The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-05-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS


Of any 1nappropriated funds Remaining IL the
treasury after the payment Of the teachers
salaries for the Spring tetga.
William Fisher. Esq, paid to se Treasury
$50 on a small claim against him, and NJ.
zollckoifer 50 collected as fine imposed for
shooting birds and paid over 10
him for the benefit of the public schools.
Having heard and dulg considered state
ment made BY the trustees and the teacher Of
the school 1t Bachman's mill, 9th election
district, the expulsion Of an ungovernable pu-
pill therefrom, was approved.
An application for repairs 20 Mace scbcSi
house, in the 9Th election district, was pre-
senled, considered, and deferred until after an
inspection By the school commissioner in
charge Of the district.
NJ. Mckinney introduced Messrs. Sayler
and Fox, who made statement ia regard to
the trustees oflheir school, showing thata con.
Aict Of opinion existed, the first named gentle.
men declining to serve under conditions whie0
he named; in reply TO which the President re-
marked that the Bosrd was not quite prepar-
ed to go into the appointment Of the trustees.
An application for new school house at
Miller's, in the 9Th election district, was de-
ferred for the want Of sufficient funds for
Building purposes,
On representation of Mr.. Prugh. 1t was or
dered that, for the Spring term, Miss Alice
Jean, who holds certificate issued by Prof
Newell, be paid at the rate Of $50 per term.
The treasurer was required to purchase loo
copies Of the amended school law.
On the application of Mr., George Bowers,
a trustee Of Good Hspe Academy, ID election
district, he was authorized TO improve the
school grounds by removing any superahun-
dance Of timber; that he be allowed fair
portion as compensation for his labor and
trouble; and that the expense Of cutting and
cording the wood, which is to be supplied to
the school, be charged as incidental expenses
on the teachers report.
On motion, il was order that the school
known as "Mahlon's, in the fourth election
district, be closed, the necessity for school
in that locality being too Insignificant TO JUS
tify the expense. The following resolutions
were then presented and adopted:
ResOlred, That the Secretary communicate
the thanks Of this Board % Salem Lodge, l.
o. o. +. for the very kind manner in which
the use of the Odd Fellows Hall was placed
at the disposal Of the public schools OF West
Minister on the 18th instant.
Resolred, That the members Of the Board
desire to express their thankst to the Amphons
for the delightful music furnished by ,heui to
the public school entertainment on the 9TH
instant.
Resolred, That this Board will pay the OK
penses Of those Of its members, who, in ae-
cordance with Prof Newelrs earnest request,
shall be present at the State Normal School
Commencement to be held in Baltimore in
the last week of this month.
The respective School Commissioners were
then called, to present any further matter
which they might have to submit TO the Board;
whefeupon one or two Of the members called
attention to the necessity Of building school
houses in certain districts.
The tables Of teachers reports, as far as re-
ceived, were then submitted, and the payment
Of salaries ordered.
Denominations Of Trustees were submitted
and adopted by the Board.
The Board then adjourned to meet on June
l, 1874.
Public School Trustees appointed for the
year commencing May, 1874:
LIST Election District No. /, Pine Hill,
Stephen Smith, William Vain, Charles NJ.
Hess. No. ?, Piney Creek, s. Slaughenhaupt,
Abraham n. Hess, Abraham Hill. No. 8,
Mehring's, Edward Spangler, George Hitter
Sterling Gait, James Knox, Heze'h. D. Mehr.
iIE. Nv ~ Jan oAoNNf l@plEils
Samuel Clingan. William Feezer. No. 6,
Taneytown, Benjamin Skunk, David Buffng.
ton. DR.. William Reindollar. No. I, Oregon,
Abraham Garner, Hezekiah Baker, Gabriel
Slower. No. s, Martins, Jacob Merhing,
Abraham Burlington, Samuel Shriner. No.
., Shaw's, John Crabbs, Henry Sherman,
Daniel Koontz.
Cd and Esih Election Districts. |,
Union Bridge, Joseph Wolf, Granville Haines,
Jesse Anders. No. 2, TINKER Meeting House,
John II. Jordan, George II. Brown, Levi
Caylor. No. 3, Uniontown, No. /, Capt. J.
