The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-24
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
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and left deeds and abstracts of title
to the old Ocala high school building
that is now being used as a county
dormitory and suggested the willing
ness of the proper parties to make a
deed directly to the county for same.
The following accounts were order
ed paid from county funds: Marion
Hardware Company, for payment on
account of Fessenden Academy for
supplies, S72.S9; u. p. Davis, for SER
vice on grading committee, $780,;
E II. Miller, for same, $500; Mrs.
ii. :. Wesson, for same, SD; Miss
Minnie L. Carlisle, for same, SIC; b.
r. Bitch for conducting teachers ex-
animation, $11.20; NJ. ID. Pierce, for
same, So; Miss Nellie Stevens, for
same, SO; Munroe & Chambliss Nat
ional Bank, for redemption of Pedro
district warrants, $177.94; A. 3. Rou
estate, for redemption of Ocala dis
trict warrant No. 610, $500 for which
Ocala district warrant i'm favor of
county was drawn; p. ID. O'Dell for
settlement on Ocala contracts, 5000;
G.. S. Scott, for time and mileage for
special meeting, $4; b. r. Bitch for
same, $7.20; j. S. Grantham, for
same, $3.50; G.. S. Scott for time and
dI regular HGGllnRs SIZ, ID.
r. Bitch, for same, $500; J. S. Gran
than, for same, $3.50; ]. H. Brinson.
for salary, $50; ii. w. Tucker, for
wiring Citra building for electric
lights, $163; c. NJ. Davis, for tower
and tank at Citra building, $239.50;
j. III. Crimson, for postage and sundry
Office expenses, $13.14; John NJ. Ora
ham, for treasurer's commission,
$93.05; Mrs. Caroline Moorhead, for
salary as demonstration agent, $3.50;
Albert Merhle, for fixing desks at
Orange Springs, 81; III. B. Masters
Co, for domestic science supplies,
S13.05; Gainesville Planning & Coffin
Co., for brick and lumber for Blaze
Pond colored school building, S5O.97;
Ocala Star for envelopes for office use
SLIPS; Ocala Star for minutes for
June, $3.50; p. III. Nugent, for record
ing deed, 81; Southern Desk Co., for
liquid stating, $3.50; Ocala Telephone
Co, for service, SAILS; Commercial
Bank for interest on county school
warrants, $579.12; w. III. Marsh, for
domestic science supplies, $2.45; I'm
perial Steam Laundry for laundry for
domestic science department, SIT;
Christian & Dickson for chair for
Mcintosh, $1.25; The Murray CO., for
office supplies $.S5; Ocala Banner for
minutes for June, $3.50; Ocala Banner
for examination notice, $3.50; Oval &
Roster for diplomas, $50; ID. r.
Zetrouer, for freight on desks for
Shiloh, SAG; Ocala Star for examina-
ton notices and minutes for June
$3.50; w. b. Dye, for Office help, S1S;
Elizabeth Thomas, for office help, SOB;
John M. Graham, for coupons for in
terest, $3.50; same for interest of fund
ing warrants, $500; Mrs. o. l.. Bach
elder, for interest, $52.50; w. j. Ed
wards, for interest, $43.75; Mrs. r.
l.. Goodbred, for interest, $29.17; w.
b. Dye, for office help, $12; teachers
salaries, $105.
The following were ordered paid
from district funds: On Ocala, the
Board of Public instruction for Ma
rion county for balance due to date
from district to county $1S32.S5; A.
b. Rou estate, interest on warrant No
60, $45; Board of Public instruction
of Marion County for redemption of
warrant No. 610, $500; w. T. Gary
for incidentals, $15.32; same for in
cidentals, S9964; Commercial Bank
for interest, $7.05; John Nj. Graham,
for treasurer's commission, $29.62;
John NJ. Graham for commission on
bond interest and sinking fund, S14.9O.
On Mcintosh, John NJ. Graham for
treasurer commission, $2.98. On
each of the following districts to John
NJ. Graham for treasurer's commits
sion: Belleview $2.62, Fantville $.32,
Dunnellon $11.29, Reddick 1920, Pine
Level S1.2S, Mayville $.2S, Weirsdale
$1.S9, Citra 1898, Griner Farm S.S3,
Buck Pond $3.50, Spar STA, Cand-
Ter SIS, Fellowship S1.47, Electra
s.25, Blitchton SI.36, Martel $50,
Fort King, $50, Capulet SAP, Linadale
ST., Cotton Plant $.4S, Orange Lake
81. 90, Oak Hill $.44, Moss Bluff S.37,
Fairfield S1.51, Cottage Hill S-33,
Charter Oak S.37, Pedro S1.09, Ken
drick 81 .04, Oklawaha $50, Heidtville
81. 40, Pleasant Hill S.6S, Fort Mccoy
SI.95. Anthony S1.10, Summerfield
STAT, Homeland $40, Shiloh S-5S.
On Dunnellon to Commercial Bank for
interest, S1.S5; G. w. Neville, for in
cidentals, S41.05; Dunnellon Supply
Co., for sundry supplies, $3.50; John
NJ. Graham for commission on bond
interest and sinking fund, 1888;
John NJ. Graham on bond interest and
sinking fund for interest coupons,
$500. On Reddick, to Commercial
Bank for refund of this amount of
No. 34l, $3.50; to same for balance on
No BAL, S3S.75; same for interest on
No. 34I, S17.33. On Citra, for teach
er's salaries, $500; Commercial Bank
for interest, 81; Ocala Star for cleo
ton notice, So; Ocala Banner for
same, Sc; Taylor Printing Co, for bal
lots for election, S1.5O; John NJ. Ora
ham for commission on bond interest
and sinking fund, S1.40- On Buck
Pond to Taylor Printing Co, for bal
lots for election, Sl.5O; Marion COun-
ty Advocate for election notices, S5.25.
On Sparr to Commercial Bank for in
terest, S1.37. On Gambler TO j. y.
Marshal for sundry repairs, $3.50. On
Martel to Laura Kemp duplicate for
warrant No. 100, $50; Laura Kemp
for sundry expenses, $50. On Fair
field to Commercial Bank for interest
SI.O2. On Kendrick to ]. j. CUTLERY,
for expenses for Mt. Tabor school,
$3.50. On Oklawaha to Union School
Furnishing Co, for contract Of April
u, S46.65, one payable July /, 1916,
S46.65 and one payable July !, 1917,
for S46.65. On Heidtville to W t.
Strickland for repairs on school house
Sl1.5O.
Wednesday Morning Session
A committee from the colored sum