The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-10


the patrons would extend the term
from private contribution one month |
L was decided not to do this
\ request from the Pats Island
scented and these that are usually
granted TO the county schools were
granted and those not usually grant
ed were refused.
A petition from a number of the
patrons OF the GAINESVILLE colored
school was presented asking for the
appointment of G. S. Mickens as sup
ervisor instead of their former sup
ervisor who had left the community.
L was ordered that W. A Wilkerson
be appointed to the place
A communication from the South
ern Pine Lumber Co., was presented
with reference to the payment for a
bill of lumber being held up pend
ing the settlement of the question of
the title to a school house site, was
presented and upon consideration it
was ordered to pay the bill and in
struct the school to proceed to Sc
cure the lumber and erect the school
house.
A communication from the trus-
tees of the Buck Pond school in ref
erence to the children at Juliette
going to the Dunnellon school, was
T. ~ Il,
truttees of the Buck Pond school to
pay So per month for the schooling
OF these children at Dunnellon
A communication from the super
intendent of Sumter county was pre-
scented which gave the names of GER
tain pupils that were attending from
Marion county at the Oxford school,
aid for which tuition was to be ask
ed. 1t was ordered to write Mr. J. D.
Proctor, supervisor of the Dallas
school for information.
The following bills from the coun-
" funds were ordered paid Com
mercial Bank for interest, $57.10;
P. H. Nugent, recording deed, S1.10;
W. B. Allison, labor on Fort Mccoy
school house So, and c. F. Clapper,
work on pump at Fort Mccoy, $500;
H. B. Masters Co , building material
for Keystone school, S5c; I. P. Stew
: ems, stove pipe and pump valve for
Indian Mound school, S1.10; An
thony Farm Co., lum Der for the An
thony school, s17.10: ]. D. Proctor,
freight on desks for the Dallas schol,
$1.01; H. e W.B. Drew Co., desks
, for Dallas school. $17.70; McIver &
: MacKay, shade for Keystons school
35c; Woodmar Sand & Stone Co., pill
E. E. Converse, for lumber for use in
industrial department of Howard
| Academy, S16.63: E. E. Converes
: lumber for Ocala high school. s1.60;
f W. ". King, tables for Dunnellor
t school, So; Esther A. Williams, trav-
> cling expenses as colored industrial
I supervisor, 1910: McIver & MacKay
r lumber for Mt. Zion school, s44.22
and building material for Watuls
2 school, $19.30; OcaIa Banner adver
: Using district election for Shiloh
e community $40. and for printing
t minutes $3.50; o L. Feaster & Sons
: stove pipe, pump material and glas:
: for Central school, $3.65; Ocals
: Star. advertising district election foI
f Shiloh community, S4.40, for pub
s fishing minutes $3.50, and for print
S ing circular letter, fair tickets, en-
e velopes and official school directory
e $49.10 T. F. Stewman, stove pip
for Lowell, $40; J. H. Brinson 70
postage, kilograms, express and offic
e expense, s16.OS: H. A. Fausett
e shingles for Watula school, s14
Il c. L. Moore, building fiue in Key
d stone school, s4; Marion Hardwar
Co., two heaters and pipe for Belle
e view school s13.40, pipe and glas
e for Griner Farm s2.17, balance OIL
S bill for Marshville school 72c, an
special fund for Fessenden Academ.
e s5O.16; Irvine Crate and Basket Co
t. repair material for Irvine school
If $685.; American School Boar,
J. Journal for use of board So; Mura
d Co., sundry Office supplies, $50
D. and books for poor children s2.94
n Mrs. E. H. Martin, Office help, s44
lie John NJ. Graham, treasurer com
mission, SS7.42; ]. r. Moorhead
Ie surveying school lot in North Ocala
t SIS; Southern Pine Lumber Co., lum
20 Der Jacobs Well school, s66.56; ia
" son Grant, repair work at Mcintosh
$3.50: S. H. Walkup, lumber for re
a. pair work at Mcintosh, 1891.
oil The following were ordered pal
D. from the district funds:
r Ocala Star on DunnellOn &c