, 1873-09-10
Transfers, designations; and Ap-
pointments Of Teachers.
Admissions to tho High School. The
Standard Reduced,
Schools Crowded---How They Are
to Be Relieved,

son, ounRer, Rohbor8, Runyan, ghu1don, gtone4 aud
Wols Aftor the reading and approval Of tho minutes
OF tho previous meeting, the Board proceeded to tho
ELECTION or oFF1oEns,
which resulted na follows: President, ". Il. KinR3
Y1co-Preftdcnt, 3. II. Sheldon; Superintendent of
fubAo INSTRUCTION, j. L. Nckard; Assistant Bupeyan.
tondent F. Hanford; Clerk Of the Board, 8. Johnston
buildng and eupply Agent, Jsmea Ward; School
Agont' g. Q. Chase: Assistant olork OF tho Board,
Margaret Hurdingo Secretary, J. L. Piclard, Mes
scnger, ]. A, qui1ford
Ae1hafka complimentary to President Hing nero
laaae ny moaars. hchherg aud Wells.
Inc drawing Of seata for tho ensuing year engaged
resumed. - A""1'"S -"
M. oalkins presented petition for tina rc,tor.tfon
ot tae bonnunros as Last year. Of tho AoaeIy School
0ihtF1et. NoferEed to tho Committee On Mosalv .na
Haven Schools. "~N"
ADMISSION TO TIM HIGH SCHOOL.
mf. ssoho offered resolution providing that appli.
eants for admission to tho High School who failed 10
como up 70 tho established standard OF sovcnty but
reached hixty-hvc, bo admitted to tho High Bchool On
two montha trial. and become regular scholars OF the
High School II they ablo to keep up with tho
claasca Upon motion Of Mr. Rtchbcrg tho ra7olution
was referred to tho Superintendent and he CoromIttos
On High School, with power to act.
EVENING soHoo1B
The President announced tho following 0om1aittsa
On ,Eyon1g schoola: Moasrs Donnnld, Bluttsrdt,
sheaon. oleaon, and Calkns Ho urged tho necessity
. hir RichberR offered resolution providing for in
Increase Of to tho annual salary of he Assistant
second.
rKAouERs TO WATCH pur11s PLAY,
ot tho old rules for tcaelers 70 Tho COMMITTEES on
Rules and Regulations. Adopted. Tho aectt on pro-
xaea tha tor watshful BY tsashs over
Aours Of school rooroation.
Mr. ab,,aoa .onoo1 3nsxca oRogTPa no, rs wtN1E9; NATL,
1ngs and Grounds be authorized to adver Eee for
school IN tho neghborhood Of Twen ty-r1th
Tho proaidont stated that several
. souoLARB FROM LAKE vuW
Io"nhh1p had beeu admitted to the Lnco,nt School
upon hS payncnt Of s27 per annu-tho avol age cost
pet 6 .n nnpm o. to pupils to min only
Mr.. Rlchherg moved the confirmation Of Thomas
dottson "a 1anttor Of the Wentworth Avenue School.
hIr. Stone, from the Committee on Finsn Re and
Am,dng, ,l reported having audited number az i1suad
aa p.s aaa recommended their payment. Tho. report
CONCERNING rrAoHrns.
bnpt. f7ckard subnftted the following reDort cons
eesnng teaecEs ornbracng lst of transftrs, rcsig
nations antl appointments. sinco tho close Of tho
schools for tho last varasioE:
sahs aiaea Hns Eos n1sy nr sE oSFS E
Street toJ Jones hlary 2. Doebo, Lincoln TO Jones;
Mary Lincoln ta1 to h9a1h H.e TO-
Dixon, Skinner to franklin Mimic Low, Carpenter
A. Tas a slas 5;oMn sne 70
osde1n I1aa MnPiG cfakshanh Clark to Skin Nolle
bard, Third Avenuo to Holden Mary j. Caldwell. S
sars tS Maye' Mar ! A1G
Third to Mitee; T. A. < nope
Mill to Calm! Calumet Ayonue Eliza J. Hull, Calumet Ave
Eliza J. c.mpbe and 5en.;ia N. s1cp DWELL to Joncs
Jennie Nesan and Lydia T. Richards to Knzto olara
4 Ian n In ri&A T.aLI
Moscy; Lizzie Fitzgerald and Mary fireen to Foster:
Anna E; Waldo to Ogden; Emma A. Dracson to walls
to ootsgo Grove IT, Lula Taylor aad W Belia 1 II. HseEs
to Carpenter; Minnie II. Breuuard and Mary Bur-
Calvin to Mitchell Street; Magse, Burke Kste oowsn u
and Mattio ". Thompson to Lincoln Street; 8srah
{derman); Josephine Wonder Moahl to Cottage Grows
,a;s Aliss NJ Posti, ef 70 s;amnon; Frances r.
