Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
nEau1An MEETING MoNpAY LvENlNe.

REGULAR MEETING MoNpAY EVENING. 7
The Board of Education met in regular session
last evening" Mr. Ferris in the absence of fresi-
dent Hillcs, occupying the chair
The Committee ON Teachers reported number
of transfers of teachers, made necessary by til ,
organization OF No. II into Grammar School.
These transfers have already been published In
those columns.) The report was adopted, and the
transfers confirmed.
A bill of James u Webb, amounting to s472 20,
for which the teachcrs vouchers had not all been
received was allowed provided tho vouchers, when
obtained, are fouAd correct.
The Finance Committee reported that the bonds
TO be Issued, secured by mortgage on the barod's
property, would be ready in few days.
Mr.. Child moved that the Finance Committee
be instructed TO negotiate these bonds, or many
| of them are, at present, actually necdcd' IN
| the best possible terms. Adopted ..
The COmniitec nn = S1n"u poited that
| tho school WAS IIid, r'' -iI, hat tue con
tractor waetrt sou i,. .ut would wait
uu'i the next ilhg oi The board.
The committee appointed TO examine the school
| property No 49, Second street near Washington
reported that they deemed 1t worth Sj,ooO also
| that 1t was untt Tor school purposes and should
be vacated and sold, as soon as other acoommoua-
| tions are provided for the children.
The report was adopted, and the same comnt-
tee on motion OF NJ Child, instructed TO sell the
property at the price stated, as soon rs other ac-
commodations for the children arc provided
Tho Printing Committee, on motion of MIR.
Adams, was instructed to have printed blank
appropriation cards, ON which to keep account OF
the various appropriations to be made by the
| Board.
| The bills tor the month Of January were laid
over but the old bills which had accumulated,
| were allowed, as follows:
ORDERS;
| A. j. Springer, IS II; Boughman, Thomas n
| Co., So S. Jetferis & Son, 81 C5; +. W. Hopes,
s62 Ss Capelle & Bro, 81 q. Worrell, $40 %
James 4 Webb, $92 26 James & Webb, S472 93;
jenkins q Atkinson, sl4S SS Geo W. Vernon,
IA so; james Bradford, 81 80; L. L. Brown,
% IL A ID. Vandever, 81 9S; j, j. Wyatt, Sc 0S;
| ). Rigby, So 60; &. p. johnson, Si6 l6; Adam
Grubb q Co, 81 20 5. Rgby, $lS so; Alexander
| Montgomery, So so; j. w. Hawkins, 81 z. Pick
els, 81 So William b. Wylie, 81; E: Glasgow,
| 50; U. Stewart, "a 25; James Bradford, 81 10;
| j. A. Krauspe, ~ 25 Robert Lee, IS 60; w. j
Morrow, SO cents Carr & Carter, So SO; z. Pick
els Sc 70 Speakman & Bros, $44 AZ Bryan Il
| Bradley, IS 20; Finn & jackson, Sc; Enterprise
| Manufacturing Co., $54 z. Pickles, 81 So VIII
liams & Hopkins, 81 SO; J. f. Mynch. 81 OF
A. J. Springer, $ll 25; Finn jackson, $40; T.
Pickles, 81 80; J. W. Wilson, ST 25 s. N. Taylor,
So 20; w. IL. Holt, SO; Thomas Sherwin, s2 So
William Garner, S5 5. DAVIS, Sl4 2S; z. Pick
| els, "a 90; 4. Crib, So; Springer, Morley &
Cause, S43 IS; q. Worrell, 81 % J. d j. n.
Harr1sn, SIS 73 Finn d jackson, IS 40 Jas
France, s37 90; Z. Pickles, 81 80; William IL
Foulk, $50 9S L. w. Hopes, S62 SO Bryan Il
Bradley, So 60; Rev. p. keiley, 500; Charles
Warner u Co., $43 81; J. &. Johuson, SIS 25
| Speakman Bros. S4 65 James Bradford, So IS
| A. d. Vandever, So; X. Morrison, rs cents; Bryan
& Bradley, 81 35; p. Ayers, "a; w. j. Morrow
81 25; jenkins & Atkinson, sic; T. b. Hyzar,
800 s. X. Cloud, 81 SO James Bradford, "a 81
John McEhenny, amount not state: : Teachers
| and Janators OF night school, Sl64 %.
On motion, the Beard adjourned.