The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-21
BoARD=oF EDUCATION.

Gallon WA held last evening. Present /:
MessrS. Biclrel, Crawford, Caldwell, ELI
fritz, Egerler, Hall, Rogers, Stewart,
Todd, Wilson, Weitzel, Wheat. 70
The Committee on Accounts reported
b!lls amounting to 1871 So, which were
ordered paid. - w. ~ ~
The Committee on Teachers and Schools
reported the following resolutions, which
were adopted: Il
ReSOIuea, That the Commissioners OF
Clay, Washington, Union, Centre and
Webster districts be authorized 10 appoint,
subject to the confirmation Of the Board,
tho sane number Of teachers In the sew.
eral divisions for the ensuing scholastic
year that were employed Of the close Of
the preceding year.
ResOlVed, That the Commissioner Of
Madison and Richie Districts be author.
lied 70 appoint, In addition 10 the mum.
Der OF teachers employed at the close Of
the last scholastic year, one teacher Tor
the primary division OF each school,
Reso!pcd, That II 10 inexpedient ut this
time TO have re'examinatio Of teachers
The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds submitted the following resolu.
tion, which was adopted:
ResOIoed, That the Commissioner Of
Union District be and are hereby author.
ICED to have stone wall ballt between the
two buildings adjoining the school
grounds on the west, oEsufficient heighth
and thickness TO protect the grounds and
Afford access or roadway 10 the earth
closets.
ResOtued, That the Commissioners be
also authorized 10 have a tight fence, 10
DO made Of flooring boards, built the
length Of the lot on alley, and also on the
stone wall. s.-' :
The Annual Report OF the receipts and
Expenditures Of the Board Of Education
was submitted, and ordered published
one time In each OF the daily papers and
the Ar6eIter hreund.
Capt. Wilson, Of the Finance Commit
tee, recommended that Q levy Of 25 cents
on the 800 be made upon the real and
personal property to carry on the schools
Tor the coming year. This levy would re-
alize about $4,000. The recommends.
ton was adopted. . .|'.HL /
A levy Of 15 cents on each 800 Of real
and personal property was made for
building purposes.
Messrs, Wilson, Blckel and Egerter
were appointed committee 10 look after
the delinquent school taxes.
The contract Tor furnishing the schools
with coal for the ensuing year was award.
ed TO Messrs. Kimberly l. Co.
| The PFphihnnf q nd NInrly Nuapa It.aaka1
to offer the old Third Ward School Build.
ing at public sale, and instructed not to
accept anything less than had been offer
ed at private sale.
The different Commissioners reported
the appointment Of the following teach.
era:
WASHINGTON.
z. G. Bundy, Principal; A. W. Bundy,
Grammar School; Miss Hannah A. Phil.
lips, Division A; Miss Agnes Mcclure,
Division B, Grade /; Miss Alice V. OK
by, Division B, Grade 2; Miss Matilda
Mcdonald, Division O, Grade /; Miss
Sallie Robinson, Division Q, Grade 2;
Miss Annie johnson, Division D, grade
!; Miss Mary E. Phipps, Division D,
Grade q Miss Mary Connolly, Division
D, Grade 3.
MADISON.
A. n. Stevenson, Principal; Miss Ellen
n. Boyd, Assistant; Miss Julia Wiley,
Division A, 9Th Ward School; Division
B to be supplied; Miss Jennie Campbell,
Division Q, 7lh Ward School; Miss Eliza
McKelyey, Division D, 7th Ward School,
Grade !; Miss Hannah NJ. Nicoll, Division
D, 7th Ward School, Grade 2; Miss Mary
Jeters, Division B, I'd Ward School;
Mrs. Miriam Dean, Division D, ID Ward
School, Grade /; Miss Matte Stout, D.
vision d, second Ward School, Grade 2.
CLAY.
Miss Sallie J. Meholin, PRINCIPAL; Miss
Maggie Davis, Asst. in Gram. School;
Miss Mary A. Davis, Division A; Miss
Emma J. Stephens, Division 3; Miss
Mary A. Baltic, Division @; Miss Lizzie
n. Swift, Division D, Grade /; Miss Jane
McColloch, Division D, Grade 2.
UNION.
James F, Snowden, Principal; Miss
Matte Mckelvey, Asst. in Grammar; Miss
Ada Dillon, Division A, Grade 2; Miss
Anna JetIers, Division B, Grade /; Miss
Lizzie Downs, Division B, Grade 2; Miss
Sadie Stout, Division G, Grade /; Miss
Louisa McColloch, Division G.. Grade 2;
Miss Amanda Robinson, Division D,
Grade !; Miss Lucinda Sims, Division D,
Grade 2; Miss Maria Ellingham, Division
D, Grade 3; Miss Sophia Davis, Division
D, Grade 4.
CENTRE.
Rev. ]. Il. McMechen, Principal; Miss
III. E. Taylor, Grammar School; Miss Ger.
trude KRAFT, Division A; Miss Cornelia
Hamilton, Division B. Grade /; Miss Mag.
gle Reid, Division B, Grade 2; Miss Min
ME B. Black, Division G; Miss Anna s.
Boyd, Division D, Grade l; Miss Jennie
Patterson, Division D, Grade2. 10,
WEBSTER.
Rev. Samuel Boyd, Principal; Miss
Martha Harper, Grammar School; Miss
Mary J. Morrison, Division A; Miss E.
Edith Black, Division B; Miss Sue E.
Crumbacker, Division G; Miss Anna @.
Watterson, Division D, Grade /; Miss Liz
zie Gross, Division D, Grade Q; Miss Liz.
zte Clohan, Division d, Grade 3; Miss M.
+. @. Lope, Division D, Grade 4.
RITcH1E.
Henry N, Merlz, PRINCIPAL; Miss Belle
Graham, Assistant; Miss Ella Stephens,
Division A; Miss Emma Anderson, Di-
vision A; Miss Sarah A. Scott, Division
b; Miss Jessie A. Emblem, Division B;
Mrs Josie +. Rose, Division G; Miss Katie
Leighton, Division @; Miss CIarie Il.
White, Division c; Miss Sarah Mckinley,
Division D; Miss Maggie Clohan, Dlyis.
ion D; Miss Clara L. Swift, Division D.
coLoRED SCHOOL.
Rev. W. F. Gaskins, Principal; Miss
Harriet E. Carter, Assistant Princi pal.
GERMAN DEPARTMENT..
@. A. SchaiFer, Superintendent; En-
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