Daily Republican., 1880-12-14
hoard OF EDUCATION.
The Mepsrta OF tne Corsm'siee---
Mere sehooIhonses Needea-The
BoArd's Action IN Reference 90
Yu,.rml.atsus-Th Ellis Passed.

The Board OF Education met In regu
ar session last evening.
The report of the Committee on
Teachers, f&voring the appointment 81
Miss Jennie Black first assistant OF
school No. l3, was laid over for Two
weeks.
The follow ing report was subn itted
by ths Finance Com mn,ttes
balance In bank, Nov. .....S4 stAsS
deposits during the month. ......'''' 5000 "o
Total amount In bank. .......... IL AsB
PAID cat during the monihs,...''.. s'oSLe eS
BaIanre in oank, per check book. S.64
Checks drawn but net pTesenied.... I2"'o
Ralapco o,....................,'' .,'''.i8i iVo@Za
TIE COMMITTEES on increasing schod
facilities reported that, considering the
fact that school buildings In the east
ern portion OF the city are being lem
porsrily occupied st . very heavy rsn',
items should be taken by the Board az
1.-THE next session Of the Genera! Al,
&c ubly to procure some legislation to-
ward tbs erection Of not less than tgo
SC hoolhouses, one on the east and the
other on the west side Of the city, as
well as additional improvement in some
of the school buildings. The commit
tee recommended the appointment OF a
committee on legislation, whose busl-
ness 1t shall be to prepare q bill asking
for the issuing OF bonds sufhcient 70
meet the requirement aud report such
bill for It's approval. The report was
adopted and the committee making the
irepVrt was constituted the committee on
legislation. The committee consists OF
Messrs. Morrow, Kyne, Baird, Palmer
and Lobdell.
| Mr.. Lobdell moved that 80 much OF
the report OF the committee on REVISION
Of stRdies, already adopted, which does
not conflict with change ot books, De
put in operation. Adopted.
The consideration OF Mr.. Morrow's
motion 10 abolish the Normal School
was postponed for two weeks.
The action OF the committee OF school
No. 3, in procuring heaters and stoves,
was approved by the Board.
Mr.. Belts moved that notice be gwen
to the owners Of schools Nos. / and 10
that the Board will vacate the property
in March. Adopted.
The committee OF school No. Was
granted authority TO procure stove
lpipes and tenders at q cost oil twenty
five dollars.
Il The committee OF school No. 6 was
au .horizsd to procure locks at cost OF
three dollars.
The action Of the committee OF school
No. IL, in having repairs made at a
cost Of S3 IS, was approved.
The committee OF school No. 10 was
, gr Anted authority to have the school
. touss heated by steam.
q. Mr.. Baird called the attention OF the
Board to the fact that at some schools
| there was no recess when the constitu'
tion provides that "there shall be an
Iipternission Of study and recitation
9 each morning and afternoon, Of not less
8 than fifteen nor more than twenty
, minutes. In stormy or very cola
weather, the pupils may remain In the
school room during the intermisSion'
Teachers are requested to encourage the
: pupils to go into the yard for a rev
= minutes during the intermisSion."
The supsrintendent was authorized
K to inform the teachers that the BOarS
k desired the scholars to have recess
! ard that the intermlssion SHOULD no
b merely be a cessation of lessons but
relaxation of discipline. The commit
e tees were instructed to report cases o
il schools having no intermbsi0n and
o on motion of DR.. ShorLlidge, it was de
9 ciied that the teachers should b.
furnished with blanks for the purpos'
Of keeping a record OF the intermis
/, sions.
TIE committee Of school No. 10 va
grant ID authority to have clock 70
paired at q cost OF 81. -
l A bill for the rent Of school NO. 10
amounting to $3.50, was referred to 1h'
q COMMITTEES on Accounts, and If oorrec
was ordered to be paid.
y During the evening the fo.loWlnl
. bills were presented and orders for tn
same were directed to be drawn
d John Neuschsl, $3 80; Josiah Mccall
90; J. A. Krauspe, 3.25; J. c. Massey
|, lsl6. SO; James Bradford, $50 CT; Glatt
d / Eckel, $25 %; Edwin +. Ecksl, VIZ
II W. @. Pierce, $40. 20; L. A. Robinson
en-. so; Finn 4 Jackson, $4l.99; jane
, Mitchell. S35 .O5; W. NJ. Kennard I
& Co., $2S.J5; Thompson 4 Bro % 70
: James F. Traynor, 81; Allen speSkman
:" 9S cents; Gawthrop & Bro, $l25; Jo:
- Gsst, 81 so; Patrick Dillon, SASS; W
'r s, watt, $l5.2S; Conard & Pea
Al nypa,ker. so cents J. P. Almond
Co., 81. .O5 ; Baynsrd & Dawson. So 81
Il. s. McComb, So J. Il J. N. Harman
" s23 C. P. Johnson, 4 % W. D. Koh
8, erts, $50 so; Lswis Isbley, $3.50
Ia James Davis, sb.25 Nv. +. Robinson
| is27 ; James Gray, $5 P. B. II }. b
10 Foreman. 1927 Samuel Hanna II Co.
Sl,35: Allen Ruth, $3.50; Adams
I'd Bro, $l.90 Kent Iron X hsrdWar
rs Com pauy, s. cents; William D..Roeerls
X sG3 80 ; A. s. Resd, $lG.75 D. W
IL Harlan, $3.50 C. F. Thomas u Co.
es slg0.l teachers' pay roll. "a, 46s u
ss officers and janitors' pay rsll, $3.50 "
Long Branch.
The smallest of audiences assemble
le e in the Opera House, last night, to wi
eS ness the performance OF the moder
10 comedy "Long Branch" The leadin
g. mart was taken by Catharine Lewis
n, who is an accomplished vocalist as we
III as a pleasing and agreeable actress
no The rest Of the company was OF varyin
49, 0rades of merit. The play is anothe
:" Of those extravagansas Of audsOiou
plot, trivial nonsence and indifereI
music, and its presentation last nigt