National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-20

man. lie was n truEteu OI0cer IN MS cuuTOuf huu
Hlwsys true to his trust; had known him about
Mr.. Myers stated on inquiry that the character
OF Mr.. Taylor was not pleasant. One day HheI
empioyed at Mr.. Taylor's house he left q new
umbrella there and had never seen u since Dr
NiChEls had had Mr.. Taylor up Tor taking wood
REV. Mr.. Arnold stated that he was sorry Mr.
Brown had called on him. The character Of MI
Taylor lie bad. Mrs. Taylor the vile q tne lani
innnF and stated that they bought ther coal from
the coal cart bought II every week and thl'
wrs ali he coal that came 10 the house. Mf
Tpyint hfnugh Euine rlndsfs home only once, aud
ihal WHs In February last, Ohe day he brought
b. ne \ iull Ul hot les from Mi. simmons
q. A. smith,
H. g. UHuWS,
rFAqrNrEf ~ FiirS dnHEs6F,
The follow ing statements we're submi,ted
illep Johb,oW aiiiliiisials, D. H. IIotn dsp@ss
end tpF ~ n siH hHt repeatedly seen john Taylor
hrlpa = hag lull ~ something out Of the seheel
uRi VtRlnfrd Unu day and opened the hAAl
which be 80 down oGe d.y, Shlle he Nsgi ~" =
grocery tluFf, lkOpt Ny M, llagklnrl and saw, 10
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mark
sworn to and ruhrorlbsd before no Tits an day
n March, A. u, lhh InnR A. MuaH,
Notary Publlr, DISTRICT Of Columbia
HEHUTTIEu TESTIMONY,
hAt tllNlA NAflIhl tiI Ntl1 1
AhAInalA, u, a., March ~ IhIL
We, tho mgmbGrs 0t the Suns and Daughters
o. the Mace dnniR haPIlit church, have bsun In.
formed that the name Of Jerry Myers has been
Itnt In 10 you " before the board Tor the purpose
d being the lanilor Of the public school 10 the
Wy ioSh ~ Hs''S s' Iaa =, o J9nR d IS ib
on August 10, lh;i, tho ono Jerry Myers stolen
from u the sum o. $3.50, and we, a. members q
the above meRiuned society, do hope you will
not give the IanI:0nhIp 10 the ons Jerry Myers.
JANIS Howard, SR,,
EDWARD LuNAX,
WIN, ELLIS,
JONI MINOR,
JAMES HOWAWn, Ia,
MRS ROsE A, HOWARD, g..
WILLIAM MITCHELL,
BETTY MINOR,
OHcers Of the Sons and Daughters OF NJ. ID +,
BIO.
He is now turned out OF the church, and also
out OF the society, and Is q mGn Of tie lowest
character Very truly,
To the trustees Of the d. g.
HILLDALE. ID. c., Oct. 9th, rs.
the Anuel Church Meeting held into the Mac
Members toxic RcsishOn on Ellen JOHNSON and
turnCd Her out Of the Church for Com hitting
Adultery.
REV. EDGAR BANKS, Pastor.
4 she has not been back to the church ccnCe she
W4s turnout. JAMES HowARD,
Junior church clerk.
Tatge HOngrcjit BoGTi o. TrGsisss er he PaSiie
IESTfEXE IN learn that the committee ap-
pointed to investigate the matter pertaining to
Z Il refer to the refusal to open the building on
the Sd OF March, has brought in a resolution to
Tescnd John TaylOr's appointment; therefore, l
dc most humbly petition taat some other mode o:
furnishing him be used. make this petition be-
cause hope to have you consider these facts:
!. That John Taylor did not desire TO defy the
board, but thought that inasmuch as the president
Of the board and the trustees OF the district had
agreed that he should be paid, that the board
would not hold him 10 account If he refused to
WORK Tor nothing. He claims to have been &C
tpRted BY the desire Of receiving his money, and
only that.
z That he did not refuse the building to the
parties, but only to work Tor them without CON-
g. 1 have never had a better ianitor. Plenty Of
men can be had, but on account Of the small pay
efficient ones are scarce. He has never been be-
hind time once. My school has always been 10
perfect order. He has always been oblIging to
the teachers Previous TO his first appointment
was constantly changing janitOr; they would take
the Job and fnd too much work for the small pay.
