The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-14

teacher Of colored schools under Jeans
fund, $3.50; S. NJ c. Thomas for rent
of house at Dunnellon for two months,
$50; Marion Hardware Co, for stove
pipe for Hog Pond school, SIS; John NJ.
Graham for treasurer's commission,
1864; Ocala Telephone Co, for long
distance service, $55; H B. Masters
Co, for equipment for industrial de-
partment of Howard Academy, $3.50;
w. y. Price for work on Grahamyille
school house, 1925; Ocala Star for
printing minutes, $3.50; z. T. Con-
verse for desks for Romeo colored
school, 1882; Commercial Bank for
interest on warrants paid. $52.89.
The following were ordered paid
from district funds: Commercial Bank
on Ocala for interest on warrants
paid $5S5; Ocala star on Cotton Plant
for publishing Homeland district cleo
ton notice, $3.50; Ocala Banner on Cot
ton Plant for same $3.50; w. T. Gary
on Ocala for janitor and sundry in
cidental expenses, $100; on Dunnellon
RenWick Cleveland for janitor for
fifth month. $40; Dunnellon supply
Co., for brooms and items for repairs,
$500; Dunnellon Supply Co, for glass
and work in repairing windows, $3.50:
G. W. Boynton for wood, 81; II. W.
II. w Henry. Sr., on OckIawaha for
brooms, $1.3O, for wood, IS; f. l. Wart-
man on Citra for brooms, buckets,
dippers, oil cloth, $3.50: Marion Hard
ware Co, on Griner Farm for pump
supplies, $50; w. II. Morgan on Pedro
for crayons and drinking cups, $3.50;
). L. Burton on Spar for fastening
desks, $140; II. J. Heet on Summer
field for work on windows, desks and
flag pole, $12.0S; y. s. LANDER & Co..
on Sparr for heater. stove pipe, and
crayons, $3.50; c. c. Curry on Pleasant
Hill for balance on organ, $3.5S b. J.
Mcbride on Symmetrical for staples,
hooks, plates, and bolts for repairs.
81; Frederick DisiEfecting Co, on Ocala
for one half price of barrel of disin-
fectant floor dressing, $50; W j.
Young on Fort King for securing
school house, tablets, pens, pencils,
wood copy books, and crayons, $12.24;
J. L. Hillman on Griner Farm for work
on pump, s.; J. f. Huffman on Griner
Farm for school premiums offered by
trustees, $40; Bitch * SON, on Bitch
ton for school supplies, $225. In the
matter of county warrant held by
the Ocala National Bank coming due
for $4,000 it was agreed that the chair
man and secretary make arrange
ments for renewal
The board then adjourned for the
day.
Wednesday, Session
The board met as on the day be
fore.
The teachers reports that were in
were examined ana their accounts
ordered paid.
The teachers report was then taken
up and examined and found to show
the following condition. In the
county funds the balance and colIec-
lions amounted to $4.515.97, the dis
bursements TO $4.508.26, leaving a
balance Of $771. OF the districts the
following balances We're shown:
Ocala Sis, Mcintosh $12.G7, Pine Level
s 89.9S. Mayviue 1915, Wensdale $462-
II. Citra &27.S7, Griner Farm S12.S9.
Buck Pond $317S1, Sparr $685., Gambler
$201.71, Fellow hip $685.. Electra$12.-
81, Blitchton S121.74, Martel $6695,
Fort King $1t3.S5,s Capulet $115.S2,
Linadale $1.22. Cotton Plant $319.S4,
orange Lake $126.50, Oak Hill $23.45,
Moss Bluff 1896, Fairfield $45.75,
Cottage Hill $20.S2, Charter Oak $15S.-
sc, Pedro $24.07 Kendrick $17.26,
Ocklawaha 1896, HeidtviIle 1896 20.
Pleasant Hill $99.84, Fort Mccoy 500
10, Anthony $3.50. Summerfeld S+2.-
is. Total receipts $3,94L85, disburse-
ments $628.G9 balances $3,313.76.
The board had on Monday preceding
according 10 previous arrangement
gone to Fessenden Academy on the US
ual annual official visit of inspection
and found the conditions excellent for
an industrial school Two new buildings
had been erected and equipped since
last years visit and the blacksmith
shop had been equipped with four adj
ditional FORCES The board unhesi-
tatingly Recommends the institution
to any colored youth interested in
securing the best to be had in literary
or industrial training.
No further business appearing. the
board adjourned 10 meet on Tuesday,
April 5, 1918.
j. II. CRIMSON, Secretary.