The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-07-19

Tor Scn00l purposes Tor the coming
school year:
To the Board of County Commits
sioners, Gentlemen: We. the board
of public instruction in and for Mar
ion county. hereby request that you
order to be assessed and collected for
school purposes in Marion county
seven mills upon the dollar Of all tax
able property in Marion county for
furnishing a county general school
fund for the school year Of d91S-1919.
Also that assessments and cOllec-
tons be ordered in each one Of the
special tax school districts as have
been voted in elections of the quail
fed electors in each OF said districts
as per the following list:
Ocaia, three mills; Mcintosh, three
mills, BeIleview, three mills; FAINT
Vile, three mills; DunneIlon. three
mills; Reddick, three mills; Pine
Level, three mills; MayviIle, three
mills; WeirsdaIe, three mills; Citra,
three mills: Griner Farm, three mills;
Buck Pond, three mills; Spar. three
mills; Gambler, three mills; Fellow
ship, three mills; Electra, three mills;
Bjtchton, three mills Marcel, two
mills; Fort King, three mills; Capu-
let, three mills: Linadale, three mills;
Cotton Plant three mills: Orange
Lake, three mills; Oak Hill, one mills
Moss Bluff, three mills; Fairfield,
three mills; Cottage Hill, three mills;
Charter Oak, three mills; Pedro, three
mills; Kendrick, three mills; Fort Nc
Coy, three mills; Anthony. three
mills; Summerield. three mills; Fort
Mccoy, three mills; Shiloh, three
mills; Homeland, three mills; Lowell,
three mills; Greenwood, three mills;
Burbank, three mills.
Also, for providing bond interest
and sinking funds for the following
districts for taking care of the bonds
voted and sold: Ocala. FIVE mills; Dun
Mellon, one mill, and Citra, FIVE mills.
Returns of the district election held
presented showing that Walter Ray,
Josiah Seckmger and G. r. Reddick
had been elected trustees for the
coming two years and a levy Of two
mills for district school purposes had
been voted. The superintendent was
directed to commission the trustees.
The secretary presented TO the
board a statement rendered to Mr.. S.
R. Pyles as to his liability on note on
account of being one Of the bOndsmen
for c0ugy treasurer. JoIEl ". Ora
ham.
A communication was presented
from the trustees of the Oklawaha
district requesting that their funds to
the extent Of $3.50 be invested in war
savings stamps for the district and
this was ordered to be done.
Mr.. W. J. Crosby called and dis
cussad the condition of the Citra
school and it was agreed to continue
three teachers there. He also pre-
sented letter accepting an offer Of
the old lot at Citra for $40 and it was
ordered that i deed be prepared and
presented for the lot.
It was ordered that cement for fix
ing well sc Oak Hill be furnished.
The secretary reported tsepzyss-
ment.of $3.50 for intest coupons on
the Ocala $4,000 bonsissue.
1t was agreed TO pEPearl Ander-
son $50 as coioced lone demonstra-
ton agent fgc one months service in
the sumner with the Understanding
that the county commissioners would
also pay for one month.
A request was presented from the
supervisor Of the Slack Sink school
for shingles ID covas his house and
df5v feet Of window siils. The mat
ter was ceferted to Mr. A. j. Stephens
TO investigate and take such action as
seemed BEST.
A Communication was presented
from the state health officer asking
that q social worker be appointed by
the board and at the expense OF the
board No action was taken
The board adjourned to meet in
regular session Tuesday, Aug. g.