The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-16

To be provided for by taxation 2o,s9o ~
To meet the estimated liability fol-
building purposes the committee would
recommend that levy Of 20 cents on
every 500 valuation of the assessment
be made, which will produce a net sum
OF about SIC, 400. Resolutions fixing
the levy on each 800 valuation at p
cents for school purposes, and 20 cents
for building purposes, were offered by
the committee and adopted.
The following names OF teachers for
the different townships were reported
by the commissioners and the appoint
ments confirmed.
First Ward-Z. D. Bundy, Principal
Miss Addie w. Bundy, grammar; Miss
n. A. Phillips, Division A; Mrs. A. s.
Hamilton and Miss Alice Oxtohy, Di-
vision B; NJ SO Title Mcdonald and
Agnes Mcclure, Division C; Miss Sallie
Robinson, Anna johnson and Sadie
Stout, Division D.
Second and Seventh WardS-A. NJ
Stevenson, Principal; Ella NJ. Boyd
grammar Julia Ward, A; Marion L.
Williams, B; Kate Martin, B and C;
Jennie Campbell and Sarah Rihel.
dafer, D, grade |; Harriet Oxtoby and
Hannah NJ. Nichol. grade 9
Third Ward-Sallie Meholin, Prin-
cipal; Mary Davis, Assistant; Maggie
Davis and Ada Davis, A; Emma j
Stephens, B. Mary A. Bale. G; Lizzie
Swift and Jane McColloch, D.
Fourth Ward-J. F. Snowdon, Prin.
cipal Matte McKelvey, Assistant
Annie Ewing and Ella Dillon, A;
Annie LETTERS and Lizzie Downs, B
Josie Fulton and Annie Robinson, C
NJ. L. Mccullough, Lizzie Moore and
Sarah Stout, D.
Fifth Wrd-J. H. McMechen
PRINCIPAL; Maggie E. Taylor, Assist
ant; Louisa McMechen, A; Anna w.
Boyd and Gertrude Kraft. B; Cornelia
Hamilton, G; Maggie Reid and Jennie
Patterson, D.
Sirth Ward-Rev. S. Boyd, Principal;
Miss NJ. Harper, Assistant; NJ. J.
Morrison, A; Sue Crumbacker, B E.
Black. C; A. C. Watterson, Lizzie
Cross and Lizzie Clohan, D.
Eighth Ward-H. n. Mertz, Princi
pal; Misses B. Graham, Ella J. Ste
pheus, J. E. Wallace, S. A. Scott,
Kate Lighton, Jennie Greer and A. s.
Campbell in the same position as filed
by them last year.
The Committee on the German Lam
guage respectfully presented the follow.
ing names Of corps OF teachers for the
German department, and asked their
confirmation: VIM. Fuendling and
Mrs. Adolphine Fuendling for Wash
ington and Madison, Mrs. Helene
Gelink for Clay and Union, F. C. Fl.
Lampe for Centre and Webster, George
Moulder for Richie. The teachers
were confirmed.
The committee report the propress
in the study Of German as most satiss
factory. They recommend the adoption
OF the following for the government OF
this department 7. ,..-.
l. Teachers shall be prompt in their
attendance at the time fixed for class
instruction. and shall devote not less
than two and oue-half hours each day
in teaching. Adopted.
2. Every teacher shall make a writ
ten report to the Superintendent land
the Superintendent to the Board) at the
close OF every month OF the number
and names Of pupils in his or Der class,
specifying the studies they pursue, the
division to which they belong and such
further report as the Superintendent or
the Board may deem expedient, distin.
gushing 10 the reports between Ameri.
can and German pupils.s Adopted.
3. 1t shall be the duty Of the Super
intendent in connection with the
committee, to prescribe and enforce q
uniform system Of instruction and dis
cipline not inconsistent with the rules