Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-16

The Board of Education of the city OF
Alpena met in the Secretary's office on
Wednesday evening, February 9th, 1876,
and was called to order at O'clock by
the President.
PREsENT.-Geo. L. Maltz, President F;
A. r. Mcdonald, Secretary; +. S. Dewey,
Superintendent, and Members Lockwood,
Lester, Starbird and Stout.
Journal of last session read and ap-
proved.
The President stated that in obedience
to resolution of the Board passed at
the last meeting, he had conferred with
Rev. Father Van Ginnlpp, Rector of st.
Barnard Church, of this city, in reference
to vacclnating the pupils of st. Der
nards school, and that the following re-
port from VIM. p. Maiden, NJ. d., would
explain the result Of said conference.
nEfdRT.
To he Honorable M6 Bodrd Of Edued-
cation, city Of Aipena, Michigan:
GENTLEMEN Il have the honor to re-
port, that rs directed by Mr.. Maltz,
visited the Catholic schools of this city,
where received the cheerful assistance
of the Rev. Father Van Ginnipp and the
sisters in charge, In examining and vac
cinating their scholars. The following
Is the result:
Found properly vaccinatesi. A
Had the ssoall-pox and never vaccinated,
vaccinatcd BY me, o.
Total, H.
have also, since my last report, vac.
cInated .thirty-one .(3D more scholars OF
School District No. 4, City of Alpena
sent to me for that purpose BY Professor
Dewey and his assistants.
Most respectfully,
tn4 - w. p. MAIDEN, NJ. D.
Report received and ordered spread
upon the journal, on motion Of Mr.. Les.
ter.
The Superintendent presented a sta.
tistical summary of attendance, enroll
mcnt, etc, of the Alpena public schools
for the statistical year from September
9th, 1875, to December Gath, 1875. Or
dered placed on file.
The Superintendent also presented his
twelfth quarterly report, relative to the
condition of the schools, etc. The same
was ordered placed on 1le, and the Sec
rotary instructed to publish extracts
therefrom, on motion of Mr.. Lockwood
BILLS PRESENTED.
w. p. Maiden, as follows;
ns No Il -'' '' ' s25.5
vac Si lel children at IS cts, SOL
| vaccnatin9 ri lO.8
ExSminins IS scholars, Catholic school, 80
Total, lls.o
Z. F. Hobart & Co., 81. Louis, two boxes :. i.
school materials, se.V
T.. Rutlcdgc, days work changing seats, 20
James Mcdonald ono days work fcmov-
ing and adjusting PARTITION, 81
r. Hathaway, Addison, Michigan, three r
volumes Appletone cyclopedia, u $50
Robert Reyes, piling 8 cords OF wood. 30
bingham, tombstone & CO., repairs on
Excels elsie school Furniture Manufacture -.
ing Company, 80 gross cfayons ~. 30
n on boohs Ss etc. ~ ~ ia
| Moved by Mr. Lockwood, that tn
bill for wood by Hugh Monroe be re
ferred to the Committee on Wood, wit
instructions to report to the Secretar
as early as possible, and that the Secrs
tary be authorized and instructed :
draw an order in favor of Mr.. Monro
for such amount as may be certified b
the committee Ayes Lockwood, Les
ter, Starbird and Stout. Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Lester, supported b
Mr.. starbird, that the remainder OF tn
bills be allowed and warrants draw
for the payment Of the same. Ayes
Lester. Lockwood, Starbird and stou
Carried
The President presented q clrculo
from the State Board OF Centennial maj
ayers, asking the hearty, active, an
immediate cooperation Of the Board
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