The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-11

attorneys services to date $4,000; |
Marion Hardware Co., lights for
Howard Academy 1855, pump ma
Shockley brick for Lowell school /
$3.50; Marion Hardware Co., zinc |
sheets for Ocala high school s3.77.
Newer & MacKay. heater Griner
Farm $3.50
The following bills were ordered /
paid from the district funds: J. w. |
Smoak window glass for Fairfield |
| $50; G. P. Rast wood for Weirs- /
dale school s275; ]. J. CUTLERY sun
| dry supplies for. Kendrick white |
| school s6.75 and for colored school |
| so cents; A. ]. Nystrom & Co.. pay
ment of account against Orange
Lake district on Orange Lake for
apparatus s3492: Marion Hardware
! Co., on Buck Pond for two pairs of
sash and freight s5.15; H. B. Mas
ters Co.. on Ocala for brooms. SHOW
els and erasers for Howard Academy
! $3.50; 4. S. Pickett on Cottage Hill
for transporting his children to Eel
lowship school for four months $40;
H. B. Masters Co., on Ocala for
Sheet Metal Works s5.35; Murray
Co. on Buck Pond for books and pen
ellis S16.10; W. D. earn on Ocala for
expenses to Tallahassee in regard to
hnn L.
Mellon for wood, janitor and sanitary
work S20.30; Miss Cora Murray on
Weirsdale for crayons 40c.; w. J.
Young on Fort King for wood 81;
E. L. Wartmann on Ocala for ex-
penses to Tallahassee in interest of
bond matters $40; J. F. Parker on
Homeland for final payment on or
gan for school $40; Tampa Tribune
on Ocala for notice of bids for build
ing contract $685. Manufacture
ers' Record on Dunnellon for adyer-
Using bonds for sale $1,000; z. B.
/ Sherman on Weirsdale for painting
blackboard SO; Sheridan's Teachers
Agency on Dunnellon for globe
$3.50; Murray Co., on Fort King for
books and supplies s7.55; Atlanta
Journal on Ocala for. advertising
building contract $40; Dunnellon
i Development Co., wood for Dunnel-
lon 50; Ocala Banner on Oak Hill
i, FOR election notice S4.35 A. ]. Nys-
from & Co., on Belleview for one
, half bill for maps and globe S21.75;
Murray Co., on Fort King for books
and supplies $1.40; H. B. Masters
Co., on Ocala for oil and broom for
primary school s1.45; w. T. Gary
for probable incidental expen sec of
f Ocala schools on Oca'G 500.
The following accounts were pre-
scented and ordered paid to John
, Graham for treasurer's commission
for the calendar year of 1913 on the
, receipts and disbursements of the
I several special tax school districts of
q the county: Ocala s42.S7, Mcintosh
! $4.45, Belleview s3.S7, Fantville
7Sc, Dunnelon s14.65, Reddick
Sab, Pine Level s2.43, Weirsdale
O $500, Citra s4.e9, Griner Farm
s1.76, Buck Pond s2.15, Spar
s2.O9, Gambler 1927, Fellowship
1928, Electra SIC, Blitchton s1.65,
a Martel $1.92, Fort King s1.75, Cap
q ulet $1.02, Linadale 75c, Cotton
: Plant s1.7S, Orange Lake s1.s2, Oak
n Hill 7Sc, Moss Bluff 45c, Cottage
r Hill &c, Fairfield 1882, Charter
# Oak $1.33, Pedro s1.17, Kendrick
/ s2.46, Oklawaha s1.s6, Heidtville
s2.39, Pleasant Hill s1.46, Fort Nc
4 Coy $1.55, Anthony s1.55, Summer
V field $685., Homeland 15c.
" The board adjourned for the day
:. Wednesday Morning Session
n The board met with Mr.. J. S
, Grantham chairman pro tenn.
il The teachers reports for the
n month were examined and accounts
a ordered paid
1T At this time Mr.. w. D. earn ap
-. peared and assumed his duties a:
r, chairman of the board.
4, J. J. Calhoun, supervisor of the
:. Sulphur Springs colored school, dis
Il cussed with the board the matter O
J.. presenting a deed to their school 10
t. in order to secure aid in building {
1t school house He was directed t
d secure a deed from the trustees o
4 the Cotton Plant district as the lega
IS successors to the old trustees T.
r whom the original deed was made
l. and present same to the board ant
ar the matter Of the school buildin:
1r would then be taken up.
B. Mr. E. H. Martin, of the law firm
pr of Hooker & Martin, called and re
T. quested of the board to discuss tn
IN expenses incurred for attorneys fee
DR. up to date. He was requested t