The daily gazette., 1874-08-25
Amount due hy } /, killgore,

hh )uht hie 'J ) L. kilipnrt, a. 81
(aiguci) IL. u. MclNl aE,
WM. a. PIERCE.
In ,.es"niinF tins report, Mr.. Mclniire
stated that tue late 'fre,surur had, during
ono month al his term drawn his salary III
advance. Durln9 this month an attachment
had been lgId III tho hands oi President
liillns, and he. not knowing that the Treas
urcr he'd received his salary for that month,
answered to hlvn@ funds belonging to that
oliser. The atiacamenf, ihAleiore, had to
be settled by Mr. illlci, aud an order for
the amount, st p, wf9 afterwards directed
IL he drawn IN favor OF E3quire Publ.
Mr.. Mrlntire also stated that tho school
bonds had all been sold, except 500, and
that the sum OF SGOOD, from this source,
was III bank, To the credit oil the Board,
awaiting the Tleasurer's orders. 1t would
he taken care OF on Ireasurer'ia alleys return.
lilo nrlncr stated that there WAS 81 ,i03 36
oi school taxes to the credit OF the Board,
which the proper officers were ordered 10
draw.
Tho Committee on Teachers prrse nlc.l the
following report
The Committee on Teachers recommend d
tho following transfers and appointments !:
Miss Nj. L.. SayetH, OF No. /, in place of
MISS Maggie w. Stewart, No. |, resigned;
MiSs Sarah A. Taylor, TO the place made
vacant by Mis- Sayel's transfer Miss Clara
IL. Counliss, oi No. ., to Miss Taylor's for
| mer poaition.
In No. 3, Miss Rahecca Brown appointed
10 the place made vacant hv transfer OF
Miss Count $. aud Miss SUSIE Frra trans
lerred 10 Miss Browns position.
In No. Z, Mi 5 E!la Il. Todd 10 Miss Co.
| celia Meaariy's former position.
| In School No. 10, Miss Ceccln Merariiy.
| to fiji Miss Todd's former position.
In new School M. l.. Miss Temper, 1co
| Lober is appointed 10 ill the vacancy.
| in School No II, Miss Amanda Seyil to
| fill Miss Megaity's ioimer position.
| In school No. II, Allss Emma A. Coyle,
TO trke the place OF Miss Rebecca Brown.
| The committee also recommend that s. j,
Wiley and Mary Miller bo appointed assis
tant teachers iii the Normal School, Mr.
Haran, superintendent, being the princi
pal.
An examination for now teachers was
held August sth and l9tb, and the follow
ing persons have been placed OH the roll O
OF accepted teachers
| Amanda ID. Sevll, Sarah W. Hay, LiZzi,
w. Saycrs, Annie Nichols. Sidney IL. Wells
Mary l. Good, Annie II. Jeileris, Mary A
Colt, Marion A. Shaw and Eyalinc Wilkin
| son.
1ho report was adopted.
MIR. Mclntire stated that the amour
| uue INC BOARD by d. Ia. kllIgOr6 wa
$9.3i. and as the easiest way of settlin,
the affair, moved that an order for thi
amount be drawn in favor of the Secre
tary, and the late Treasurer's bonds can
celled. Adopted.
Several committees were continued Oh
all business in THEN hands
Tho resolution appointing Mrs, Ellie
Simpson janitress of No. 13 school wa
laid on the table, and Mr.. Perry, presen
ianitor, ordered to continue in this posi-
tion.
The advertisement of the sale of schoG
bonds was ordered TO be discontinued.
No. . committee was authorized to Sc
> to the city tho coal in the cellar of th
school building at Tenth and Kin
streets.
II Various committees We're ordered
make necessary repairs to their respec
i've schools.
Mr. FrOck offered n resolution dscor
tinuing the Normal School. Laid ovf
1 until navt ,srN~t'-
, ...... s.ISotiiiB.
A communication was read from FRO
+. Becher. Offering to teach vocal mus
in School No. and School No. 4, uppt
room, for $500 per annum, referred
n speelal committee, consisting OF Mess
Frock. Hesler and W0olley.
Col. Grimshaw offered n resolution al