Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-15


man. Jonathan shaiier, Jacob Weaver, Ell Har
man, Hiram Roth.
Bridgeport lind )-Joscph NJ Spencer, James
Kratzer, Jason Spencer, Joseph Whitaker, Abra-
ham Stadden.
Burnside Borough was unreprcscnted.
Burnside Township-Daniel German, Joseph
Hutton, Wesley White John Fry.
Ciearfeld-lion. James T. Leonard, Aaron G.
Tate, Thomas II. Murray, John Irwin, Henry
Bridge, Thomas Riley.
Chest-Henry IL. Hurd, Anthony McGarvey,
Austin Curry
Covington-R Roland Kennedy, serdon Coudret,
DR.. J. W. Potter, Lewis Picard.
CurwensviIle-H John Patton, Daniel Faust,
S. j. Gates, Charles Rorabaugh, Vorice Clark
Samuel Arnold.
Deeatur-Peroy q. Mattern, John Hughes.
William Reams. Samuel Kephart, George Motit.
Ferguson-Willam Moore, Christian Shot,
Josiah Henry, Lewis McCra sken, James Mead
den, knoch Straw.
GiraId-Fnncis Hugar, Barnsy McGovern
Mitchell Shope, George shirey.
Goshen-John A. l.. illegal, L. X. Shirey
William A. Nelson John Fulton.
| Graham-Thomas II. Forcey, D. d. Sehoono-
yer, Aaron @. Dale Peter Moni1.
| Greenwood samuel Van Horn.
| Gulich-Wm. T. Mcdonald, Jehn S. MeKier.
nan, George Mccullough, Alexander Irwin, Da-
yid Spencer.
Hoaizdale--P. J. Mccullough, Dr. Todd, J.
Linaugh, John Jay, John Moore, Patrick Quinn
| lluston-Allrcd Seoleld, Henry p, Towns, Jos.
Washburn, Thomas c. Hoyt, Hiram Woodward.
Jordan-James Johnston. Reuben Straw, Robi
Patterson. John @. Williams, Henry Withsrow.
Karthaus was unrepresented.
Knox-Abram Waller, Philip Erhard, Samuel
Bloom, John y. Owens, Samuel Snyder, Conrad
| Bloom.
| Iaw.anc. v..h / n 49, m;ut. 7 .n.h ....
Miles Read, Leander Denuing Jackson l.. ronk-
lin, Samuel Rowles.
Lawrence (Ind.) -Wm. l.. Rishel, A. 7. Moore,
George s. Gearhart, Samuel Bell, John I. Nc
Bride, jackson Read.
Lumber city--John Hips, John Busseil, ia
son Kirk, DR.. David A. Fetser, John McDivtt,
Robert Way
MADEIRA lind. .)--samuel shoa
Morris-J. Good Merell, DR.. A. Thorn, John
Hartel, Gilbert Hoover.
New washiDgton--John II. Byers, James Saw
age.
Newburg- Emanuel Ilitehrand, John Klinger.
Osceola-Dr. 7. II. Biandy, George II. swoope ,
Milo Hoyt, Moses Myers, Justin ]. Pie.
Penp--James Miller, Samuel widemire, WIN.
Wall, Edward Bloom.
Pike-Dsvid Way, Johnston Holden, Joseph
II. Dale, William Curry, Alfred Long, Peter
Caldwell.
| hDCktOu ilUusl-hllllaW Nelty, Clluuel a..
Gelnett, Henry Hummol, Jacob II. Brubaker,
Jacob smith, John Wety,
Union-Charles Brown, Henry Y. Stowell,
John shceser, Jacob X. oswalt, James Henry,
henry Whitehead.
wallaceion--James II. Turner. Michael D.
Reidy, Andrew Glare, james X. Turner, Alexan-
der France, Archibald N. Shaw.
woodlsnd-Bigler Dunlap, WIN. r. Kline.
Total-l72.
A call OF the roll developed the fact
that l72 Directors were present, out
Of the 240 IN the forty districts in the
county. Three years ago only SO
Directors answered to their names.
The salary question having been
disposed of by the Legislature, the
Secretary read the following
DEPAR1MEsr or PuBLrc IssrRUorios, I
HARRisBuno, Pa, April, 1878
To The President Of the Tri. enniai oonrenfion Of
School Directors
Sra The following statement gives the ap-
proximste salaries of County snperintendents, as
fixed by an act Of Assembly, approved April ;,
1878. Under the provisions Of the act referred
to the Superintendent receives $3.50 for each
school under his jurisdiction at the time Of bis
election, providing that 10 no instance shall the
salary be less than $500 nor more than $4,000
na 70 coan,e' ,S containing one nusdred schools
81 900, providing further that counties having
two hundred and ninety schools, twelve hundred
aSars miles o. ,er,Gry, Or an average annual
sbail not be less than 81 500. '''
The bill inrthsr provides, that Conventions Of
sssTo pires'SI, ca when assembled for the purpose
him a salary greater tb"n the amount he would
receive BY the act above referred to- such increase
TO ps taken isom The school fusD o. SAID COUNTY
School Direc,ors from the duty % Of King the sals. a.
ries Of soperiutendeuts, as heretofore. Their
only duty now consist, in elec'os the hest man
"''' ~ '''' '' " '' j. p ~ w,oxrssua% 'u % ''
supert Of Pupiic Instruction.
The appointments made by tho
Department under the act in question.
fixes the salary for this county at
1000. At the conclusion of the read
ing of tho circular, Mr.. Towns, of Hus-
ton, moved that the salary be fixed at
$1,000. The President requested those
who were in favor of the increase to
rise and stand until they were counted.
But twenty stood up. Less than
quorum having voted for the increase,