The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-03
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 2.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 2.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present: Messrs. Bickel, Bowa
ere, Caldwell, Carnahsn, Ellifrits, Hail.
Hupp Hubbard. Lsuuder, Logan, Max
well, Otte, stewsrt, Stiiel, Todd, Wilson
weitzsl, Wheat and Zoeckler.
The committee on Teachers and
Schools reported resolution postpo-
ming action iu relation to changing the
colored school to a graded school until
September, and against the petition Of
teachers to have appointments made
and salaries fixed at or before June
meeting of the Board, the time being
fixed by law.
They also reported in favor OF ap.
pointing one male principal and nine
teachers for Washington school; Mad-
ison, one male principal and eight
teachers; Clay, one female principal
and seven teachers, and one colored
teacher; Union, one male principal and
and ten teachers; Centre, one male
principal and seven teachers; Webster,
one male principal and seven teachers;
Richie, one male principal and ten
teachers.
The resolutions in relation to the ap'
pointment of teachers was amended by
striking out the words male and female
wherever they occur, thus leaving the
matter OF appointing male or female
principals optional with the local COM
missioners, and adopted. :,
The committee on Salaries reported
the following:
Rcso1ve4, That the salaries OF teach
ers and janitors for the ensuing scho~
las,ic year, be fixed as not exceeding
the following viz: Principals 81 100;
assistants s444; teachers in Divisions
4. and B, 1885; teachers in Division
G.. and D., $500; teachers OF coored
school 5000 Adopted. -,
RESOLVED, That the jaui;ors he paid
the following. Washington school
5000; Madison achool, % ward $l2O;
Seventh ward $50; Clay school 5000;
Union 5000; Centre S2l0; Webster
5000; Richie 5000. Adopted.
The committee on the German lang
uage reported ia favor Of the appoint
ment O; tour female aud one male
teachers. The male teacher to be a
comretent man in the English and Ger
man languages, and to be supplied with
certificate from the Examining Board.
The committee offered the following
resolutions:
RsSo,veH, That the Committee on
German Department appoint a male
teacher for the German classes OF the
First Ward, whose duties shall also be !:
|. To teach the grammar class OF the
German department in each school
least twice week. .. He shall have
charge OF the German department as
far as practicable under the supervision
Of the Superintendent and Committee
on German teachers. 3. The salary
shall be not exceeding 5000 per annum.
Reso1ved, That one female teacher be
appointed for the Second and Seventh
wards, salary not exceeding $500 per
annum; one female teacher for the
the Third and Fourth wards, salary not
exceeding 1895 per annum one female
teacher for the Fifth and Sixth war1s,
salary $50 per month, and one female
teacher for the Eighth ward, salary $50
per month.
The resolutions were amended by
striking out the words male and female
wherever they occur, aud adopted.
The report Of the Committee on
Building and Grounds laid on tn table
at the las, meeting, was taken up. 1t
contains the resolution in favor OF
abandoning the Second ward school
house for school purposes and providing
that the children OF that ward be sent
to the First ward school.
Mr.. Stifel presented substitute d.
recting the committee to purchase the
lot and half on the corner OF Fourth
and Union streets. Ruled out of order.
MIR. Bickle presented the resolutions
adopted at the public meeting OF the
citizens OF the Second ward, as a MI
nority report. Ruled out OF order. The
resolutions were read for Information,
and placed on file.
The resolution az reported from the
committee was laid on the table.
| IN n,otion thp BOARD aIiOurne1