The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-09-05

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A 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 ap-
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 APP
Ipointment in conformity with the
recommendation of a 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
loan the board $4,000, was present
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
duly advertised it was ordered that
a notice be advertised for the legal
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 a body to view
the lot OF land that Mr.. B. H. Sey-
mour proposed to donate to the dis
trict for school purposes in North
Ocala. They were favorably i'm
pressed with the suitableness of the
lot and entered into an informal un-
Outstanding with him that the lot
would be accepted and a good brick
school house erected here to accom-
modate the children form this vicin-
lily.
Mr.. J. j. Guthrey. trustee of the
Kendrick school, called and present.
ed bill for pump and reported that
an assistant teacher would not be
needed for the coming term.
The following bills were ordered
paid from the equity funds: Com
mercial Bank for interest on war
rants paid SO, ]. H. Brinson for post
age $3.50, P. H. Nugent for record
ing deed No. 1859 $1.10, for record
| ing deed No. 1928 81, Mrs. E. H.
Martin for office help $46, Jno. NJ.
Graham for treasurer's commission
$685., Taylor Printing Co. for grade
books and report cards $27, Ocala
Star for publishing minutes $3.50,
Ocala. Banner for publishing min
utes $3.50, Ocala Star for publishing
outlines of the course of study $3.50,
Marion Hardware Co. for roofing for
the Derby school SIS, McIver & Mac
Kay for paint material for the Ok
lawaha school $14.63, McIver & NJ
Kay for door and window material
for Dallas school S2S.91, McIver &
MacKay for one barrel of lime for
the Pedro school 80, S. H. Christian
for one-half the expense of putting
down pump at the Kendrick school
| $60.32, McIver & MacKay for brick
and lime for the Derby school $13,
The following were ordered paid
from the district funds: S. H. Chris
tian on Kendrick school for one-half
expense of putting down we'll 5000,
Ocala Star for publishing notice of
bonding election Sc, Ocala Star for
publishing the notice for issuing
bonds 1915, Ocala Star on Oak Hill
| for publishing petition for calling
district election $437, Ocala Banner
on Oak Hill for publishing petition
calling for a district election $4.3 So,
on Ocala for publishing resolution
for calling bonding election 1915,
for publishing notice of said election
Sc, H. B. Masters Co. on Pleasant
Hill district for crayon 81, on Pedro
district for crayons 81, on Pedro for
erasers so estate of A. B. Rou on
Ocala for interest on warrants Nos.
800 and 610 amounting to $50.
The treasurer's report for the
month of July was presented and
checked over showing results as fol-
lows: Balance from last month and
receipts during month $1,395.95,
disbursements during the month
$5S1.9O, balance $614.03. The fol-