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


glass for Fairfield, $3.50; r. F.
Heath for work on Mount Zion
school house, $40; McIver & Mac
Kay, materials for Wacula school
building 1895; Mrs. H. E. Martin
Office help for January, $50; Ocala
Banner notice of district election at
Shiloh, $435; Ocala Telephone Co.,
office service, S1.20; Ocala Banner,
minutes, $3.50; John NJ Graham,
treasures commission $106.4S; E.
Z. Converse, lumber for Montague
scnool building, $16.92; Murray To-,
office supplies for superintendent,
$1.45. books for poor children at
Griner Farm school $1.05; Dun
mellon Supply Co., heater for Dun
mellon $3.50; Ocala Star minutes
$3.50; Commercial Bank for inter
est $36.98; Esther Williams, travel
ing expenses as industrial teacher
1920; (. E. Converse desks for
Mount Zion school $5S: H. & w. B.
Drew Co., blackboard for Griner
Farm $5.13; Mrs. S. H. Bitch inter-
est on warrant $105; American
Seating Co., freight on desks for
and for expenses on Dunnellon new
school building $3.50; Dodge Con-
struction Co., for first certificate on
construction of new school at Dun
Mellon $1062.19; Hooker and Martin
attorneys services to date $4,000;
Marion Hardware Co., lights for
Howard Academy $685., pump ma
terial for Electra school 1915; VIM.
Shockley brick for Lowell school
$3.50; Marion Hardware Co., zinc
sheets for Ocala high school 1917.
McIver & MacKay, heater Griner
Farm $3.50.
The following bills were ordered
paid from the district funds: j. w.
Smoak window glass for Fairfield
$1.50; G. P. Rast wood for Weirs-
dale school $2.75; ]. ]. CUTLERY sun
dry supplies for Kendrick white
school 1915 and for colored school
60 cents; A. ]. Nystrom & Co., pay
ment of account against Orange
Lake district on Orange Lake for
apparatus $34.92; Marion Hardware
Co., ON Buck Pond for two pairs of
sash and freight $5.15; H. B. Mas
ters Co., on Ocala for brooms, shov-
els and erasers for Howard Academy
$3.50; A. S. Pickett on Cottage Hill
for transporting his children to Eel
lowship school for four months $40;
H. B. Masters Co., on Ocala for
broom and matches soc; Ashley
Sheet Metal Works $5.35; Murray
Co. on Buck Pond for books and pen
ellis $16.10; w. D. earn on Ocala for
expenses to Tallahassee in regard to
bonds 5000; G. w. Neville on Dun
Mellon for wood, janitor and sanitary
work 5000; Miss Cora Murray on
w CAA oN6lAO III VI az OAS 1VS., W. D.
Young on Fort King for wood 81;
E. L.. Wartmann on Ocala for ex-
penses to Tallahassee in interest of
bond matters $40; j. F. Parker on
Homeland for final payment on or
gan for school $40; Tampa Tribune
on Ocala for notice of bids for build
ing contract $1625; Manufacture
ers' Record on Dunnellon for adver-
Using bonds for sale $1O.S0; E. B.
Sherman on Weirsdale for painting
blackboard So; Sheridan's Teachers
Agency on Dunnellon for globe
$3.50; Murray Co., on Fort King for
books and supplies $755; Atlanta
Journal on Ocala for advertising
building contract $S.40; Dunnellon
Development Co., wood for Dunnel-
Ion 50; Ocala Banner on Oak Hill
for election notice $4.35; A. ]. Nys-
from & Co., on Belleview for one
half bill for maps and globe $21.75;
Murray Co., on Fort King for books
and supplies $1.40; H. B. Masters
Co., on Ocala for oil and broom for
primary school $1.45; w. T. Gary
for probable incidental expenses of
Ocala schools on Ocala 500.
The following accounts were pre-
sented and ordered paid to John
Graham for treasurer's commission
for the calendar year of 1913 on the
receipts and disbursements of the
several special tax school districts of
the county; Ocala $42.S7, Mcintosh
$4.45, Belleview 1887, Fantville
7Sc, Dunnellon $14.65, Reddick
Sab, Pine Level $243. Weirsdale
$3.93, Citra S4.99, Griner Farm
$1.76, Buck Pond $2.15, Sparr
5000, Gambler 1927, Fellowship
$3.23, Electra SEE, Blitchton S1.65,
Martel 1892, Fort King S1.75, Cap