The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-27
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Confined From Page Three,

4 ccn munication from BeIIeYiew
was presented IN which account was
given OF a school meeting that had
been held. al which certain names
had been nominated 10 be printed on
the ballot for the coming district
election and asking for the appoint
menf Of the teachers OF the last term
for the coming term. As the limit
for printing Of names on the ballots
had expired. this could not be done,
and the matter OF appointment o.
teachers was deferred for future ac-
ton
A deed was presented from the
trustees OF the Cotton Plant district
as successors OF the trustees OF the
Sulphur Springs school, 10 the lot
upon which the Sulphur Springs
school stands. The deed was accept
ed and ordered recorded.
The Commercial Bank made re-
quest that warrant No. 253 on the
Reddick district be taken up and
the accrued interest for two years
and seven months be added to the
face and new warrant issued. The
board agreed 10 do this and issued
Reddick warrant No. $40 for $2SS.75
due in one year at 6 per cent. in
terest from date.
a number of papers relating to
the obstruction work on the new
school house at Dunnellon, from Mr..
L. A. Fort, supervising architect,
was presented, covering correspond
enee between himself and the con-
tractors. The question at issue seem
ed TO be settled and there was no
action upon.
Mr.. c. E. Mcleod, of kendrick,
called and presented a paper signed
by large number OF citizens of the
community, setting forth
certain conditions existing in their
and pledging themselves
not to participate in the coming dis
trict election. serve on the board as
managers or serve as trustees in case
they should be elected. The situa-
ton was discussed, but no action
taken upon the paper.
Board adjourned for the day
Wednesdays Session
The board met with all members
present and went in body to in
spect the work being done on the
Ocala high school building.
The board took up the matter OF
paying the accounts that had been
presented. The following were or
dered paid from county school
funds: Commercial Bank for inter
est on warrants paid. s1S7.49; Nc
Iyer G Mackay for heater and pipe
for the Wacula school, S7.35: the
Bond Buyer for advertising Ocala
bonds for sale, Sc; j. H. Brinson for
expenses on trip to superintendent
convention at Fort Myers, $1S.12;
Ocala Banner for publishing minutes,
$3.50; Marion Hardware Co., for
pump supplies for Montague school,
$19.46; Esther A. Williams, for
travelling expenses as colored indus
trial teacher. $3.50; Ocala Tele-
phone Co., for telephone service,
$10.05; Taylor Printing Co., for
printing letter to teachers, trustees
and supervisors, $3.50; E. Converse
for making desks for Wacula school,
$29; NJ. L. Reynolds for executing
deed for Sulphur Springs lot, S1.00;
Ocala Lumber & Supply Co., lumber
for work in industrial department
in Howard Academy, s37.10; ]. H.
Eames, services as superintendent
of work on Ocala school building for
Is days, $40; John NJ. Graham for
treasurer's commissions, s205 so;
F. w. Long & Co., for amount due
on Ocala school building as per GER
tificate of architects, 4.5O6.64; H.
$1,000; freight on B. B. to Burbank
4Oc, and to Orange Springs soc MAX
ing S91.44; The Dodge Construction
Co., for amount due on Dunnellon
school building according to archi-
tect's certificates, s3,3S3.3S; H. B.
Masters Co., for implements to use
in industrial department Howard
s26.52; J. L. B. Hudgens,
for fixing Fellowship blackboard,
1851; ]. H. Brinson for postage and
express 81; L. A. Fort for services as
architect On Dunnellon
school building s93.1S: N. l.. Payene