, 1864-03-02
Inspector Bhcehan moved the postponemeut tn
Tu]y, and that the matter be brought down to that

Inspector ghoahan moved the postponemcnt til
July, and that tho matter be brought down TO that
tine.
Inspector Carpenter motod In amendment thaa
the suggestion Of the Superintendent be adopted
Inspector Holden claimed tlat the present Board
had no right 10 icgslate on the time Of printing the
next report that belonged to the next Board
Inspector Carpenter intended to Introduce mo-
ton to the effect That un1ess n reasonable agree
mcnt could be made with the city printer, to whom
they were bound, they should limit the number.
The city printer ought TO be satisfied with reason-
able compensation. :.
The President auggeeted that q certain amount
ehould be appropriated for the purpose
Inspector Qnahaa called the attention Of the
Board to Rule No. SO, which required that the re-
po.t should be uade up to the close Of the School
year.
The Superintendent believed that the Common
Council had ORDERED TINT for tha purposes Of a re-
port the school year should be considered to close
on the first Of January. =; !. -.
Inspector sheahan called for the ayes aud noes on
his motion: they were taken a. fol1oWB:y-
Aws-Messrr. Holden, 6heehan, Wahl and Wick
er- =:
NotsLMessrf. onnhan, Carpenter, Foster, New
berry, Prindivi1lc, Ryder and Taft-7.
The question then REQUIRED On the motion Of IN
spector Ryder, to limit the number Of copies to
2,6oF.
Inspector Foster moved to amend by authorizing
1900 copies Of tho report and rules combined, pro
Eided That the committee be satisfied that they can
te procured at reasonable rate.
Inspector Taft moved to still further amend by
ruling that not more than 1000 copies be printed.
Inspector Holden submitted the following: ,
Orderd, That the Committee On Printing be an.
In at1f3t1 $AnIA
lowed to receive bids for The work, and Il can be
done at reasonable rate, If not theJ are author
ICED to withhold the printing fthe report until fur
ther order Of tho Board.
Inspector TAFT moved that further consideration
Of the subject be postponed till the report of the
Committee on Rules be heard, and as that would
occupy at least two hours 1t would be advisable to
adjourn TIL Friday afternoon. Adopted
ATPoETNrSTs AND TRANSPORTS.
The following appointments and transfers were
presentcdlby The appropriate conmltte and con-
frmcd.
sarah z. Sanger, Assistant in the South Chicago
School. ...- H..
Sarah E. Lyon, Principal Of Bolsteln School.
Ada Dorsctt, from South Chicago 10 Ogden
Ga5ie ?. AaG, from Mesely te scammon School.
Nellie 8. Phillips, from Colored to Mosely School.
Confrmcd.s
- sarah ]. Rive1, Of Haven School.
Eccta E. Dewey, Washington School.
Lizzie y. Reckords, Kenzie School.
Lanra b. Ayres, Skinner School.
Gertrudo B. Dicker, Franklin School.
HEATING APPARATrs.
A remark wns made By the President With re-
gard to thecxpense Of $500 incurred in repairing
the heating apparatus Of tho Haven school :;
Inspector Ryder mored the appointnent Of
special committee Of three to inspect the eondt-
sn Of the heating apparatus in the several schools,
and report to the Board. Carried, and the Presix
dent appointed Messrs. Ryder, Prindlvtlle and
Taft az such committee.
The Superintendent presented the resignation Of
Mrs. Keith OF the Ogden. and Mas knights Of the
Foster SCHOOLS. Accepted.
The Board then adjourned till Tuesday next.