The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-06-08
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
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Session of June 3

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for consideration and it was decided
by the board that there had been no
reason established against the ap-
pointment of the former principal
that would justify the board in de-
Ginning TO make the appointment as
recommended by the board of trus-
tees.
Messrs. w. r. Dreher and A. J.
Wyche, two of the trustees of the
Shiloh district, called and discussed
with the board the condition of their
school. They presented a petition
signed by large number Of the pat
rons of the school asking that their
former teacher be assigned to teach
the school. Action was postponed
until the special meeting of the
board for the purpose of making ap-
pOintmentS.
Mrs. n. NJ. Roberts, matron of the
county doPmitory, called and discuss
ed the business affairs of the dormi-
tory with the board.
MIR. |. p. Stephens, supervisor of
the Indion Mound school, called and
made request for window lights and
pump valves which were granted. He
also requested the return of the
teacher that they had last term and
wanted their school to start on the
FIRST Monday in September.
Mr.. George Bitch for the CONNER
cial Bank, called and took up the
matter of warrant held by the bank
against the Reddick district for 1882.
The original amount was $3.50 and it
was agreed to take up the warrant
and pay the accumulated interest and
issue a new warrant on the district
for $3.50.
George Washington, supervisor of
the Wetumpka colored school, called
and made request for the house to be
repaired and the well deepened but
the request was refused.
The following accounts were order
ed paid from county funds: Mrs.
Elizabeth Thomas for office help, $40;
for freight or desks for Ocala, S6.03;
John Needham for auto hire for
board to Citra in inspection of new
building, $3.50; w. T. Gary for labor
and supplies for domestic science de-
partment of Ocala school, SO; G. G..
Looney for desks, SIS; J. II. Crimson
for salary, $3.50; Mrs. Carolyn Moor
head for salary, $3.50; b. r. Bitch
for service on board. SO; J. S. Gran
than for same $3.50; G. S. Scott for
same $3.50; American Seating Co.
for desks for Ocala primary schools,
5000; Taylor Printing Co. for office
supplies 81; ID. w. Davis for insur-
ance premiums $120; G.. S. Scott and
Son for insurance on Citra building,
$235.50; Mrs. ID. NJ. Roberts for ex-
pense, of cleaning grounds at doImi-
tory $3.50; board of public instruc-
ton of Lake county for tuition for
county line pupils, 5000; Collier
Bros. for hauling desks to Ocala
schools 81; Ocala Telephone Co.. for
service S3.26; Collier Bros. for haul
ing desks to Howard Academy SO;
The Murray Co. for Office supplies,
$2.25; j. II. Crimson for postage,
orator for dormitory $26; John M.
Graham for treasurer's commission
S76.57; p. II. Nugent for recording
deed $1.10; Commercial Bank for in
terest on warrants to May 81, $71.22;
H. B. Masters Co. for supplies for
domestic science department of Ocala
school $13.74; Oval e. Roster for
diplomas $S.75; L. C.. Hosford for fees
as architect on Citra building, $326;
Ocala National Bank for account of
w. V. Henry for payment on Citra
contract 81, 465; Ocala National Bank
for account of w. C. Blanchard for
screening dormitory $500; teachers
salaries $500. The following were
ordered pad from district funds: On
Ocala, Frederick Disinfecting Co. for
disinfectant $50; teachers salaries
81 sos; McIver q MacKay for rake
for high school 45c; P. H. Nugent for
recording arbitration agreement,
$3.50; the Murray Co. for ink for
high school 81; on Mcintosh, Walkup
Drug Co. for crayons and erasers,
S3.15; on Dunnellon, the Dunnellon
40 ahaVofralG hfUh
school S2.75; G.. w. Neville for jan
itor's salary S13; Guess & Elston for
domestic science supplies S2.S5;
teachers salaries $40; on Reddick
to reimburse county funds for mis-
take in teachers salary $40; on
Weirsdale, Cora Murray for salary
$40; on Fellowship to reimburse
county for error in teachers salaries
$50; on Linadale to reimburse county
on teachers salary SO; . on Cotton
Plant to reimburse county S15; on
Orange Lake, Amanda wainwright for
salary $50; on Fairfield B. r. Chamb-
ers for stove pipe and broom $40;
on Cottage Hill, A. S. Pickett for
transporting children TO Fellowship
S25; on Summerfield, Nellie Clyburn
for teaching SIS; Alta Seymour for
same $40; Green Pond G. ID. Turner,
for same, 81, b. A. Grantham for
same 50, L. ]. Hall for same 81.
The teachers reports were pre-
sented and accounts ordered paid.
The treasurer's report was present
ed and checked over and found to be
apparently correct. 1t showed condi-
tions as follows: For county funds:
Balance May 1, $S76.G2; collected,
1929. AZ regular polls, $50 extra
polls S29; comptroller for December
redemptions 5000; J. s. Grantham
for collections from colored people at
Fort Mccoy for school purposes 50;
comptroller for A. c. L. Ry., s. A. l..
Ry., Standard a. fernando Ry. and
A. c. l.. Tel. Co, S6S99.66; comptrol-
Ter for January redemptions $23.61.
Total S793O.56; disbursements as per
warrants ST759.53; balance in regular
fund S17I.O3, and in loan funds 81
293.63.
The following district balances
were shown: Ocala SGT 30, Mcintosh