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

repairs to wells at Spar and Hope
well s10.35; on Gambler to McIver &
Mackay for materials for painting
$5.45; J. n. Marshall, trustee, for
sundry incidentals S21.48; on Bitch
ton to Homer Howard for teaching
$50; on Martel to viii Young for
cleaning around toilets 81; on Fort
King to McIver & MacKay for mater
ials for repairs and screen doors SOFA,
same for paint and oil SIT, j. E. Bax-
ter for work on repairs $3.50, W. j.
Young for repair work and cleaning
yards Sc, F. c. Clayton for painting
school house S11.25; on Capulet to
Ruby Cappleman for teaching $50.
Mrs. E. F. Brooklen for cleaning 81,
to II. B. Masters Co. for incidentals
S5.15; on Linadale to C. A. McCraney,
trustee, for material, hauling and
work in putting up school building
5000; on Orange Lake to ]. A. Cam
eron for incidentals $500; on Pedro
for teaching So; on Pleasant Hill to
| the Book Shop for books and crayons
S6.66; on Fort Mccoy to Rentz Lum-
Der Co. for lumber and repairs S14,
j. S. Grantham for hauling lumber
$3.50; on Anthony to Minnie Davis
for cleaning school house $3.50; on
Summerfield to Nathan Mayo for in
cidentals $40; on Homeland to The
Book Shop for books and supplies
S11.19, Arthur Gallipeau for work on
pump 81; on Shiloh to N. S. Mott for
incidentals S4.85; on Burbank to Tay
lor Printing Co. for printing district
descriptions and warrant book $3.50.
The board adjourned until night.
Tuesday Night Session
The board met with the same mem
bers present and acting as before.
There was a general discussion OF
school matters.
A request of Mr.. Lee Priest of the
Anthony district to send to the Ocala
school was presented and granted I'M
less there should be objections from
the trustees of the Anthony district.
The board adjourned for the night.
i Wednesday Morning Session
| The board met very early with the
same members present and acting as
before. Sundry teachers reports were
presented and ordered paid.
The treasurer's report was pre-
sented and showed conditions as fol
lows: Balances in hands of treasurer
for bond interest and sinking fund fol-
Oca1a district $330.82, Dunnellon dis
trict $20029, Citra district $78.65. Oh
the county funds prcpert there were
shown to be of regular funds $500
and of the indebtedness fund $1655.41
The following district balances were
shown: Ocala $241.05, Mcintosh SOL.
27, Belleview $385.35, Fantville $64.
"a, Dunnellon 1882. Reddick 1887
Pine Level $224.65, Mayville $2O3.07
+, Weirsdale $928.53, Citra $56.59, Grin
, er Farm $12.53, Buck Pond S260.49
, Spar $42.93, Gambler $702.36, Eel
. lowship $16.64, Electra $69.82, Bitch
ton s133.55, Martei s540.27, For
King $324.22, Capulet s67.25, Lima
dale S425.87, Cotton Plant $143.66
Orange Lake $2s2.OS, Oak Hill s18.71
, Moss Bluff $11.83, Fairfield S76.2s
! Cottage Hill s31.O3, Charter oal
$326.23, Pedro $44.2O, Kendrick sos.
I21 OLsIawaha S42214 HeidtyilI
, $377f7, Pleasant Hill $150.23, For
, Mccoy $183.48, Anthony $22.81, Sum
: merfeld $28.41, Homeland 5000, Shi
loh s25.68, Lowell S86.65, Greenwood
$3.50. Total $7349.72.
No further business appearing tn
: board adjourned to meet in regula
!. session on Tuesday, October 8, 1916.
J. Fl. Brinson, Secretary.