Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-15


Prncipal..A @ Feuuer
Senior Department Miss Mary A " ison.
Fret Jun or Departme mt. N iss Lsufa Huber
s coud Junior department missHennotts Brown.
Firsl Intermediate Department MISS hla White
second rntermed ate Der attment .NisO Jennie
N,lePr@sy nsFsrtna.a NJ M; Mary Frart, t.
German department Mrs. d Hartung.
DISTRICT No.4,
Principal--A Leaman,
Senior Department--Misa Jamie fmith.
Male Junior Department--bIss Ida Noodle.
Femaie Junior Depsrtment-Miss Anns Evans
Male laiermediate Departn,nti-h Mary j.
:, rensle Ittermediase pepartment-Mi's Eliza
FemIe Secondary Department Miss Amelia Sand
Male rimary Departm' ps-- Miss Ella Rroedwelr
Fo'nslo Primary DeradWent- Mss Hattie. snJ-
German :, hool-Mr. wn, Geminn. 49,
Germa SchOol-Mr. Abel
DISTRICT No5. ..
Ptiuoipa-M n Wheaton.
Senior Department--Miss Josephine Forsyth.
Junior Depart rent-Miss mary Sandere
inte mediate DepaItment-Mlsses Fly and 8
secondary pefartment-Ml lsses + Thomas and r
Hughes JOY
German Tea herS-Messrs n Barnhard, Fl Pook
and G Werthner
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL,
Prime pal--John W Hal.
Mae Assislauts-S Clumoaugh, VIM smith, A
? Nor an, Bsrtnoleme, Mt. Hnesmsu, ana James
TurDn tea her Of Music IN the several schools.
Female Assistant-Miss Rebeca kice.
coLoRED SCHOOL.
PIincipal--Mr Samuel Peters.
On notion action on the above was post.
pcned until next meeting.
A proposition from Messrs H Butler &
Co. Offering to exchange Mitchels Primary
Geography for Warren's was received and re-
ferred to the COMMITTEE on Text Books.
The Committee on District No. 3. reported
having purchased the lot next South Of said
District School at 81 900, aud recommended
that tbs clerk be ordered to issue two orders
to George W Houk for $500 each one pay.
able December 10th, 1865, and the other June
20th, 1866, with interest On motion the re-
port was received and the recon mendauon
adopted
By Mr.. Winchel-Re Resolred, That the
Building Committee be authorized to have
blinds put on the school house in District No.
3, on front and west sides, at cost not to
exceed $l6 per window. Referred to said
Committee
Mr.. Brown submitted the following propo.
sitonS
First That teacher of penmanship be
among the regular appointments.
Second That a larger and more convent.
emily situated room he procured for the use OF
the German school taught BY Mr.. Ebel
Third. That in view of the increased in.
terest manifested by the oOored people in our
city, in the cause of education, and as IN cans
of further encouragement in the education of
their children, that they be requested to ss.
semble in public meeting in their school room,
at three o'clock p. NJ. on the 2Sth day of this
month and select three of their number most
competent to act as local visiting commit.
tee, to whom shall be committed the general
supervision Of the school for colored children,
subject to be controlled and legisated for as
required by the school laws, as we'll as by such
rules aud regulations ss this Board may enact.
Fourth. That a contract be entered into
for constructing coal furnaces and heating tho
Second and Fifth District school houses and
that bids be invited for furnishing wood and
coal for supplying the several school houses
Fifth, That the sum to be paid hereafter
for the services of The Principal of the Cen.
tra High School be increased 5000 per year
The last proposition was adopted; the re-
mainder were referred to a special committee
consisting OF Messrs. Howard, Kenuey and
Beddies
A communication from A. b. Leanau,
Principal asking ior repairs in District No,
ii and bids for painting Dstric; School House
No! | we're received
Bills ailowed; G Wright, $27 SO; Slevin
h Hale, 81 so; p Matthews, 81; G. S. Goss,
80 62; Isaac Hale, 81; Harmonic Society,
$40; Duff Barlen, 81 80; Geroze Lehman,
s4s rs; M. N. Wheaton, So 40; Daniel Baker,
$4
Roard adinnrnod