The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-03-13


blackboard for Ocklawaha s10.15
and for Orange Springs $3.50; L. A.
Fort, for architects services and ex-
penses on Dunneiion building $685.
SO; H. & w. B. Drew Co., for black
board for Fellowship $22.75; The
Construction Co., for part of con-
tract price on Dunnellon building
$2O1O.21; Marion Hardware Co., for
pump material for Electra $19.87:
Ocean Telegraph Co., for service
1915; Commercial Bank for inter
est on warrants paid $685.; Martel
Lumber Co., for lumber for Wacula
school $137.40; Ocala Banner, for
minutes $3.50; G. ]. Smith for put
ting down we'll at Electra $41.53;
Esther Williams, for travelling ex-
penses as industrial teacher 1870;
Ocala Star, for minutes $3.50; Mari
on Hardware Co., for pump material
for Montague school 1926. The fol-
lowing bills were ordered, on Belle
view 81, Citra 81, Griner Farm 81,
, Spar 81, Linadale 81, Oak Hill 81,
Homeland 81, Dunnellon 81, J. T.
Ross on Pine Level for repair of
pump and scrubbing school house
$3.50; A. ]. Nystrom & Co., for pay
ment on bill of apparatus on Spar
$3.50; Newsom G Co., on Dunnel-
i Ion for primary chart $7.12; Ocala
Star, on Ocala for notice of school
building SO; Ocala Star on Citra,
| for publishing bonding resolution
$10.65, and election notice So; Ocala
Banner on Citra, for publishing reso-
luton and notice of election about
bonds 1856; C. w. Driver on Citra,
for expense to Jacksonville to see
teacher $40; DunnelIon Develop
ment on Heidtville for sundry Incl
dentals $500; w. J. Young, on Fort
King for incidentals $1:10; G. w.
Neville on Dunnellon for janitor
$40. clock $2.50, express SITS,
balance on apparatus $7.37 and on
county for apparatus $40; Ed. Drake
on Dunnellon for surveying school
lot SIS; lime $1.25, brooms $3.50;
Knight & Strange on Dunnellon, for
oil and pearline $40 Guess G
Elston on Dunnellon for sun
dry supplies $1.55; Commercial
Bank for interest on warrants paid
on Ocala $50, Reddick $50, Elec-
ira 500. Fairfield $40, Summer
field $50; ]. F. Luffman on Griner
Farm, for wood $3.50; The Bond
Buyer ON Dunnellon, for advertising
bonds for sale SIS; p H. Nugent on
Dunnelloh, for certified transcript of
record about bonds $3.45; J. F.
Huffman on Griner Farm, for prem
iums for pupils $12; J. S. Grantham
on Fort Mccoy, for sundry supplies
S14.S0; H. B. Masters Co., on Fell
lowship fer crayons 81; ]. N. Mar
shall on Gambler for sundry supplies
and work $3.50: Atlanta Journal on
Ocala, for advertising for bids on
building contract 1880; Dunnellon
Advocate on Dunnellon for adver-
Using bonds for sale 1915; Ocala
Banner on Ocala for advertising for
bids for Ocala school building $40;
A. j. Nystrom & Co., on Anthony
for payment on school apparatus
$26.61.
Upon suggestion of the supervis-
ing architect of the Dunnellon build
ing certain changes were allowed
from the original plan.
An opinion of the attorneys for
the board upon the question as to
whether the DunnelloA bonds could
be made payable outside of the
county was presented in which the
board was advised to make them
payable at the office of the county
treasurer.
The programme of the convention
of the superintendent and high
school principals and school officers
to be held in Fort Myers on March
1913 and it was agreed to pay the
expenses of the superintendent and
any members of the board who could
attend.
"A communication from the super
visor of the colored school at Sum-
merfield was presented asking for an
increase in the length of the term.
Request was refused.
An invitation from the domestic
science class of Fessenden Academy
to be present on April Sth was pre-
sented to the board.
No further business appearing the
board adjourned to meet in special
session on Thursday, March 19, 1914
for the purpose of canvassing the
vote of the Citra special tax district
on bonding.