The Morning herald., 1878-12-24
which he has at times even hugged and

| Kissed, --- aS
DR.. Grimshaw (interrupting) I call th,
gentleman to order "A r,... ~ !.
Considerable confusion was then caused
by several OF the members rising and M
Eckel, still Keeping the door advanced
angrily two or three steps tow ard Dr.
NJ. EcIsl was permitted 10 proceed and
after speaking to great length upon tie
ramifcations of the committee Ii irving to
And; what action was best he alluded to Tho
necessity Of enlarginge the school. The size
ne sald, must be increased or the building
Will soon be too small and the coIorsd
children will be compelled to leave the
gne school and under the premises of the
FEDERAL law will be coming to white schools
and then those politicians will be-
Of. drimshaw, (risfng to bis feet sudden
y and speaking q little faster aud louder
than usual Iraise point of order. the
alities. 7
Mr.. Hsisler also arose With ths same
object In view. f al 5@54s N
Mr. Eckel, PERSISTED in q loud voice
that ne was still making statement.
Inc question as to whether Mr.. Ecksl
should proceed or not, was then put ana
carried with Mr.. Heislsr essting the only
negative vote, and In loud voice.
Xr. kckel, (sarcsstically to Mr., Heisler. y
Thank you cir, when people throw stones
at me they get as good as they send.
DR.. Grimshaw again arose to his feet
and was about to speak to the chair.
when Mr.. Eckei cried out at the tor of
his voic: SNOW sir you've rot to take
your seat. / am here by pernission Of
the Board now, and yoa shall not inter
rapt me.
Mr.. Eckel again got started, when DR..
drlmsnaw STOOD up the once more.
Mr.. Eckel,- loudly and angrily) now
sir, you have got to let roe alone and step
this, you shall not 60 on with your sense
less and foolish Interruptions, (shaking
his fists in the air) and sir If ysu do not
stop I'll make you; this has been going on
long enough, tracing across the room to
Dr. Glimshaws desk, while the latter
stood In silent amazsmsnt) and it shall gs
Never before in the history, of the
board has such scene Of excitement oc,
Cured as that which transpired during
the delivery ofthe above. All the men~
bsrs arose to their feet and acted o. though
carried away by the unusual Occurrences,
Mr.. Heisler looked, around in msek tor
ror and moved an adjournment. s,.
At this point and while Mr.. kcksl was
still speaking, DR.. Grimshsw received q
hasty call to attend patient and lsfs' the
room. .e@'H :, .&. Hf:a Z U
MIR. Ecksl, (still continuing.) Hs may
blab, blab, from now till doon's day, and
will do so unless, he il checked. Every
whip stitch he is jumping up with his fook
ishness. Mr.. Eckei then went on at great
length, over the ground he had previous
y spoken on, and when he concluded, Mr..
Helsler asked if there were any vacant
seats in the school in question; to which
the chair replied that there were. f1.
Heisler;-then there is no use in SPEND.
ing two OF three thousand dollars to en-,
large it. -
The question to lay on the table was
put and carried, rr ... .,'a ..rslt.rT
After Mr.. Eeksl had resumed the chair,
Mr.. ,Lobdell offered a,rssolution, instruct
ing the committee on insurance, to ascer-
t In whether any premium notes of the
board were held BY New Castle and the
Farmers Mutual Insurance Companies,
and if SO the amounts and dates, The
resolution was adopted. ~ be ii. i
% motion of Mr.. Baird, the proper
officials were authorized to inform the
land lords Of school buildings, Nos. 13,
II, and IS that the properties would be
vacated on the 25th OF March. Iae, 80 4
The printing committee, on the motion
Of MIR. Davidson was authorized to revise
the present manuals and have the usual
number Of copies (20O) printed. q.
Mr.. Furry offered a resolution, provi~
ding for the closing of the public schools
on January End and 3rd in addition to the
regular holidays. It was adopted,
The committee of school No. Q, on, ap~
plication of Mr., Davidson were given per.
mission to dispose Of lot of old Senches.
Repairs were granted as follows: Re,
pairs to the weather vsns and lightning
rod at No. l; to the registers and out
house at No. 2; the water pipe at No. g.;
padlocks, &c. at No. 4; and the lightning
rod at No. 10.
Before the Board adjourned, President
Eckel asked the members to pardon him
for fhe insurrectionary manner he had
acted during the evening. g-.a n..l. ..