The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-10-13

lses that every effort Will be made
to minimize the delay caused by the
examination of the mails.
a 1ue and some benches made for the
Martin school.
The secretary reported sending 15
desks to Elmwood coIored school.
Homeland request for desks was
passed over for the present.
Resignation of I. T. Matchett and
appointment of D.. NJ Waldron as
supervisor of Bay Lake school were
approved.
Petition being presented for change
in supervisor of Paisley school, it was
agreed to ask the patrons to make a
Recommendation.
Insurance policy on dormitory pre-
pared by d. w. Davis and it was or
dered that the policy for $500 for five
years be returned and he be asked to
prepare policy for $500 for one year.
County judges report of hunting
licenses collected showing a balance
of $55 for the month of September
was presented
A request for second assistant at
the Fairfield school was presented
and it was agreed to furnish one
when the average of 65 should be
made for a month.
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Petition was presented for the ap-
pointment of Mr.. G. E. Cork as trus-
tee of Orange Lake district in place
lof Mr.. ]. A. Cameron. Matter was
held up until next meeting, and in
case there is no protest the appoint
ment will be made, or an election held
to fill the place.
Notice was received from the Ocala
public library of the presentation to
the Ocala high school of fourteen ref
erence books. The board expressed
its hearty appreciation.
The secretary was directed to take
cars of the matter of the funds being
properly transferred to the savings
accounts that belong to the Ocala,
Dunnellon and Citra districts in their
bond interest and sinking funds ac-
counts and to having reports made
by the banks as repositories as pro-
vided by law to the board each month.
The board adjourned for the day.
Tuesday, October 8, 1916.
The following accounts were order
ed paid from county funds: to H.
Blanck for sanitary work at dorm
itory $4.20, Thomas Waterhouse for
work at dormitory $1.25, John M.
Graham for interest coupons on war
rants Nos. 4, 5 and 26 from special
| Indebtedness found $50, same for in
terest coupons on warrant No.
$147; Ell Black for work at dormitory
81; J. III. Brinson for September sal
ary s150; Ocala Star for dormitory
advertisement $40; B. R. Bitch for
service on board and mileage S11.20;
~. s. Grantham for same $11 80; G. S.
Scott for same So; Ocala Star for ad-
vertising comptroller's report $32.75
| and minutes $3.50; McIver & MacKay
for sash and nails for Mt. Carmel
| school 1856; same for window lights
and putty for Mt. Pleasant $2.25;
same for glass and putty for Indian
Mound school SIPS; same for cash
for Gum Springs So; NJ. & c. Bank
for interest on warrants to Oct. l.
| $106.53; j. II. Brinson for postage
express and travelling expense s10.05;
Western Union Tel. Co. for service
lS1.75; Ocala Banner for advertising
minutes $3.50, financial statement
$11, grade books and report cards
S44, advertising dormitory $6; John
M. Graham for treasurer's commits.
sion s10.62; J. S. Grantham for nails
for Marshvil1e 90c.; T. M. Pierce fol
lumber and roofing for building toilet.
at Marshville s4.18; g. S. Scott for In
surance premiums s434.40; E. L. Len
ker for materials for repairs at Lib
Ierty Chapel s7.44; Mrs. G. L. Bachel
der for interest $3.50; Marion Hard
ware Go. for heater and pipe fol
/ Pedro $6.75; Esther A. Williams fo
i travelling expenses s13.10; David S
Welch for desks for Elmwood schoo
S24.30; same for benches for Martn
i S3.40; same for lumber for repairs a
/ Mt Carmel s11.63; same for desks fo