The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
noARD OF EDUCATION.
Regular Meeting Last Evening" "A
New MOve-The Committee Ap-
pointed by the Chair Reconsider
cd and q New Set Appointed.

that action being the reconsidering Of
the committees appointed by the Presi-
dent at the previous meeting and the ap-
pointment of new set as agreed upon
by caucus Of the majority.
After the roll had been called, MIR.
Kenny moved that the regular order Of
business be suspended, and the Com
mittees as announced by the chair at the
previous meeting be taken up and acted
upon. The motion was adopted.
Mr.. Belts wanted to know by what
authority the Board was going to oct
upon such notion. II was something
unusual, the President had always ap-
pointed the Committees of the Board.
Mr.. Kenny replied that 1t was nothing
unusual, as the Board had aperfect right
TO choose its own committees.
Mr.. Furry said he had been member
of the Board for O number of years, and
had never heard of snch q thing. Presi
dents Buck, Shortlidge and Eckel had
always appointed the committees, be
could not soc what the members were
driving 1t, If any of them had too mnch
to do on the committees as announced
by the chair, Let them step down and
cut.
The chair ruled the motion to take up
the committees on the Secretary's desk,
out of order, as the Board was contin
Gus body and the chair had perfect
right TO appoint the committees, under
rule Q Of the Board, as said rule bad
never been repealed.
Mr.. Kenny appealed from the decision
Of the chair, and DR.. Grimshaw was
called to the chair to put the appeal -
The appeal was sustained by a vote Of o
to 10.
The committees as agreed upon by the
majority were then taken from the Sec
retsry's desk and read as follows:
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On Teachers -Edwsrd McIntlre, A, H.
Grimsha J. p. T. Feukei, l.. Palmer.
William Kyne.
on Books-R. G. shortlidge. iona. Hil-
ton, J. +. Wales, William Forsyth. W u.
on Flnance-D. o'C Kenney. Charles
Baird, W. q. Grier.
on Aceounts-W.G g. Baugh. w.w.Lo OBJ
On iniing-P. i. Furry. J. P. Wa les.
John Brooks.
on Normal scheol-w. W. Lobdellr s.
r. ..Eetts, b. Hazlett.
On Fuel-Alien Ruth, iona. Hilton,
On insarance-A. IL. Grimshsw. w J..
Morrow, W. q. Grier.
On IRAN snsfers-Charles Baird, John
bfSois, o% Ei,eeiloasNE% e. o. seEiy% Palmer WIN 4m
Forsyth, Samuel II. Belts.
VISITING COMMITTEES.
No. l-W. ]. Morrow, &c. g. shortlidae.
No. 2-W. W. J.obdell, w. q. Baugh-
No. 3-Allen Ruth. iona. Hilton.
No. Al. W. Palmer. W. q; Grier.
No No "a AaMa II Ms,ssas B. g. aorrson xorrE
No. IONA. Hilton. J. p. Wales.
No. c-S. r. Belts, John Brooks.
No. r-E. q. shortlidge, VIM. kyne.
No, led. orc. kenney, VIM. Forsyth.
No. li-Wm, Kyne,, Chas. Baird.
No. IL w. q. Baugh, E. @. shortlidge.
No. l3-B. Hazlett, y. \. Belts.
No. 14-P. y. Furry, Edward MeIntire.
No. i5-J. p. T. Feukel, b. Hazlett.
No. ie- Chas. Baird, A lien Ruth.
No n-John Brooks, A. b. Grimshaw.
No. is--J. p. Wales, L. ". Palmer.
No. i9-W. r. Forsyth, W. q. Grier.
Mr.. Baird made the point that there
was no school In the Eleventh ward, ant
he would like to know how the commit
tee got on the list?
The chair informed Mr.. Baird tina
the gent from the Eighth ward, Mr.
Kenny, could answer that question.
Mr.. Kenny said the list OF committee
were left on the Sscretary's desk, but o
to how they got there he did not propos'
70 answer.
THE Bro wETowN SCHOOL.
The question of the Browntown schoo
| was brought through the committee oI
sites, who reported that they had offefe'
Mr.. Buckmaster $40 per month for th'
use of the school, but he had demande'
SIS per month from May 1st and th
same during vacation.
Mr.. Grier stated that he knew force
had been brought to bear upon MI
Buckmaster to charge the Board $25 pc
, month.
On motion the Committee were au
thorized to rent the school from May ID
at $l5 per month.
; On motion of DR.. Grlmshaw the pres
ent teachers in the school were contln
, ued at their present salaries from Ma
LIST.
On motion of Mr.. Furry the ne,
school will be known as School No. 1s
/. Mr.. Kenny presented the bond of L
: B. Morrow, Secretary and Treasurer {
the Board, which on his motion was /,
ferred to the Finance Committee.
LIZ ohCiOa thO toiOWih
resolution which was referred to th
Superintendent on motion of Mr.. Betli
Resolped, That Committee of thre
be appointed by the President, to col
slider the custom of preventing pupils
who--m be late, from entering th
o schools until the next session.
Ike schools were ordered to be close
on Monday next In order to allow u
: children to participate in the exercis'
Of Decoration day.
s The Committee of No. l, were auth'
b rized to engage the Opera House for q
\ evening Of June 10Th or 30th for cor
7 mencement exercises.
Is Mr.. Furry offered the following, ,whis
= was adopted
= Resolped, That the rule "Of Pupils
section 43, be referred TO q committee
three, TO report at the next meeting
: the board, whether any change shall
4 made therein.
A motion offered by Mr.. Palmer, I'll
IL slips containing the new committees
q. printed, was carried.
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