The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-12-29

ed on Wednesday, December % to be
re-opened Monday, January 4, 1915.
Mr.. J. F. Parker, of Homeland
called and discussed with the board
the disposition of the old Homeland
school house. 1t was agreed to have
it sold for SIS if it could be done
during the next month.
| Mrs. Moorehead called and reported
| to the board on her work and the
board agreed to pay half of SIS each
month for eight months as salary.
1t was agreed to have the Homeland
school protected by wire from hogs
and goats.
1t was also agreed to accept the
painting of the school house by Mr..
Parker at $73, the same to be paid
from the district funds as soon as
available.
The minutes of the regular session
for November A and 5 and the speci-
! al session of November 9 and 10 were
read and approved.
| The board adjourned for noon.
Wednesday Afternoon Session
The board met with all members
present and acting.
/ Mr.. A. S. Pickett of Cottage Hill
called and had an understanding with
. the board about paying him from dis
: trict funds for transporting children
to the Fellowship school. It was
agreed to pay him at the rate of SO
per month to the extent of the dis
5 trict funds, and it was found that
$50 would be due at this time and
this amount was ordered paid.
: With reference to request from
l Mrs. Moorehead to be allowed to take
r some classes in other counties 1t was
agreed that the understanding of the
. board was that her entire time would
e be devoted to Marion county and
i they expected this to be the case.
: In the matter of the Paisley school
d house being used for religious ser.
4 vices it was agreed to refuse the use
d of the house for services of this kline
: during the school term.
: The matter of awarding the con
e tract for the erection of the Citrs
: building came up with Messrs. Wart
: mann, Crosby and Driver present. A
d number of kilograms were presented
d with reference to the responsibilit.
t of the bidders.
d Upon motion of Mr.. Bitch, second
i ed by Mr.. Grantham, it was agreed II
e award the contract for the Citrs
eI building to w v. Henry, of Jackson
n vile.
Is The board adjourned to meet il
night session.
ID Wednesday Night Session
The board met with all member
q present and acting. Attorney E. E
Martin called and conferred with tn
: board with reference to preparing
: contract to be entered into with tn
: board of trustees of Citra with ref
- erence to the county advancing fund
= for the erection of their building.
q Mr.. J. S. Grantham introduced tn
: following resolution which was adopt
y ed:
: Whereas, Citra special school ia
= district No. 10, desires to erect
: public school building in its distric
ae and has no money with which to pa
. for such work; and,
T. Whereas, the said district has here
~ tofore voted an issue of eight thoui
70 and ($8O00) dollars in bonds of sal
III district, which, owing to some irree
Z ularity in the creation of said distric
70 remain unsold, and,
II Whereas, this board desires to al
in the construction of this building
II and,
e Whereas, the said district by i
ng trustees has agreed with this boar
Sc that if the said board will advance
ne the district such sums as may be ne
essary to erect the building, the sa
OK district, upon the sale of its bond
ne will turn over to the board the pr
OF ceeds thereof, or such part of Il
Oh. proceeds as may be necessary to reir
"a. burse the said board for any mon'
S. advanced, with interest thereon at Il
ng rate of eight 1917 per cent. per a
ut mum.
rs. Now, therefore, be it resolved tn
IT the said board will borrow at "a
OF of interest not greater than eight {
ke per cent. such sums of money
ng may be necessary to carry on a
est complete the building in said distri
ST and that upon the sale of the bon
above mentioned the proceeds thel
of, or such part as may be necessa
shall be applied in payment of mo
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