The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-16

IS; W L. Kunze for drilling well
sI0455; Ed. Il Wartmann FOR labor
on school grounds s22.So On Grin
er Farm The Murray CO. for erasers.
$3.50; B. c. Murphy Tor wood and
work SO. On Buck Pond Harley
Butler for repairing and cleaning the
house 1886: DunneIIon Develop
ment Co, for pain 81 On Spar
Grace Browning for teaching SO.
On Fellowship Helen Thornton for
teaching So On Blstchton Emma
Ekloff for teaching SIS; S. H. Blitch
for crayons, cups and piping $1.45.
On sIartel A GaIlipeau for wood SIS.
On Fort King jamie Mae Perry for
teaching SIS; w. J. Young for wood
and glass for school S4.15. On Capn-
let y. Il. Jones for teaching SIS. On
Cotton Plant H. b Masters Co, for.
tablets and pencils $3.50. On Orange
Lake Amanda g. Wainwright for
teaching $40: r.. M Williamson for
work on windows and desks So. so;
Drew CO. for desks 5000. On Oak
ITIill Nellie IE Tomperlin for teach
ing SO. On Fairfield w. j.. Carter
flor teaching SIS 3. r Chambers for
sundry furnishings 1926; Jno w.
Ismoak for chalk S1g20. On Charter
Oak for Gertrude Snow for teaching
SO: Masters Co. for crayons and
and other items 81 40; On Kendrick
Mary HanitIon for teaching $11.25;
Masters Co, for crayons $50. on
llHeidtville Ollie Jones for teaching
.l$1o. On Pheasant Hill Floy nTcCul-
" for teaching SIS. On Fort Mccoy
! j. s. Grantham for interest on war
rant $24s a. ]. Nystrom & Co., for
. maps and globes SIS. On An6hony
Clarence Shealey, for janitor fee. SIS.
On summerffeId Nellie Clyburn FOL
Z teaching SIS. On Homeland e. i
Davenport for teaching SIS; j. r
!. Parker for transporting pupils $22..
1 $50; ]. f. Parker for hauling desks
from Cotton Plant school 81; Une
Murray Co. for school supplies 5 so.
Ollie Roddenberry for work on road
Isl On Shiloh Albbie Stokes for teach.
ing SO.
Il tMessrs. y. tE Chace and w. r. Gary
trustees of Ocala called and discuss
i Led with the board the general situa.
! tion OF Ocala schools and the prog.
Y ress of the work on the new build.
J. ings.
: The board adjourned for noon.
r Thursday Afternoon Session
Mr.. e.. d. Driver, one OF the trus.
r tees of the Gambler school, called an
+ asked for authority to purchase .
heater and bell for the school. Hs
was authorized to buy these from dis
]: trict funds in conjunction with tn,
! other trustees.
! Mr.. w. 4. Gary called and turn
: ed over to the board warrant Of
/ Ocala No. 89'2 dated June S, 1911
: and which was paid July 10, 1871
by Mr.. Gary but had been held as
voucher among his papers.
4 "a financial statement was preseni
: ed of the Ocala district and showe
Z conditions as follows up to Octobe
! MS: Total amount OF district war
: Irants outstanding $24 1926; distrfc
warrants Issued to take up count
warrants SIS ,544 amount OF coun
4 ty donation ST., 900, price paid 70
Ocala lots from county funds $4,000
: balance due on donation $4,000; ne
: balance due by county on donatio
s55.22. &c. The following was pre-
!. scented as the bond statement: pa
: value OF bonds issued SIS 900, &C
T crued interest added $83y34, tota
: SIS. 1922, less discount 1875, e.
pense Of collection 1902, maxim
!. net proceeds deposited In the count
J. treasury to the credit OF the Ocal
!. district $73,192. 81 Amount Of di:
! trict warrants issued properly charge
able against the bonding accoun
!. $63. 094.45. amounts still due on cor
$ tracts SIP ,237.64, amount OF count
: donation available $5522 26, maxim
= net balance yet available for purpo.
$ es of the bond issue $3382.49
i, The Following statement was pr
) sented for DunneIlon district: pa
= value of bonds issued $4,000, dii
- count $474, expense of coilectio
s6.16. net proceeds deposited
!. treasury for benefit of Dunnellon di
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