The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-21
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| VI Now AeaF-Ine H0aru oil Education
-At It's Meeting Fixes Salaries, Etc.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Board
OF Education was held last evening and an
important meeting It was too. 5, Teachers
In several OF the schools were confirmed, a
big discussion on the salary question was had
aud several important reports were sub.
The minutes Of the prevlou. three meet.
inGs were read aud adopted, after !, the
calling Of the roll, which showed the follow.
Caldwell, Collier, Criswell, i Ebeline. Max.
well, Jepson, McCully, Miller J,TX., Siilier j.
q, Pipes, Schoekey and Todd. On motion
Mt. Alfred Caldwell presided, the President
being absent. I..., ~ y i'.'S5--I
The Committee on Accounts asked the nav.
ment Of bills amounting to 1901 90, which
was ordered. ~ r'1I-a' = f"II'I'
The Committee on Teachers and Schools
reported that II thought that the following
number OF teachers would be needed the en-.
suing year, Warrington 10, Madison ~,
Clay, "A. Union 10, Centre 10, Webster IS,
Richie 10, Colored 9. Total l0i, ian Increase
OF o. The enumeration shows the some
number Of teachers as last year In the sub.
districts OF Clay. Webster, Richie and Col.
o'Na oShoSau uha luCIeASe VI tpuCUcTS
In division ~" OF Madison. Washington,
Union and Centre schools. Tho committee
found lself unable TO determine the number
OF teachers required In Webster and Centre
subalistricts, because the boundary lines Of
said sub.districs may be changed, and there.
fore II referred the matter 10 The Board, tho
above enumeration shows the number neces.
sary, In the opinion OF representatives OF said
sub.districts, IN case no change shall be n,ade
In the boundaries. This latter clause was on
motion laid on tue tab 10 until the next meet.
Ing; the remainder OF tho report was adopted.
The committee further stated that the add.
tional teacher In Madison might not be need.
ed, but authority to appoint II necessary was
asked for. $50 n ~ : :. -
The chairman Of tho Committee on Fl.
nance reported that II was necessary to defer
the settlement with the Collector as required
by law to be made In July, rs q comniinica.
| ton from the Collector submitted with the
report would show. The Collector stated
that he asked for further time "for tho rea-
son that considerable money yet outstanding
can be collected In tho next two months
Heretofore my settlements with the Board
have been extended until October, which
gives ME an opportunity OF gathering IN and
collecting little items Of school taxes which
with an earlier settlement would have to re.
main unsolicited. These items represen,
but II few cents each, rs the bills are mostly
against working with little property, but run
into several hundred dollers In bulk"
This was received and filed. 81
The COMMITTEES on Buildings and Grounds
reported that II had visited and inspected the
premises OF the different school buildings OF
the city and had found the iollowingamounss
necessary to place said buildings and grounds
in good repair for the ensuing year: r. +