The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-10-13
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
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for brooms 60c.; on Pedro to Louise
Nash for teaching SO, j. ]. Beard for
teaching So; on Kendrick to Elizabeth
Freeman for teaching Sis; on Okla
waha to j. w. Mann for teaching $40;
on Heidtville to the Book Shop for
books and supplies S9.51; on Pleasant
Hill to Email Howard for teaching $40;
on Fort Mccoy to j. S. Grantham for
sundry expenses $3.50, Henry Nc
Quaig for work on school house and
well $3.50; on Anthony to M. & c..
Bank for interest S1.97, Pasteur &
Johnson for incidentals $50; on
Summerfield to Donnie Proctor for
teaching s25, L. w. Riggs for teach
ing SIS, Nj. & C. Bank for interest on
warrants 61c., Edward Rush for labor
on school house SITS; on Homeland
tc Floy McCully for teaching SIS, M.
& c. Bank for interest &C., the Book
Shop for books and supplies SLIPS,
j. A. Parker for fixing pump $3.50;
on Shiloh to Abbie Stokes for teach
ing SO, the Book Shop for supplies
s1.85; on Lowell to Sallie Sigmon for
teaching $50; on Burbank to Mary
McKim for teaching $40, M. & G..
Bank for interest &c.
The following. were paid from the
several districts to w. L. Colbert, for
tax collectors commissions: Ocala
$216.72, Mcintosh $9.04, Belleyiew
$S.08, FantviIle SIPS, Dunnellon $780,
SO, Reddick 1898 and for previous
overpayment S62.85, Pine Level 1888,
overpayment $780,, Mayville S1.15 and
overpayment 1896, Weirsdale s8.79,
Citra $28.24, Griner Farm 1929, Buck
Pond $500, Spar $3.94, Gambler
s4.95, Fellowship $6.40, Electra S1.33
and overpayment 1885, Bltchton
$3.41, Martel SALT, Fort King s5.88,
Capulet $2.61, Linadale $2.87, Cotton
Plant 94c., Orange Lake $3.56, Oak
Hill $1.23, Moss Bluff 94e., Fairfield
1885 and overpayment $13.43, Cottage
Hill 81, Charter Oak $1.90, Pedro
$2.14, Kendrick 1854, Oklawaha
$6.92 and overpayment S8.41, Heidi
vile 1897, Pleasant Hill s3.06, Fort
Mccoy $5.13, Anthony 1891, Sum-
merfield $6.48, Homeland S2.99, Shiloh
$2.25, Lowell 1912, Greenwood $1.64.
Mr.. Osteen of the Fairfield trustees
called and made request for a third
teacher and matter was postponed to
see further about the average.
A number of citizens and patrons of
the Dunnellon school who live to the
southwest of Dunnellon some distance
called and made request for transpor-
tation which was refused from county
funds but it was suggested that they
see the Dunnellon trustees as to what
could be done.
Mr.. d. A. Walker, one of the Martel
trustees, called and made request to
have the school house painted and it
was agreed that if it were agreeable
to have this. done from district funds
it would be allowed.
A number of the patrons of the
Shady school called and made request
for an assistant teacher but request
was refused until the average attend
ance for a month reaches 35.
The board adjourned for noon.
On reconvening Messrs. Morgan and
Virgins. trustees of the Buck Pond
school, called and made request for
an assistant teacher. 1t was agreed
that as the district had funds there
could be a teacher employed with the
understanding that if the average for
the month were 35 or more the salary
would be paid from county funds and
If less it would be paid from district
funds.
The treasurer's report was present
ed and checked over and found to be
apparently correct. It showed condi-
tions as follows: Balance in hands of
treasurer for bond interest and sink
ing fund for Ocala district $336.38,
Dunnellon s212.39, Citra s78.65. OF
the county funds proper there was
shown to be of regular funds. $325.55
and of the Indebtedness fund $1611.88.
The following district balances
were shown: Ocala S164.28, Mcintosh
$125.42, Belleview $378.77, Fantville
s4.7s, Dunnellon s74.97, Reddick
1887, Pine Level s224.65, Mayville
$203.O7, Weirsdale $698.96, Citra
S44.59, Griner Farm $14.52, Buck
Pond $216.24, Sparr $3375, Gambler
S675.43, Fellowship $16.64, Electra
s69.82, Blitchton $87.47, Martel $685.
27, Fort King $316.54, Capulet s11.10,
Linadale s359.78, Cotton Plant Slab,
Orange Lake s276.88, Oak Hill $18.71,
Moss Bluff $11.83, Fairfield STOPS,
Cottage Hill s31.O3, Charter Oak
$326.23, Pedro 1920, Kendrick sos,
Oklawaha $483.51, Heidtville $377.17,
Pleasant Hill S144.o2, Fort Mccoy
s229.76, Anthony $22.81, Summerield
s26.60, Homeland s9.06, Shiloh s22,
Lowell $87.O1, Greenwood $3.50. Total
S6,706.39.
No further business appearing the
board adjourned to meet in regular
session on Tuesday, Nov. Z, 1916.
j. III. Brinson, Secretary.
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