The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-03-17

Sou. OCdla LUMBER q supply OO-s 4nE
lumber for Howard Academy, S1.40;
julius Harris, for sundry expenses IN I
work. $3.50: MeIver & MacKay for \
painting material for Keystone S17.15; I
same for nails for Blaze Pond school, 4
S.65; Esther Williams, for travelling 1
expenses $3.50; Western Union Tele- /
graph, for service, SOS; Gordon Scott, 4
for insurance. S308.75 and for ex-
press, SOS; F. ". Ditto. for insur- 4
ance, 1880: G.. ". Neville for haul I
ing and cleaning around building at 4
Dunnellon, So: Marion Hardware Co., !
for pipe for gas 70 the Ocala High 4
school for domestic science depart I
ment. S14S.67. same for varnish brush /
for Grahamville school, SOS; Ocala
I Seed Store. for nails for Blaze Pond
I school. $3.50; same for stove leg for
I Shady school, $50; Theus-Zachry Co,
I for two rugs for Office, 81; Hooker &
/ Martin for retainer fee for year TO
{ Feb. 1915. 800; Commercial Bank,
F expenses in collection of funding war
rants S4.65; Munice Normal Institute
/ for difference on supplies for domestic
/ science department, S12.24; J. II. Brin-
son for salary for February, $3.50;
/ Pasteur & Johnson for repair mater
! ials for Anthony, $500; Mrs. Carolyn
i. Moorehead, for salary as canning club
agent, S37 so; Mrs. Elizabeth Thoma7
for Office help, $1,000; NJ. L. Payne,
/ trustee, for interest on sundry war
rant to March /, sos; for Teachers
salaries. S9476.
The following accounts were order
ed paid from district funds: on Ocala,
/ w. 7. Gary. for expenses for two
months $500; Commercial Bank for
interest on warrants. S2.25; on McIn-
tosh, +. III. Miller for salary. SD: on
Belleview, A B. Conner. for salary
SO: on Dunnellon Milton-Bradley
Co., for material for primary depart
ment. G. W. Neville for ianitor, SIS
and for sundry items of expense,
$1,000; Cleve Spence for labor, 81; J.
O. Edison, for installing hydrant IN
yard. Sc; Oh Reddick, Cora Simmons
for salary. SO; Commercial Bank for
interest, Csc; on Pine Level. J. 7.
Ross, for glass for windows, S2.25; E.
L. Redding, for boarding teacher. So;
Rae Folks for salary, $50; on Weirs-
dale, Cora Murray for teaching, $50;
Addie B. Ward, for teaching, SIS; G.
P. Rast, for wood and chalk, $2.70; on
Citra. H. a. Thalimer for teaching,
S25; Ocala Star, for notice to validate
l bonds, So; same for advertising petit
ton for calling an election, S6.75;
Commercial Bank for interest, SLIP;
| Ocala Banner for notice of election.
S6.75; on Griner Farm. Commercial
Bank for interest, S1.14; on Buck
Pond. H. p Chambers for teaching,
$50; The Murray Co. for incidentals,
: S5.21; on Gambler, ]. n. Marshall for
sundry expenses, $3.50; McIver and
MacKay, for sundry incidentals, S4.85;
, on Electra, Mary McKim, for teach
ing, So: on Blitchton, Emma Eklof
r
! Mae Perry for teaching, SIS; The
Murray Co.. for incidentals. 95c.; on
Capulet, J. L. Jones for teaching, SIS;
on Linadale, Mitchell Rigdon, labor
and erasers, 1895: on Cotton Plant,
c.. Fred Turner for teaching SIS;
: The Murray Co. for incidentals, S3.35;
/ on Orange Lake, Amanda wainwright
: for teaching SO; McIver & MacKay,
7 for door mats. S2.25; on Oak Hill,
Nellie Tomberlin for teaching, $40;
on Fairfield, w. L. Carter for teach
: ing, SIS; Commercial Bank for inter-
est, S1.08; on Charter Oak, Gertrude
! Snow for teaching, SO; on Kendrick,
! Mary Hamilton for teaching, SIS; on
Martel, J. L. Smith for incidentals,
S1.85; on Heidtville, w. T. Strickland,
for organ, $50: Olive Jones for teach
|. ing. SO; on Pleasant Hill, Floy Me
Gully, for teaching, SIS; on Anthony,
A J. Nystrom, for second installment
: on apparatus, S32.75; on Summerfeld,
= Nellie Clyburn. SIS; Commercial Bank
for interest, Tic; John 7. Hough for
building shelves and hat rack, So; on
Shiloh, Abbie Stokes for teaching,
SO; on Homeland, E. j. Davenport
for teaching, SIS; The. Murray CO.,
: for incidentals, 60c.; on Lowell, Tay-
Tor Printing Co., for printing bound
airy descriptions, 75c.; and same for
Greenwood, 75c.
) The treasurer's report was present
ed and checked over and found to be
apparently correct. 1t showed bal
ance from county funds from last
, month, &c.; received from w. L. Col
bert for taxes for 1914 levy, $886.96;
polls, regular, $137, extra, SIC; col
; lections, S1290.32; w. V. Knott, comp
troller, apportionment of state school
fund, S2538; tax redemptions for Oc-
tober, 1914, $14.72; J. H. Brinson for
sale of Homeland school house, $40;
,, total, $4893.08. Disbursements, S4,-
, 500; balance on hand, S93.08. Balance
of borrowed funds on hand Feb. 1,
. S371.75; loan from R. A. Carlton,
; $1,000; proceeds of sale of funding
warrants, S13,650; total receipts, $15,-
621.75; total disbursed, S6578, II; bal
r
sinking fund and interest on district
bonds the following balances were
!, shown: For Ocala, $107S.66; Dunnel-
Ion, $96.74; Citra, S76.17.
The following balances for the sew
erai districts were shown: Ocala,
S15.40; Mcintosh, $14.50; Belleview,
S209.20; Fantville, S16.26; Dunnellon,
$27.09; Reddick, 78c.; Pine Level
S177.65; Mayville, S56.17; Weirsdale,
s663.17; Citra, $1.13; Griner Farm,
S4.31; Buck Pond, S129.59; Spar,
1923; Gambler, S426.29; Fellowship,
1896; Electra, S3O.07; Blitchton,
S89.06; MarteI, $685.; Fort King,
S40.73; Capulet, s266.17; Linadale,
s130.15; Cotton Plant, S245.60; Or
ange Lake, S182.88; Oak Hill, 1851;
Moss Bluff, $26.16; Fairfield, 73c.;
Cottage Hill, S13.03; Charter Oak,
s323.70; Pedro, s66.54; Kendrick,
S37. %; Oklawaha, S1181S; Heidtville,
S321.5O; Pleasant Hill, $3.50; Fort
Mccoy, S205.37; Anthony, s102.70;
Summerfeld, $500; Homeland, S4.65;
Shiloh, S6.67; total, S4337.52.
No further business appearing the
board adjourned to meet IN regular
session on April 6, 1915.
. II P7~ircor7 Gaarof