The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-19

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bills to the amount of $500 was read
and adopted. f's5
The report of the committee on
Teachers and Schools was read together
with the following resolution:
Resolved, That the Clerk be directed
to iesue an order or the Treasurer pay
able TO the President OF the Fulton dis
trict, for the sum oil SlS.3S, the amour,
OF school tax chargeable upon the
property OF George Zoeckler and Fred
Wiener for 1873, whenever the clerk
shall be Satisfied that the said tax is
paid into the treasury OF this Board.
The ayes any nays were called and
the resolution was lost by vote ofnine
10 four.
The report OF the special joint COM
mittee on Re-Districtipg and CONSOLE
dating the Grammar schools was read
with the following resolution
Resolved, That it is inexped;ent 81
this time 10 make any change in the
present sub district lines, or 10 copsoii-
date the Grammar schools oil the Dis
trict.
DR.. Hupp offered the following as q
substitute for the resolution aud report
offered by the above committee
RESOLVED, That the Grammar sub
district, embracing the territory south
OF Wheeling creek, there shall be but
two Grammar schools; one en-
bracipg the Grammar schools south
OF Labelle stree; to be taught 10 the
9Th ward school building, the other
embracing the ,ranmar school pupils
in the territory lying between Lsbelle
street and Wheeling creek, 10 be
taught until otherwise provided in the
fifth ward school building. 10 this
sub-district there shall be but two su'
pervising prlr CT pals.
Resolved, That the grammar echool
sub district, embracing the territory
north OF Wheeling creek, there snail!
be but one grammar school and thai
from the first OF September ensuing, 10
the time OF the completion OF the new
school house about 10 be built on the
corner OF 18th and Eff streets, said
grammar school shall be divided into
two branches One branch
embracing the grammar school
pupils OF the First, Second and Seventh
wards to be taught in the First ward
school building; the other, embracing
the grammar school pupils of the
Third and Fourth wards, 10 be ughi
in the Fourth ward school building
aud upon the completion OF the new
school house that the two branches be
united, forming one graded grammar
school. to occupy the third story OF the
new building. In this, sub district
there shall be but one supervising prin-
ciple subsequent to the union OF the
Two branches.
DR. Logan moved TO lay the whole
subjebt on the table for the present
which was lost by o vote OF eight 10
four.
Dr.. Hupp's substitute WAS lost by q
voteoi twelve TO one, and the report and
resolution OF the committee adopted.
The committee on Finance made a
verbal report recommending the former
mode OF taking the enumeration OF the
youth, and the Board of Education have
the power TO appoint and select proper
and careful census takers. The report
OF the committee was adopted.
Mr.. Bckel offered the following res
olutions
RESOLVED. That Miss Eliza McKelvey,
teacher in division D OF the 7th ward
school, be paid $3.50 sslary for the
months OF May and June as a compen-
sstion for extra services rendered.
Adopted.
ResOlved, That the Clerk may here
after, at the close OF each month, issue
an order TO the Superintendent 10 draw
upon the Collector Tor an equitable por-
ton OF his annual salary. Lost
That portion of the Superintendent
report in relation to the basement OF
the new school house WAS referred 10
the committee on Buildings and
Grounds.
The bids for the building Of the jani-
tors house for the Third ward school
were redommittei to The committee on
Buildings and Grounds to advertise for
new bids.
On motion adjourned.