The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-01

of the Marshville school called and
asked that the Marshville school be
moved to another site more nearly in
the center of the pupils of the school.
Matter was laid over for later con-
The secretary presented the returns
of the district elections held on April
16 and also the recommendations
from varions schools for supervisors
and he was authorized and directed
to issue commissions to the following
trustees and supervisors and to such
other supervisors os may be recon-
mended in regular form later. Trus-
ties were to be comisioned for two
years and supervisors for four years
under the law.
The following were the election re-
turns: Ocala district No. I, j. L..
Edwards, Mrs. VIM. Hooker and G. s..
Cullen, trustees, and three mill levy;
Mcintosh district No. 2, J. K. Chris
tian, w. R. Brown, E. w. Rush, trus-
tees, three mill levy; Belleview dis
trict No. 8, E. S. French. j. A. Free
man and John Brown, trustees and
three mill levy; no election at FAINT
vile; Dunnellon No. 5, y. F. Coco
witch, G. w. Neville and Chas. C. J..
Tullis, trustees and three mill levy;
Reddick No. 6, Mrs. Ruby Smith, w.
II. Bishop and C. M. earn, trustees,
and three mill levy; Pine Level No. z,
E. w. w. Jordan, J. T. Ross and E. L..
Redding, trustees, and three mill levy;
Mayville No. 8, w. B. Coggin, S. S.
Knight and G. R. Waterman, trus-
tees, and three mill levy; Weirsdale
No. 8, w. A. Cutlery, j. D. Walling
and E. c. Albertson, trustees, and
three mill levy; Citra No. 10, w. J..
Crosby, r. S. Shortridge and j. P.
Ausley, trustees, and three mill levy;
Griner Farm No. II, E. e. Perkins, j.
F. Luffman and Mrs. Kate B. Howell,
trustees, and three mill levy; Buck
Pond No. IL, T. F. Morgan, w. D.
Young and j. S. Mckenzie, trustees,
and three mill levy; Spar No. Ii, D.
O. Riker, E. Clemens and j. I. Tay.
lor, trustees, and three mill levy;
Gambler No. Ia, DR.. A. Belcher, w. F.
Brown and J. N. Marshall, trustees,
and three mill levy; Fellowship No.
Is, Aubrey Frink, j. L. B. Hudgens
and Joe Rawls, trustees, and three
mill levy; Electra No. 16, M. Lippin-
colt, j. M. Mock and Geo. w. Brant
Sr., trustees, and three mill levy;
Blitchton No. IL, o. S. Sanders, j. w.
Coulter and Lands Bitch, trustees,
and three mill levy; no election at
Martel; Fort King No. 10, ]. E. Bax-
ter, w. j. Young and G. G. Parker,
trustees, and three mill levy; Capulet
No. 20, C. E. Foglestrom, E. F. Brook
len and o. C.. Parker, trustees, and
three mill levy; Linadale No. q, c. A.
McCraney, S. M. Thomas and NJ. Rig
don, trustees, and three mill levy;
Cotton Plant No. o., A. w. Wood
ward, G. A. Carter and D. M. Barco,
trustees, and three mill levy; Orange
Lake No. %, D. H. BURY, Mrs. B. P.
Hatchett and Mrs. Lena BURY, trus-
tees, and three mill levy; Oak Hill No.
"a, H. w. Nettles, F. E. Smoak and
D. FAINT, trustees, and one mill levy;
mOSS DUH NO. AO, q. D. Mai I'LL, W.
J. Morrison and A. II. Meadows, trus-
tees, and three mill levy; Fairfield
No. 26, j. A. Jones and ]. III. Carter,
trustees, and tie between R. c.
Young and d. M. Kinard for third
place on the board of trustees which
was ordered to be filled by recon-
mendation of the patrons, and three
mill levy; Cottage Hill No. 81, A. S.
Pickett, L. D. Beck and FL. L. Shearer,
trustees, and three mill levy; Char
ter Oak No. g, w. A. Redding, T. w.
Barnett and w. J. Plat, trustees, and
three mill levy; Pedro No. %, w. E.
Perry, L. FL. Snowden and w. H.
Proctor, trustees, and three mill levy;
Kendrick No. 80, J. J. CUTLERY, G. B..
ChappeH and w. B. Livingston, trus-
tees, and three mill levy; Oklawaha
No. 80, w. E. McGahagin, Robert
Martin and G. E. Connor, trustees,
and three mill levy; Heidtville No.
80, C. L. Strickland, E. T. Jordan and
Geo. N. Dorr, trustees, and two mill
levy; Pleasant Hill No. SO, w. r.
Bitch, Ebert Mills and r. D. Mills,
trustees, and three mill levy; Fort
Mccoy No. "a, w. S. Priest, w. J.
Wilson and E. 7. Bosshardt, trustees,