The daily gazette., 1879-07-15
1oIJRTH EDITION (:o
,uE SCHOOL DlREc'"-''

.cuooL DIRECToRs.
.r,ra-rHE COMMITTEE
on 1EA'nE ruE BOARD uNMixEs :, TIE ,,ns
rp AND TEA i.nnAA,N-RoUTINE BUSINESS
&C s.., thing done at the regular reg Ia,
The ilIst ,ns 1n Board of Education iast
pesling .,.;sh o. III, President Ecksl presided,
1' ihs presenting and .la reau"S ea'n%i,tes e On
''ioSns Il si1 report from the c0'''''''
,acbers: mr., July IA, 1879.
!, ne Board Of Public l',..o" Eauoa..o"' on
Nv EVEN = Your committee on
ssss respectfully report that .saS .ns ,G, .bs
ptng tgs,,ions ni'ur required by the Board 'o IN
t,a.l,l,''St ,aD ,o otain permanent certliicates
fdsr 10 T Davis, Jennie l.. Black, An-
s'eesa epessaaJniizkly, Rebecca e. Brown
is ., n1Sl r. Oslr, Maria W. Carswell, Al
pss .si Il SSi SSsllie A. Taylor, Ida A: Cars
hsaet ". ~ T. Cook, Annie Speakman'
!sll, Iu' q cox, Sidney A. Wells, Edwina
Kruse. -,od nv the commit
and was accepted aud the cer'inca'e'
Sered 70 be gran ed. .,.o .a.,
usioa %ao Committee Oh teachers also made
.uo lno in which they recommended the
''a~iua sw changes and new appointments
'u ,..cbers for the year commencing
y ~ 1910: That Annie NJ. Lewes and
~. ss I Springer each be promoted to
nJ 1,ace in the Girls High School, and
!, fSalhe A. Taylor of No. 4 be pro-
a..I :. JI to The lowest position in the same
U"0I sJ that Emma Pringle be appointed
i,S "SDsl and Matilda r. Sayres, Eudom
a. g,y and Mary 2. Jackson, assistants
,nsl;irs' l Gramm Ar School No. l that
i,,ie ' +. Duncan be made first ASST 'tanl
I y" 4: that Annie J. Black be made
!. 10 assistant in Boys School No. a; that
cuIsa D. S hlnidt be made third a sist-
\ in t;lrls' School No. A; that Ida q.
sysns be made second, Annie Raud-
t,vy M tbld, aud Anne ID. Curtis fourth
srssut M in the primary department OF
5; that Mary l.. McCaulley be made
.Iaant principal, Agnes E. Ogle, sec
NJ, Reb cca J. Davis, third, Ella Il.
Eoyost fourth, and Phoebe K. Guthrie,
M assistant in No. o; that Alice Mer-
no made assistant principal, M. Irene
awkin., first, Sidney A. Wells, second,
vie Mcdonnell, third, Mary j.
F0eeIer, fourth, and El "a A. Regan,
NJ assistant in No. I; that Su'an Wier
made assistant principal in No. 10;
al Sarah NJ. Jones be made second as
st.ut in No. IL; thai Ella ID. Burns be
sde second and Hannah II ,rrigan third
slant in No. r.; that Sallie A. Tay-
Of No. I be male principal, and
billie Turner third assistant in NO. 13 /;
a viclorine A. Vandever b. made as
liant principal ani Ella E. Tod I, first
sislant in No. IA; that Hannah p.
ems son be M de third and Maggie Car
Snler fourth assistant in No. 18. The
mntlee recommended the toilo sing
appointments to the positions held by
achers when the schools closed in June
Bt Rebec"a A. Pyle of No. I, and May
Lewis of No. IA.
The report OF recommendations was
opted.
Mr.. raylor presented and had read the
port Of the committee on accounts aud
Nore motion to have it adopted had
zen made, Mr.. Morrow moved that an
der be drawn In favor of the water de-
rment for money due Robert Jones
bun the Board for services as janitor
pom Mr.. Morrow's further motion thu
lof Robert Jones was laid,upon the Ia
Mr. Lally for the committee on FL
nCe reported that the amount of schoo
Fes in the hands of the City Treasurer
as 81 066.63, and Oh his motion all or
was directed to be drawn upon tha
hcer Tor that amount,
On Mr. Lally's motion an order fol
,l5o55, the monthly sum due the
pard from City Council, was ordered t,
drawn in the City Treasurer.
The matter contained in the colnmu
eAton of W. ID. Roberts, of Philadel
ia, who offered to repair the blacl
ards with preparation of his make
Gu came up for discussion and mucl
gulnent was indulged III as to wllethe
would be better to have him fix tn
ack boards in all the schools at tn
le OF lO cents per square foot and hav
whole amount paid from the amour
miscellaneous expenses, or to hav
boards repaired from time to time, a
ght be necessary and pay for the wor
oi The appropriations OF the respec
Fe schools,
ihe matter was was laid over unit
stated meeting 10 be held Oh Monda
enlng.
Mr. Conrad from the commltte on N,
chool reported that the receipts frol
BOYS commencement had been ION
ana the expenditures $l02. so, leayi,
oaia!lce sa IN the hands of the committt
Wal. The receipts from the Girl
announcement amounted to Sl3O.
~ The expenditures to $1O2.35, wbio
LAG. ~ '''a'
Mr. Conrad asked what sbonld +
me with the money.
on Mr.. Baird's motion, it was decide
appropriate the amount in purcbasir
lertnee m.I Nc, b. books for the High Schools.
on Mr. Hesler's motion the Secretal
y ADVISED to advertise for proposa
hs.ss glass, ; and for glazing the diiferel
uoo's ieI the coming year.
pl. p. helsler presented the following
nesoted, ass e That no pu pill under ls ven
n.y., hse ~ Permitted 10 enter the fraini,
poo rs IA teacher. ''"ini'
a., n. on,ortiedge had it postponed un
II \ next meeting. "
,; a, huth had the matter of districti,
St,,hyy, sisy IN order to secure an econom,a
sii.,oatlon ,irv of janitors, made a snecj
h. ~. tot the next stated meet,u.
.air,i MI mitln'haw presented the followir
Re,oh,nn Rs,u,lon, which was adopted:
scuta, s,u,, that the & ,mmlLtee on Rav,s,,
pins ian'es ,n, are her. by authorized 10 =
IN S Of anap ,,.o report TO this Board what AZ