The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-12-30

Homeland to T.. j. Davenport for
teaching SIS; and same again SIS;
j. +. Parker for transporting children
to school for two months S45; Arthur
Roddenberry for cleaning school road
81; on Shiloh to Abbie Stokes for /
teaching, SO.
Thursday Afternoon Session
The treasurer's report was present I
ed and checked over in comparison
with warrants returned and found to
be apparently correct.
1t showed receipts for the county
funds as follows: Balance on hand
from October 81, S15890, from tax
collector for regular polls So, extra
polls S57, from state comptroller
from one mill tax $5329.60, from sale
of old Fellowship school house $50,
from donation from colored people
of Fort Mccoy to apply on purchase
of school house S25, from sale of left
over lumber at, Mt. Pelier colored
school house, $3.50, from comptroller
for redemption of tax certificates for
August 1914, S633.66, from tax col
lector for regular collections for
! 1914, $2580.65, total, $8818.51, dis
bursements during month $8799, bal
! ance on hand 1881.
! The following balances were shown
in the several special tax districts
balances: Ocala $3380.75, Mcintosh,
1889, Beleview $164.66, Fantville,
! $23.O1, Dunnellon $1.01, Reddick
i $1O.57, Pine Level S182.53, Buck Pond
! $161.92, Sparr 1887, Gambler $371.46,
Fellowship $5.35, Electra S7.76 Bitch
i ton SLIT, Martel $239.75, Fort
!, King $81.01, Capulet S308.04, Linadale
i $128.06, Cotton Plant $291.64, Orange
Lake $2O721, Oak Hill $3.50, Moss
, Bluff SLIP, Fairfield $1.70,' Cottage
Hill $49.74, Charter Oak $311.41, Pc
dro $2168, Kendrick $46.7O, Oklawaha
: $40, Heidtville S334.65, Pleasant Hill
!, $1O8.45, Fort Mccoy $131.66, Anthony
1852, Summerfield $2.73, Home
land S41.33, total district balances
: $7513.22.
!, P. d. O'Dell, contractor on the Ocala
primary and the North Ocala build
: ings, called and went into an expla-
nation with the board as to material
accounts that he had that were not
: yet settled and had a general under
standing as to the situation.
Friday Morning Session
,
? The board met with all members
r present and acting.
!. A proposition from Mr.. 4. j. Nc
n Gully was presented to loan the board
!; $500. A motion was made by Mr.
!; Bitch and seconded by Mr.. Gran ham
2 that the loan be accepted for one
: year at the rate ofAseven per cent
!; interest to be paid semi-annually and
V it was unanimously adopted. 1t was
,. agreed that for this there should be
r issued coupon warrant No. l, matur-
:; ing one year from date of issue.
: It was agreed to have toilets con-
r structed at the North Ocala school
g also to have the second story of the
G Ocala primary school building foored
: and leave the matter Of furnishing
: cutters to Howard Academy to the
y chairman and superintendent for set.
4 tlement.
r The board had presented book OF
(; coupon warrants to be used in making
IS loans of money. This has interes
4, coupons attached and convenien
J; blanks for inserting terms of loan
T and intended to take up outstanding
/ loans on common warrants and issu'
r, these instead.
r A communication was presente'
r from the Jacobs Well colored schoo
lie asking that J. NJ. Smith be appoints
N as supervisor in the place of Lydi
g Daniels. The same was granted.
N A letter was presented from Juliu
n Harris of Eureka stating that tn
ID supervisor Of the Riverside coIore
lie school was not at home aid that h
ID had been selected to take his place
to He was ordered to be accordingl
lg commissioned.
TX A communication from Fanny A
lg Beatty was presented in which sh
Or gave a list of the subscribers at For
/; Mccoy among the colored people to
Or fund of SIS and also making state
ar ment of the work done by hersel
g, and Esther Williams, the county in
Or dustrial teacher, in the way of pro
IN viding shades and other equipmen
Or for the house.
or A proposition from w. F. Balling
II, er to erect water tank at the Key
lg stone school for s29 was presente
Ia and accepted.
es A notice from E. E. Converse Mi
r VOC r,rocon+aJ yoantiopin0 that NJ