The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-21


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The statement was ordered spread on
the minutes.
The following resolution was adopted:
ReoOlrei, That Collector James B. Taney
be authorized to receive from Ex. Collector
George @. Black the sum OF S4,444 "a, be.
ing the amount due the Board OF Educa.
ton from the said George Q. Black, as Der
settlement approved this day, and TO pass
the same to the credit OF the Board.
A petition from the Riverside Iron
Works, asking that certain taxes assessed
and paid by them for educational pur.
poses,. on certain articles Of their own
manufacture, which they claim to Be ex.
empt, was referred to the Committee on Fl.
nance for report.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REPORT.
supt. Heryey submitted his monthly re.
port as follows:
wHEEL.se, Feb. 20, 1879.
Tohe Board Of Education:
GRSrLEolES-I herewith lay before YOU
the reports OF the schools ofthe district for
the month Of January, 1870, and present
the following abstract, to which l invite
your attention: n
Enrollneut for The month 4ot
Ayetse attendance goo
Average absence. M
Fer cent Of average attendance on cnTollmeut,. IS
Enrolment since September ,29S
Gases OF tartliness-W Washington 1876.
Madison 10, Clay III, Union lii, Centre
lSS, Webster l07, Richie 03, Colored 81;
total sos. ag7 -
Pupils perfect in MISUNDERSTANDING
ton 20, Madison 81, Clay 2l9, Union III,
Centre 90, Webster o., Richie $40, Color
ed 0; total 1914. 80.
Per cent Of Observation-Disclosures s.,
Madison 90, Clay %, Union IS, Centre 81,
Webster SO, Richie 81, Colored rs.
No. OF pupils in the several branches
photography 3, 400, reading 1884, writing
2,546, mental arithmetic 1,G4S, written
arithmetic l,S4G, geography 1908, English
grammar 456, history 2S2, physiology 127,
natural philosophy ~, chemistry 30, as.
tronomy 81, algebra 1874, geometry 40, U.
IS. Constitution aud Science OF Govern.
nlent SO, physical geography 1S2, rhetoric
10, mental philosophy Is, drawing go,
German language US.
Enrolment in each school Washington
AL, Madison 3lS, Clay $50, Union 542,
Centre 33S, Webster SOL, Richie 64l,
ColOred 70. IA 4T
Amount paid for instruction, including
German, $1,000.
GERMAN DEPARTMENT..
EnrollmentinG erman-Washington 10.
Madison 8, Clay 82, Union Is, Centre %,
Webster IS, Richie 80; totaliI75.
Number Of pupils OF German parentape,
l06; other than German parentage, 90.
Number OF pupils belonging to Grammar
Schools, 6S; Division A, liz. Amount
paid for instruction in German, $l54.
Respectfully submitted,
JonNC. IIRRvEY, Supt,
The report was received and filed.
Miss Lizzie Hamilton was appointed a
teacher in Webster sub.district school, to
succeed Miss Lizzie Clohan, resigned,
The Finance Committee submitted the
following:
III te Board ofEttledtiOa: s ~ !
GESrLENES-Thec communications Of the
Wheeling Iron and Nail Company, and
Wheat & Sons, in reference to taxes OF
1877, referred to the Committee on Fin.
anoe, have been examined, and We find that
there Is due the Wheeling Iron and Nail
Company on said assessment on $50, ZOO;
school fund SSl 70, building 1854; total
$SS 90. Due 3iessrs. Wheat & Son, on
Sl5, COO: school fund $37 so, building fund
S 90; total $1,000. Z. q
!, And otierthe following resolution;
ReyolMl, That the several amounts be
refunded TO the parties above named, and
charged to account rs stated.
ss5jeie 4 q. II W4TKISs, CM'N.
On motion Of MI. Ankle, tho Clerk was
INSTRUCTED to draw m order In favor Of
Miss Work for month salary as teacher
In Webster school, she to continue to fill
Miss Clohan's position for the balance Of
the month when she will be succeeded
by Miss Hamilton.
Tho Board, onmotion, adjourned.
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