The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-15

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other matters was received and placed on file.
Among these petitions WAS quite number
soliciting Appropriations for building more
comfortable achoo'honHes, all Of which had
70 be postponed until The Board shall the as
suraaca that tho means will be available %
build IN such places as must be supplied with
the accommodation necessary 10 enable the
trustees 70 eonlinne the schools IN q healthy
condition
As tie Board, for the want Of funds, could
take 40 action on these petitions, and as the
members afe unanimously DESTROYS to accom-
modafe eeery part of the counfy with school
houses sufficiently comfortable, at least, to
favor the health Of the pupils, the Board or.
defed The Secretary 70 prepare note TO be
sent @ the County Commissioners respectfully
asking that the Coanty Levy this Spring for
school purposes, shall be sufficient to net TO
the School Board the sum Of twenty-five thou
sand dollars ON Of such levy.
On the application Of Nix. Mckinney, per
mission 10 hold Sabbath School ia Walnut
Grove school-house, IN the lst klec.ioa Dis
trict, was given, on condition, As in all similar
cases, th,sf the trustees Of said school concur,
and are individually and collectively RESPONSE
bic for all damage to the school property, Of
any and every kind, By such permission thus
10 use the hool.house.
On the presentation by Mr. William KesteF
Of an ordar from Mrs. Susan Miller, the sum
Of $50 vas paid for two years rent Of what is
known a tsErbis School House, now the
property oft said Susan Miller.
On application oil Messrs. Geiselman and
Shaeifer for q payment on the contract for
building Central Hall school-house- enable
them 70 pay their b-conlractors,--the sum
of $3.50. o. the balance claimed 70 be remain
ing due TO the sub-contractors,) Was paid 10
John 6eiselman, as one Of the parties TO
whom the payment for the building will be
due on its completion.
The members having completed their lists
Of School Trustees as tar as they were then
ready TO recommend, the following appoints
ments and re-appointments were adopted.
Having ordered the publication in the
county papers Of the lists Of trustees as far as
completed, the Board adjourned, TO meet on
Monday the It'll day Of June.
Should any of the trustee appointees de-
clil.e to serve, and should errors have been
committed in publishing the names, as is pro
bable, or should iustihable dissatisfaction ex-
list, the parties Interested are requested to
make the facts known 10 the Board at the
meeting in June.
The commencement Of the State Normal
School will take place on the 3lst Of May, in
the Opera House in Baltimore.
The 18th Of June has been named as the
time for holdingthe Carroll County Teachers
insutusei Dul as I'loi. NeSell mas oeen asked
will change the time 10 the last Monday in
August, continuing the exercises until Friday,
the Sd day Of September, TINS giving the
teachers their usual salary for three days Of
their attendance on the Institute allowing that
melr unties are 70 commence On we hrst 81
september.
CARROLL co. SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
Ist Election Disirict--R Robert C. McKinnev's.
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Hes.an pb;l;n Shr;nsr
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Cl;nv.n ~ W SiSr Rsess s,''-' '-s e'
a ana Two Schoois Tanav,ou,n WI.
liam Fisher, John Burlington, VIM. T. Haugh.
8. Oregon. Hezekiah Baker, Gabriel
Slower, Ezra d. Stuller
?. Martins. Jacob Mehring, Abraham
Burlington, Josiah Ham.
10. Shaw's. John Crabbs, Henry Sher-
man, Daniel koonts.
Sd Election Disfyict-R Robert c. HeKinaev's.
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.tohn Cronss ErsnI R.rroon ri''''S - Sfi'''
aA S Tan.sIl l1ana ~ syn r. -.
Jesse Myers, Jacob Hnmbert.
9. Wisner's. abraham Yeiser, ,. Stuart,
John Wampler.
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feiser, Jeremiah Sterner.
;. Humhert's. Jacob Essig, Geo. Hum
bert, Michael Silvernail.
Q. Maus'. Absalom Keoutx, Cyrus Fee
ser, John Maus.
=. Green Mount Academy. James Adel-
sperger, John Boose, VIM. Copenhaver.
5. Erb's. NJ Copenhater, Samuel kee-
fer, Jacob Marker.
y Good Hope. George Bowers, William
fingling, John Lester.
10. Covers. Samuel Cover, Geo. Koonts,
Jacob Formwalt.
II; Cherry Grove. Peter Rnmp, David
Shull, William II. Leppo.
i0fh Election Distriet-R C. McKiaaey's.
l.. Mount Union. John Shirk.' Henry
Reck, Albert Koonts.
?. Middleburg. Henry Shriner, John n.
Wihemiller. DR.. Charles Thomson.
0. Brnceville. Marshall Mehrine. James
White. Jacob Myers.
4. Double Pipe Greek. Joshua Dotterer.
John N. Cover Svlvester Valert;no
5. Keysville. Reuben Stopesiger. Peter
L. Ritter, Mr.. Harmon.
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baker. Jesse n ii. Davis. VIM Thomas -
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