The Morning herald., 1878-06-11
ONE CENT.
THE SCHOOL DIRECTIONS.
KEGULAR MEETING LAST EVENING. - 4
TEMPERATE SESSION sc.

REGULAR MEETING LAST EVENING. II
TEMPERATE SESSION sc.
The Board of Education met in regular ees-
sion last evening, President Eckel IN the
chair, and Mr. Baird acting as Secretary
in the absence Of Mr.. Cloward.
After the calling Of the roll the rules we're
suspended and Mr. a. P. Grubb was quali-
fed member of the Board. ,
The committee on teachers stated that
the examination of teachers had been con-
cluded that day and would report the re-
suit of their labors at future meeting.
Mr.. Belts presented the following resol
ution: ...s...a. Es.. aN45 t.- l
Resolved that 1t shall be the duty OF
the Treasurer of the Board, TO- enter in
Book to be kept for that purpose, all &C
counts OF whatever kind or character which
may from time to time be forwarded to him
by the committee on accounts, after said
accounts shall have been audited by the
committee, and abbetted by the Board; and
further, that all such entries.shall be made
under the supervision of the Committee on
accounts. After some discussion the cons
sideration of the resolution was postponed
until future meeting. & "o .ga
Repairs were granted to be made at
Schools No. 2, Is and II. lr'g r'rr'..
On motion of Mr.. Baird, Sec. 35 of Law
IS of the BY Laws, in relation to the exam
nation Of schools was amended by striking
out the words s'last week" and inserting
L" last two weeks". On motion of the same
gentleman sec. SO of the same law, was a.
mended by striking out the word Thursday
the date fixed for holding the Boys com
| nencement in the high schools, and substt-
| tuting Friday in its stead o; 4r.r,,, s.sr,
In relation to the commencement exer-
cises of No. l. Mr.. Baird said that the
time for holding the Boys commencement
of,the following Thursday. Mr.. Baird also
stated that the committee on No. 1 intended
to follow the same plan as on last year In
distributing tickets gratiously with the
privileges Of the holders, securing reserved
seats by payment of 10 cents.
Mr.. .Wooiey stated that In view of the
great dissatisfaction caused by q few per-
sons securing monopoly OF SEATS. ne
would move that no one person would be
entitled to reserve more than 10 seats.
This motion gave rise to considerable debate
between Messrs Wooley, Speakman, Baird,
Lally and others, and finally the question
was lost by a vote of 0 to 5. Il. "
On motionMr. .lally the wishing Committees
from each schools were advised to call at
their schools, and ascertain the amount OF
, coal on hand. s -Nr elj :. -
The board was invited to attend the cem-
mencement exercises Of the following
schools to be held on the dates named:
f No. 2, June 25; No. 4, June a.; No. o.
June 27. ........ .....-.-.. 2. ,r ,.....
. These bills were ordered to be drawn;
Jacob Butz, $500; j. Fl. Bleyer, $500
Jno. Aiken, $500; David Stevenson, sou
Samuel Lee $500; W. W. Simmons, $500
l M. j. McCIoskey $500; H: Fieldman, $500
. P. J. Babcock, SIS CO.; samuel Hawkins.
$500; B. R. Heisler, $5.00;N, Melcnoir 4
D Son, $1.25; W. H. Pierce, $9.l james
/. Davis, $500; s. M. Johnson, $S40; Geo
Q s. Hagany, so; G. W. jackson, $50; H. r
n Pickles, $32 10; G. W. Bush y Son, $50. 30
= Nathan Ghcen, 81 .65; J. NJ. Bryan, SlO.SO
j. P. Cornell, $13SS; Ferris & Garrett, 80
G. Cleary, $500, E. r. Pub, Co. Sll 80
A. Wilson, $4,000; G.. F. Thomas u Co:
$10627; G. W. solloway, $500. Pay rol
to May 10th. $4.729.50. IL '.'. '..,---