The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-11

school warrants in the amount Of
$4,000. He proposed to buy the
warrants in the amount mentioned,
but the board did not feel like en-
tering into definite agreement with
him at this time and agreed to as
certain if possible from other sourc-
es what this amount of money would
cost and if necessary make adver-
tisement for selling warrants in sun
dry amounts up to this amount to be
by the board and the bidders with
the rate of interest at per cent. per
annum. The chairman and secretary
were instructed to secure any infor-
nation possible bearing on this to be
submitted TO the board at a future
meeting.
The board adjourned for the day.
Wednesday Morning
The board met with all present
and acting.
An opinion OF the attorney for the
board was presented in regard to the
matter as to where the bonds voted
by the Ocala and Dunnellon districts
should be made payable. His opinion
was that they should be made pay
able by the county treasurer.
Contracts with Coons & Colder
for plumbing of the Ocala building
were formally executed.
The board having received infor-
nation that the school house at Bur-
bank was being used as a dance hall,
the secretary was instructed to mott
fly the supervisor that the use of the
building for this purpose must cease
at once.
A bill for premiums for pupils in
one of the schools being presented to
be paid from the district funds, the
board ordered that there be no bills
Of this kind made without the pre-
vious permission Of the board.
1t being time for the regular BIZ
ennial election in the special tax
districts to be called, it was agreed
that elections in the districts be call
ed to be held Tuesday, April IA
1914, for the purpose of electing
three trustees in each district to
serve two years, also to determine
the rate Of millage to be assessed fO1
school purposes for the ensuing two
years. The following were appoint,
ed managers and clerks OF the cleo
ton in the several districts: Ocala
No. l, Isaac Stevens, E. w. kraybil
and l.. Dozier, managers and d
Neil Ferguson, clerk; Mcintosh No
=, w. R. Brown, J. A. Flewellen, S
H. Walkup, managers and L. 7. Hick.
son, clerk; Belleview No. 3, w R
Bryant, o. VI. Gale and A L. Mott
managers and c. A. Tremere, clerk
Fantyille No. 4, J. Goodwin, r. G.
Limbaugh and r. B. FAINT. manager:
and J. B. George, clerk; Dunnello1
No. ), E. F. Smith, w. E. Edwards
and G. w. Neville, clerk; Mayyillt
No. s, W. B. Coggins and others tt
be sworn in for managers and clerk
Weirsdale No. 8, W. c. Black, E. ]
Lyle and Rev Albertson, manager
and II. H. Rast, clerk; Citra No. 10
Timmons, managers and Stewar
Ramey, clerk; Griner Farm No. II
F. P Cahoon, II. l.. Griggs and J. F
Huffman managers and B. c. Murphy
clerk; Buck Pond No. IL, w. J
Folks, T. F. Morgan and J. NJ Net
ties, managers and J. d. Virgins
clerk; Spar No. Is Walter Huffman
d. L. Grantham and J. E. Thomas
managers and A. j. Stephens, clerk
Gambler No. IA, John Mathews, A
McClain, and F. E. Dreiver. manag
lowship No. Is, r. w. Ferguson, A
L. Prisoc, ]. l.. 3. Hudgens, manag
ers and S. ]. NcCully. clerk; Elec
ira No. Is, J. c. Pillans J. NJ Noel
and D. F. Stebbleton, managers an
G.. w. Brant. clerk; Blitchton No
IT, Jos. Aiken, Beverly Bitch AM
o. S. Sanders, managers and J. W
Coulter, clerk; Martel No. IS, Wal
ter Ray, D. A. Walker and J. Seek
niger, managers and Archibald Cut
hill. clerk; Fort King No. 10. ". ]
Young, T. c. Clayton and Caspe
Young, managers and E. Goolsby
clerk: Capulet No. 20, ]. F. Hamp
ton, ". J. Dinkins and W. D. Fort
managers and c. E. Fogelstron
clerk; Lindale No. q, S. W. Haven
c. A. McCraney, and NJ, Rigdo1
managers and c. J. McCraney, clerk
Cotton Plant No. %, J. S. Weathers
: A. w. Woodward c. r. Veal, man