The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-05-21
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Continued from Second Pagel

house was also discussed but the
board could not promise to have it
done this season from county funds.
The superintendent mentioned the
approaching teachers examination to
be held beginning Tuesday. June 8.
He was instructed to give due notice
in the papers of same.
The teachers reports for the
month past were presented and their
accounts were ordered paid.
Afternoon Session
1t appearing that the advertisement
of the petition from certain petition
ers asking that an election be called
to determine whether or not the
boundaries Of the Buck Pond special
tax school district should remain as
at present or be changed TO be as
advertised had been duly published in
the Marion County Advocate on Mch.
26, April ?, 9, 10 and %, covering
four weeks as the law directs, it was
ordered that on Tuesday, June Is,
1915, there should be held an election
according TO law at the Buck Pond
school house to determine whether
the boundary should remain as at
present or should be changed to be as
follows: Beg at ne cor of 5-I5-19,
run thence W to the NV cor of 6-15-
1S, thence to the sw cor of 3l-15-IS,
32-15-19, thence n to the ne cor of g.
1919, the b. All parties qualified
to vote in a special tax school election
with the present boundaries of Buck
Pond district and the territory to be
annexed are qualified to vote in this
election. The following were appoint
ed managers of said election: w. ID.
Young, T. F. Morgan, c. B. Miller,
and ]. T. Hutchins, clerk.
1t also appearing that a certain pc
tition from qualified voters of the
Citra special tax school district and
the territory to be included had been
duly advertised in the Qcala papers
on Feb. 10, &c, March 5, II and 10, it
was ordered that on Tuesday, June
10, 1915, there should be an election
held at Wartmann's store at Citra to
determine whether the boundaries of
the Citra special tax school district
should remain as at present or should
be as follows: Beg at sc cor of 36-12-
%, run thence n on range line divid-
ing % and % to the Alachua county
line, thence following the said line to
the range line dividing 21 and %,
thence south to the sw cor of 1892,
thence east to the sc cor of 11-13-22,
thence n to the ne cor of 2-13-22,
thence TO the sc cor of 36-12-22, the
p b. 1t was ordered that legal no
tice of same be given and that the
following be named as managers of
said election: Jno. S. Wyckoff, A. C.
White and r. S. Shortridge, manag-
ers and S. Ramey, clerk.
The treasurer's report was present
ed and checked over with the war
rants returned and found to be APP
parently correct. For the county
general fund it showed results as fol-
lows: Balance on April 1, $150.70;
receipts from w. L. Colbert for reg
ular collections $1,000; polls regular,
1852, extra, 500; on April % from
w. L. Colbert, regular collections,
$3S70.96; total receipts, $6,S76.66;
disbursements, $6,500.04; balance,
: $376.62. On the loan fund balance on
April 1, $3343.63; received on loan
: from j. L. Beck, $500; total receipts
$4O43.63; disbursements $3.50; bal
| n. -.
sinking fund accounts the following
balances were shown: Ocala S2456.S5;
Dunnellon $575.10; Citra $239.59. The
following district balances were
shown: Ocala $353.66; Mcintosh
$72.40; Belleview S134.53; Fantvillt
s25.10; Dunnellon $51.52; Reddicl
$3.50; Pine Level $321.59; Mayvillt
$76.S5; Weirsdale S776.17; Citra CSC
Griner Farm $1.1S; Buck Pond $SS.07
, Sparr STA; Gambler $462.65; Fellow
ship $33.07; Electra $41.95; Bitch
. ton $7I.2S; Martel $33O.O7; For
King s63.79; Capulet S266.63; Lima
dale $192.O6; Cotton Plant SPILL
. Orange Lake S195.25; Oak Hill
S3s.O8; Moss Bluff $41.57; FairfielC
Sc; Cottage Hill S4O.76; Charter Oal
$326.93; Pedro $24.82; Kendricl
S46.53; Oklawaha $1S9.47; Heidtvill'
S3SS.36; Pleasant Hill $42.O4; For
. Mccoy $11s.7S; Anthony $56.63
. Summerfield $3.15; Homeland Sic
. Shiloh S317; total $5125.2S.
, The teachers examination begin
. ming on Tuesday, June 8, it was de
, cided to hold the regular meeting fol
the transaction of general schoO
. business on Tuesday, June 1, 1915
) 1t was also agreed that the boarC
. should go in body on Friday, May
!. q, to Citra to make an official in
, spection of the new building.