, 1877-02-02

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Thls snoant, At present rntes OF sites and build
ings., might bo reduced so ae 10 bring thctr cost
u ~ ~
m,nnts II statonaent M q condition ana neeas:
lngs. NJ que OF which ia suitabla ~ school pur-
p9ass as They esnnot ns ptopsfy lsatso et yea'
ss:s.'lally .. !. ssoaam:sally taasht sewe ot
tsachet Tust b. !eas than tho average IN properly
t!'s sr sSStn IT, pS for g set
pupIls they contain Il cannot ssy accountability.
IL es.i u as 81; #, 5 aY ,s bssn. Il s
e sasssa .ana
& W@,s ssn Per 'snnn w1aa 10 eSs
half .day dissions Of thst section u tle city. " ~
The same statements arc applicable to all rented
buiid!nxs In other sections ~ 10 cost and in.
The soaih Division has two sen.sa buildings and
oue building owned BY the citx which l. entirely
pap T1sis Il Se: s: IL
.he same sse!ion ot the city w.uil swell tho NUM-
ssda, Ts.s .nauS 81 eo
Iwenty.stxth and l!alstsd streets, and near
WALLACE "a! Thirty -ai1h ssreess. ,u
purposes, and ono bui!dlu. owned By the city In
ns.s p.
humber togcshcr With Tho ha!f-d.r pupsss In tic
:alnu sections. would a. four twelve :toon, build
aaa Indians .t;eets q :slisvs shs weil.. Gstpsa:
ter, sna L,neoln stFsst seheolsi one near paulina
building and relIsvs Tho cIasks aud shus dispense
with anvther rentea building nsat tile Clarke; ons
gst sast q Central re,k . take the pl.es d ths
Schools: tho fourth near Centre avenue md Niue
tcenta steet to t.ke !hs placo q two reHted build
d!spsnss with auuth1f rented butldIuy: For thls
last building lot Las been already purchased.
also for tho building near PauifnA and Van uurcu
Thu West Division High gchoo, has bscou,o 10
istgs ss seriously to eneroaeh uprn Tho Grammar
school. tefo! 70 ii. Wet lido Wste1.T .TanE 1ots
r. M1nEos az nsn s is ts
would euab!e eha Skinner sehuol 10 accommodate
b: Sasn aSx = T. s:o Il
thu crowded Grammar School and, indirectly, li4.
Bss:s x r. ss's !ss i'pfd :;ss e. n's
nearly saoaas e srset II tho I bai,afns !saalssi. wv
azkud for but tbs amount u cerl!u!y very small
oae considering ths need and The bsnett u accrue
tne Pnpis of ehs Skinner School bJ ths removal
eannot urEa TOO strongly tho absoluts necessity
of making provisions that shal td " of ths aeess;
to school purposes. Iespectfully submitted,
J. l.. PtcKAHp,
Superintendent schools,
Nl&UKEL1NEoUs,
Tho report Of the Committee On Jonltors and
| Supplies Wus then taken up. Tho Item Of
~ ,00O for 1an'tons called out eonslderahlo
| discussion.
Inspector Arnold thought the pay Of 1900
to 81 ,s0 year TOO high.
Ms. Ward explained that out Of tho sums
named thu tonltor had to pay several s1sist-
ants,
Inspector Welch thought that the whole work
! could be luua by contract fof less thau $4,000
! y year. He wAs prepared ~ be bulldoze.l over
tbs subject u Aa iIal been last wear over the
saluhes Ut teachers, and he gave notice that he
should wsga war OH tho tanttur question ln
clostng lii remarks, Ar. Welcl, said that
ho h41 noticed in the annual report t..at tho
| board took nlto Itself considerable credit for
Yclusiug expenses % per cent. "IL," said bIr.
IL tu hare tliat credit, do,'s know it.''
! Mr.. Arnul1 moved t0 make the fuel Item
| $A,0 Instead Of f35,00U. Lost.
Mr. English moved to maku the item $S3, ,000
Curricl.
Ms. Welch moved that the Item for lanitoss
bc reduced from 45l.OU ~ $4,000. Lost,
The remainder of the report VI this COMMITTEES
VILE adopted, the total being 3SU 505 ~ st<aIust
&1u hGl tsS fur ix4t yeur.