The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-07-17
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
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appoint Mr. S. W Haven as trustee
/ of Linadale school to succeed Mr.. r.
B. Erwin, deceased. He was ordered
to be commissioned accordingly
| A communication from the attorney
general, relating to the status of the
matter Of text book adoption and use
| in Marion county was read for infOr- !
nation, and correspondence reported. |
1t appearing that a short time ago
warrant for 81 cents had been
drawn on the Kendrick district
through mistake that should have
been drawn on the Fairfield district,
it was ordered that a warrant be
| drawn to correct the same.
A request was presented from the
! Oklawaha district for the addition to
two closets to be built. 1t was agreed
that the county would furnish the
materials to be used in each case if
the district would pay for the work
from district funds.
A communication was presented to
the county commissioners showing es-
timated school resources and eXpendi-
lures for the school year beginning
July 1, 1913 and closing June 80, 1914,
as published in the proceedings of the
board of county commissioners last
week.
Accompanying the above communi-
cation was filed with the board of
county commissioners the regular an
nual estimates of the trustees of the
several special tax school districts,
in which were given the boundaries Of
each district and the rate of taxation
voted in the district elections in April,
1912.
A communication from the trustees
of the Moss Bluff school was present
ed, in which the name of Mr.. S. A.
Mckinney was presented to be APP
pointed trustee to fill the vacancy
made by the removal of MIA. E. Cliff
ton. Appointment was ordered to BE
made.
The following accounts were passed
for payment: From county funds.
NJ. Graham, for treasurer's commits
sion, S14S7; Commercial Bank, for in
terest on warrants paid, 81; Ocala
Star, for publishing minutes, $3.50;
Marion Hardware Company, for pump
for Marshville school, S1.60; Nancy
Jones, for teaching at Moore's Pond,
S25; Idella Ransom, for teaching at
Orange Creek, $25; Annie L. Fisher,
for teaching at Romeo, S25; Ocala
Telephone Company, for telephone
service, $1O.15; Mrs. E. H. Martin, for
office help, $47; Ocala Banner, for
publishing minutes for two months,
So: McIver & MacKay, for glass and
putty for Indian Mound school, SOC;
c. S. Gates, for one-half of bill for re-
pairs on Weirsda1e school house,
$6.14; J. H, Brinson, for postage and
other office expenses, 1884.
The following bills were ordered
paid from district funds: c. S. Gates,
school house, $614; w. J. Crosby, on
Citra, for sundry items of expense,
$1063: Taylor Printing Company, on
Homeland and Cotton Plant, each 10
cents for printing boundary descrip-
tions: Taylor Printing Co, for print
ing warrant books for Ocala, So, and
Reddick, Cotton Plant, Pedro, Heidi
vile and Homeland, 81 each: ]. T.
Ross, on Pine Level for repairing
pump, $3.50; E. L. Redding, on Pine
Level, for house cleaning and crayOn,
81; Commercial Bank. for interest on
warrants paid on Ocala, 50 cents, and
on Dunnellon for the same, S2.12;
Renwick Cleveland, on Dunnellon, for
janitors work, $40; G. W. Neville, on
| Dunnellon, for expense on desks to
primary school room. $3.50, and for
work in fixing primary room, $3.50,
and stove pipe, . cents.
The treasurer's report was pre-
scented and checked over and found to
correspond with the warrants present
ed. The latter and the stubs from
which they were issued were stamped
and cancelled. The report showed the
following conditions
For the county funds-Balance from
last month, and receipts, $21O9.07;
funds disbursed, $1401.42; balance on
hand, $70765,
The following balances were shown
for the district funds: Ocala. $2.47;
Mcintosh, s22,S4: Belleview, $201.S2;
Fantville, $62.13, Dunnellon, S434:
Reddick, $2440: Pine Level, $177.79:
Mayville, $37.35: WeirsdaIe, $581.02:
Citra, $S0.31; Griner Farm, $15.76;
Buck Pond, S529.21: Spar, s13.47;
Gambler, S246.09: Fellowship, $113.27;