The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-22
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Special Meeting

OcdIa, tIa., May IL, 1914.
The board of public instruction in
and for Marion county met in special
session as per adjournment on May
6, 1914.
Present and acting were w. D. earn,
chairman, and B. r. Bitch. member,
and ]. H. Brinson, secretary. Mr..
Grantham, the other member came at
11:3c.
Supt. c. H. Tompkins of Sumter
| county, called and presented a bill of
$50 for attendance OF Marion county
line pupils in Sumter county, which
was ordered paid.
Messrs. Stephens and Clemens, trus-
tees of the Spar school. called and
conferred with the board in regard to
the salaries of their teachers for the
ensuing term. They made request
that the proceeds of the sale of their
old school house of $40 which had
+ been deposited in the general school
that amount of Indebtedness for them.
/ This was agreed to by the board.
| They also reported that Mr. J. w.
Johnson who had been elected as one
of the trustees of the Spar district
declined to serve and that the people
recommended Mr.. J. E. Thomas to be
appointed IN his place. This was or
dered done
Messrs. Perkins, Reddin and Gran
ger of the Shady school, called and
made request for the erection of a
new school building 32x40 feet in size.
1t was agreed to have some one figure
ON the price of building with a 10
! foot porch in front and brick piers
and ffues. The people agreed to haul
: the lumber from the railroad to the
school site
Mr.. Price of Callahan called and
showed sample of Callahan brick and
made price to the board delivered at
$3.50 per thousand, in carload lots.
Afternoon Session
! The board took up the matter of
fixing salaries of teachers to be paid
/ from county funds for the coming
! term Of six months. The following
appropriations were made: Leaving
out several of the places as the terms
had not closed and the final reports
were not in yet. The appropriation
for white schools were based upon
$3.50 for the average pupil for the pre-
ceeding term so far as practicable.
Belleview, $50 for principal and $50
for assistant; Fantville, $40; Red
dick, $50 for principal and $40 for as
sistant; Pine Level, $40; Weirsdale,
! $50; Citra, SIS, $50, $50; Griner Farm,
SIS and $50; Buck Pond, $50; Sparr,
SIS and $40; Gambler, $40; Fellow
ship, SIS and $50; Electra, $40; Bitch
ton, s45; Martel, $50; FIT. King, $35;
Capulet, $35; Linadale, $35; Cotton
Plant, $35; Orange Lake, $40; Oak
Hill, $40; Moss Bluff, $50; Fairfield,
SIS, $40, $685. Charter Oak, $50; Pc
dro, SIS, $50; Kendrick, SIS; Ockla-
waha, $50, $35; Heidtville, $685. Pleas
ant Hill, $35; Fort Mccoy, SIS, $50;
Anthony, $S5, $50, $50; Summerfield,
$50, $40; Homeland, $35; Shiloh, $50;
Shady, $50; Central, $40; Irvine, $40;
Coins, $40; Marshville, $50; Eureka,
$40; Bay Lake, $40: Orange Springs,
SIS; Lake Bryant, $40; Grahamville,
$50; Indian Mound, $45; Key Pond,
$45 Romeo, $40; Greenwood, $45;
Lowell, $50; Pats Island, $40; Ebe-
nezer, $50; Mill Creek, $40; Dallas,
$50; Paisley. $40; Burbank, $4O Tur-
ner Farm, $45; keystone, $40; Derby,
$40.
The appropriations for colored
scohols were as DEMONSTRATING over
several schools, the final reports of
which are not yet in: Mt. Tabor, $35,
$25; Gum Springs, $95, SIS; Mt Zion,
$40, $50, SIS; Lakeside, $35: Board I
man, s35, s25; GAINESVILLE, s35, $25,
SIS; Moore's Pond, SIS; Hard Rock, !
s45, $35, $50. $25; Wetumpka, $35,
SIS; Blae Pond, s35, $50, SIS; Elm
wood, S35, SIS; Pine Grove, $35, $25; /
Bethlehem, $35, SIS; Wesley Chapel, !
$50; Hog Pond, $50; st. Peters, s25; /
Magnolia, $25; Sulphur Springs, $35, i
SIS; Freestone, SIS; Palmetto, $35;
Evergreen, $95; Mt. Pleasant, $50; I
Montague, $40, SIS, SIS; Roper's
Farm, $35, s25, SIS; Mt. Pelier, $50; /
Mt. Royal, ss5, SIS; Christian, s25;
Stanton, $50; Rock Sink, $25; Jeru-
salem, s35, $25; Silver Springs, 30;
Mt. Olive, 35, SIS, SIS; Riverside, s25;
Hopewen, S35. S25, SIS; Black Sink,