The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-07
SCHOOL BoARD MKErINe.
assignment OF Tezeaers-AIlss- FANNIE
HORSE and Mr. Frank Pettit
Elected to FIN Vacancies
Kids Accepted for Supplies -ateska pre-
scented for Examination, Etc.

Kids Accepted for supplies -lseska pre-,
scented for Examination, Etc.
/ EaPoRIA, Sept 4, 1882.
The board of education met in reru.
lar session in the high school building
President Kellogg in the chair.
Present: Nix, Riggs, Morse. Morris
McMurtrie. Kellogg, Cordley. Hall.
Moved that the board proceed to eleci
two teachers to fl vacancies made ty
resignation OF Misses Wood and Over
street Mr, Morris was appointed teller
The first ballot resulted in the election
of Frank Peiiit
The second ballot resulted in ns, cleo
Iti3a.
On the third ballot Miss Fannie Morse
was elected.
The Following bills were allowed and
ordered paid
c. y. Riggs, copying specifications,
$3.50; w. Il Ewing, registering bond,
So; Daniel Weeks, service, $25.
The special order OF business was
then taken p-examinaiion OF seats for
new building
Il was moved that all the agents ex-
cept one retire, who would present to
the board the merits of his and the de-
fects of his neighbors' desk
The following persons presented
desks for examination: :
Mrs Parks, of Ottawa; I. D. Fox, W.
o. Ferguson, of EmpoFis; MIR. Watkins,
OF Reading, and Mr.. Moore, OF Usage
City Mr Robinson, the builder. AIr.
Pack. who supplied the brick for the
buildings. and the superintendent were
present Mr. Pack presented samples of
bricks which be was furnishing the con
tractors.
Moved that the superintendent be
Instructed To measure up the wall as far
lis constructed and an estimate be made
and an order drawn for The amount
Moved that the superintendent be in
stracled positively that no bricks are 10
be.put in the Fourth.ward building which
shall be inferior 10 the sample brick pre-
senled here Tonight.
Moved that the application of Mr
Seott for teacher of peumanshin, be laid
over for The present
MOVED thai the building committee be
Instructed Is, make all necessary repairs
on lie Seaond avenue school baIlding.
Tie bids for desks were opened and it
was moved that The suIthei consideration
of the matter be postponed until to-Inor-
row afternoon at 4 O'Clock, and when
the heard adjourn il do So to meet at s.
3. Riggs Office, corner of Commercial
street aud Fourth avenue at The time
stated
The boasd il.en prcceeitd TO open
bids for supplies, which being coBsid- |
cred, ii WAS moved that the committee
ON supplies be Instructed to contract
with Mr. c. C. Morse if she will put
in SInford's ink At $3.50 and envelopes
at $3.50 per box. Carritd
Moved ifiai The bid If J Gasaway for
wood be accepted al $40 per cord. |
Carried. ~
Moved nat all bids oo coal lie rtiec-
ted. Cariitd.
Moved that the fillpwin" assignment
Of teachers be made.
I. James Z. Klock, high school
2 Frank Kizer, high school
3. Leonora Sedgwick, high school,
1. Mary J. Watson, fret grade
5. Lizzie Cnuli, s. con.l grade
9. Belle Cnrsw,!l, third grade:
Z, Warren Stone, fourth srIide
8. Fanny Riggs, fourth grade
0. NJ. a. Bockius, (sionel fifth grade.
10. Miss Merrill, seventh A grade.
IL. Sadie Thomas, seventh B grade
20, r. l., bartholomew, sixth grade
ID. Mrs. Miller, IL, brick fifth grade.
Il. Miss Maynard, &c brick) sixth
grade.
10. Miss Evans, (sloael sixth grade
10. Miss Dixon, not assigned.
IL. Miss Farnhaui, (E brick seventh
grade.
IS. Miss Brown, Second avcnue
10. Miss Dudley, no; assigned
20. Miss Burberry, (E. brickl seventh
grade
81. Mr.. Frank Petit, west school.
%. Miss Fanny Morse, not assigned
Adjourned.
p + HARNICuAyi clerk