The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-04-25


cipals Of schools only. portion OF
their salaries for time lost during
sickness. The matter was discussed
and it was agreed to rescind the ac-
ton Of the board at a former meeting
and to pay the principals of the Ocala
and Dunnellon schools the portions
withheld on account of sickness.
The secretary presented a copy of
the Williams compulsory school at
tendance bill and read it and the
board unanimously passed a resold-
ton favoring it's passage with direc-
tons that thefr action be communi-
Gated to our members of the legisla,
ture.
Notice was presented of a time
warrant to the Bank of Dunnellon for
$1,000 being due on April IS and it
was agreed tic refund it with another
time warrant for sixty days.
Authority was presented from the
trustees of the Buck Pond district
to extend the term of the Romeo
scholo for one month on district
funds.
The superintendent reported that
the Ebenezer school house had been
destroyed by fire and that steps had
been taken to collect the insurance
Formal designations of Messrs. H.
G. Meadows and B. K. Pedgett a.
trustees of the Anthony district YVES
presented and accepted and the SUI
perintendent instructed to have a
meeting of the patrons called to rec
| ommend successors to them.
The superintendent presented a re.
port fIom the district health officer
in which it was stated that samples
OF water taken from certain schoo,s
had shown by analysis to be insult,
able for use.
Request Of Mr.. d. Hobkirk that
he be decided the lot of the AndaIusia
school since the house had been sold
was presented and since it had been
donated to the school by his father
the chairman and secretary were au
thorized to execute a quit claim deed
to Mr.. Hobkirk
Request from the teacher of the
Romeo co1ored school for an increase
OF salary owing to the increased at.
tendance was presented and S. in.
crease allowed.
The trustees of the Ocala district
called and made request that the de-
partment of domestic science be re.
lnstated and the matter was taken
under consideration but no final &C.
tion taken at this meeting pending
investigation of the probable tinan-
clal condition for the next year
They reported that certain ~epairs
were necessary to preserve the prop
erty and they were instructed r. have
these repairs made and present bills
! for same.
Ttechers' reports were presented
and account, ordered paid.
The board adjourned for the dav
Wednesday, April 9, 1919
The board met with all present
and acting.
Sundry bills were presented and
accounts ordered paid as per finan.
cial statement to be filed with the
clerk of the circuit court and posted.
the depository reports were pre
sented with the warrants maid during
the month Of March and they were
checked over and compared with the
returned paid warrants and due tee.
ord made in the warrant register
and the statements were found 10
be apparently correct.
The board adjourned for noon.
Wednesday Afternoon Session
me board met at their office and
went in body to Capt. S. R. Pyles'
nome and he executed a deed to the
land formerly decided to Mr.. Frank
Moses to the board of public instrrc-
ton and the deed to Mr. Moses was
delivered to Capt. Pyles with the IN.
Outstanding that if the interest on
the note for $500 endorsed by Mt.
Moses to the board should be paid
at once for the year ending April Ia
the note would be continued for one
moro year
capt. Pyles also paid 500 on his
note given for his liability ON the
bond of John M. Graham, treasurer.
The board returned to the court
house and adjourned to meet in reg