The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-24


signed qualified electors of the Heidi
vile Special Tax School District,
hereby petition your honorable body
to call an election TO be held in said
district TO determine whether the
boundary Of said district shall remain
as at present or shall be changed TO
be as follows: Beginning at the ne
corner of 1-16-20, running thence
west TO the NV corner of 2-16-20
thence south to the sw corner of said
section. thence west on the section
line to the NV corner of 11-16-19;
thence north to the ne corner of 4-16-
10; thence west to the NV corner of
said section; thence south on section
line to the sw corner Of 3-17-19, I
thence east on section line TO the sc
corner of 1-17-20, thence north on
range line dividing ranges 20 and q
20 the ne corner Of 1-16-20. the point
of beginning. Very respectfully
yours, c. L. Strickland, w T. Strick-
land. F. Fl. Miller. J. W. Adams, Geo.
y. Door, T. 9. Brasell. J. T. Town
send, K. n. Adams.
II appears that the above petition
was signed by not less than 254o of
the qualified electors Of the district.
1t was reported TO the board that
the $4,000 funding warrants previ-
ously sold to Powell, Hazard & Co.,
had been signed and forwarded but
the proceeds had not yet been re-
ceived.
The board adjourned for the day.
Wednesday Morning, August
The county treasurer's report for
| the month of July was presented and
checked over and compared with the
vouchers returned and found TO be
apparently correct. 1t showed condi-
/ tions and results as follows:
Balances in bond interest and sink
/ ing fund accounts; Ocala S4499 80.
Dunnellon $6SS.96, Citra S366.13.
Dunnellon interest coupons for 5000
/ had been retired.
In county funds the following were
shown; Balance July /, S1323; re-
ceived from comptroller for February
redemptions S92.27; from tax collec-
tor for polls STA; from superintend-
ent for sale of old Pennington school
house $50; total receipts S1509.27;
balance in loan fund S792.77; total
funds disbursed $40; regular bal
ance on hand S767.27; loan balance on
hand S792.17; total balance S1562.04.
District balances and disbursements
were shown as follows: Ocala S603.75,
$79.99; Mcintosh S92.9S, 5 9.9S;
Belleview $2.62, S313.6S; Fantville
S.32, S63.01; Dunnellon $3.50, S1S.S2;
Reddick S19.53, S163.25; Pine Level
SIPS, $261.52; Mayville S.2S, SS1 81 ;
Weirsdale $1.S9, SSS9.1O; Citra $685.
! "a, 1913; Griner Farm $125, $3.50;
Buck Pond $7.05, S223.25; Sparr
S99.S2, 1892; Gambler S.SS, S56S.56;
Electra $.25, $4S.78; Fellowship $105,
S12.35; Blitchton S1.36, S6S.61; Mar
tel $3.50, $36S.22; Fort King $.52
S154.19; Capulet SAP, $4,000; Lima
dale $.71, S261. 50; Cotton Plant SAB
| c0QG 20. Oranna ola S1 20 cOed Ok.
Oak Hill s.44, S3S.6s; Moss Bluff s.37
S48.46; Fairfield S5.1S; Cottage Hill
S24-34; Charter Oak S.37, S346.29;
Heidtville $3.50, S362.92; Pleasant
Hill $.6S, S1S719; Fort Mccoy $1.95
$39.32; Anthony $51.10, S142.S6; Sum
: merfield S196.72, S57.73; Homeland
S111.S3, Shiloh $1.01.
The superintendent presented his
: annual report to the state superin-
: tendent and various features were
: discussed.
r 1t was agreed to pay Mrs. Thomas
} as Office assistant 81 per day.
Mr.. w. w. Condor, proprietor OF
z The Book Shop. called and request
! ed a recommendation to the severa
] text book houses as a suitable person
D to handle the school books for the
i county. 1t was ordered that he bs
so endorsed.
Inc secretary presented list o.
!. repairs and furniture that had beer
: requested and it was ordered tha
q this be supplied not to exceed $3.50
Mr.. j. T. Hutchins called and dis
I cussed the situation as to the schoo
t at Romeo.
= Mr.. w. j. Crosby called and dis
s cussed the conditions of the new
5 work and the school at Citra and ais,
presented three bids for the remova
of the old white school house to 10
s to be selected for the colored schoo
j building. 1t was agreed that befor'
a letting the contract for the remova
f and setting up of the building tn
Y trustees should 90 ahead and secur
d lot for the new colored building.
e The board adjourned for noon.