The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-24

banks as repositories Tor proceeds Of
bond sales, interest funds and sink
ing fund accounts is was agreed that
the chairman and secretary should be
authorized to make necessary ar
rangements.
Daily Schedules Adopted
The superintendent presented the
following resolution which was adopt
cd without objection:
Whereas, It has been observed in
number of instances that irregular
hours are being taught in the schools;
therefore be it
Resolved, First, that a school day
shall consist of six hours of actual
school exercises exclusive of the re
cesses unless there be express per-
mission from this board obtained to
teach less time;
Second, that the following schedule
is endorsed unless there should be suf-
fcient local reasons that would JUS
tify variation in the schedule, viz:
$50, take in school; 1920, dismiss
for 15-minute recess; 10:45, resume
school; 1900, noon; LOO, take in
school; 2:30, 15-minute recess; 2:45,
resume school; 400, dismiss for the
day.
Third, that no Saturdays will be
counted as taught.
Fourth, that the practice obtaining
in some places Of having none or very
slight exercises in school on Friday
afternoons is condemned and will not
be allowed.
Fifth, disseminating school without
permission Of the board or the super
intendent except in case of emergency
viii not be permitted and in these
cases the superintendent shall be i'm
mediately notified. Trustees and
supervisors are instructed to see that
the regulations with reference to these
matters are complied with before
signing reports for the time taught.
w. H. Cassels, principal, J. E.
Chace and w. T. Gary, trustees of
Ocala, presented the necessity exist
ing in the high school for increased
apparatus for teaching the sciences.
They asked for $500 for this purpose.
The board agreed that if this amount
was not in excess of the budget for
this purpose same would be granted.
Wednesday Morning
Board met with all members pres
ent and acting.
Supervisor of Roper Farm colored
school requested six pair of sash, a
pulley for the well, lumber for closets
and some desks. Same was granted
Mr.. ]. Camp, trustee, 0cala, dis
cussed the matter Of the roofing OF
the high school building. It was
agreed to have the attorney for the
board insist upon the roofing being
put on according to specifications and
contract.
Mrs. Roberts, matron of the dorm.
tory, reported as to conditions and
requested extra furniture which was
granted.
Wednesday Afternoon
Mr. Crosby, trustee Citra, discuss.
ed with the board the removal of the
old building. It was ordered that g
warrant be issued to Harrison Clark
for $50 for the lot at Citra for the
colored school building. Mr.. Crosby
was authorized to sell the old colored
building to the best advantage.
j Treasurer's report was presented
and checked over and found to be
correct. It showed receipts and dis
bursements as follows for the county
funds. Balance from last month
4 S267.3 received from county judge
for hunting licenses, SAL; from ta1
collector for regular polls, So; extra
polls, S34; from comptroller for tas
redemption for May, $26.72; from
superintendent for tuition from Put
nam county, S73.3O, and from Citru:
county for same, $40. Total, S470.53
Discussed, S449.37; balance, $21.16
Balance from loan fund, $931.39, ane
from refunding fund, $25.37; disburs
ed from the refunding fund, $25.37
leaving total balance on hand Of
q s952.55. The following balances were
shown for the bond interest and sink
ling funds of the district: Oca1a
/ s1703.24; Dunnellon, $933.77; Citra
S416.62.
!, The following disbursements anc
balances were shown from the dis
ltrict funds: Ocala 2o8.33, s39O.56; Nc
IIntosh 1925, $185.64; Belleviev
S39.40, S333.87; FantvilIe s74.83
Dunnellon s106.25, STA; Reddicl
$3.50, $7.85; Pine Level s27.25, 1928.
80; Mayville S118.59; Weirsdale s25
Is851.21; Citra $50, $3.50; Crime
Farm 1898, $4.14; Buck Pond $35.
43, s204.97; Spar $50, 1922; Cand
Ter S65.87, S46.68, Fellowship S99.83
ls13.41; Electra $21 so, $42.36; Bitch
;; ton $40, 91.23; Martel S., $461.11
Fort King $21.30, s161.42; Capule
! $50, s2.72; Linadale $275.45; Cottol
Plant 1892, s235.95; Orange LAX
$685., s266.57; Oak Hill $3.50; Mos
Bluff Slit; Fairfield $50, S2.21
Cottage Hill s39; Charter Oak So
s419.13; Pedro s21, s11.62; Kendric
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