Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-11
CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
AsuoEr SESSION OF lhn A"0
r,roRs LAST EVENING"
.no., Mouse No 10 Finished
-su,s places selected for
.romtpg Election Ar Oh.
lection Made to Having
the Polls in Saloons.

ro1nlar stated meeting OF the
n,-d of Public Education was held
bo.'u bo.areninr, President Conrad in the
ssair, S and we've members present.
eDn" on motion, the reading OF the min
"" was dispensed with, and DIR.
G,jmshaw G,sT spoke in reference to dram
VIM. Vim % school. He spoke of the
.ason nns NM Of the property holders in the
's,tsr ",I and satd they wanted the com
nj,,r, 10 G. operate with them in
inring a drain down kirkwood street,
In." nt1 ,@rsk Cou ell to AID them by lay
,ng sewer IT, that vicinity. The mat
,ar s was offered 10 the Committee with
nnrar ", W. 10 ac,. MIR. Furry Was present.,
pa made a statement IN references To
'NI After M the disposal OF the above mat
cav reyarliug the drainage OF No. 20
sohool IN, regular order of business
was again taken up
Mr. Morrow, OF the committee on
M 70 school, stated that the con.
,roc,or for school No. 10 had finished
,hs school according to contract, and
.stri for an order for $6 Dab 10 pay the
contractor. The request %as granted
anl an order drawn Tor the amount.
I'm motion the Committee on in
,oraure was instructed 10 effect an in
snrapce on the real estate and personal
nnnrr,y of new school No. 10. The
amount was fixed AT s., 900, or the same
a. 10, 10 School.
On motion an order was drawn for an
amount sufficient TO pay the premium
on said Insurance..
On motion the Buildin- Committee
m No. ~ S moo, was instructed tu
.sk for propo.a.s tJr draining the wells
oi said schoo.
The committee on procuring suitable
places for ho,dlug the approaching
|tcboOI election reported tho following
Zplaces
4 First Ward-Oid No. - School
lHouse, Second and Washington streets.
Second Ward FELTON, House, Second
land Walnut streets.
A.this point some little discussion
arose ss to the propriety OF holding the
Elections in hotels and cigar stores, at a
lost of s., when a school house could |
(be procured in the ward, with no ex
penSe to the Board.
The committee from the Third Ward |
Suggested Witsils cigar store, which |
was obi ,cted to, and No. 10 school sug-
eested After several motions and !
hTen endmsu.s, No. 10 School was
hdoped,
Fourth Ward-No. l school house,
6ix,h and French streets.
Fifth Ward-No. 9, Eighth and VOL
IastOn.
SIKH Ward--No. 5 schoo! house.
Seventh Ward-No. = school house.
Eighth Ward-No. s school house.
Ninth Ward-Old Academy.
Tenth Ward-No. 10 school house.
Eleventh Ward-No. 10 school house.
On motion the secretary of the Board
las Instructed TO notify the jtnitors, Of
De different schools where the election
Fa 10 be held, to have the schools
peutd on tha day.
Mr. Belts suggested that the Commit.
feon Election should se that the ballot
CAes were properly sealed when the
olIS closed, and made motion that
pecommittee he authorized to procure /
necessary material for the purpose |
ne chairman OF the committee stated
at he would attend to the matter and l
molten was withdrawn. ,
on motion an order for S. was drawn /
iaVor OF j. Price, janitor Of night {
a'ol ned IN No Is school houee.
Committee on No. 10 school asked t
Board for the privilege OF having '
ae necessary repairs made, the cost [
10 exceed S. Granted t
Committeo on No. were authorized s
nave repairs made and cesspoolS t.
FAMED Cost not to exceed thirty dol.
o, was presented by the chair II
sn oi com nittee on No. | school, for
to 'or trimming trees, and on motion
was allowed h
'l'' MO row, chairman of committee c.
ovnooI No. |, stated to the Board,
Nhi,e Mr.. Wiley, was principal "
'na' schoc!, he had prepared "A mum IT
VI clarts in Natural Philo ply, IL
use ID that school, aud that when
e,, he took The charts with him. ii
morrow thought they We're of use
'uc school and made motion that hi
0s purchased at cost of $50, W
,ch motion was lost. hi
.oWnittee Oh No. school were fo
lOH]Td to have needed repairs bt
lars. '' eN'e.'ihs iof'y ~ ~
NJ, ,,,.. di
nIi Va motion the Board adjourned. Al
Iu,lhs the evening the following pr
ES were ordered paid: b.
III; W., kennard, S.; b. S. Clark,
o,o m''li&mS " Hopkins, 3. 80; vii. co
\ I'pa VI odorles1 Excavating Co.., 10; tr
u' rank - cents; Frank Z Taylor, of
,"ehry Grebe, 250: John Hamil. hi
n - odmuei McCary, Jr., l4J OS; f. fri
p",Msn'atster, * 1862 5O;z. Pickels, agt., Co
s M. n. Elias, 3.3s; Engineering hI
surveying Department., 10; Frank D
";;s"elI, ,";s 30; Adams & Bro, /. 90; s.,
..s'oH st'aqs Coal Gas Company, 3 90, tir
KanW " Church of the Covenant, to
" w"Deoec Wec Ice and Coal Co., l. 81; pl
w. vernon Il Sons. Is As; Ferris CO.
ma. y D. . r. Townsend, 232 Al; G. f. to
chas. ss q Co., 252 46; Salaries of 40
Teaohaaof o aof night school, 115 Is; pay wa
r0II II'usrs assn and Substitutes, 4.57s,94, 4 of
VI 0n'ce'S and Janitors, 47O. "A. jul