The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-13

on July Il, certified that there were
/ 26 votes cast for the change Of bound
! airy as advertised, and none against
the proposed change. The returns
were signed by D. Lee Grantham. ;.
Lowell and ]. T. Hecker, inspectors,
and \. J. Stephens, clerk
! Action on the matter Of purchasing
a list of tools for the industrial de-
partment Of Howard Academy was de-
I ferred for the present.
! An application was made by Buck
Pond school for the house TO be re-
painted, steps to be repaired and
blinds to be furnished. 1t was agreed
to grant the request and the amounts
to be paid from the district funds.
\ request from the state agent OF
the farmers cooperative demonstra-
ton work, endorsed by the agent of
the girls cannig club work and the
state superintendent of public instruc-
ton, that the county board appropria-
tie $50 20 apply on the salary of the
agent of the cannig club work of the
county and also $50 to apply on de-
fraying her expenses. The matter was
discussed and left over for future ac-
ton.
Returns from the special tax school
district election held in Fairfield dis
trict on July Il, 1914. We're presented
which showed % votes cast for change
of boundary and none against it, The
board officially declared the boundary
of the Fairfield district changed to be
as follows: Beginning at the Sc corner
of 29-31-21, running thence north to
the ne corner of the SELF of 5-13-21,
thence west on the half section line TO
the NV corner of the sell of 3-13-20,
A.
u of 1913 20, thence west TO the
, NV corner of the swA of 15-13-2O.
thence east TO the Sc corner of seA of
15-1S-2O, thence south TO the sw corner
|, of 26-13-20, thence east to the point of
beginning. The returns We're signed by
: w. G.. Gibson, w. t. Mathews and F. S.
Dupuis, inspectors, and W. A. Younge.
clerk. They were ordered to be paid
81 each for their services.
Returns were presented from the
! special tax school district election
held at Fort Mccoy on July IA. 1914
which showed there were IT votes cast
for the proposed change in the bound
q airy and none cast against, it and the
board declared the following TO be the
! boundaries of the district as changed;
Beginning at the ne corner of section
! one and running thence west to the
NV corner of section four, thence
q south to the sw corner of section 2S
thence east to the sc corner of section
o %, thence north to the point of be-
ginning, all in township 13 south
range % east. The returns were
e signed by W. s. Priest, l. B. Jordan
and G. H. Sistrunk, inspectors, and L
. P. Davis, clerk. They were ordered
to be paid 50 each for services.
d Notices of the board being required
: to construct sidewalks by certain lo
i owned in ocala, were presented and
: passed over without action for the
Il present.
: request from Stanton coloret
school for so patent desks was pre-.
s scented. and it was ordered that they
: be supplied with the new homemad,
: ones.
e A largely signed petition from tn,
2 Greenwood community was presentet
d asking for an election to be called t
Is determine whether there should be
L. special tax school district created I,
j. be known as Greenwood Special TIA,
School District No. 40, within the fol
a lowing boundaries or not: Bebinnin,
l. at the ne corner of 12-13-22, theme
" east to Sc corner of 29-13-22. theme
l. north to the point of beginning. Tn
ID petition being signed by not less thar
IF $3.50 of the qualified electors of tn
" proposed territory. due advertisement
} of the petition was ordered.
X A letter was presented from the su
e pervisor of the Summerfield colore
m school in which inquiry was made con
ot corning. the new building that the
s. were to receive. 1t was ordered tina
v they should have one built as soon a
3. practicable
I'd The board at a previous meetin
er having requested that there should b
lg an expression of the white qualifie
III electors of the Kendrick district as
t whom they wished to have appointe
s. as trustees to serve for the ensuin
or term, a report from the election hel
er was made as follows: ]. J. Guthrie.
r nine votes; ]. E. Turnipseed, hftee
On votes; w. V. Chapel, six votes; r.
&c Simmons. eight votes; w. B. Living
OF ston, ten votes. The board declare
g ]. z. Turnipseed, W. B. Livingsto
r and ]. J. CUTLERY to have been dul
no elected and they were ordered con
e missioned.
nd A deed to lots one and four
nd block C of Steers Addition to til
rd town of Citra to the trustees of II
Citra district, was presented fro
OF l'1hT W. j. OTOSDy anu ?IVV pdlu II
in same and the deed ordered to be r.
ry corded.
al 1t was agreed that the board wou
ty have samples of coupon warrants pr,
at scented to the board with the purpot
as of having some made for the CONVEX
ience in use in case Of borrowing MOI
o. ey Or the general school fund.
la 1t was agreed to accept loan
"a: $4,000 at 10 interest payable quartz
nd ly from Mr.. w. ]. Edwards and S10'
Is
of
e es L. ALEX ANDEE
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