Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-09


The following accounts were allowed out
of the General Fund:
D. Blumenfield, printing and adver
Using .....,....................S 1l Ok
W. Hermes, labor and paying help. 90
G. Marquart, shade trees ...... 3 30
Il. Mulberger, fire insurance ..... 90
The following accounts were allowed and
ordered to be paid from tie tuition fund
to-wit:
F. Babenroth, stationery and bindine$13 So
l.. Meier, Crayon. .................... SO
The Superintendent was instructed to
procure l6 double school decks, to COM
plete the furnishing of the first grammar
class room at Union School No. /, and he
was also directed to cause the several school
houses, furniture, apparatus, &C., to be pro-
perly repaired and replenished, prior to the
opening of the schools for next term.
The following resolutions were presented
by the superintendent, and unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, The number of pupils belong.
ing to Union School No /, by the present
division is larger than can be accommodated
at the school house; and
WHEREAS, Union School No. and are
capable Of seating large number of pupils
more than at present belong there, there
fore be it
RESOLVED, That from and after September
the LIST next, the city of Watertown shall
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DISTRICT OF UNION SCHOOL NO. l.
All the pupils of the city belonging to
the High School Department. All the pu
pills residing east of the center of Third
street in the First ward; all the pupils Of
the Second ward, residing east of the cen
ter of Third and south Of the center OF
CadJ streets; all the pupils of the Seventh
ward residing east OF Third street not be-
longing to the Primary Department, and
also such pupils of the Sixth ward, and
that part of the Second ward lying north
of the center Of Cady street belonging to
the Grammer Department.
DISTRICT OF UNION SCHOOL NO. g.
All the pupils of the Third, Fourth and
Fifth wards, together with all the pupils of
the First and Second wards residing west
| Of the center of Third and south OF the
center of Cady streets, not belonging to the
High School Department., also such pupils
of the Seventh ward living west of the
| center of third street, and not belonging to
the High School and Primary Department
DISTRICT OF UNION SCHOOL NO. 3
| Al! the pupils of the Sixth ward, and
that part of the Second ward situated north
! of the center of Cady street, belonging to the
| Primary and Intermediate Departments.
SEVENTH WARD SCHOOL.
The pupils of the Seventh ward belong
| ing the Primary Department.
RESOLVED, That in case the above appor-
tionment should prove insufficient in caus
ing an equitable dstribstion of pupils
amongst the different schools, the superin-
| tendent is hereby authorized and directed
| to change the same by contracting or en-
| larglng the school districts as fsr as neces-
sty may require.
Resolued, That exceptions from the above
rules shall only be granted by the superin
tendent of public schools for special or ur-
gent reasons.
The superintendent read to the Board a
memorial of the principal of Union School
No. /, proposing some changes in the ar
rangement and classification of said school.
On motion the memorial was laid on the
table until the next meeting OF the Board
Com. Baum offered the following resolu.
ton:
Resolved, That the salary of the Princi-
pal OF Union School No. /, be, and the
same is hereby fixed at one hundred dollars
per school month, and that the salary Of
the Principal Of Union School No. 2, shall
| be seventy-fve dollars per month for the
ensuing school year.
The Ayes and Noes having been called,
the resolution was lost by the following
vote:
For the adoption of the resolution, Com.
Baum. Against the adoption, CONS.
Specht, Gaebler, McHugh, Herbst, Volk-
man and Sullivan.
Com. Volk man offered the following re-
solution:
Resolved, That the salaries Of the Princi-
pals, and of all the other teachers shall be
the same of the ensuing school year as have
| been paid last year.
The resolution was adopted, Com. Baum
voting in the negative.
| The Superintendent read to the Board
| his report of the teachers examination,
held July the 18th and 18th. The follow
! ing applicants were granted certificates:
FIRST GRADE CERTIFICATES.
|
Mr.. W. D. Parker.
| Miss Josephine Ruebhausen.
! Miss Emma Charbonesu.
SECOND GRADE CERTIFICATES.
Miss Kate Owens,
!" Cora Bradbury.
I" Mary Lembeke.
THIRD GRADE CERTIFICATES.
Miss Emma Schoechert.
s. Emma Mcmahon.
+" Sarah Mcmahon.
/" Anna Shillcox.
Anna Norris.
Lizzie Price.
Sc Lizzie Davis.
On motion Board adjourned until Friday
evening, Aug. 4th next.
VIM. BIEBER, Clerk.