The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04
ROARDOF EDUCATION.

A special meeting of the Board OF
Education was held last night, President
Baird in the chair.
Prescnt-Messrs. Bickel, Baird, Cald-
well, Collier, Ewing HuPp, Maxwell,
Miller, Stewart. Stone, Todd, Wilson,
Wheat, Vockler Schmulbach, Hess and
Gemmer-l1.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and signed.
LIST OF TEACHERS.
The following list OF the teachers
for the different schools us recommended
by the District Commissioner were pre-
sented and confirmed
First IFara Principal, L. }. Bundy;
assistant. Miss liza ls,.on; Division a,
Misses Agnes MrLur:, A. V. Oxtobyi
Division b. MISSES > johnson, L. Nc
Donald; Division c, Misses ALnie john
son. Mary Phpps; Division ID, Misses
Mary CoLne!ly, \. Greer, Mary Arbuth-
not.
Second ant Third Wards.-Principal
Mis-, Sal!ie J. Mchollin; Grammar School,
Mis-, Maggie Dawes; Division a, Mary
\. Davies, Emma J. Stephens Division
b. Mary Z. Jehcrs, Mary A. Ballle; Di-
vision {. Jane McColloch, Matte Stout,
Natttie s. Stephens; Division D. Lizzie
Swift. Miriam Dean, Lizzie Mckcnnen.
For..h Ward.-Principal, james r.
Snow'.n; Grammar School, Ella Dillon
I Division \, Anna Ewing, Ada Dillon;
/ Division i, Annie Jetiers, LIZZIE Downs;
Division c, Annie Chapline, NJ. Lon
McCullochand Amanda Robinson; DivIs-
ION c. Lucinda Sims, Maria E!llngham
and Sophia Davis.
F40i Ware Principal, Miss Maggie
/ G.. Taylor; Grammar, Sadie stout; DIVis-
ion A. Cornclia Hamilton; Division d,
/ Annie Moran, Belle Godfrey; Division
/ c. Minnie ). Black; Division ID, Annie
/ ". BOYD, IIvanIa Patterson.
.Slri Fard-Principal, Samuel Boyd
. Granmcr School, Martha Harper; Dlvis-
ION \, Mary Morrison, Edith Black;
Division B, Sue Crum hacker, Annie
Water.on; Division &, Lizzie Cross liz
F. zie Clohan; Division ID, Carrie Lope, Ida
/ Richards, Dora CIohan.
7 EighM Ward-PrincIpal, Henry n.
MsrtL; Grammar School, Ella JcIitrsi
/ Division \, Jessie Rose, Emma j. Andei-
son: Division b, Sarah y. Scott, Jessie
/ \. Emblem; Division {, Ella j. SLeph-
ems. Kate Leighton, Clara II. Whitei
/ Division D. Sarah McKinly Florence
/ Spcrry, SuIlic j. CaIendlne, Clara l..
Swift.
.SersaM lrard-Principal, y. NJ. Ste
ycnson; Grammar School, Miss \. b.
Easleson; Division a, Julia Wiley;
/ Division i, Eliza McKelvey; Division c,
Emma Snowdrn and Jennie Campbell;
. Division ID, Mnta Foster.
CoIorcd .Nchool-Principul w. +. Gas
kns; Primary department, Hattie +
Carter.
JANIroES APPOINTED.
First ward. Mrs. Weir; Second and
Third wards. Mrs. Miller; Fourth ward,
| Mrs. Waterhousc; Filth ward, Mrs. L.
/ Coleman; Sixth ward, Mrs. Amanda
. Trimblr; Eighth ward, Mrs. Turk;
Seventh ward, Mrs. Hannah Washing
ton.
The rules and regulations governing
the German Department were taken up
and adopted. The only change Of any
importance that was attempted was the
motion of Mr. Stone ubollshlnG the teach
ing OF German in the lower departments
and coniiEr 1t entirely 10 the Grammar
Departments Quite discussion took
place on this motion, in which McSsrs.
/ Caldwell, Collier and Stone advocated,
and Or Hupp opposed the amendment.
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defeated by the following vote:
AYES Baird, Collier, Caldwell, Max
well. Stone, Wilson, Wheat
NAYs-Bickel, Ewing, Gemmer, Hess,
Hupp. Scott, Schmulbach, Todd, Nock-
irr-9
GERMAN DEPARTMENT.
The following are the teachers for the
German schools:
For the German schools in the city,
--: First and Seventh
wards. C.. Bach; Second nhd
Third wards. Mrs. G"link; Second ward
Miss Bingcl; Fifth and Sixth wards, Miss
Arbenz; Eighth ward, Mr.. &. tutten.
berg.
DR.. HIpp offered the following, which
was adopted:
RssolrI That the clerk be instructed
To- have the list Of text books, and the
rules relating to th" German Depart
mcnt just corrected, printed without
delay, and inserted in each copy of the
recently printed rules for the govern
mcnt Of the Board of Education and the
schools of the district.
On motion, the committee on Finance
were authorized to negotiate II loan Of
$4,000, ut four months, for tho use oi
Board until the school levy for This veal
could be collected.
The principal for the Grammar De"
purtmcnt of the German language
after heated discussion was lett blank
for the present. Those who opposed the
appointment thought $500 per annun
was too large salary.
On motion, adjourned.