The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13

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setting forth that the supervisor had
moved from the community and
asking for the appointment of Mr..
F. NJ. Harp as supervisor, was pre-
sented and agreed to.
| Resignation of Miss Sarah Fergu-
son as teacher of the Key Pond
school, was presented, and the sec
rotary reported that the place had
been supplied in the person of Miss
Jessie Howell.
A communication from the state
superintendent was presented, in
which he called attention to the an
nual meeting of the department of
superintendent of the National Ed
ucational Association to be held at
Richmond, on Monday February %,
and request was made that the coun-
ty department be represented. 1t
was agreed that the expenses of the
superintendent and one member of
board. would be paid if they could
attend. Attention was also called to
the meeting of the state convention
of superintendent and high school
principals to be held at Fort Myers
a little later.
The superintendent reported that
as the average of the Okalawha
school had increased to where it was
entitled to an assistant, that Miss
Irene Miller had been assigned there
as assistant.
communication from the super
visor and patrons of the Elmwood
colored school asking for a pump to
be supplied and promising to bear
half of the expense, was presented,
and it was ordered that the board
would appropriate $25 to be avail
able when they should have raised
the same amount and be ready to
proceed with the work.
A communication from Mr. w. B.
Coggins was presented, making
statement of repairs made to the
Maysville school house and bill of
$3.50 ordered paid, but suggestion
that the house be recovered was
postponed for action until later in
the season for consideration.
A letter from G. G.. Gadson that he
was supervising both the Mount Pei
Ter and Summerfield schools, was
presented and it was agreed to allow
this continued until the first appoint
ment of supervisors ir April follow
ing.
A communication asking for the
appointment of Charles Michael as
supervisor of the Wacula colored
school in place of B. P. Wilson who
was away, was presented, and he was
ordered appointed.
Returns from the election held for
the purpose of changing the bound
aries of the Oak Hill district, showed
that the boundaries as proposed. had
been adopted and that levy of two
mills had been voted and the follow
ing trustees elected: H. w. Nettles.
j. NJ. Mathews and d. E. Smoak.
The boundaries as amended are as
follows: Beginning at the south
east corner of 16-13-2O, running
thence north one-half mile, thence
east one-half mile, thence north on
half section line to the south bound
airy of the Arredonda Grant, thence
west along the grant line to the
range line dividing ranges 10 and
20, thence south to the southwest
corner of 1S-13-20, thence east to
the point of beginning. The above
was declared to he the district from
now on
Reports from the election held at
the Shiloh school house for the pur-
pose of establishing a special tax
school district was presented. The
elections both at Oak Hill and Shiloh
We're held on January 10, 1914. The
report from Shiloh was that d ma
jority of the votes were cast for Gre
ating the district, also for a levy of
three mills to be assessed, and the
following were duly elected trustees:
D. r. Zetrouer, A. ]. Wyche and w
K. Dreher The boundaries of the
district as established were declared
to be as follows: Beginning at the
intersection of the south boundary
line of the Arredonda Grant with the
range line dividing ranges 20 and
Il, running thence north to north
east corner of 1-12-20 on boundary
line between Marion and Alachua
counties, thence west along said line
to the northwest corner of neH of
6-l2-20, thence south to the south
boundary of the Arredonda Grant.
thence east along said grant line to
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