The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-15
PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD
official Report of the Proceedings of
the Regular Monthly
Meeting
OcaIa. Fla. NAY 6. 1919.

Meeting
OcaIa' + Ia May D. 1913
The board Of public instruction in
ana for Marion county met at the US
ual time and place, with w y. earn
chairman. and VI. r. Bitch member
and J. II. BriHsOn, secretary.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read an approved as read.
John r. Holden and another colored
man from Weir Park, called and pre-
sented a bin of lumber that was
thought to be necessary to build a
school house, with prices and the es-
timated cost Of abor 10 put it up
ACTION was for the present postponed
pr. Vim. Griffith and Mr.. 6. ". New
lie, trustees OF the DunneHon school.
called and asked that the salary Of
the first assistant be put to $50 in
stead Of $50. which was agreed TO- The
matter Of bonding the district for
school building and other purposes was
discussed ana building pIans were dis
..ussed 10 some extent. II was agreed
that the trustees would secure plans of
q suitable house and report at d future
meeting. a .pecial meeting 10 be called
Il necessary
Mr. j. J. Guthrcv. one Of the trus-
tees Of the Kendrick school called and
discussed in = general way. the matter
II tearlrrs for the coming yrar. Al
sd the matter of putting down pump
and recovering the school house were
discussed Action was postponed for
the present
Nlr-I : Granfhan1 member of the
board arrived and sat with the board.
The trustees Of the Dunnellon school
authorized the board to pay from the
district funds $40 to the Frederick his
fnfertant Co.. in settlement tor bill
of $50 for d barrel Of disinfectant that
pad heen purchased quite awhile he,
fore.
Mr., w, A. CUTLERY one Of the trus-
tees of the Weirsdale school, called and
discussed with the board the situation
of the WeirsdaIe school and the South
Lake school He protested against the
operating Of the South Lake Weir
school upon the ground that it was in
side the legal limit iu distance from
tnr Wrlrdale school and also took a
number of pupils from the later thus
weakening thelr school too much. II
was agreed that without special action
the South Lake Weir school would not
be operated. Request was alsp m4dy
for cement for nAnz the cistern at the
sNeirsdale school and it was agreed
that the county would share pne-halt
tnr expense Of SANG.
Sir. = " Petteway, one of the trus-
tees Of the Heidtviue school, called ant
made request that the salary of tht
teacher be paid when the report for the
last month should get in, which wa.
agreed to.
Mr.. f. C. Murphy. one Of the trus
t.rs If th,. Crime. Farm school. called
to report that the patrons wished the
same principal that they had last tern
appofnted for the coming term. Tn,
matter was discussed. but no 4utiuI
,,Lga.
rrb. Hoard \diourDed for Noon.
TUESDAY Afternoon Session
The hoard met with all memher
,,ra.ant and nroeea5ed to business.
Air 7 II T,anfer one Of the trustee
or tba pleasant Mn school. called an,
,o,,ort.5 tbst the trustees had decide,
aIIau, NJ g. g Currv sass elaine,
~. hin, ~ he due an an organ sold b,
him to tbe school. the same to be de
.Ir,taa from an amount of 81 alIeg