Hoping you will consider these facts, am
yours respectfully, WIN. J. SIMMONS.
,,,,. IIILLsPALE, March 10, 1873.
To he H0nOrdble Board OF Trustees 0r the COURty
GESTLEMTN: We have to represent that John
been honest. and we find that he has been faith
full in the discharge oil his duty.
Respectfully,
Principal School No. 3, District MOI,
T. T.. HALL,
EMMA PATTERSON,
MARY 7. BKNJAMIN.
THE EXPULSION.
Mr. Packard submitted the following:
Whereas John Taylor, ianltor Of school g. dis
trct Z has been proven guilty OF violating orders
gmAnating from this board; therefore be Il
RrsOiutd, That his appointment is hereby re.
Mr.. 4 q. Brown opposed the adoption Of the
vote was taken and II was adopted.
THE SCHOOL BuiLpINus.
Mr.. Packard offered the following. which was
RsSoirrd. That none Of the county school build.
school purposes, except upon . written Rppllca.
tlon being made by responsible parties represent.
Ing organizations or societies desiring the use Of
any said buildings, and tho approval Of such 70.
quests by q majority OF tho county sub board, the
said applicants In their petition binding th0In.
loss 70 he SCho5roo@ or articles t6SrSa and
when permission IL given 70 use the Same tor re-
lRlout worship, II shall DO construed TO comprise
tho usual religious services, sunday schools and
prayer meetings only Bo IL also
RrI0lpfd, That Elf such applicants shall state
particularly the day OF the week and hours Of the
day that said buildings are desired.
RfToiped, That no applications shall be granted
In tho localities where there Are suitable public
halls or other accommodations that eau DO OBJ.
tanned for the uses applied for, and all permits
heretofore granted shalt expire on the LIST proK,,
and the parties In Interest be notified TO renew
Rss0iped, That in no case shall permission be
given to use the fuel procured for school pur.
pOseE, and that 10 any case Of permission for the
use OF any school building the lanitor employed
by this board must also be employed by the party
or parties 70 whom the said premises may be
granted, and the JanitoT will be held strictly re.
GpOnEible for the interpolation OF any fuel DO.
longing 70 the public schools.
DUTIES OF TEACHERS.
Mr.. ]. S. Brown offered the following:
ReSOired, That the principals and teachers 10
charge Of the county BchOolhOuses he specially
notified that their duties include frequent per.
soaal inspection OF the condition Of he school.
houses, outbuildings and grounds respectively
under their charge, and OF the fuel In store
therein; also, strict supervision Of their anltOrs
and that they are expected 70 promptly inform
the local trustee whenever they md any loss or
damage to have occurred, any repairs needed, or
any other matter requiring the attention Of the
trustees.
Resolved, That in cases Of the grant OF the
use OF school to any organization for re-
HgiCus and benevolent purposes, the teachers 10
that the iAnitOrs have the schOol-house opened
for their use, and that the house be properly
guarded and closed On such occasions.
Laid over for action at next weeks meeting.
The board then adjourned.
A BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Certificate Of Incorporation Filed.
Messrs. q. W. Cissel, W. II. H. Oissel, d. Q.
McKeIden. Geo. M. Barker, E. Mob. Timoney,
W. l.. Van Derlip, H. W. F. V. Stamp, L KauE
man and ]. H. Wheeler as corporators have filed
in the office of the recorder Of deeds g certificate
of incorporation as the District Of Columbia
Building and Loan Association. The objects are
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