The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-27

Iributed among the several tax dis
tricts as follows: Ocaia $500, Dun
Mellon sta and all Others s2.26 ex-
cept OAK Hill and Shiloh districts
| where no elections were held; A. j.
Nystrom & Co, on Spar for balance
due on payment 1856. on Anthony
for balance due on payment s6.55;
General school fund for amounts
paid from that fund that should
have been paid from districts on
Fairfield s115, Heidtville $50, Spar
sac. ". T. Gary on Ocala for jani-
tor and incidental expenses 500;
Ocala 5000 Mcintosh s5.4S, Dun
mellon s1.61, Reddick Ice, Homeland
Ice. Spar soc; w B. Coggins on
MayyiIle for fixing pillars 10 school
Jones, H. W. Nettles and j. NJ.
Mathews on Oak Hill for managing
district election 50 each: w. ].
Young on Fort King for wood and
fixing fence s1-5o; A. c. Maddox
on Reddick for crayons $50; H. B.
Masters Co., on Fellowship for cray
ons and erasers S1.55; The Murray
Co., on Fort King for books and sup
plies s5c; Ocala Banner for advertis-
ing bids on bonds on Ocala s2.25;
The Murray Co., on Fort King for
school supplies 40c; Ocala Seed
Store on special Fessenden Academy
fund for hardware s1.50; G. w.
Neville on Dunnellon for incidentaIs
s14.45 and for janitor $40: Christ
ian & Dickson Co., on Dunne1lon for
rent $40; Grantham Bros, on Sparr
for incidentals for white school SLIGO
and for nails for Jacobs Well school
s2.44, making s4.09; H. B. Masters
Co., on Ocala for crayons for Howard
Academy s1.20; Manufacturers
Record for advertising Ocala bonds
for sale ON Ocala $3.50; Wall
Street Journal on Ocala. for advertis
ing bonds for sale $1,000.
Teachers reports wer presented
and ordered paid.
Treasurer report was presented
ed and showed the following condi-
ton in the school funds: In the
county school funds balance on hand
at beginning of month SAT-, re-
ceipts during the month So, 013.05,
disbursements during the month
Sill .099.07, balance on hand s1S.75.
The district balances are as fol-
lows: Ocala S1.S2, Mcintosh 1884,
Belleview S245.44, Fantville S1S.93,
Dunnellon s195.45, Reddick 1855,
Pine Level $237.93, Mayville s37.35,
Weirsdale $46s.92, Citra s5.14,
Griner Farm $1127, Buck Pond
s46366, Spar &c, Gambler s274.69,
Fellowship SITS, Electra s16.01,
Blitchton s173.93, Martel s25S.72,
Fort King S11S.63, Capulet S235.92,
Linadale s62.S2, Cotton Plant $317.-
II, Orange Lake $159.74, Oak Hill
s2225, Mos Bluff $46.73, Fairfield
$11.3O, Cottage Hill 5000, Charter
Oak S26S.73, Pedro 1914. Ken
drick s27.14, Oklawaha s41.43,
Heidtville $4O6.92, Pleasant Hill
s15225, Fort Mccoy $161.10, An
thony $155.74, Summerfeld s17.O9,
Homeland $199, total receipts
s6,11403, disbursements s1,291.53,
balance on hand, $4,S52.50.
The hour of 2 having arrived the
board proceeded to open bids for
the purchase of the bonds for $751;
900 voted on August 10, 1913, to be
issued by the Ocala special tax
school district No. L. Present and
acting were W. D. earn, chairman,
B. r. Bitch and j. S. Grantham,
members, and Superintendent j. H.
Brinson, secretary. The following
bids were opened, viz: Well Roth &
Co., of Cincinnati, Ohio, par plus
81 less s1S.75 for expenses of attor-
neys fee, preparing bonds, etc.;
State of Florida for $4,000, 90 per
cent;C H. Coffin & Co. Chicago, Ill,
S72,2 for the issue; Ulen & Co.. OF
Chicago, par less $3.50; John
Neuveen & Co., Chicago, par less
$4,000; Heoller, Cummings & Pru-
den, Toledo, par less $1,000; Will
liam Flourney of DeFuniak Springs
made a proposition that could not
be considered. 1t appearing that the