Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
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The Board OF Eddeanca uietln REGULAR See
sion, Lass evening, President Wm 8. Hiiles IN |
- BefCre; :cOinmenEink basiiass, ihd chair ana
nounced the Standing Committees tor the next
six months. whicl ~ bg fuuud elsewhere Il
The COmmittee on ,Aeeonns reported the
On motion cf Mr. Ferris, the Book Commit
tee waA Authorized to ask for proposals Tor
| furnishing books and tlonaey, for the
school year ending July slsts lsIk -,
that they had visited the school, and that 10
their opfniOn, II needed eAReeiR ton, and re-
quired an additional teacher The report was
accompanied by . reeolatien anaendng Sec
the appointment Of q Committee on Normal
Schools also instTnc tin9 tho c0mnltteo on
Teachers 10 employ an additional teacher for
this school: Laid over, under the rules, until
Mr.. Adams moved that the Board proceed
70 All the vacancy In the Third Ward. AdOp-
Mr.. Lynch nominated john e. Froek Mt.
Smith nominated David II, Ccsle; Mr. Moore
nominated 1gnatihs q. grubb.
ME. I. J. jenkins and B. X. Heisler were
appoiuted teliers. .asaz XII
Mr.. Gayle received Ie votes, Mr. Grubb, 9,
and Mt: Frock, 4; whereupon the Chair de-
Afr. Baird moved that committee Of three
be appointed to ragABs and amend the Rules
and BY Laws preparatory for printing. and
70 have printed zoe copies 0f the Standing and
discussion. COmnlttee, .Messrs. Baird. Child
and ShUreledga. = FL s4sa ST ss SkMH
Mr. Adams moved that the Order OF Bust
ness be printed with the Bylaws. Adopted.
from Daniel D. Anderson, asking permission
Of the Board 70 use the old schOolhOuse al
Tenth and Union streets, for eoiOred school.
This matter was settled In the Board, some
time ago, when similar Petltion was receiv.
ed. The school formerly belonged 10 Scho0
District No. 10, but since the extension OF the
city limits beyond the building, it has not beer
purchased by the Board The Board, however
gave its consent, so fas as 1t had the power, K
the use Of the school by the col0red people.
The Committee on Transfers reported thai
the system Of transfers recently made by {
! special committee, was creating considerable
! confession and dissatisfaction, among schOl
ars and parents. and moved that the subjec
: referred tothe special committee be INDEFINITE
) ~ postponed.
al i On motion Of Mr.. Higgins, it was postponed
untilnext meeting. n4
:. On motion OF Dr. ShOrtledge, the Secretar,
. Was instructed 20 request the City Council 6
: present each membcr Of the Board with
r bOnnd volume Of the City Ordinances.
4 TIE resignation OF Miss Carrie Allen,
: -ltearlier in School No. 8, was accepted.
o The Visiting Committees of Nos. 6, 8 an
d. III were authorized tO have necessary repair
made around their resp Give schools.
Mr. Higgins, stated that the club stable
) next to No, 4, school were being enlarged, AN
I window being placed In the wall on th
building line, overlooking the school yard
He moved that committees Of three pc q
: pDnted tu prevent the construction OF sal
window.
3 The matter was referred to the Vlsitin
1 Committee OF that school, with power 70 &C
4 On motion Of Mr.. Nlelds, the various Yisi
\ ing Committees were instructed 10 have Shad
4 trees planted around Lheir respective school
On motion Of Mr.. FFatm, the sum Of e5 wa
> directed TO be paid TO the election officers,
q each Ward, for holding the late election, an
n So for the owner Of each house used for hOlC
4 The Committee Of No. 1, was authorized
: IpfUCtGFe certain articles for the school, and
-. make necessary repairs.
y The Committee on New Lot, Of which N
- Ignch was the only Remaining member ".
Z. 6.fFeAppOinted, as follows :-Nessrs LYME
Ip Pierce, FIaim, HeisleT, and MacAlllster.-
Z. The committee was instructed 10 report
= | next meeting a
= Mr. Baird moved that the schools be Gloss
he for one week, from April 28th, for the pu
Il. pose Of having them cleaned. Adopted.
n Mr.. Moore moved that q committee Of thr
& be appointed to audltthe Treasurers account
And settle with the State Auditor. AdOpte
The Chair appointed the committee, as Il
Oh A0uso s-1AG11GS. DAlLus 4AAuAS anu LklMlu.
mt On-m0tiOn the Treasurer was allowed tv
N naqe weeks, In which 20 produce his oficl
bohds.
s. The bonds Of Jas. n Brennan, for erectil
ny new school No. "a. were ordered 70 be canoe
ed.
er- Mr. Higgins offered an amendment to t
ac- Bylaws, making the second meeting In Ma
the time for electing Superintendent OF PU
j. lle Schools. Laid over nnder the rules, M
next meeting
I'm On motion Of Mr. Smith, the President q
Secretary Of the Board were constituted
. ) committee 70 ascertain what terms the Boa
can arrange with the Board OF Trade, |
d. meeting In the room of the latter body, at I
Masonic Temple. Adopted.
or On motion, the Secretary was instructed
request Of the retiring President, COl. 0FI
= shaw his annual report.
~ ~ The following orders were directed TO
~ ~ drawn Qulnby q Kent, 81. 30 N. MelchC
are @ e2.0O; VIM. III. Thompson. e1.75; Finn
80 Jackson, % cents; J0hn Stewart, "a 20 !;
.rs Mcdowell q Co., ei8 John Palmer, s7Iz.
he On moslons the Board adjourned.
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