lightsey and J. J. Coin appear
ed in the interest of the school t
be known as the Coin school and rec
commended Mr.. Hunter for super
visor.
1t was agreed to write DR.. G. 1
r. Parramore at Orange Springs and re
. quest that he call the patrons OF tn
school together in meeting to ret
ommend some suitable person to b
appointed supervisor in the place
w. H. Massey, deceased.
- Messrs. F. E. Harris and B.
Seymour discussed with the boar
3 the necessity and ACCESSIBILITY
erecting a primary school buildin
o in North Ocala. Rev. ]. B. Ley ais
called and addressed the board c
a, the matter. Mr.. Seymour offered
donate a tract of five acres of land
~ desirable location. The boar
q agreed to view the lot during Il
present session and take the matt
, under consideration.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Lanier of the Pleasa
Ia Hill school, made request for pal
D. TO be allowed from district funds f
- painting the school house and it W
agreed to allow the purchase.
Wednesday Session
A communication from R.
S Heath, of Reddick, in regard t
progress in building the new scho
house there was presented. 1t w
IL agreed not to open their school un
the house was completed. In ca
. in should be necessary it was agre
to have a man do the work on t
house and use the funds that won
have been otherwise paid toward t
school for the building.
1t was reported that ]. w. job
son had been recommended as
the patrons of the Spar school as
suitable person to be appointed
trustee in the place of Mr.. J. ]. c
" bert, resigned. He was ordered co
Tnissioned.
of Mr.. A B. Fort, trustee Moss Bl
le- school discussed with the board
No matter of getting the water for t
it, III. so,-oroa r,ol;ro p,
les sCnool' ne lo'o0
wn crete we'll and putting a pump do
ilLp in il. Later, j. S. Martin , anotl
is trustee, discussed the matter W
iu- Tho hoard He thought all nee
bod