The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-21

and also the time worked by himself
and the other people. This was or
dered filed for information and he
was to be directed to proceed to fin
ISL the house as soon as possible and
the entire matter
In the matter of the sale of the
bonds voted TO be issued by the dis
trict Of Dunel1on, Mr.. B. R. Bitch
introduced the following resolution
which was adopted by a unanimous
vote.
Resolved: That the bonds TO be
issued by Dunnellon special tax
school district number five, of Ma
rion county, shall be in the sum of
$1,000 Zone thousand dollars) each,
with interest coupons attached, and
that the chairman and secretary of
this board be and they are hereby
duly authorized and instructed to
draw the form of such bonds and
same:
And further that the secretary is
hereby authorized and directed to
cause notice to be given in the man.
ner required by law by publication
in some newspaper published in Ma
rion county, that this board will re-
ceive bids for the purchase of said
bonds offered for sale, to wit, twelve
12) bonds of $1,000 each bearing
interest at five per cent, the princi-
pal payable 20 years from date, in
terest payable annually, reserving to
this board the right to reject any
and all bids, if they deem it for the
interest of said district so to do.
These bids will be received and open
ed at the office of the superintend-
ent of public instruction for said
county on Thursday, February 10,
1914.
A protest against the appointment
CT w. A. Wilkerson as supervisor of
the Gainesville colored school was
presented and it was agreed that the
present appointment would stand the
regular time in April for appointing
supervisors.
A communication from the super
visor of the Elmwood colored school
asking for an appropriation to Sc
cure we'll for the use of the school
was presented and it was agreed
that if the community would pay one
half of the expense and this not to
exceed $40, the county would pay
the other half of the expense.
A deed to the. lot at Dallas for a
colored school was presented with a
letter from the supervisor. The
deed was not accepted for the rea-
son that it was not close enough to
Symmetrical as it was intended to
unite the Summerfield and Dallas
dered returned
1t was reported from the Lake
Weir colored schools that they had
selected E. D. Williams as supervisor
and he was ordered to be duly ap-
pointed. Also they granted desks to
| use in their school house.
A check for s262.50 was present
ed from the insurance company for
| the loss of the school house at Or
ange Springs. The chairman and
secretary had been previously au-
thorized by the board to have a suit
able school house built and equip
| ped here.
1t being reported to the board that
IN some instances the goods ordered
by the trustees of the A. J. Nystron
& Company were not proving to be
as represented, it was ordered thai
they be directed to examine the
goods and if they were not of the
quality as represented, to refuse tt
| take them or to endorse bills FOL
| their payment. The secretary wa!
also directed to write the house
about the matter.
A communication from the super
visor of the Central school was pre-
sented in which he spoke of tn,
good work being accomplished b,
their teacher, and asking that tn
salary be increased SIS per month
but the board declined to make ;
change in the salary.
A petition was presented from tn,
OkIawaha school for an assistan
teacher to be granted, but the aver
age not being quite sufficient at thu
time to warrant an assistant thu
matter was passed over for thu
present.
The suspension of the Bay LAX
school and the subsequent death o
the teacher were reported and tn
place ordered filled as soon as pos
sible.
Some desks, blackboards ant