The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-01-30


investment for the school fund. 1t
was agreed that there should be a
full statement prepared from the
county superindentent's office and
forwarded TO the state department
covering such statistics as are want
ed by bond purchasers.
The board adjourned for the day.
Wednesday Session
A communication was presented
from the Dunnellon school notifying
the board that they had decided to
have a tower erected on their new
school building and would assume
the liability of providing the funds
for the same which were to be 1885.
The board issued an order to the
contractors to include this in the
plan of the building
The contract of Mr.. Louis Fort as
supervising architect of the Dunnel-
of the bond that was presented by
the contractors of the Dunnellon
school building and there were OBJ
jectionable clauses in it, and he was
requested to conduct a correspond
ence with the bonding company look
ing to securing an acceptable bond.
DR.. j. E. Chase, representing the
trustees of the Ocala district. called
with Mr.. Jones, district manager of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.,
and discussed the possibility of their
company being interested in the
Ocala bonds to be issued. 1t was
agreed that statistical financial state
ment of the condition of the district
be sent to the company for informa-
ton.
The following bills were examined
and ordered paid from the county
fund: Taylor Printing Co. for re-
port cards, SO; F. W. Ditto for two
premiums on Ocala school building,
s55; Commercial Bank for interest
on warrants paid, $13.67; j. H. Brin-
| son for postage and Office supplies,
$1O.42; ]. H. Brinson for expenses
TO state educational association $35.-
G5; D. r. Zetrouer for stove pipe and
| window lights for Shiloh school,
S2.25; Mrs. E. H. Martin for Office
help, Sc; Mrs. E. J. Cardy for inter-
est, SAP; S. H. Walkup for building
material Mt. Zion colored school,
| $24.62; McIver & MacKay for heater
for Ocala high school, $4; Marion
Hardware Co., heater and pipe for
Derby school, S6.25; NJ. L. Payne,
trustee, for interest $50.75: Ocala
Star for district election notice at
Shiloh. $4.35, and for minutes,
$3.50; L. A. Fort for expenses in at
tending board meeting as architect
for Dunnellon school $32, for work
N connection with the contracts for
building and plumbing $40; Fred J.
Burden for fixing seats in the Ocala
school, So; G. S. Scott for premium
on policy Ocala primary building,
| $3.50; John NJ. Graham for treas
urer's commission, $24.99; J. w.
Caldwell for supplies for Pats Is
land. $500; McIver & MacKay for
locks, butts and glass for Mt. Zion
school at Reddick, 81; J. F. Huffman
for freight on maps, $1.92;. w. w.
King for pipe and fixing heaters at
Dunnellon, $3.50; McIver & MacKay
| for heater for Griner Farm, $6.05;
Jason Grant for repairing pipe at
Mcintosh, $1.25; Ocala Northern
Railway for freight on supplies to
Fort Mccoy, $1.92; Commercial Bank
for duplicate of warrant lost No.
12435, and also to Nancy c. Jones
for warrant No. 1877, the former
for interest for month of November
and the latter for teaching; S. j.
Thomas for repairs and materials for
Dunnellon colored school, $14.5O;
Ocala Banner, for minuter, $3.50;
Christian & Dickson for heater pipe
for Mcintosh school, $1.05; H. & w.
3. Drew Co. for blackboard for Bur-
bank, $5.05; Ocala Lumber & Supply
}Co. for lumber for Citra $12.95;
Marion Hardware Co. for pump ma
terial for Electra, $10.27; Ocala
Banner notice of validating proceed
irgs on the bonds for Ocala $13 and
on Dunnellon $13, and the second
advertisement for both $13 each;
Keystone Supply Company for car
bon paper for office use 1891; Nc
liver & MacKay for rug for office
$625; H. & w. B. Drew Co. for
desks for Anthony 5000; w. U.
Telegraph Co. for service $3.50
Ocala Telephone Co. for service
S1O.95; H. & w. B. Drew Co. for
desks for Lowell $17.51; J. n. Mar
shall for repairs and lumber for Can