The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-06-08

S25.I0, Dunnellon $500, Reddick
S76.S5, Weirsdale S741.17, Citra SAT-
Griner Farm S3.05. Buck Pond 1856,
Spar Sl.47, Gambler S4l6.29, Fellow
ship S1.S3, Electra S4i95. Blitchton
S1l.67, Martel $331.07, Fort King
S61.79, Capulet S266.63. Linadale
S193.14. Cotton Plant S221.6O. Orange
Lake S145.25. Oak Hill S2S.O8, Moss
Bluff SALTS, Fairfield S1.O3, Cottage
Hill S4O.76, Charter Oak S327.23,
Pedro S25.24, Kendrick SS.41, Okla
waha S131.69, Heidtville S33S.T1,
Pleasant Hill S42.O4, Fort Mccoy
Anthony S56.S3, Summerfield S5441.
Homeland S42.75, Shiloh $3.50, total
S4O6I.63. The following balances
were shown for district interest and
sinking funds accounts: Ocala S2466.-
6s. Dunnellon S76s.62, Citra S239.92.
The board adjourned to meet at 1880
at night.
The board met with all members
present and acting and the Ocala
trustees were all present. The trus-
tees recommended the appointment of
Mr.. Roy B. Bowers as one of the
teachers in the high school and Miss
Tidball as teacher of English.
They also reported upon a confer
ence held in the afternoon with a
number of colored citizens and the
principal of Howard Academy and
certain requests that were made.
After some discussion of the mat
ter it was agreed by the board that
the expenditures that had been made
for the furnishing of the Ocala schools
should be borne by the county funds
and also that the expenditures made
In the equipment of the domestic
science department should be borne
| from the county funds.
The superintendent presented a
statement of the appropriation by the
county board of $4,000 to meet the
proceeds of the sale of $4,000 in
bonds voted by the OcaIa district and
the advances made by the county
in pursuance of this appropriation
and the county warrants that had
been redeemed by district warrants,
the complete statement showing that
the county had expended in excess
/ of the appropriation for this purpose
! S1S32.S5 which amount the district
acknowledges to owe the county. 1t
was agreed that there should be a
district warrant drawn in favor of the
county funds for the above amount
in full settlement Of all dues from
the district to the county up to and
including June /, 1915.
The superintendent also presented
a detailed statement showing the dis
position of the proceeds of the STE, 900
bond sale of the Oeala district for
school purposes 1t was carefully ex-
amined and after considerable dis
cussion was pronounced satisfactory
to board of trustees and county school
board.
1t was also agreed that in consider
alton of the county taking up a war
rant made to A. B. Rou for $500 by
the Ocala district that there should
be a district warrapt for this amount
drawn in favor of the county board
to reimburse the county for the adj
vance.
1t was also agreed that bids should
be called for to finish one room in
the upstairs of the Ocala primary
school for the district from county
funds and when the amount of ex-
pense should have been ascertained
there should be a district warrant
drawn in favor of the county for this
amount.
The superintendent nominated and
the board appointed a grading COM
mittee from among the teachers to
serve on the approaching teachers
examination.
Resolution about the sale of $780,
/ 900 of funding warrants.
No further business appearing the
] board adjourned to meet in regular
session on July 6, 1915, unless sooner
called in extra session.
J. II. Crimson, Sec'y.