The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10

4
made with reference to carrying the
school accounts for the incoming
school year was received and filed.
/ Resignation of Mr.. B. C. Murphy
as trustee of Griner Farm school was
reported. On recommendation Mr.. J.
c. Fore was appointed in his stead.
/ A communication from the Florida
Inspection and Rating Bureau calling
attention to certain alleged defects in
electric wiring at the dormitory was
presented and it was ordered that the
matter be attended to.
/ A petition from the auxiliary COM
mittee of Howard Academy asking
that the 18th and 18th grades be
added to the present course was pre-
sented. The request was declined on
account of the additional expense.
i Request from Burbank for ceiling
material for school house was refused
Request from Summerfeld to have
a weel put down was refused, it be-
ing decided to procure water from
some nearby house.
Superintendent called attention, to
the short course on school administra-
ton held at the Tallahassee summer
school.
Request from Mount Zion colored
school for ceiling material refused.
By request Mr.. C. P. Davis was
commissioned trustee of Symmetrical
vice DR.. T. K. Slaughter, resigned.
Enock James, supervisor of the
Pine Grove school, asked for certain
repairs. Lumber for toilets and doors
and nails were granted.
Mr.. E. w. Jordan, one of the Pine
Level trustees, called and discussed
school matters with the board.
Mrs. Moorhead, home demonstration,
discussed the matter of holding the
canning exhibit at the fair or in the
city of Ocala. It was the sense of
the board that it would be advisable
to hold a cooking class exhibit up
town before the time for the fair, but
the best time and place for the can
ming club exhibit was at the fair and
also the canning club contest and
award.
The following bills were ordered
paid from county funds: G.. S. Scott
for service on board $12, B. r. Bitch
for same and mileage $3.50, J. S.
Grantham for same $1,000, j. H. Brin-
son for salary for July $3.50, j. II.
Crimson Office expenses 1898, J. D.
McCaskill for work at dormitory
$2.75, Stuart's Printery for printing
SIS, DIR. H. F. Watt for $50 books for
teachers, Health is Wealth." S65,
the Marion Hardware Co. for sundry
repair materials for Jacobs Well
$30.94, for Roper's farm school $1.9O,
the Ocala Star for minutes, $3.50, the
Ocala Banner for minutes $3.50 and
printing SITS, Ocala Star for printed
envelopes for Office $3.50, John M.
Graham for commission $54.48, The
Book Shop for office supplies $3.50,
Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas for office help
$50.
The following were ordered paid
from district funds: On Dunnellon to
town of Dunnellon for water for May
at school $4.27; on Citra to Marion
Hardware Co. for material for new
building $3.05; on Blitchton to Mar
ion Hardware Co. for stove pipe 90c.,
to McIver & MacKay for materials
for repair and incidentals 1898; on
Fort King to Marion Hardware Co.
for pipe Is for Silver Springs colored
school 15c.; on Summerfield to III. &
w. B. Drew Co. for desks $46.19.
The treasurer's report was present
ed and checked over and found to be |
apparently correct. 1t shower for the
county funds conditions as follows:
Balances and receipts for month of
July on regular funds $1269.23 and
Indebtedness fund $1O,112.5O, total
$11, 381.73; transferred from indebted |
ness fund to regular fund by resoIu-
ton of board $4,000, making footings
for regular fund $4269.23 and for in
debtedness fund $7112.5O, less dis
bursements for July leaving balances
for regular fund $325.58, indebted
ness fund $685. Total S2224.5S.
For the district funds the following
balances were shown: Ocala $66.72;
Mcintosh $500; Belleview $369.42;
Fantville s61.24; Dunnellon SILL;
Reddick 1864; Pine Level $213.79;
Mayville $1,000; Weirsdale S9OO.87;
Citra s15.87; Griner Farm $500;
Buck Pond $3O2.91; Sparr $28.65;
Gambler $692.49; Fellowship $4.2s;
Electra s67.69; Blitchton s118.51;
Martel s515.86; Fort King $3O9.73;
Capulet $62.69; Linadale S422.54; Cot
ton Plant $139.59; Orange Lake $780,
So; Oak Hill $3.50; Moss Bluff s8.35;
Fairfield $26.49; Cottage Hill s26.62;
Charter Oak $277.37; Pedro S37.78;
Kendrick s88.26; oklawaha s467. Al;
Heidtville $372.85; Pleasant Hill II
s149.33; Fort Mccoy s172.41; An
thony $685.; Summerfeld s7.27;
Homeland $2.73; Shiloh $3.50; Lowell II
S74.65; Greenwood 1888. Total.
6,625.51.
The secretary was instructed to
AXE care of the arranging with the |
banks the bond interest and sinking |
,und accounts of the covoxa1 b,r51a !