Higgins, OF tho hinzlo Nancy g. dritilng Of tho
ia i. Edwards. Of tic Fostsr; Nessie l. PuTee' 81
T. siers. of tue nsvon E1s irwin, Of % tbs Gsrpenter :
Leila g.. sauaeraon md Anna E. Rockwell, Of tho
T iAe baasss csttio j. hoss, d the ws!sh nattis
H. Howard. Mitchell Iydie D. Van Wauton, OF the
Polk Marie i. Jennings, Of tho saugamon.
ADMITTED TO u10u SCHOOL,
Tho euperintentent submitted tho following names
Of pupils recommended Tor admission to tho High
School, and tho report was approyed Sarah G. Won't
worth, ntaso j. Baldwin, Adelia Dlnmore, Lulu Ii.
nuEts Maggie E. Davy, El'a N. Holtstander, Kate H.
man, Albert Farrelly, Granger Farwel, Lizzie Has-
broick, May Z; Thompson, Fannie Anderson, Annis
Emnln L. swift, Emsna Flazor, Carrie J. HcnricIs.
Emma A. uorba Mary J. Jameson, A. L. Robinson,
fesentha n aresnea fof s no5aRr
Morrison, Edward g. Potter, orella Taleott, Edwin
M ns sbo;a ssye xy e.
School, but were taken out by bickneRa or ahaance
from the city.
coMpL1uENrAnr.
Mr. 0linHcr read otter In tho French language |
from Mona!ouE H. T. Dleason. lAboEsr in the eluca
cIicaeo aud ID aaEins for inforaol: ~ 'D' ''''0' 0'
Mr. Stone moved TINT the question Of tho introduc-
ton Of the Htudy and tho textbook physiology be
deferred to the next mceting Carried.
BOUNDARIES RESTORED.
Mr. Oakinu from tho conlnistco to which tho matter
had been referred, reported In favor Of restoring the
ing, Of he Haven Moaey and Jones school dtsricts.
Mr. Stone, from tho Committee on Textbooks and |
School Intending to through Tho couFao. Tbs report
Mr: Kiehborg, from tne Committee on German.
respGsted IN favor Of purchasing German and Engah
diconaries for Tho use Of teachers in tho schools
" HALLIDAY BE8s1oaB.
speIintendont rickara suggested The propriety Of
etlcioncy by adopting plan Of having I've tsachera
Tor four rooms tn tho crowded primary departments
school LIZ tie = H. naoT Wa 1ersd
tho Committee On Teachers
Tho goard then nd djournel to meo again at hall past
o'clock Oh next Tueslay evening.
THE SCHOOLS OPENED
week ago laat Monday with attendance nearly
largo at tho close Of the last tern aud this week tho
number has increased All Of tho schools except tho
Lincoln, Bcaminon, Elizabeth Street, aud Skinner
crowded, and have moro pupils than can DO accommo-
dated.
During vacation tho Jones School was COM
plotted, md 1t opeuou with 200 moro scholars than
thore ars seats in tho building. Tho High School |
opened with about 100 acholare, and thcre arc slx
high School elasscs outside OF the High School
building, two In tho Calumet Avenue School, two In
tho Normal 8chool, In tho brown School, aud QUO
iu tho Lincoln Bclool.
Tho following now school buildings arc under
way aud contemplated: Ono Oh til, corner
Of Earrison street aud Western avenue, nearly
completed oue OH tho corncE Of Third avenue aud
Twelfth street. up story tho North Bido Rolling
hlil SCHOOL, nearly completed and ono on Veddcr
strse near 1slete jast hefnn Appropriations have
Twenty-aecond atrest and Western avenue, on Twap-
ty.slxth Atrert near Mantixnrtth nvenre m iha |