The daily gazette., 1875-04-13
FIRST EDITION
hoard of EassiatiOss.


APPOINTMENT OF STANDING coMMITTERs--
THE CONTESTED ELECTION cAsE--MR.
FURRY ADMITrED-THR sUPERINTEN-
DENTS SALARY.
The Board Of Education. held regu-
lar meeting, LAST evening President Short
ledge in the chair.
The special committee on the contest
ed election case, in the Second Ward, re-
ported that they had many Irregularities
In the manner in which the election had
bsen conducted. nothing had been done
that wo..3J make Illegal. They there
fore, asked that Peter u. Furry be ad-
nitted to membership in the Board. The
loose manner Of holding the election was
ewing to the defective character Of the
laws governing the Inspectors. and they
considered that the laws should be revis-
ed.
President Shortledgo announced the
following standing committee;
Committee on Teachers-Wm. S. Hill
les, Levi G. Bird, John II. Moore. Isaac
]. Jenkins, Charles Baird.
Committee on Finance-Henry Eckel,
John Palmer, VIM. IL. Pierce.
Committee ON Books-Zibra Ferris, Jr.,
B. Il. Heisler, Thomas Johnson, Henry
Eckel, Charles E. Buck.
Committee on Accounts--James Wool
ley, Levi G. Bird. ID L. Hawkins.
Committee ON Trahsfers-John H.
Moore. VIM. H. Curry. L. W. Palmer.
Committee on Printing--lfeorge L.
Roberts, Lewis Z.hley, Jacob F. Sharp.
Committee ON Fuel--Allen Ruth, J. G..
Morrow, Philemma Chandler.
Committee on Normal School--Robert
c. Fraim, John Il. Frock, Charles T..
Buck.
Committee On Insarance-Wm. ]. Nor
row, Charles Baird WIN. II. Pierce. .
Special Colnraittee, Sale of School
House No. 13-Allen Ruth, Geo W. Ver-
non, Philemma Chandlr
James Woolley, intr' ICED r:solu-
tion providing that .,ms against
the Board shall be paid "a 'hly, ON the
second Tuesday of each mouth, excepting
salaries insurances, rents, payments on
ment was offered by HenrJ Eckel, pro-
viding that all bills shall come to the
Board, through the Committee on Ac-
counts, that the Finance Committee can
be informed Of the amount OF money re-
Auired. The resolution as amended, was
passed.
IL. Jenkins introduced resolution
autborizing the visiting committee oi
No. school,to have prepared and print
ed 100 diplomas for the graduates OF the
school. l'ostnoned until the next meet
ing, and the Coo,mittcn. We're authorized
to ascertain the probable cost OF having
them printed. -."
Ziba Ferris, offered resolution. fixing
the salary of the superintendent of thS
Scht OILS at $500. The present salary il
$500
John II. Moore spoke against the rese
luton, and read from the census Of 1873
u list OF salaries Of Superintendents o.
cities here the population was equal o.
less than this city, thereby showing tha
our Superintendent salary was low II
comparison.
Fraim, Buck, Pierce, Weolley and Chan
dler aguinst. Messrs Ferris and Zeble,
for the resolution.
The ayes and nays were called 10
and the resolution defeated by the fol
lowing vote: Ayes, Ferris, Frock
Hawkins, Sharpe, Vernon, Zebley, 9
, Nays, Chandler, Curry. Eckel, Frainl
Heisler, Buck, Jenkins, johnson, w
J. Morrow, j. c. Morrow, Moore, L
w. Palmer, Peirce, John Palmer, Ruth
Roberts, Taylor, Wooley, Shortledge
10.
Ou vi ~
President appointed, as committe
on Rules for the government OF th
Board, Messers, Eckel, johnson ant
Ruth.
On motion, of Lewis Zebley,
committee was appointed to provid
blanks containing the proper oaths t
be used by the inspectors Of schoo
elections. Mes Zebley Sharpe an
Hawkins were appointed as the Com
mittec,
On motion of J. J. jenkins order
were directed to be drawn In favor c
the officers of the late election, and
order for 81, 90 for each house in whic
an election was held.
An order was directed TO be draw
in favor of James j. Webb for $S2.
On motion Of Ziba Ferris, 300 copie
Of the list of officers, members an
committee of the Board, and teacher
were ordered to be printed.
On motion, adjourned.