G. Brubaker, Jesse I. Davis, VIM. Thomas
No. 4, Uniontown, No. 2, DR.. w. N. Martin,
VIM. Hoffman, John S. Deyilbiss No. 5,
Morelock's, David Roop, John Rover, Henry
Drummer No. 6, Frizzellsburg. Dr. Jacob
Rinehart, Leonard Zile, Alfred Warner. No
4, Pleasant Valley, Jesse Myerly, Jno Myers,
Edward Devilbiss. No. 8, Baust's Church,
Jesse Unger, VIM. Nusbaum, Henry Zell.
No. 0, Fairview, Davis Myers, Daniel Diehl,
David Stoner. No. 10, Middeiown, Moses
Hollenberger, VIM. Banst, James Hooper.
No. II, Bear Mount, Samuel Warehime,
Washington Hull, David Morelock. African
School No !, John Thompson, Lloyd Goats,
SummerGeld Roberts. African School No. 2,
Benjamin Washington, Benjamin Harp, Han.
son Davis.
Sd Election District. No. l, Mount Pleas.
ant, Josephus II. Hoppe, John Grouse, Frank
Burgoon. No. 2, Carroll Academy, Aaron
Burgoon, Jesse Myers, Jacob Humbeft. No.
8, Wisner's School, Abraham Zeizer, John
Stuart, John Wampler. No. 4, Bish's School,
Samuel Geeting. Emanuel Zeizer, Jeremiah
Sterner, No. 3, Humbert's School, Jacob
Essig, George Humbert, Michael Silvernail.
No. Q, Mans School, Absalom Koontz, Cy-
rus Feazer, John Maus. No. I, Green Mt.
Academy, James Adlesperger, John Boose,
VIM. Copenhaver. No. 8, Erb's School, NJ.
Copenhaver, Samuel Keefer. John W. David.
son. No 3, Frock's, Good Hope Academy,
Geo. Bowers, VIM. Yingling, John Lester.
No. 10, Covers School, Samuel Cover, Geo.
koonts. Jacob Formwalt.
Nh Election District No. /, Carrollton,
VIM Arhaugh, Isaac Green, IT,, Charles W.
Brown. No. ., Browns Meeting House, S,
A. Martin, George Taylor, Noah Bucher.
No. 2, Patapsco, Henry Westaway, Asbury
Allgire, David Abbott. No. i, Sandy
Mount, William Miller, Granville I. Her
ing, Peter Woods. No. 8, Finksburg,
William Stocksdale, Abram Lcister, Geo. W.
Horner. No. G, Fair Mount, Hanson I.
Bartholow, Thomas Gorsuch, Major Wash.
ingion Gorsuch. No. 7, Deer Park, Leonard
Rosenberger, VIM. H. Caple, John Miner.
No. 8, Morgan Ryn, Deferred until Difficult.
ties ore removed. No. Q, Louisville, Joshua
Beasman, Eli Bennett, William Roberts.
No. /, African School, George Bowman, ].
Keller, James Howard.
9th Election Distrif..-No. /, Oakland,
Referred 10 the next meeting Of the
Board. No. 2, Stony Ridge, John o. De-
vries, Geo. Burman, Lloyd Brown, No. 9,
Mechanicsyille, n. D. Norris, joseph Slack,
:. ". Barnett. No. 4, Sykesville, Truston
Polk, Joshua Barnes, Charles Warfeld. No.
3. Hoods Mills, Isaac 7. McComas, Zadoc
Waters, Samuel Benily. No. o, Dranden.
burg's, W. NJ. Sellman, J. N. Dorsey, Thos.
Glennen. No. 7, Pleasant Gap, James H.
Shipley, Sebastian Bowers, Joshua Wilson.
No. 8, St Farver's, David MeQuay, l.. +.
Condor, Joseph Wilson No. 8, Jenkins,
John 0. Caraway, Warner Picket, Mr.. Ores.
well, No. 10, Pine Grove, jesse Leather
wood. No. II, Freedom, j. O. Wadlow, j.
Deckabangh, VIM. t. Deyries. No. j, Airi-
can School, Geo. Dieus, Philip Dorsey, John
Gasaway.
Gu Election District. No. ], Manchester,
Isaac Brilliant, Emanuel Cox. Washington
Musselman. No. 2, Millers, Henry II. Mil
ler Martin Shafer, Samuel II. Halfacker.
No. 3, zlmmeFman's, Geo. Lawson, J. Baum,
benjamin Bowser No. 4, Lippy's, John
kroh, Henry Shafier. Abram Wilson. No. s..