Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-04

reference to moving the district library from
Central building TO Centennial block upon
the terms and conditions stated at length in
the Board of Education proceedings under
date of March 24th, 1851.
On motion Of Mr.. Spratt, the Committee on
Schools were instructed 10 attend 10 the re-
moval Of the library as heretofore contem-
plated and upon the terms already stated
with a further proviso that the library be
kept in a room distinct from the general
store.
APPLICATIONS.
From c. II. T. Atwood, L'Anse, Michigan,
applying for the position Of Superintendent
From Miss Minnie A. Updike, Grass Lake,
Michigan, applying for position as teacher
Applications ordered placed on file.
REPoRTs OF OFFICERS.
From the Treasurer as follows:
ALPEsA, NIcmGAS, April 25th. 1851
To he Board Of Education If The city Of
AlpeHa'
GENTLENIEN.-I have the honor TO SUBJ
nit the following report as Treasurer of
Union School District, city Of Alpena. Here
with you will find warrants with statement,
giving number and amount paid Of each war
rant as drawn, also certified check for bal
ance on hand payable 10 Treasurer's order:
REsoCcEs.
Feb 25 Cash from Treasurer NeRas, si,o7S
Mach II from city Treasurer, $500 o.
Ami = from Justice Henderson, fines, 1900
Total, .s,5475
pIssuRsENESrs
April rs, warrants paid to date and herslu
enclosed, 2S5s o.
Balance on hand, ,6i6.8s
/ enclose draft for above balance.
Respectfully,
GEORGE L. MALTZ,
Treasurer.
On motion Of Mr.. Spratt, the Board went
into Il committee Of the whole, the Presi-
dent in the chair and after some time spent
therein, the committee arose and through
their chairman made the following report:
To the Board Of Education:
Your committee TO whom was referred the
Treasurers report and vouchers respectfully
report that they have had the same under
consideration and find the following:
The various items Of resources as given by
the Treasurer are substantially correct. We
have compared the warrants redeemed with
the Secretary's record of warrants issued on
the various funds, and found the same 10 cor
respond. We have opposite the record of
each order redeemed, marked the word paid
III Itu lin bll DOoh. we rccOm-
mend that the Treasurers report be approx
ed and the President and Secretary instruct
ed TO give him n receipt in full.
W. L. CHURCHILL,
Chairman.
April 9th, 1881.
Report accepted and committee discharged.
On motion Of Mr.. DAigle the recommen-
dations of the committee of the whole were
concurred in by unanimous vote
The warrants redeemed and cancelled
were then by special committee cremated
in presence of the Board.
On motion Of Mr.. Noach,' the Secretary
was instructed TO turn over TO Treasurer elect
of the Board and take his receipt therefor,
the draft for SG76GS submitted by ex-treas-
urer Maltz.
From Secretary, stating that the treasurer
elect Worthy l.. Churchill had filed bond
to the district in the sum Of sixteen thousand
dollars with George l.. Maltz and H. L.
Morse as sureties, conditioned for the faith
full discharge of the duties of his Office. APP
proved
INSURANCE.
On motion the amount of insurance order
ed at meeting of the Board held April 18th,
1881, was increased as to Central building.
and reduced as TO Third ward school building.
The amounts finally agreed upon and for
which policies were submitted and approved
are rs follows:
April /. 1881, No i9s in 62'na on furniture ap.
pGratus. and organ IN Central building, o. 600 for
three sears. Premium en-.
April !, 1881, No i9s, in Etns, on Central build
ing. 500, tor three years. Premium $40.
Apn /, losi. No. igS. in ds,na on Third ward
building ana furniture, $50, for three years. Pre-
mum $l6