The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-12-20

filed showing receipts for the public
school fund for the month of Novem-
Der. s34L25.
A report from the patrons meeting
at Orange Lake was presented to the
effect that a majority of the patrons
recommended the appointment of
Mrs. Ruby Hatchett and Mrs. Lena
BURY as trustees of the Orange Lake
district to take the places of Messrs.
Cameron and Britt, resigned. They
were ordered to be duly commission
ed
Request for Increase of salary of
teacher of Ebenezer school was refus-
ed.
1t was ordered that the loan of 5000
by H. ]. McCully be taken upon its
maturity
Board adjourned for noon
Tuesday Afternoon
Board reconyened with all mem
bers present, Mr.. Grantham having
arrived.
The question of the Christmas vaca-
ton was discussed and it was agreed
to dismiss schools on Friday, Deem
Der % for two weeks, which would
make them reopen on Monday, Janu-
airy 8, 1917
The board adjourned for the day.
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The board met with all members
present
Minutes eof last meeting read and
approved.
The following accounts were order
ed paid from county funds: To Citra
district for reimbursement of warrant
enormously drawn, s20.35; to John
NJ Graham for interest coupons on
coupon warrants, Nos. II, % and %,
$255.50; J. H. Crimson, for salary for
November, $50; Mrs. Caroline Moor
head, for salary for November, $50;
G. S. Scott for service on board, IS,
B. R. Bitch $11.20, and ]. S. Gran
than, s11.S0; A. G. L. Ry., for freight
on maps, $192; H. Black for work at
dormitory, SO; c. L. Moore for build
ing fiue at Martin, $3.50; H. B. Mas
tiers Co. for materials and tools for
Howard Academy, $26.40; Ocala Star
for advertising dormitory 1886, min
utes $3.50, printing $3.50; WEIGH Lum-
Der Co., for recitation bench for Ocala
primary school, So; o. K Teapot Gro
Gerry for supplies for domestic science
department of Ocala school, $7.9S; NJ
r. Honeycutt for same, 40c.; J. w. All
ken e Co., plumbing at dormitory, 81;
G. R. Curry for repairs at Central
school, 81; j. Fl. Brinson, postage and
drayage, $8.75; McIver & MacKay,
heaters and stove boards for Haw-
thorne colored school, 1880 John M
Graham, treasurerss commission,
$211.36; Nathan Mayo, pipe for Dallas
school, $1.15; John Smoak, materials
at Fairfield school, s1035; H. D. Math-
ews, pipe for Riverside colored school,
S1.40; Ocala Banner, for dormitory
advertisement, $3.50, minutes $3.50;
McIver & MacKay, brick for Martin
aue, s512; The Book Shop for office
supplies, Soc; Esther A Williams,
travelling expenses for November,
$1f.20; 0cala Tel. Ca, s3.55; McIver
&. MacKay, materials at Howard
Academy, $1.S5; M. & C. Nat. Bank,
interest on warrants redeemed,
S36.41; Samuel Black, work on fiue at
Martin, So; T. NJ Pierce, lumber for
Turner Farm, $3.50; j. j. Beard, ce-
ment for repairs at Pedro, $41O; Fan
ny L. Butler, rent for house at Silver
Springs, 81; McIver C MacKay, chair
for Buck Pond school, $3.50, heater
for Riverside, $3.50; teachers salar-
les, $S90S.25; Elizabeth Thomas, for
office help, SEQ
The following were ordered paid
from district accounts: On Ocala to J.
l.. Edwards for sundry incidentals
advance $3.50; on Belleview to the
Book Shop for crayons 81, A. E. Ash
worth for teaching $40; on Fantville
to Helen J. Thornton for teaching
$50; Dunnellon to G. w. Neville for
janitor and incidentals $1,000, to Miss
Pansy Souter for teaching SO, town
of Dunnellon for water, light, etc. and
repairs $14, Jim Levy for janitor SIS,
Rheinauer & Co. for incidentals $3.50,
Knight & Strange for supplies for
domestic science department $3.15, G.
w Neville for interest on warrant No.
743 S12.77; on Reddick to Sadie Dams
by for teaching SIS; on Pine Level to