The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-11
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
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that the house be recovered was
postponed for action until later in i
the season for consideration.
A letter from G. G. Gadson that he
was supervising both the Mount Pei |
Ter and Summerfield schools, was
presented and it was agreed to allow |
this continued until the first appoint |
ment of supervisors il April follow
ing.
A communication asking for the
appointment Of Charles Michael as
supervisor Of the Wacula colored
school in place of B. P Wilson who
was away, was presented, and he was
ordered appointed.
Returns from the election held for
the purpose of changing the bound
aries of the Oak Hill district, showed
that the boundaries as proposed had
been adopted and that a levy of two
mills had been voted and the follow
ing trustees elected: H. w. Nettles,
j. NJ Mathews and D. E. Smoak.
The boundaries as amended are as
follows: Beginning at the south
east corner of 16-13-20, running
east one-half mile, thence north on
half section line TO the south bound
airy of the Arredonda Grant, thence
west along the grant line to the
range line dividing ranges 10 and
20, thence south to the southwest
corner of 1S-13-20, thence east to
the point of beginning. The above
was declared 10 be the district from
now on.
Reports from the election held at
the Shiloh school house for the pur-
pose of establishing a special tax
school district was presented. The
elections both at Oak Hill and Shiloh
were held on January IS, 1914. The
report from Shiloh was that ma
jority Of the votes were cast for ere
ating the district, also for a levy of
three mills to be assessed, and the
following were duly elected trustees:
| d. r. Zetrouer, A. J. Wyche and w.
R. Dreher. The boundaries of the
district as established we're declared
to be as follows: Beginning at the
intersection of the south boundary
line of the Arredonda Grant with the
range line dividing ranges 20 and
81, running thence north to north
east corner of 1-12+20 on boundary
line between Marion and Alachua
counties, thence west along said line
to the northwest corner of neA of
6-12-20, thence south to the south
boundary of the Arredonda Grant,
thence east along said grant line to
the point of beginning.
A request was presented for an
extension of the colored school at
Mcintosh, but it being late in the
season it was decided not to extend
the term for this season, but if con-
ditions are favorable the board is
willing to make an extension on the
term for next year.
Letter from Mr.. c. R. Curry, sup
ervisor of the Central school, pro-
testing against the boundaries Of the
new Shiloh district as coming toe
close to the Central school, was pre-
scented. AS the election had been
held and the majority had voted fol
certain boundary the board did not
have authority to change the bound
airy voted upon.
The following bills were audited
and ordered paid from the county
funds: John Smoak for window
glass for Fairfield, $3.50: r. F
Heath for work on Mount Zior
school house, $40; McIver & Mac
Kay, materials for Wacula schoo
building $685.; Mrs H. e Martin
office help for January, $50; Deal;
Banner notice of district election a
Shiloh, s4.35; Ocala Telephone Co.
office service, S1.20; Ocala Banner
minutes, $3.50; John VI. Graham
treasures commission s106.4S; E
L. Converse, lumber for Monta gu,
school building, S16.92; Murray Go.
office supplies for superintendent
s1.45, books for poor children a
Griner Farm school sos; Dun
Mellon Supply Co., heater for Dun
mellon $3.50; Ocala Star minute
$3.50; Commercial Bank for inter
est S36.9S; Esther Williams, travel
ing expenses as industrial teache
$17.20; E. E. Converse desks 70
Mount Zion school SIS; H. & w.
Il Drew Co., blackboard for Crime
= Farm S5.13; Mrs. S. H. Bitch inter
0 est on warrant s105; America
Seating Co., freight on desks 70
Ocala $5.S7, for desks for Deal
$3.50; White Star Line haulin
desks for Ocala and old desks 70
shipment to colored school at For