The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-06-12

Ocdla, $3.50; Mcintosh, 35c.; Dun
Mellon. CSC; Pedro, 25c.; J. W.
Smoak of Fairfield for erayons, 95c.;
s. W. Petteway on HeidtvilIe for
board and transportation of teacher
for five months, 500; H. B. Masters
on Ocala for crayons. 20c.: z. G.
Bennett for rent of Temple theater
for Oeala High School commence
ment, on Ocala, $50.
The reports from teachers. were
examined and the accounts ordered
paid.
The board adjourned for the day.
Tuesday Morning Session
The board met with all members
present and acting.
A request from the Fairfield school
for eighteen single desks, a teachers
desk and material for putting up
blackboards was granted.
A request from the Indian Mound
school for curtains was refused for
the reason that these are not fur
nished by the county. Request for
window panes was granted and the
matter of repainting the house was
postponed for the present.
Action upon a request from a
number of the patrons Of the Marsh
vile school to move the school to
another location was postponed until
the next meeting of the board
A request was presented from the
supervisor of the Blaze Pond school
for 1000 feet of ceiling and 654 feet
of framing. The secretary was direct
ed to write for prices on same.
A petition from 6fty-six of the
qualified electors and freehoIders of
the Dunnellon district was presented
asking that the county board call an
election to be held within the district
to authorize the district to issue
bonds to the amount of s12, 200 for
erecting a new school building and
other school purposes. The matter
was considered and due advertise
ment as required by law was ordered
to be made.
The board adjourned for the day.
Thursday Night Session
The board met with Mr.. j. S.
Grantham absent.
Mr.. w. T. Gary as trustee for the
Ocala school, called and presented a
statement of the expenditures for the
last month with vouchers for same.
The matter of an extra teacher for
DunnelIon and change in the sal
airy of the first assistant were passed
over until the next meeting.
The secretary was instructed to
have a statementof the financial con-
dition of each district prepared for
the use of the board by the next
meeting.
The treasurer's report was taken
up and checked over. 1t showed re
suits and conditions as follows: Bal
ance and receipts $7153.10; dis
bursements $6615.8S; balance left
on hand, $537.22. For the districts
the following balances were shown:
Ocala, S35; Mcintosh, 1897; Belle
view, $1S7.56; Fantville, $60.6S;
Dunnellon, $34416; Reddick, $500;
Pine Level, $235.14; Mayyille, $751;
35; Weirsdale, $4,000; Citra. $685.
"a; Griner Farm, $3.50; Buck Pond
$527.65; Spar, $3.50; Gambler
!S3O1.O3: Fellowship, S142.55; Elec-
ira, 1874; Blitchton, $216.60;
Martel, $203.3S; Fort King, $15S.-
I56; Capulet, S233.19; Linadale
$7O.O4; Cotton Plant, $395.95; Or
ange Lake, $192.S0; Oak Hill
$5243; Moss Bluff, $22.74; Fair
field, $64.10;. Cottage Hill, $34.71;
Charter Oak, $16343; Pedro, So.
I27; Kendriek, $22.19; Oklawaha
IS49.04; HeidtviIle, $492.65; Pleas
ant Hill, $231.41; Fort Mccoy
$131.59; Anthony, $126.20; Sum
merfeld, $4324 Total balances and
receipts, $8128.77; disbursements
S2449.30; balance on hand, $3.50.
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No further business appearing the
board adjourned to meet in regular
session on Tuesday, July Z, 1913.
J. H. Brinson, Secretary.