The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-28

from the comptroller pertaining to
designating banks as repositories OF
the funds in lieu of tie county treas
urer after January 1.
Requests from the Turner Farm
school for desks, ceiling and black
beard were presented and the desks
from Greenwood were granted and
also the blackboard but the ceiling
was postponed
A petition was presented from the
patrons of the Turner Farm school
asking that Mr.. J. r. Simmons be ap-
pointed supervisor and the request
was granted. Resignation of Sylves-
ter Smith as supervisor of this school
was also presented.
Mr.. Gaskins, supervisor, and Mr.. A.
R. Douglas, of the Shady school, call
ed and requested that an assistant be
appointed. 1t was ordered that the
school run one month and if the re-
quired average is made the assistant
will be furnished at once. Request
for well was renewed as there was no
water there. They proposed that if
the county would put down a well the
patrons would pay $50 on it and a
proposition of Mr.. S. H. Christian was
discussed and the matter left with
the superintendent to adjust.
Mr.. Christian of the Mcintosh trus-
tees, called and was authorized to
have the blinds and glass of the school
building fixed and also lumber to be
furnished for screens to the toilets,
all of which was granted.
Mrs. Roberts called and made re-
quest for three rooms at the dormi-
tory to be painted and fixed in better
condition.
The board adjourned for the day.
Tuesday Morning Session
The board met with Grantham and
Bitch present, Scott absent, and
Crimson secretary.
The following bills were ordered
paid from county funds: j. FL. Brin.
son for salary $3.50; ]. A. Freeman
for material and work on well at Mt
Royal school $11.S0; George Ross fol
work on well at same 81; McIver &
MacKay for remodeling rooms at the
dormitory $685., same for pipe al
Wetumpka 1925; ]. d. McCaskinn fol-
repairs to roof at dormitory $3.50; j
w. Coulter for materials for repair.
at Pine Grove 1928; A. w. Waters
Co. for lumber for Pine Grove; Col
lier RIOS. for wrapping and shipping
blackboard to j. E. Thomas for Hope
well school 75c.; J. FL. Crimson fol
postage and express S11.74; P. N
King for chair and brooms at Ebene
ger school $1.26; J. L. Ross Hardwar,
Co. for materials for repairs at Ebe
nezer school S2.65; Ocala Banner 70,
examination notice $3.75, same TO
minutes $3.50; The Book Shop for of
flee supplies $3.15; II. & B. w. Drew
Co. for dater for office $1.30; Marion
Hardware Co. for materials for pum
at Mt. Royal $1.35; j. R. Moorhead TO
map $1.50; Ocala Banner for printing
81; FL. A. Fausett for repairs on Key
stone and Freestone $3.50; Fanny I
: Butler for rent of room at Silve
J Springs 81; w. u. T. Co. for servic
1918; B. r. Bitch for service an
, mileage on board $11.20; j. S. Gran
than for same $11.80; J. S. Granthar
for managing examination So; job
w. Smoak for shingles for Wetumpk
school S21.48; George Washingto
for materials for repairs at Wetump
, ka $3.50; VIM. Tyson for labor on re
. pains at Wetumpka $11.59; Rent
I Lumber Co. for materials for repair
I at Fl. Mccoy $50, same for lumbe
for toilets at Mill Creek $4.20; Ocal
, Telephone Co. for service $12.30
Ocala Star for Citra election motto
$12, same for re-printing teachers
monthly reports and minutes $2.5C
and examination notice 1915; Knigh
& Wall Co. for well point for Ba
Lake $2.95; D. B. Brinson for toilet
at Mill Greek 1855; FL. & w. B. Dire,
: Co. for large envelopes. for offic
i s4.28; John M. Graham for treasur
er's commission $5.37; David S. Welcl
! for lumber for repairs at Hopewel
1921, same for desks for Hawthorn
: school S44.36; ]. H. Crimson for ez
animation expense So; B. r. Blitcl
: for managing examination $40; Mis-
, Miriam Pasteur for same SO; ALDER
; Anderson for examination expense z
cents; McIver and MacKay for ma
terial for repairs at Mt. Carmel schoo
S1.05; Miss Miriam Pasteur for grad
| ing examination papers $14; Mis-
Annie Pope Eagleton for same So
Miss Rae Folks for same S14; w. q
Cassels for same So; teachers sal
Iaries, $1490.75; Mrs. Elizabeth Thorn
as for Office help sec.
/ The following accounts were or
dered paid from district funds: Oh
Ocala to Mrs. Mary E. Rou for in
terest on warrant Nc. 1880 $50, J. I
Edwards for sundry incidentals $50
on Belleview to ]. A. Freeman for in
lcidentals S5.25, II. B. Masters for in
cidentals $3.50; on Fantville to Helel
III. Thornton for salary $50; on Dun