Daily Republican., 1882-06-13
cI7y SCHOOL BOARD.
~rErIEs LAST EVENING
rlisSsAL sPIxIrED DISCUS.
~sbs s"N InDULGED IN.

alfED al sPIxIrKD DISCUS.
sION IaDULGED IN.
,,,r stated mseting Of th
The les public s Education was he'll
s.Ia :. Is1spipp % in the Board hoGm, .nd rres' ~
nL o. .tno G members present: p
blowing @..a,s Wiley, viii Belts, Morrow Ben
Hsssls,, = ssssl,.ctsr, X Hilton, Reeve, Sample
y, bo1t.tn Wsne. Heisler, DR.. Mckay
del, Pain Palmer, Morrison, Hickman
y NJ ks1ass ,ss Il last meeting read by tn
Alnu.ss s and NJ approved by the Board
Hilton, chairman otthe he So%m,tse' con faa.
: ,l,nrsuce, nm stated that he had effect 1t
lniuiSr, sl0nr,ncs on new school No. 20
rsanyvas o. ynfrow, building committee o
! W. % sl ssshcol, submitted bids for sod
70 rJ s,S grading, hauling sand snd
ns s,1 'iu iar fixing up the yard. as follows
Fslsi ~ rOlan, y" SlS5; John Walls, $3.50
alu ,ion pv The contract was awarded tc
i, py;1, Trns committee on school No
NJ, a.,n,hmit,ed m bids for laying a drain al
). saC sSbooi from j. G. Brison aud CAV
~ W. 'y e BrO., which were referred tc
WY p,mmit,ee with power TO act.
n. Rats stated that owners of prop.
= ni !, that thai vicinity were contempla.
" y the n laying of drain and desired
y sR0srd Ina 10 ioin them at cost not ex.
s,i"p n $50 This drain had been pre-
0n.Is % discussed by the Board and
sr. s,s = xas no benefit to be derived from
NV Nv tbus Joining the said parties and
committee will put in their own
T Ths Committee on Contested Election
,ia 10 have a vacancy on said COM
Ittsa NJ, filled. The chair appointed Mr..
Wiley.
t,,,d that be had secured the use of
IsOuera House for Wednesday even
y lime 2s, when the commencement
'ssj,ps will be held. An invitation
: extended to the board to be present
NE grammar department on Tues
" June gth,
fSmmi.tee on No. 8 reported that
ejpp exercises would take place on
ma Is, and on June 2G in school No.
yo 10, on Tuesday morning, June
Nos, S and Is, Oh Tuesday, june q.
M committee on school No. 18 were
huctsd to serve the regular notice
the owner of the building that they
kuId yscate at the close of this month.
Repairs we're ordered to be made to
.psyement around No. 7 school, cost
TO exceed 81. David W. Harlan,
printendent OF the schools, submit.
q communication TO the Board,
Eieh was read by the secretary. The
ENls had reference to certain changes
tho course Of instruction, and also as
better mode of ventilation in sew.
h Of the schools. The communica.
~ was, on motion, accepted and filed,
was afterwards reconsidered and
Jared to a special committee, consist
Of MeSsrs. Belts, Hotfecker and
nipple.
AOmmunication was received from
tFsrd H. Anderson, Sr., asking tie
md to donate to him any old desks,
w. ETC., that they did not need, for
tuse Of a school in the western part
as city. The communication was
Hptel.
James II. Morgan extended an invi-
dM to the board, inviting them to be
snt at the High School on Thursday
tu listen to a lecture on "Heat."
vi resolved that every member
sldsttsnd who could possibly do so.
Maotlon OF Mr.. Benson, the Board
eseled to fill the vacancy in the
|aa Ward, caused by the resignation
GCOnrad, Esq. DR.. j. X. Kane,
nOch Moore, Jr., and Peter W.
Ny were nominated. Two ballots
snasen without an election when
Names name was Withdrawn, fol.
10 BY the withdraw of Col. Moore's
lasaad the substitution of DR.. A. FL.
l'aaw Another vote was taken with
D.ovlng result Furry, IL; Grim.
MI ksnel. Mr.. Furry was declared
etd by the chair.
y, " Kennedy gave notice that he
alu olfer resolution at the next
alg lnstructing the secretary to see
sl coal purchased by the Board is
E'l! weighed. Mr.. Palmer tated
W. was the intention of the Com
E.sNlo W. sse the coal weighed. as, in his
uUa' while he did not want to ac.
saly one of dishonesty, but at the
.sune 1t was positive fact that for
aA seven or eight years there had
- Snortness In the weight. Mr..
~ was also of the same opinion,
saought that some one should see
sIsy received the amount of coal
Sas NJ = discussion was entered into on
+'U' \ " aavertising in the RRPUBLI.
n, Ie committee.on elections, Mr..
,a.s a, q chairman, refusing to sign it
,,a's saS The bill was more than that
sI ,,s " other papers. The bill was
sSus, % V me committee on printing,
ans. tIea IT and it was referred to the
\. v-etee M on accounts.
Sd dItI'oh a made motion, donating
Is1sou' u''As IN school No. IS, to Mr.
'.a, h, y. as the Board had no further
n, ~ Fa saem after the school was closed.
at rSan S.uaey startled the Board some.
hi. Iuea I. he made a motion that Mr..
c.Si,s MI " appointed on some of the
,s,;s. s .ommittees made vacant by
onHIu'' Sus'lon Of H. g. Conrad, as in
So, aposed ne ne. thought I the President
pt Vaeu Of oeu Mr. Kyne in the appoint.
Gbe b.% b%Alnlttees. Mr.. Kyne stated
kms1I"su., I"u resigned from the commit. |
out tbts.ons bssa.o because his time would
hhs coDiS S lne next election, there
n,mseu vulu not serve. Several mem
sno.ian as On On the subject, and when
Du,jns" n the Board adjourned.
dsn ss,a sne 1s evening the following
|vp, I1'T II - Directed to be drawn:
- g. ,I,nsO =, fOulk, Sc; Mills & Combs,
lAu,op o'Ioe' III ;. Bradtord. 8 66; G. RI
VSn.sun .u'a; ! F.e :gresse, TO- TO- 45nJas,
fs Wan,,:a Wn, ~; B. F, Townsend, As; |
g&Son Nsl = % q Co., II so; sam'l Muir !!
ssacaI Ra 70; Finn & jackson. %;
(sCS G Il ssseerns, sel +, LIS; News Publish
X o., "a se, d. Every Evening Publish |
abss sS, 3 S'5O; VIM. s. Watt, / 5O'
ata.ss q . aadisstsr, ds "a IS ; Ale Allen IS &
n; G + sMVtS; Gawthrop & Bro,
s0; 's,t' st'I l,s5; teachers '.Iv sais,irs.
''paass SSSrs SSS and janitors, 500 O5;