The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-01-18
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
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and accounts ordered paid amounting
to S1322.25.
The following amounts were paid
from district funds for teachers sal
aries: j. L. Jones on Capulet SD, Mel
lie Tomberlin SO on Oak Hill.
The following accounts for inter
est on county funds were ordered paid:
Commercial Bank, S285.15, the same
for interest on county warrants paid
in December So; Mrs. s. II. Bitch
S131, rs; Mrs. E. L. Carney $42; M. L.
Payne, trustee, STAT; w. J. Edwards
1915; Mrs. O. L. Bachelor $3.50; r.
O. Hicks for moving building at Dun
mellon $122S.38; Gordon S. Scott &
Sons for bonds for the members Of
the school board $50; j. H. Crimson
/ for postage, express, and kilograms
i $3.50; w. ID. earn for service on board
I S8.20;~G. S. Scott for same Sd; b. r.
Bitch for same $11.20; J. S. Gran
/ than for same $11.80; Dutton Phos-
plate Co., for trees cut from right OF
way at Dunnellon IS; j. H. Brinson,
for salary for December $3.50; Mrs.
Is j. r. Moorehead for salary as can
ming club agent, $3.50; Interest on
district warrants retired by treasury
to the Commercial Bank on Ocala
/
S1.97. Summerfield $50, Homeland
s.23. Shiloh $40. Treasurer's COM
/ mission on the districts as follows
were ordered paid: Ocala S62.02, Nc
Intosh $4.68, Belleview $4.96, FAINT
vile $.78,. Dunnellon $14.61, Reddick
t 1898, Pine Level 1874, Weirsdale
1919, Citra S5.14, Griner Farm $3.50,
Buck Pond $4.65, Martel 50, Fort King
i S191, Capulet $1.30, Linadale $40,
Cotton Plant $1.76, Orange Lake ST.
81, Oak Hill $1.18, Pedro $1.29, Ken
drick S1.92, OklaWaha $1.99, Heidi
vile, 81 80, Pleasant Hill $1.95, Fort
McCoy-S2.55, Anthony $2.57, Summer
field 1896, Homeland $2.10. Warrant
for sundry expenses was ordered
drawn on Ocala for w. T. Gary. War
rant on Sparr for A. j. Stephens for
window lights $3.50.
The board adjourned for the day.
Tuesday, January 5, 1915
The board met with all members
present and acting.
The superintendent was instructed
to write f. w. Long & Co., calling at
tention to certain matters to be tax
en- care of in connection with the
Ocala high school building.
Mr. J. NJ Graham called and dis
cussed with the board the disposition
of certain collections of taxes belong
ing to the sinking funds and interest
on bonds issued by certain districts.
1t was suggested to have special
warrant book made to be used in pay
ing the interest and sinking funds of
the different districts on their bonds.
IT was also suggested that there be 9
financial statement prepared of the
condition of the county school board
and such districts as may desire it
Inasmuch as the Commercial Bank ha:
carried the warrants of the county
school board it was recommended thai
the moneys for the sinking funds anc
= interest collections be kept with this
bank by the treasurer.
1t was ordered that all interest &C
{ counts on time warrants be paid.
: IF. Parker and H. Roddenberry
> trustees of Homeland school, callet
and reported that they had not beel
. able to find a purchaser for the oh
. school building at the price of SIS a
: set by the board at the former meet
; ing. It was agreed to sell it to Nh
: John Parker at $40.
; Messrs. Chace and Gary of tn
. Ocala trustees called and conferre,
: with the board in regard to the sever
0 al Ocala buildings. It was agreed tina
: the chairman of the county board an,
. the board of trustees and the superin
9 tendent should be constituted com
: mittee with power to act in the mat
Q ter of inspecting the progress of tn
work on the Ocala buildings and &C
!. cepting and making settlement TO
\ same according to terms of the sever
al contracts.
AS the work of the board was ap
preaching an end and it being nea
time for the new board to be organic
ed, the following resolution was In
troduced by Mr.. Bitch and duly sec
. onded by Mr.. Grantham; Whereas
!, during the term of our official worl
. just drawing to a close our delibera
! tions have been most pleasantly an
efficiently presided over by our chair
man, the Honorable w. .. earn, now
therefore be it resolved that the sin
: cere thanks and hearty appreciation
1 of this board are due and hereb
rendered to him with our best wishe
for his future career of usefulness.
The resolution being of a persona
/ character to the chairman, superin
tendent Brinson put the resolutio
for adoption. and it was unanimousl
| adopted.
Upon motion of Mr. Grantham, sec
onded by Mr.. Bitch, the board ad
journed.
/ Tuesday, january 5, 1915
The members of the Board of Pub
lie instruction of Marion county elect
ed on the third day of November, A
Il n 1914 were Gordon G Scott r