The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-07-26

Their resolved, that all these warrants
be at once retired.
The superintendent presented list
of the salaries to be paid teachers and
the probable repairs and new build
ings that would be requested.
After considering the situation and
the probable expenses for the coming
term it was seen that the matter of
building new school houses would
have to be postponed for the present
term with the possible exception of
the Shiloh building that had previous
IL been promised, and this would have
to wait until the taxes were collected
with which to built it.
Board adjourned for the day.
Tuesday Morning Session
Board met with all present.
Mr.. w. w. Condor discussed the
matter of supplying the text books for
the coming term and it was agreed
that the Book Shop would be endorsed
as dealers with the understanding
that there should be a complete sup
ply kept on hand.
1t was agreed to call the trustees
OF the Citra district in session with
the county board Tuesday, July Is,
1915, to confer as to their financial
condition and the operation of their
school for the coming term.
The matter of making arrange
ments to have warrants for current
operating expenses cashed when pre-
sented was discussed. The agreement
with the Commercial Bank expired
July 1. The Ocala banks had been
invited to make proposals for handling
the school board account and Mr.. Stiles
of the Commercial Bank, discussed
the matter with the board, but no
agreement was had.
Mr.. T. T. Munroe of the Munroe &
Chambliss National Bank, conferred
with the board, but no decision was
agreed upon and the board adjourned
for noon, during which time he was to
confer with the loan board of the
bank and call again at p. m.
i Tuesday Afternoon Session
The board met with all members
present. It was agreed to pay from
district funds the supplements to the
terms from district funds where the
district funds were ON hand to do so.
i 1t was ordered that trustees be no.
tilted that recommendations for ap-
pointment of teachers who were moi
identified with the county would not
be confirmed when there was suitable
county material to fill the places.
Mr.. Munroe called and proposed t.
cash all school warrants and chargt
Is per cent from date of issue unit
warrant is taken up. The propose
was accepted and the chairman ant
. secretary were authorized to entel
| into details of the matter with thu
! bank.
The chairman and secretary wer,
authorized to act with the treasure
and take up all outstanding. specia
tax school district warrants held b,
the Commercial Bank and issue coun
! ty warrants in their stead which coul,
be cashed at once with the Munrge
Chambliss Bank and to draw war
: rants on each district for the amour
taken up, in favor of the county schoo
board, and to collect these warrant
as early as possible. The amounts o
the district warrants thus to be takel
2 up were as follows: Ocala $23S0.29
Dunnellon $1032.75; Reddick, $21.21
: Citra $1993.13; Fellowship, $195.50
Citra for interest, 1910; Fairfield
$500; Anthony, S144.16; Homeland
s66.40; Spar, S157.03.
i The chairman and secretary wer
directed to deposit all unused distric
funds in savings accounts for thes
! several districts.
r The following allowances wer
: made for repairs or refused: McIntosl
from district funds for re-paintinl
!, and minor repairs, $3.50; Fort Mccoy
i not more than $50; changes and ney
; buildings at Reddick, Griner Earn
!, and Oca1a refused for lack of funds
! Linadale allowed to move old build
: ing to another lot from district fund
not more than 500; Pleasant Hi
from district funds not more thai
: $50; Lowell new building postponed
+ Central for repairs not more than $40
Marshville for closets $25; Marti
for repairing house not more thai
SO; Ocala at new building for re
) pairs not more than 500; Ebeneze
q for closets S25; Mill Creek for closet
not more than s25; Burbank for cell
ing refused; Turner Farm for f1ue no
more than $40; try to rent house TO
Union coIored school; Mt. Zion TO
bracing house not more than S25
! Moore's Pond, refused; Hard Rock 70
repairs and plastering not more thai
: $50; Wetumpka for recovering no
more than $50; Bethlehem for repair
not more than $50; well at Su1phu
Springs refused; Rock Sink for win
dows not more than SO; well a
Jerusalem refused; Silver Springs no
acted upon; Hopewell for repairs no
: to exceed $25; Eastlake postponed
Hope for windows not more than SO
well at Summerfeld colored school re
: fused but propose to pay for water a