The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-15

OF the Pedro school was presented in
winch II was stated that Mr. Walter
Nichols had been selected 10 he an
pointed TO fill the unexpired term Of
Mr. NJ VI. Proctor as trustee Of the dis
trict. This was ordered done. and Mr.
Nichols was TO be commissioned ac-
c0rdingly
communication from the principal
of the Belleview school was presented
asking that the salaries Of the teach
ers- be paid when the reports for the
last month We're in. This was agreed
to.
\ petition signed BY a large number
of the patrons Of the Ft. Mccoy school
with reference 10 the Sind of assist
ance desired was presented and filed
for information.
communication from the trustees
Of the Weirsdale district authorizing
the board to pay $50 of district funds
on the new eolored school house was
presented and also one from Jas Bass
supervisor Of the school. saying that
the warrant could be sent to Mr.. W.
\. CUTLERY for delivery 10 the con-
tractor to help on the work
y communication from the patrons
of the Blaze Pond colored school vas
presented making report Of q meeting
of the patrons in which they requested
the appointment of the same teacher
as last year, Owing TO the fact that
the present supervisor had not been
duly notified of the meeting, the board
decided to order another meeting to be
, held on Saturday afternoon at the
school house, at 800 o'clock, for the
purpose of making such recommtuda-
tions they may =ve NJ
Prof. los l. Wiley called and made
report Of the opening of the normal
for colored teachers At Fessenden
Academy.
The board adjourned for the day.
Wednesday Morning Session.
The board met with all present aud
acting.
/ The following accounts We're audit
ell and ordered paid from the county
funds: Esther Williams for travelling Z
expenses in culored Industrial work for
April. $l6.O5; Ocala Banner for puhe
/ fishing minutes $25Oi Commercial
Bank for interest on warrants paid,
1870, Mrs +, NJ, Martin, for office
. help. $12; Ocala Star for publishing
minutes $3.50; John NJ. Graham. for
! treasurer's commission, $159.1S; Geo,
J. Dykes. treasurer of Lake county.
for tuition of cQunts line pupils, $4&65;
Rpmlngton Typewriter Co., for office
supplies, $2.2O; oval Il Kester. for
diplomas, S22l0; w. NJ Welch Mfg Co,
for diplomas, $50.5O; J. H. Brinson fox
postage and office supplies, S4.42 +. +.
Converse. for lumber for use in indus
trlai work in Howard Academy. $40
=. II. Nusent, for recording Deed No.
1896, 81. The following were ordered
paid from district funds: Fl. b. Masters
Go. on Fellowship for Qray0ns, 40e.
the Commercial Bank on the following 9
districts for interest on warrants paid
Ocala, s36.lSi Mcintosh. $12.74; Dun
Mellon, $6.O4; Peddick, STOP; Griner
Farm, $1.67; Sparr. $478: kendgiek
CSC; Oklawaha $L46, summerield
$5,S1. Tugnipseed s. Gist on Mcintosh
for sundry incidental supplies furnish
ell the school, $6.l5; j. y. Marshall or
Gambler for wood and sundry eupphes
$9.l5; 5. c. v. Thumas on nunnellor
for rent OF house for two months, $40
Renwlck Cleveland on Dunnellon fol
janitor service $40; Frederick Disin.
fecting Co, on Qcala toy last half OF
bill for barrel of disinfectant, $50; ex-
ecuters of A. b. Rou estate on Ocala fol
interest on warrant No. 665, $4s; Ocala
| Seed Store on special Fessenden Aead
/ emy fund for seeds and supplies
/ $16.45: Taylor Printing Co. on Cottor
? Plant for ballots for Homeland elec
ton. $l.75; Frederick Disinfecting Co.
on Dunnellon for settlement on barre
of disinfectant, $40
{ Dr. J. T. Ghdee and Ar w T. Gary
y I %v,7vG .,F II; IL,
, and conferred with the hoard in regart
2 to the salaries TO he paid teachers il
: the Ocala schools for the coming term
The teachers reports that were il
$ were examined and the accounts order
q ed paid
e The treasurer's report with the pai
warrants was presented and checke
e over and found to agree with tn
e vouchers. 1t showed for the count
0 balance and receipts for Ene montt
. $15,92s.O4 disbursements, $l5,sO0.09
: balance $2z.95. For the districts tn
= following balances were shown: OcaIs
u $2.13; Mcintosh $2.19; Bellevue v
e $3S14 40; Fantville. $43.S2 Dunnellor
= $65.O5; Reddick, 91p.i Pine Leve
! $19O.3g, Mayvius, s31.35; Weirsdal,
e $652.l5; Citra, $223.74; Griner Farm
$3.50, Buck Pond, $4S416; Sparr. 1881
II Gambler $3OS.42; Fellowship, $2l5.41
r. Electra. $23.7S; Blitehtop, $1s2.6S
Martel. $i44.b2; Fort King, $198.4'
7 Capulet, $2lO.6O; Linadale, $29.28; Cot
d ton Plant, $3s5.59; Orange LAX
n 2O6 so; oak Hill, sgs.73; Moss Blut
$5747. Fairfield $l747; Cottage Hill
IS $3O,9S, Charter Oak, sla997; Pedr
- $7.47 Kendrick. $3.50; Okiawah;
s2769; HeIdtv'Ile, $5O4.79: Pleasar
I Hin. S1S6.41; Fort Mccoy, $12O.O7: Al
| thony. $1O2.71; Summerfeld, $2l.s
Total receipts, $S1S9 -; disbursement
$2s79.3g, which leaves a balance for II
districts of S526043
The board adjourned for noon.
Wednesday Afternoon Session
Messrs. H. Gattrell and W. \. Youn
trustees OF the Fairfield school. Gale
and discussed the situation of {ae
district and : was agreed 10 opera
the school for eight months,
The board made a careful estima
OF the resources now available f
| school purposes for the coming yei
with the probable expenditures as
basis for the appropriations for opera
ing the schools ana other expens
| connected with the administration
the system. They proceeded to nal
appropriation for the salaries of 4
teachers for the coming term fro
county funds. Without finishing tn
work the board adjourned fpS the ia
Thursdays session
They continued the work of makiI
the county appropriations to the Sc