The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-15

$50; J. W. Akin & Co, for plumb
ing repairs on dormitory, S215; Es-
ther A Williams, for travelling ex-
penses for March, $500; E. A. Polly,
for account of Frank Moses for work
on Shady school house, S1.50; Ocala
Lumber & Supply Co., for lumber for
dormitory garden fence, S10.08; Frank
Henserly, for work on said fence,
s11.63; Underwood Typewriter Co., for
office machine, $3.50; o. X. Teapot
Grocery Co., for groceries for domes-
tic science department for Ocala High
school, $3.50; Florida Power Co, for
cutting and fixing wires on right of
way for moving old school house at
Dunnellon, SO; NJ. J. Thomas for su-
pervising work on Citra building, S58.-
SO; McIver & MacKay for incidental
supplies for Howard Academy, S6.97;
same for paint and oil for Wacula
colored school, Sc; same for black
board paint, s4.75; Frank B. Gates for
portable electric lamp for office, $2.25;
Marion Hardware Co., for pipe for gas
connection for the domestic science
department of Ocala High School,
$42.37; H. B. Masters Co., for ten
Royal ovens for domestic science de-
partment of high school, $3.50; same
for shovel and wire nails for dormi-
tory, $2.65; Ocala Star for 1000 appli-
cation blanks, S6; same for minutes,
$3.50; Ocala Banner same $3.50; Mrs.
o. L. Batchelder, for interest on war
rants, $3.50; w. ]. Edwards for in
terest on warrants s43.75; Hooker &
Martin for attorneys fees for past
year, $3.50; Van Boney for auto hire
for board for inspection trip to Fes-
sender Academy, s5; Mrs. Elizabeth
Thomas, for Office help, $1,000; for
teachers salaries, S4031.
The following bills were ordered
paid from district funds: on Ocala to
w. T. Gary, for sundry school ex-
penses for April, $50; H. B. Masters
Co., for incidental supplies, $3.50; w.
III. Cassells, for brushes and duster,
Sits: on Dunnellon to G. w. Neville,
for janitor's salary, SIS; same for use
of team, 81; Knight & Strange, for in
cidental supplies, s4.10, Commercial
Bank for redemption of county war
rant No. B42O, for interest coupons
on bonds, SITS: on Pine Level to E.
L. Redding, for boarding teacher, S.;
on Weirsdale to G.. P. Rast for brooms
$50: on Citra to FL. B. Masters Co.,
for water cooler, $3.50; Ocala Sta1
for advertising notice of special leg
islation, $6.25; Ocala Banner for same
$3.50: on Buck Pond to Murray Co, for
school supplies, $500: on Gambler to
McIver & MacKay for paint materi-
al, 1920; on Fort King to Murray Co.
for school books, $1.30; w. j. Young,
for wood and fixing fence, So: on Cot
ton Plant to Murray Co., for school
supplies, $4.15: on Pedro to r. ].
Perry for work at school house, $3.50:
on Anthony to Clarence Shealy for
janitor's salary, $4.95: on Summerfield
to Tom K Clyburn for wood, $5.25:
on Homeland to J. F. Parker, for
transporting children for two months,
$45; teachers salaries paid for dis
trict funds $2415.
/ Prof. Cassells, of the Ocala high
school, discussed with the board the
necessity of an extra teacher and the
matter was passed over until the next
meeting.
The board adjourned for the day.
Wednesday, April
The board met at 8 a. M, with al
members present and acting.
) The minutes of the regular session
for the month of March were read and
approved.
Mr.. G. J. Bitch, president of the
Commercial Bank, called and discuss
ed the finances of the board. The
J board agreed to draw a district war
. rant on Dunnellon district against the
J bond interest fund to take up coun-
ty warrant issued to take up inter,
: est coupons amounting to SITS.
, All matters pertaining to buildings
and repairs were laid over until next
meeting for consideration.
! The teachers reports were examin
, ed and accounts audited and ordered
} paid.
Mrs. Roberts, matron of the dormi
tory called and discussed condition:
with the board.
1t was agreed that the board would
; investigate the exact rights of tht
board of public instruction in the fins
and forfeiture fund under the Law
| and make demands accordingly.
The treasurer's report for the month
ending March 81, was presented anC
showed conditions as follows: for coun
) ty school funds balance on hanC
; March l, s93.08; received from w. I
Colbert tax collector, on general schoo
levy for 1914, S877420; poll tax reg.
) 1920; extra $34; w. v. Knott, comp
troller, for redemption of tax certif
| Gates for 1914, $12.72; J. H. Brinson
for sale of Eaton Creek school house
SIS; total S9150.55: total disburse
: ments S8999. IS; balance on hand Apri
: 1, 1915, $150.70. On loan fund bal
ance on hand March /, $9043. .65; dis
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