Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13
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Brown, Miller, Rott, Elliott and Thresher.
Minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved .e5.,,'., - = q.
A Communication was received from Mr..
Jacob Neibert, asking the Board for the priv
ilege of sending his son to District No. q
Granted
The Committee on Rules reported sot Of
rules for the government Of the Board, Central
High School and District Schools which were
approved sN'.' t'i' .'
On motion Of Mr.. Steele, tbs COMMITTEES
we're instructed ohage 500 copies OF the same
printed. h"d 'i A3at'h ah
Mr.. Elliott from the COMMITTEES on Text
Books recommended the Introduction into the
High School and the Senior Department OF
the District Schools, as Text Books, Sher-
woods speller and 'Pronouncer, these books
are not intended to supercede the spelling
books now in use. Approved. o1N
By Mr. Howard ResoiUed, That II is ex-
pedisnt TO oappoint female assistant teachers
IN the District Schools Of the city Of Dayton
where there are vacancies now existing as
we'll as in vacancies that may hereafter oc.
cur. Lost na aIraea ratf
Mr. Howard from the Committee on Teach
ers report that there are vacancies in the
places Of assistant Teachers in District No
and 8 and recommended the appointment
of Mr.. II. H. Vale as assistant Teacher in
District No. 2 and Mr.. ]. g. Bellyille in Dis.
Tict No. s. Approved.
BY Mr.. Ayres, Resolped, That the Visiting
Committee Of the First District be authorized
to purchase for the School in said District TWO
sets of Pelton's Outline Maps, Adopted
BY Mr.. Thresher, Resotped, That the Clerk
under the direction OF the Committee on
Printing have blanks printed for teachers
notices TO parents. Adopted
BY Mr.. Elliott, Resoiped, That VIM. Pasco
heretofore suspended be reinstated In School
in District No.'5 upon such terms as the Visit
ing Committee may prescribe. Adopted
The following bills we're allowed;
Martin johnson $3l900; j s Broadwel
$4,000; Andrew Schock $34,00; Fred Crum-
holly $2S,3l James Campbell $2l 40 James
Geo Geier $1,000; H Stertyer 5000; w X s
Ayers 50 100 Chas Anderson $7,4O; J Bur.
rows $780, Loomis q Barnett 90, 80; James
Dickey $500; W Issenbery $3.50 ~ Hoole
81, so. ol ua .u .r..5 .9fss.r5 20
Board Adjourned re .ta4a ssa
Do it Again There was quite an ex.
ctement at the Depot last evening Just be,
fore the GreenVille train started out A boy
had purchased among lot of Toys ut Hn;
bers, 2s0 Third street. Locomotive--an in
genious contrivance which was wound up
like clock and which would run around
some dozen times in circle on the platform
Ii was great curiosity to the passengers
from the rural districts, who were crowded
around the wonderful little locomotive. The
performance was better than a show
"oh, do it again r said young lady, who
had been so absorbed in the miniature loco
motive that she had forgotten to finish eat
ing the wreck of a huge apple she held in
her hand t.o.a 1 quo h
Sonny" chimed in an elderly lady, with
a baby on one arm and big satchel on the
otherj Sonny, make it run ono't more
haint seed it good, and want to tell Dad ell
about the quar- thing when git home
Make it go agin, won't your gasped
little Hoosier, who had elbowed his way into
the crowd. Here's sister Kate, and she
hasn't seen il os uu
And SISTER Kate" invested two beautiful |
eyes in the wonderful spectacle.
In this way the little shOwmen was induced
70 exhibit his astonishing show until the bell
warned the crowd to get aboard the train, If
hey would see Darke county that night
Coming -R. s. Dingess, Esq, AvAant
Courier Of Arlington q Donnikers Minstrel's
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